South Central Railway Tender

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 04 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 5 Km and up to 10 km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 05 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 10 Km and up to 20 km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 20 Km and up to 30 km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 07 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 30 Km and up to 50 km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 08 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 50 Km and up to 100 Km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 09 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Lead beyond 100 Km and up to 150 Km

Loading, leading and unloading of all types of P.Way fittings and all other 10 miscellaneous material except Rails, sleepers, switches, crossings, SEJs and Glued Joints by road vehicles for different leads. Note: Lead shall be the shortest motorable road length between the points of loading and unloading. Extra for every Km per MT beyond 150 Km over item no. 172047

Carrying out preparatory works for operation of Ballast Cleaning Machine (BCM) which 01 includes making trench in track for inserting cutter bar, supporting track on wooden block supplied by Railway, removal of ballast along with muck from shoulder which is out of reach of cutter chain and putting the same in cutting width or between rails. Rate includes all miscellaneous works, e.g. opening and re-fixing of joggled fish plates, OHE Bonds, dismantling & removing obstructions etc.

Carrying out various works during operation of BCM, like filling up of ballast at 02 deficient location from locations where ballast is excess or from adjoining tracks, required initial packing, adjustment of PSC Sleepers, provision wooden blocks supplied by department and attending track parameters etc. complete so as to make track fit for 20 kmph speed.

Removal of screened muck discharged by BCM, where muck disposal on side slope is 03 restricted due to platform, cutting, OHE mast etc. and disposing it beyond 5m from edge of cutting up to 3m deep or alternatively carting it up to 50m for disposing off beyond the end of cutting / platform and making up cess wherever low.

Removing the ballast from shoulders, left over after BCM working, screening the same 04 removing the muck and putting back the screened ballast into track, boxing the ballast to profile and using released muck for cess making or throwing away within 50m lead and 3m lift when not required for cess repairs and as directed by the Engineer-in-charge. Note: This item shall be used only when BRM is not available.

Carrying out pre-tamping, during tamping and post-tamping work for tamping track 05 with all types of rails, sleepers & sleeper density by various Track Tamping machines, like CSM,DUO/3X Machines which include : (1) Re-adjustment of ballast, heaping-up of ballast, filling-up of cavities in tamping zone by picking ballast from stacks / shoulders / crib of adjoining track up to lead of 50 m to ensure effective packing; (2) Clearing of ballast on sleepers to make them visible to operator, (3) Clearing of ballast over rail foot to facilitate holding of rail by rollers of TTRM; (4) Digging, screening and replenishment of ballast at mud pumping / rounded ballast in sleeper crib location; (5) Tightening of loose fittings immediately before & after tamping; (6) Replacement of broken / missing fittings supplied by Railway; (7) Correcting displaced sleepers to position along with squaring; (8) Re-setting of worked-out / fallen fittings. (9) Removing and re-fixing joggled fish plates & wooden blocks, wherever necessary; (10) Manual consolidation of ballast in crib / shoulders; (11) Removing and refixing of traction bonds during the block in electrified sections (12) Dressing of ballast Note: 1. Tamping blocks are not identical & it may be given at any time either during day or night. 2. Stages of payment a) 30% of the rate will be paid on completion of pre tamping attention, b) Balance 70% of the rate will be paid on completion of post tamping. 3. Recovery at the rate of twice the above applicable rate will be effected in case contractor fails to carry out pre/during/post operation. 4.Payment shall be made only once in irrespective of numbers of TTRM packing round and after restoration of normal speed and restoration of complete ballast profile. For day time block working

Carrying out pre-tamping, during tamping and post-tamping work for tamping track with all types of rails, sleepers & sleeper density by various Track Tamping machines, like CSM,DUO/3X Machines which include : (1) Re-adjustment of ballast, heaping-up of ballast, filling-up of cavities in tamping zone by picking ballast from stacks / shoulders / crib of adjoining track up to lead of 50 m to ensure effective packing; (2) Clearing of ballast on sleepers to make them visible to operator, (3) Clearing of ballast over rail foot to facilitate holding of rail by rollers of TTRM; (4) Digging, screening and replenishment of ballast at mud pumping / rounded ballast in sleeper crib location; (5) Tightening of loose fittings immediately before & after tamping; (6) Replacement of 06 broken / missing fittings supplied by Railway; (7) Correcting displaced sleepers to position along with squaring; (8) Re-setting of worked-out / fallen fittings. (9) Removing and re-fixing joggled fish plates & wooden blocks, wherever necessary; (10) Manual consolidation of ballast in crib / shoulders; (11) Removing and refixing of traction bonds during the block in electrified sections (12) Dressing of ballast Note: 1. Tamping blocks are not identical & it may be given at any time either during day or night. 2. Stages of payment a) 30% of the rate will be paid on completion of pre tamping attention, b) Balance 70% of the rate will be paid on completion of post tamping. 3. Recovery at the rate of twice the above applicable rate will be effected in case contractor fails to carry out pre/during/post operation. 4.Payment shall be made only once in irrespective of numbers of TTRM packing round and after restoration of normal speed and restoration of complete ballast profile. For night time block working

