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CHEVAL BLANC BALI GROUNDWORKS

Revision A

CHEVAL BLANC BALI

GROUNDWORKS SPECIFICATION
DOCUMENT REGISTER
AUTHOR DIRECTOR STATUS ISSUE DATE
(ENGINEER) (REVIEW)
ADIA A. RINAYA MVE FOR CONSTRUCTION REV.A 16 NOV’16

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TTW PROJECT NUMBER : 158048

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CONTENTS

1. SCOPE OF WORKS

2. SITE INVESTIGATION

3. DISCREPANCIES

4. RECORDS OF MEASUREMENT

5. INSPECTION

6. TESTS

7. SITE MANAGEMENT

8. MATERIALS

9. SITE CLEARING

10. EXCAVATING

11. SERVICE TRENCHES

12. PLACING AND COMPACTION

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1. SCOPE OF WORKS

The works within the scope of this specification shall cover the provision of all labour, materials,
equipment, services and the execution of all operations necessary for the following: Groundworks
generally, bulk excavation, trench excavation including service trenches, erosion control, disposal of
surplus spoil, site restoration, placing and compacting filling, placing topsoil, provision of filter fabric,
and site retaining walls.

2. SITE INVESTIGATION

Survey marks will be confirmed by the contractor using one or more existing features on site.

3. DISCREPANCIES

DEFINITION: "Discrepancy" for the purposes of this section means a difference between Contract
information about the site and conditions encountered on the site, including but not limited to
discrepancies concerning

- the nature or quantity of the material to be excavated or placed;


- existing site levels;
- services or other obstructions beneath the site surface.

NOTIFICATION: If a discrepancy is discovered, give notice as required by the Contract. If no


notification is made at the time of the discovery of the discrepancy then no claim for extra cost shall
exist.

4. RECORDS OF MEASUREMENT

REQUIREMENTS: If a schedule of rates applies to the work, or provisional quantities are specified, or
there have been variations to the Contract levels or dimensions of excavations, do not commence
backfilling or place any permanent work in excavations until agreement has been reached and
recorded on the following:

- depths of excavations related to the datum;


- final plan dimensions of excavations;
- quantities of excavations in rock;
- quantities of fill and/or topsoil, imports being recorded separately.

CERTIFIED RECORDS: Provide a copy of the agreed records of measurement certified by the
Contractor and the Employer’s Representative.

5. INSPECTION

NOTICE: Give not less than one working day's notice that the following will be ready for inspection:

- items to be measured as listed in 4. RECORDS OF MEASUREMENT;


- areas stripped of topsoil;
- excavation completed to Contract levels;
- subgrade ready for proof roll inspection;
- filter fabric in place prior to backfilling;
- base completed to Contract levels;
- services laid in trenches prior to backfilling.

PROVISION: Provide a 10 tonne minimum smooth drum static roller with operator for proof roll
inspections.

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6. TESTS

6.1 TESTING
TESTS: Obtain the specified tests from an approved independent testing authority. Do not proceed
with work subject to testing until tests are satisfactorily completed and approval to proceed has been
given. All testing to be done accordingly to the relevant sections of ASTM, AS 1289 or other approved
International Standard.

Standard maximum dry density: To ASTM D698 -70 or AS 1289.


Modified maximum dry density: To ASTM D1557 - 70 or AS 1289.
Sampling locations: As determined by the Employer’s Representative.

TEST SCHEDULE:

Type of test: Frequency/No. of Tests:

Material Properties of imported fill 1 test per 500m3


and excavated material min of 2 per source

Field Density of compacted fill for 1 test per 200mm layer per 1000m2
confined areas 1 test per layer per lot

Services backfill and backfilling to 1 test per two layers per 40m
structures Min of 1 test per two layers per lot

REPORT: Submit written test results to the Employer’s Representative within one week of
performing the test. Tests to be performed by an authorised laboratory.

6.2 COSTS OF TESTS


The contractor is to bear the cost of tests (and repeat tests in the case of previous failures)

7. SITE MANAGEMENT

7.1 EROSION CONTROL


REQUIREMENT: Plan and carry out the work to avoid erosion, contamination, and sedimentation of
the site, surrounding areas, and drainage systems. Comply with the requirements of the relevant
authorities. Maintain landscaped areas in reasonably good condition.

NECESSARY MEASURES: Adopt such measures as may be necessary for erosion control, including
the following where applicable:

- Staging: Staging of operations (e.g. clearing, stripping);


- Restoration: Progressive restoration of disturbed areas;
- Drains: Temporary drains and catch drains;
- Dispersal: Diversion and dispersal of concentrated flows to points where the water can pass
through the site without damage;
- Spreader banks: or other structures to disperse concentrated run-off;
- Silt traps: Construction and maintenance of silt traps to prevent discharge of scoured
material to downstream areas;
- Temporary grassing: or other treatment to disturbed areas (e.g. contour ploughing);
- Temporary fencing.

MAINTENANCE: After each rain inspect, clean, and repair if required, temporary erosion and
sediment control works.

REMOVAL: Remove temporary erosion control measures when they are no longer required.

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7.2 DEWATERING
SURFACE DRAINAGE: Keep ground works free of surface water. Provide and maintain slopes,
crowns and drains on excavations and embankments to ensure satisfactory drainage. Place
construction including filling, paving, structures, services, and the like on ground from which surface
water has been removed. Protect freshly laid work from water damage.

7.3 SPOIL
OFF SITE DISPOSAL: Remove the following surplus excavated material from the site:

- excavated material not re-usable as topsoil, filling, mulch, or the like; and
- debris resulting from site clearing.

Dispose of spoil according to relevant authority's requirements and pay for all associated costs.

BURIAL: Not permitted.

7.4 GRADING
EXTERNAL AREAS: Grade external areas to give falls away from the building, minimum 1:100.

SUBFLOOR AREAS: Grade the ground surface under suspended floors to drain ground or surface
water away from the building without ponding.

7.5 SITE RESTORATION


REQUIREMENT: Where existing ground surfaces are not required to be varied as part of the Works,
restore them to the condition existing at the commencement of the work under the Contract.

8. MATERIALS

8.1 FILLING

FILLING MATERIAL: Inorganic, non-perishable material of the types specified.

Sulphur content: Do not use filling having a sulphur content exceeding 0.5% within 500mm of cement
bound elements (for example concrete structures, masonry, and the like) unless such elements are
protected by impermeable membranes or equivalent means.

FILLING TYPES:
General fill: Well graded material, maximum particle size 75 mm, plasticity index  35%. Fill material
to have a minimum 4 day soaked CBR of 6%. Material to be non-dispersive

Select fill: Material complying with the following:

Sieve aperture (mm) to AS1152 Percentage passing (by mass)


75.0 100
9.5 100 to 50
2.36 100 to 30
0.60 50 to 15
0.075 <25%
- Plasticity index:  2%,  15%.
- Non dispersive (a rating of nil as defined by the “dispersion” test AS1289.3.8.1).
- Minimum 4 day soaked CBR of 6%.

Granular fill: Granular backfill adjacent to retaining walls shall be free draining crushed hard rock or
crushed natural gravel as follows.

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Sieve aperture (mm) Percentage passing (by mass)


9.5 100
6.70 95-98
4.75 58-78
2.36 37-50
1.38 22-30
0.425 10-17
0.075 2-10
- Plasticity Index: Not greater than 3%.
- Liquid Limit: Not greater than 25%.
- Coefficient of permeability: Not less than 0.1 mm/sec.
- Non-dispersive

Building Basecourse:

Crushed hard rock or crushed natural gravel capable of being compacted to an even stable surface
and complying with the grading and properties listed below:

Sieve aperture (mm) Percentage passing (by mass)


26.5 100
19.0 95-100
13.2 75-95
9.5 60-90
4.75 42-76
2.36 28-60
0.425 10-28
0.075 2-10
- Plasticity Index: Not greater than 10%.
- Liquid Limit: Not greater than 25%
- California Bearing Ratio: Not less than 35%.
- Unsound rock: Not greater than 20%.
- Non dispersive

Subsoil filter: Coarse sand or crushed stone graded to the following table:

Sieve Aperture (mm) Percentage Passing (by mass)


26.5 100
19 10
9.50 -
4.75 -
2.36 -
1.18 -
0.60 0

Selected filling: Granular material as follows:


- maximum particle size: 75mm;
- percentage passing .075mm sieve: 25 maximum;
- plasticity index: Not greater than 15% and not less than 2%.

FILL SUBGRADES: Material in the top 150mm shall have a maximum particle size of 75mm.

8.2 FILLING SOURCES

IMPORTED FILLING: Provide imported filling from suitable sources in accordance with filling type
requirements.

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9. SITE CLEARING

REQUIREMENT: Clear only the site areas to be occupied or affected by the Works. Define existing
grass areas outside the construction area prior to the commencement of the siteworks and
adequately protect during the course of the works.

CLEARING OPERATIONS:
General clearing: Remove everything on or above the site surface, including rubbish, vegetable
matter and organic debris, scrub, timber, stumps, boulders, rubble, and the like. Disturbed landscape
areas not shown as turf are to be seeded with a temporary annual grass species.