Lifting and packing for regrading the existing PSC sleeper track to required height / level in stages not exceeding 75mm or part thereof at a time, providing permissible ramp for the track, insertion of moorum / sand / stone ballast uniformly under the existing track and placing the 01 same to safe approved gradient, gauge, cushion including levelling and one round of through packing to allow train movement at restricted speed of 30 kmph for a specified length with all leads & lifts and fixing, marking, painting rail level pegs at every 30m interval. Note: Lifting of track shall be done in stages as per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM to get the proposed final level as per approved working profile, as directed by Engineer in-charge.

Extra for additional lift over 75mm for every 50mm lift or part thereof up to 275mm for item nos. 083010 for each TRM.

Boxing and profiling of ballast as per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM 03 including cess dressing on both sides of track. The work will include removing excess ballast from track and putting the same in crib and shoulder by leading to a maximum of 50m including crossing of track, deweeding on ballast section etc and as directed by Engineer-In charge.

Providing lighting arrangements with halogen lamps on and around machine during machine working in night time blocks, with contractor's generator, consumables, all necessary electrical fittings, operators etc. Note: 1. Lighting arrangement is to be provided as per advance planning of Night Blocks and written communication. 2. In case lighting arrangement is made available but not used due to non-availability of block, payment @ 60% of the item rate shall be made. 3. In place of Halogen, LED lamps of equal lumen capacity may be used with the approval of Engineer -in-Charge. 4. If lighting arrangement fails during block, recovery shall be made twice the rate per day. BCM/FRM/UNIMAT (7.5 KVA generator and 12x500 W)

Providing lighting arrangements with halogen lamps on and around machine during machine working in night time blocks, with contractor's generator, consumables, all necessary electrical fittings, operators etc. Note: 1. Lighting arrangement is to be provided as per advance 05 planning of Night Blocks and written communication. 2. In case lighting arrangement is made available but not used due to non-availability of block, payment @ 60% of the item rate shall be made. 3. In place of Halogen, LED lamps of equal lumen capacity may be used with the approval of Engineer -in-Charge. 4. If lighting arrangement fails during block, recovery shall be made twice the rate per day. CSM / DUO / 3X with or without DGS (7.5 KVA generator and 8x500 W)

First or Second Through Packing of track of all sleeper density including giving a 06 general lift, as desired to eliminate sag after Deep Screening work, lifting of track, lowering of track and major realignment of curves and formation rehabilitation as per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM. Note: General lift is normally 25 mm and isolated lift may be up to 50 mm. For PSC Sleeper Track with Sleeper Density of 1660

Third or subsequent Through Packing of track for all sleeper density including picking 07 of slacks, as required after second through packing, subsequent to Deep Screening work as per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM. This item can also be used after lifting/regrading/realignment works also. Note: General lift is normally 25 mm and isolated lift may be up to 50 mm. For PSC Sleeper Track with Sleeper Density of 1660

Quick cutting with abrasive rail cutter of all types of rail sections including wear resistant, head hardened rails up to 110 UTS, with contractors tools & plants, equipment, consumable 08 with all lead & lift etc. complete as directed by Engineer in-charge. Abrasive Rail Cutter will be as per RDSO Specification No. TM/SM/1 (Rev. 01 of 2012) with latest status of RDSO; Rail Cutting Wheel Abrasive Disc will be as per RDSO Specification No.TM/SM/2 (Rev. 01 of 2020) 60 Kg - 110/90 UTS - Outside Track

Quick cutting with abrasive rail cutter of all types of rail sections including wear resistant, head hardened rails up to 110 UTS, with contractors tools & plants, equipment, consumable 09 with all lead & lift etc. complete as directed by Engineer in-charge. Abrasive Rail Cutter will be as per RDSO Specification No. TM/SM/1 (Rev. 01 of 2012) with latest status of RDSO; Rail Cutting Wheel Abrasive Disc will be as per RDSO Specification No.TM/SM/2 (Rev. 01 of 2020) 60 Kg - 110/90 UTS - On Running Line

Drilling holes of 16 mm to 32 mm dia. with Rail Drilling machine including chamfering 10 with appropriate chamfering tools in all types of rail section with contractor's tools & plants, equipment, consumable with all lead & lift etc. complete, as directed by Engineer in-charge. Rail Drilling Machine will be as per RDSO Specification No. TM/SM/3, dated 24.04.1991. On Running Line

Erection or removal of temporary Engineering Indicator Board or any other board at specified locations without causing infringement to track etc. complete and as directed. For erection

Erection or removal of temporary Engineering Indicator Board or any other board at specified locations without causing infringement to track etc. complete and as directed. For removal

Pre, during, and post BCM works for deep screening of ballast in Points and crossings with all contractor's labour, tools and plants as required to carry out the work to the standards in specific time including crossing of tracks etc. complete and as directed by the Engineer - in - charge. I. Pre-BCM Operation : a) making trenches for insertion of cutter bars at various locations as per the directions of engineer in charge. i.e.., one trench ahead of one rail length from SRJ and second trench 13 near sleeper No 62 ( 1in 12) etc., b) Filling up ballast up to sleeper level. c) Tightening of fittings/ plate screws, ERCs, Stud bolts, check rail bolts. II. During BCM Operation : a) Assistance to S&T Department : Opening of cables at approach of Points & Crossings, TLD Boxes/ removing of Point motor and refixing the same and covering cables after passing of BCM in block period with S&T Staff. b) Engineering : c) Removing of two long sleepers i.e.., sleeper No 3 & 4 and refixing the same in position during block after passage of BCM. d) Removing obstruction i.e.., S&T CC block duly digging with crow bars and breaking with chisel/ hammer, cutting of rail pegs with gas. e) To remove, excess ballast on rail table for free movement of BCM and for packing purpose. f) Extension of cutter bar wherever required in assisting machine staff. g) Removing of cutter bar/ Chain links from the trenches after screening work by BCM. III . Post BCM Operation : a) Packing switch portion including Motor long sleeper i.e.., SRJ to heel joint to reset Point for train movement & initial packing of lead portion to allow train at 20KMPH and lifting the track in two stages (50mm to 75mm in each lift) wherever required for correcting the longitudinal surfacing b) Dumping of ballast in the deficient portion in crib, on main line turnout side for initial packing purpose. c) Boxing / Levelling of muck duly ensuring levelling of muck on cess side and lowering of cess to the deep screened depth and removing of muck in between the lines and leading up to 250mts. Note: 1. For technical reasons, some of the points and crossings cannot be deep screened either fully or partially by BCM, in which case, the left over length will be deep screening manually. 2. The length of points and crossings assembly for payment of this item should be taken from SRJ to longest concrete sleeper available just beyond heel of crossing along main line.

Lifting for increase in ballast cushion of existing points & crossing layouts up to 75mm 14 or part thereof including approach and exit sleepers including one round of through packing, correcting the disturbed sleeper spacing, tightening of fittings, boxing of ballast and ramping out on either side at slope not steeper than 1 in 1000 or as directed. Note: Item will be paid only when lifting is 50mm or more. 1 in 81⁄2 Points & Crossing

Manufacture & supply of 10mm thick Grooved Rubber Pads as per drg. No. RDSO/T- 15 5199 & RDSO's Spec. no. IRS-T-47-2006 (Prov.) from RDSO approved sources with all contractor's lead, lift, labour, tools, plant and transportation etc. complete as instructed by Engineer in-charge. Note: One set constitutes two nos.

Manufacturing and supplying Galvanised MS Inner and Outer Clips for Steel Channel Sleeper (RDSO Drg. No. T-6150 & T-6151) from RDSO approved sources. Note: One set constitutes two inner & two outer clips.

Manufacture, supply & fixing of galvanised steel fittings of insulated galvanised steel 17 channel sleeper for 60 Kg running rails & 52 Kg Guard Rail as per RDSO drawing no. RDSO/T-5155 to 5164 with up-to-date correction slips and specifications from RDSO approved sources with all contractor's lead, lift, labour, tools, plant, transportation etc. complete and instructions of Engineer in- charge.