Existing grass: Eradicate weeds using a non-residual herbicide. Remove existing grass to a depth
just sufficient to include the root zone.

CONTRACTOR'S SITE AREAS: If not included within the areas specified above, clear generally only
to the extent necessary for the performance of the Works.

10. EXCAVATING

10.1 REMOVAL OF TOPSOIL


REQUIREMENT: Remove topsoil down to not less than the bottom of the grass root zone from site
areas to be occupied or affected by works such as buildings, paving, excavations, embankments,
regrading, and the like, and any other areas shown on the Drawings or specified to have topsoil
removed.

Surplus topsoil and subsoil is to be removed from site.

10.2 EXCAVATIONS
EXTENT: Excavate as required or as shown on the Drawings, including but not necessarily limited to
the following:

Site surface: Excavate over the site to give correct levels and profiles as the basis for construction,
paving, filling, landscaping and the like. Make allowance for compaction or settlement.

Footings: Excavate for footings, pits, and the like, to the required sizes and depths.

PROOF ROLLING: Proof roll excavations for pavements, filling and non-spanning slabs on ground to
determine the extent of any bad ground.

PROOF ROLLING METHOD: Proof roll excavated subgrades before placing any fill or pavement
materials using a 10 tonne minimum static weight roller to detect soft or heaving areas with more
than 3mm movement. Give notice as specified in BAD GROUND.

EXCAVATION IN PUBLIC AREAS: Before excavating any public area including roads, footpaths,
reserves, and the like obtain the approval of the relevant authorities and comply with their
requirements for alternative traffic arrangements, excavation methods, backfilling and reinstatement.

REINSTATEMENT: Restore areas outside the limits of the Works, which have been disturbed by the
Works, to their original condition on completion of the excavation. Reinstate surfaces to their original
level without subsidence and without cracking at junctions with existing surfaces.

Restore pavements to match existing. Regrass grassed areas.

10.3 ROCK EXCAVATION


COST: Allow for the cost of performing the required excavation in whatever material encountered.
No extra payment will be made for excavation in rock.

10.4 EXPLOSIVES
USE OF EXPLOSIVES: Not permitted.

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10.5 EXISTING SERVICES


APPROVAL: Do not excavate by machine within 1m of existing underground services without prior
approval.

LOCATION: Position of existing services shown on drawing are approximate only and must be
confirmed on site before commencing work.

10.6 BAD GROUND


DEFINITION: Ground unsuitable for the purposes of the Works, including filling liable to subsidence,
ground containing cavities, faults or fissures, ground contaminated by harmful substances including
oil, cement, chemicals and the like, or ground which is or becomes soft, wet and unstable, and the
like. Bad ground also includes ground containing substantial amounts of organic material.

NOTIFICATION: If bad ground is encountered, give notice immediately and obtain instructions before
carrying out any further work in the affected area.

10.7 SUBGRADES AFFECTED BY MOISTURE


REQUIREMENT: Where the existing subgrade or filling is unable to support construction equipment
or it is not possible to compact the overlying pavement because of a high moisture content caused by
rainfall occurring after the exposure of the existing subgrade or filling, the Contractor shall be deemed
to have caused the conditions. Perform one or more of the following at no extra charge and without
extension of time (except for the actual period of rainfall) for completion:

- allow the subgrade to dry until it will support equipment and allow compaction; and/or scarify
the subgrade to a depth of 150mm, work as necessary to accelerate drying, and recompact
when the moisture content approximates the optimum; and/or

- excavate the wet material and remove to stockpile for later reuse, when dried. Replace with
suitable select fill compacted as specified.

10.8 BEARING SURFACES


LOADBEARING ELEMENTS: Provide even plane bearing surfaces for loadbearing elements
including footings and the like. Step as necessary, or as shown on the Drawings, to accommodate
level changes. Make the steps to the appropriate courses if supporting masonry.

DETERIORATION: If the bearing surface deteriorates after approval because of water or other
cause, excavate further to a sound surface before placing the loadbearing element.

10.9 EXCESS EXCAVATION


VARIATION: The Contractor shall not be entitled to contract variation or extension of time for
excavation in excess of that required by the Contract, including excavation below required depths, or
additional excavation which the Contractor may elect to undertake to permit the use of certain
constructional plant, and any consequent additional backfilling, compacting or testing.

10.10 REINSTATEMENT
REQUIREMENT: Where excavation exceeds the required extent, whether as a result of directions in
respect of bad ground, or excess excavation by the Contractor, or the discovery of voids, fissures and
the like, reinstate to the correct depth and required bearing value, including but not necessarily limited
to the following:

- Below or within the "line of influence" of footings, beams, or other structural elements:
concrete of strength equal to the structural element, minimum 15MPa.
LINE OF INFLUENCE: Angle from horizontal: 45o
- Below slabs or pavements: selected filling compacted to the specified density. In cut
subgrades if the over excavation is less than 100mm, do not backfill, but make good by
increasing the thickness of the layer above. Backfill rock depressions and over excavation of
subsoil drains with coarse subsoil filter.

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- In service trenches: 15MPa concrete or approved compacted pipe bedding material, as


directed.

10.11 SUPPORTING EXCAVATIONS


SIDES: Support sides of excavations as necessary to conform to the requirements of all relevant
Authorities and to ensure safe working.

10.12 ADJACENT STRUCTURES


SUPPORTS: Provide supports to adjacent structures where necessary, sufficient to prevent damage
resulting from the work under the Contract. Supports shall be deemed to be temporary works unless
the Contract provides otherwise.

PERMANENT SUPPORTS: Where permanent supports for adjacent structures are necessary and
are not shown on the Drawings or specified, notify the Employer’s Representative and obtain his
instructions.

ENCROACHMENTS: If encroachments from adjacent structures are encountered and are not shown
on the Drawings, notify the Employer’s Representative and obtain his instructions.

11. SERVICE TRENCHES

11.1 SERVICE TRENCHES


EXCAVATION: Excavate to the lines, levels, grades widths and depths as required for underground
services specified in the relevant services sections, including drainage, hydraulic, electrical, and the
like. Unless otherwise specified make the trenches straight between manholes, inspection pits,
junctions and the like, with vertical side and uniform grades.

OBSTRUCTIONS: Cut back roots encountered in trenches to not less than 600mm clear of the
relevant service. Remove such other obstructions including stumps, boulders and the like which may,
in the opinion of the Employer’s Representative, interfere with the proper functioning of the service.

11.2 BACKFILLING SERVICE TRENCHES


GENERALLY: Backfill service trenches as soon as possible after approval of laid and bedded
service. Compact to the density which applies to the location of the service trench.

BACKFILL MATERIAL: Unless otherwise specified, backfill with select filling, with no stones larger
than 25mm occurring within 150mm of the service.

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12. PLACING AND COMPACTION

12.1 PREPARATION FOR FILLING


GENERALLY: Suitably prepare the ground surface to receive filling, including topsoil filling where
applicable.

UNDER SLABS, PAVING AND EMBANKMENTS: Compact the ground to achieve the densities
specified for these locations. If necessary loosen the ground to a depth of 200 mm and adjust the
moisture content before compaction.

BENCHING: If filling is to be placed against a ground surface which slopes more than 1:4, bench the
ground surface to form a key for the filling. As each layer of filling is placed, cut the existing ground
surface progressively as the filling is placed, to form a series of horizontal steps at least 1m in width.
Recompact the material thus excavated as part of the filling.

12.2 PLACING FILLING


EXTENT: Place and compact filling to the dimensions, levels, grades, and cross sections as shown
on the Drawings, so that the surface is always self draining.
LAYERS: Place filling in layers not exceeding 150mm compacted layer thickness.

PLACING AGAINST CONCRETE: Do not place filling against concrete until the concrete has been in
place for fourteen days.

PLACING AT STRUCTURES: Place and compact filling in layers simultaneously on both sides of
structures, culverts and pipelines to avoid differential loading.

12.3 PLACING TOPSOIL


CULTIVATION: Cultivate the ground surface in preparation for placing topsoil by ripping to a depth of
100mm, or to the depth of the rippable subgrade (if less), to loosen the compacted ground. Do not
disturb services or tree roots; if necessary cultivate these areas by hand. Trim after cultivation to
shapes and levels such that the required depth of topsoil can be placed to the specified finished
surface levels.

COMPACTION: Lightly compact topsoil so that the finished surface is smooth, free from lumps of
soil, at the required level, ready for cultivation and planting.

FINISHING: Finish topsoil flush with abutting kerbs, edge strips and paved surfaces. Feather edges
into adjoining undisturbed ground.

12.4 COMPACTION
DENSITY: Compact each layer of filling to the required depth and density.
PROTECTION: Protect the Works from damage due to compaction operations. Where necessary,
limit the size of compaction equipment or compact by hand. Commence compacting each layer at the
structure and proceed away from it.
MOISTURE CONTENT: Adjust the moisture content of filling at the time of compaction.
COMPACTION STANDARD: (For maximum dry density): ASTM D698 - 70

COMPACTION SCHEDULE:

AREA COMPACTION MOISTURE % FROM


RATIO % OPTIMUM

On Ground Slab, Footings 98% Standard -1,+2

Fill & Landscape 95% Standard -2,+2


Pavement 98% Standard -1,+2

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