Dismantling existing check rail of Level Crossing, blocks, bolts & nuts and stacking these in a countable manner near LC, free from any infringements as directed by Engineer in-charge.

Fixing check rails to running rails on level crossings with MS brackets, MS packing 19 plates, bolts & nuts, spring washers etc. including lubrication as per approved drawing & specifications, as directed. Rails, MS brackets, packing plates, bolts & nuts, spring washers will be supplied by Railways. Note: One set consists two check Rails.

De-stressing of LWR/CWR track of any density under traffic line block with contractor's labours, tools, equipments and consumables inclusive of all lead & lift. Activities include cutting of LWR/CWR into convenient panels of specified length, removal of ERCs, liners, greasing of ERCs and liner contact area, lifting rails and keeping them on rollers provided at every 15 sleepers, working out 20 elongation of rail ends depending on prevailing site conditions, pulling rails with the help of Hydraulic Tensor to achieve the desired elongation, cutting rails, as required, removing rollers and placing rail in position, re-fixing ERCs & liners and adjustment of gap at SEJs : Note: (1) Welding of rail joints will be paid separately. (2) Rail cutting and Hole drilling shall be paid separately. (3) Opening and closing of LC if required will be paid separately. (4) As per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM & CE's Circulars for destressing of LWR/CWR, if any. Without Rail tensor

25mm gap 'in-situ' welding during traffic block using Railway's welding portion & Welder and finishing of weld to meet the prescribed tolerances and pass all stipulated tests with all required labour, materials, consumables, tools, equipments etc. to complete the work in all respect as per IR's "Manual for Fusion Welding of Rails by Alumino - Thermic Process" with latest correction slips, 21 including marking of welded joint, painting weld collar with anticorrosive paint, restoration of track near weld joint to original position and fixing of joggled fish plate at new weld, to be removed after passing of weld in USFD test as directed by Engineer in charge. Note: 1. Only welding portion and related accessories as per Annexure - I and Welder shall be supplied by Railways. 2. Hydraulic Weld trimmer shall be used for chipping and profile Grinder for finishing. 3. Required nos. of Joggled fish plates shall be supplied by Railway at nearest P. Way Stores and the same shall be returned at nearest P. Way Store or at other location as per direction of Engineer-in-Charge after release from track.

De-stressing of LWR/CWR track of any density under traffic line block with contractor's labours, tools, equipments and consumables inclusive of all lead & lift. Activities include cutting of LWR/CWR into convenient panels of specified length, removal of ERCs, liners, greasing of ERCs and liner contact area, lifting rails and keeping them on rollers provided at every 15 sleepers, working out 22 elongation of rail ends depending on prevailing site conditions, pulling rails with the help of Hydraulic Tensor to achieve the desired elongation, cutting rails, as required, removing rollers and placing rail in position, re-fixing ERCs & liners and adjustment of gap at SEJs : Note: (1) Welding of rail joints will be paid separately. (2) Rail cutting and Hole drilling shall be paid separately. (3) Opening and closing of LC if required will be paid separately. (4) As per procedure prescribed in latest edition of IRPWM & CE's Circulars for destressing of LWR/CWR, if any. With Railway's Hydraulic Rail tensor

Manual deep screening of Plain track/ turnouts as per procedure prescribed in IRPWM, June 2020 or latest, on PSC sleepers of any density and throwing away screened muck arising out of screening on toe of bank or on cess, if low or on spoil banks above top of cutting (including throwing 01 and leveling, if required beyond minimum 5m from the edge of cutting which are up to 3m deep or alternatively carting it up to 50m for disposing it off beyond cutting or platforms) as per direction of Engineer in-charge, including cutting cess for effective drainage on both sides, one round of kutcha packing with screened ballast and further attending to track parameter to make track fit for 20 kmph speed complete in all respect. Note : Payment shall be made for length along main line only for turnouts. Depth of 300 mm below bottom of sleeper - For Plain Track :

Manual deep screening of Plain track/ turnouts as per procedure prescribed in IRPWM, June 2020 or latest, on PSC sleepers of any density and throwing away screened muck arising out of screening on toe of bank or on cess, if low or on spoil banks above top of cutting (including throwing 02 and leveling, if required beyond minimum 5m from the edge of cutting which are up to 3m deep or alternatively carting it up to 50m for disposing it off beyond cutting or platforms) as per direction of Engineer in-charge, including cutting cess for effective drainage on both sides, one round of kutcha packing with screened ballast and further attending to track parameter to make track fit for 20 kmph speed complete in all respect. Note : Payment shall be made for length along main line only for turnouts. Depth of 150 mm below bottom of sleeper for Turnouts

Manual deep screening of Plain track/ turnouts as per procedure prescribed in IRPWM, June 2020 or latest, on PSC sleepers of any density and throwing away screened muck arising out of screening on toe of bank or on cess, if low or on spoil banks above top of cutting (including throwing 03 and leveling, if required beyond minimum 5m from the edge of cutting which are up to 3m deep or alternatively carting it up to 50m for disposing it off beyond cutting or platforms) as per direction of Engineer in-charge, including cutting cess for effective drainage on both sides, one round of kutcha packing with screened ballast and further attending to track parameter to make track fit for 20 kmph speed complete in all respect. Note : Payment shall be made for length along main line only for turnouts. Depth of 200 mm below bottom of sleeper for Turnouts

Manual deep screening of Plain track/ turnouts as per procedure prescribed in IRPWM, June 2020 or latest, on PSC sleepers of any density and throwing away screened muck arising out of screening on toe of bank or on cess, if low or on spoil banks above top of cutting (including throwing 04 and leveling, if required beyond minimum 5m from the edge of cutting which are up to 3m deep or alternatively carting it up to 50m for disposing it off beyond cutting or platforms) as per direction of Engineer in-charge, including cutting cess for effective drainage on both sides, one round of kutcha packing with screened ballast and further attending to track parameter to make track fit for 20 kmph speed complete in all respect. Note : Payment shall be made for length along main line only for turnouts. Depth of 250 mm below bottom of sleeper for Turnouts

Extra to item nos. from 081011 to 081018 and from 081021 to 081028 for disposal of muck at a distance beyond 50m for every additional lead of 50 metres or part thereof up to 500 metres for 1 TRM in station yard / cutting.

Lifting for increase in ballast cushion of existing points & crossing layouts up to 75mm 01 or part thereof including approach and exit sleepers including one round of through packing, correcting the disturbed sleeper spacing, tightening of fittings, boxing of ballast and ramping out on either side at slope not steeper than 1 in 1000 or as directed. Note: Item will be paid only when lifting is 50mm or more. 1 in 12 Points & Crossing

Carrying out pre-tamping, during tamping and post-tamping works for tamping of Turnouts of all types Under Traffic Block Conditions which include :(1) Re-adjustment of ballast, heaping-up of ballast, filling-up of cavities in tamping zone by picking ballast from stacks / shoulders / crib of adjoining track up to lead of 50 m to ensure effective packing; (2) Clearing of ballast on sleepers to make them visible to operator; (3) Clearing of ballast over rail foot to facilitate holding of rail by rollers of UNIMAT; (4) Digging, screening and replenishment of ballast at mud pumping / rounded ballast in sleeper crib location; (5) Tightening of loose fittings including check rails 02 immediately before & after tamping; (6) Replacement of broken / missing fittings supplied by Railway; (7) Correcting displaced sleepers to position along with squaring; (8) Re-setting worked-out / fallen fittings; (9) Removing and re-fixing joggled fish plates & wooden blocks, OHE bonds & other obstructions, wherever necessary ;(10) Removing and re-fixing stretcher bar, as directed; (11) Adjustment in opening and housing of switch for testing operation of points (12)Manual consolidation of ballast in cribs and shoulders; (13) Stages of payment a) 30% of the rate will be paid on completion of pre tamping attention, b) Balance 70% of the rate will be paid on completion of post tamping; (14) Recovery at the rate of twice the applicable rate will be effected in case contractor fails to carry out any of the pre/during/post operation. 1 in 81⁄2 Turnouts (Under Traffic Block Conditions)

Carrying out pre-tamping, during tamping and post-tamping works for tamping of Turnouts of all types Under Traffic Block Conditions which include :(1) Re-adjustment of ballast, heaping-up of ballast, filling-up of cavities in tamping zone by picking ballast from stacks / shoulders / crib of adjoining track up to lead of 50 m to ensure effective packing; (2) Clearing of ballast on sleepers to make them visible to operator; (3) Clearing of ballast over rail foot to facilitate holding of rail by rollers of UNIMAT; (4) Digging, screening and replenishment of ballast at mud pumping / rounded ballast in sleeper crib location; (5) Tightening of loose fittings including check rails 03 immediately before & after tamping; (6) Replacement of broken / missing fittings supplied by Railway; (7) Correcting displaced sleepers to position along with squaring; (8) Re-setting worked-out / fallen fittings; (9) Removing and re-fixing joggled fish plates & wooden blocks, OHE bonds & other obstructions, wherever necessary ;(10) Removing and re-fixing stretcher bar, as directed; (11) Adjustment in opening and housing of switch for testing operation of points (12)Manual consolidation of ballast in cribs and shoulders; (13) Stages of payment a) 30% of the rate will be paid on completion of pre tamping attention, b) Balance 70% of the rate will be paid on completion of post tamping; (14) Recovery at the rate of twice the applicable rate will be effected in case contractor fails to carry out any of the pre/during/post operation. 1 in 12 Turnouts (Under Traffic Block Conditions)

Carrying out pre-tamping, during tamping and post-tamping works for tamping of Turnouts of all types Under Traffic Block Conditions which include :(1) Re-adjustment of ballast, heaping-up of ballast, filling-up of cavities in tamping zone by picking ballast from stacks / shoulders / crib of adjoining track up to lead of 50 m to ensure effective packing; (2) Clearing of ballast on sleepers to make them visible to operator; (3) Clearing of ballast over rail foot to facilitate holding of rail by rollers of UNIMAT; (4) Digging, screening and replenishment of ballast at mud pumping / rounded ballast in sleeper crib location; (5) Tightening of loose fittings including check rails 04 immediately before & after tamping; (6) Replacement of broken / missing fittings supplied by Railway; (7) Correcting displaced sleepers to position along with squaring; (8) Re-setting worked-out / fallen fittings; (9) Removing and re-fixing joggled fish plates & wooden blocks, OHE bonds & other obstructions, wherever necessary ;(10) Removing and re-fixing stretcher bar, as directed; (11) Adjustment in opening and housing of switch for testing operation of points (12)Manual consolidation of ballast in cribs and shoulders; (13) Stages of payment a) 30% of the rate will be paid on completion of pre tamping attention, b) Balance 70% of the rate will be paid on completion of post tamping; (14) Recovery at the rate of twice the applicable rate will be effected in case contractor fails to carry out any of the pre/during/post operation. 1 in 16 Turnouts (Under Traffic Block Conditions)

Extra Over Item Numbers 156011 to 156015 for night block working Extra to Item no. 156011 for night block working

Extra Over Item Numbers 156011 to 156015 for night block working Extra to Item no. 156012 for night block working

Extra Over Item Numbers 156011 to 156015 for night block working Extra to Item no. 156013 for night block working

Lifting for increase in ballast cushion of existing points & crossing layouts up to 75mm 08 or part thereof including approach and exit sleepers including one round of through packing, correcting the disturbed sleeper spacing, tightening of fittings, boxing of ballast and ramping out on either side at slope not steeper than 1 in 1000 or as directed. Note: Item will be paid only when lifting is 50mm or more. 1 in 16 Points & Crossing

Through Fitting Renewal (TFR) on PSC track, comprising of renewal of Grooved Rubber Pads, Liners and ERCs without damaging PSC sleepers. Scope includes removal of all fittings, cleaning of rail seat, rail flange at liner seats, and eye of Inserts with wire brushes and applying Grease 01 Graphite Grade "O" (IS:408) to eye of insert and central leg of ERC with contractor's grease of Railway's specification, fixing all fittings in correct position and sealing liner edges with grease all complete including collection and stacking of released materials at nominated locations within SSE Jurisdiction as directed by Engineer-in-Charge. Note: All the fittings will be supplied at SSE/Stores/Depot.

Removing seized ERC from SGCI inserts of existing track by using suitable approved chemicals and re-fixing after greasing of insert eye and ERC with Contractor's grease of specified 02 quality as per provisions of IRPWM, as directed by Engineer in-charge. Note: 1.List of Seized ERC along with location shall be prepared after inspection of SSE/P.Way and marked prior to execution of this item. 2. Due care shall be taken to avoid any damage to the sleeper 3.A penalty of 50% of the basic cost of new sleeper in nearest sleeper factory shall be levied on each, if SGCI insert is broken or sleeper gets cracked in the process.