Technical Specifications STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT

UNIVERSITY OF SAN ANDRES Structural reinforcement and rehabilitation of
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UNIVERSITY OF SAN ANDRES

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
DECENTRALIZED INFRASTRUCTURE UNIT
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Project:
WORK “STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT AND REHABILITATION OF

ENVIRONMENTS” FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
LA PAZ - BOLIVIA 2017
Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

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ITEM 1. INSTALLATION OF WORKS MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION

Unit: glb
1. DEFINITION
This item includes the installation of ceiling-to-floor protectors, whether made of plastic or
another suitable material that prevents the filtration of dust into the circulation spaces or
hallways, to cover the work area because classes will not be suspended for these maintenance
works. work, the locker space on the ground floor must be adapted to prevent students from
tripping over debris or work materials from the Contracting Company. These facilities will consist
of a separation of spaces, in such a way that they can be protected from dust and debris in the
classrooms, clinics and circulation spaces.
It also includes the timely transfer of all tools, machinery and equipment for the adequate and
correct execution of the works and their removal when they are no longer necessary.
2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

The Contractor must provide all materials, tools and equipment necessary for the temporary
installations, which must be previously approved by the Contractor.
Work supervisor. At no time will these materials be used in the main works.
3. PROCEDURE AND EXECUTION

Before starting the work on provisional installations, the Contractor will request the Construction
Supervisor for the respective authorization and location, as well as its approval.
The Construction Supervisor, in coordination with the Contractor, will ensure that the areas to
be covered are in accordance with the budget.
The Contractor will have security guards for the care of the material and equipment that will
remain under his total responsibility. On site, the respective Order Book and a set of plans will
be permanently maintained for use by the Contractor and the Construction Supervisor.
Upon completion of the work, the provisional installations contemplated in this item must be
removed, completely cleaning the occupied areas.
4. MEASUREMENT
The facilities contemplated in this item will be measured globally in accordance with what is
established in the proposal submission form.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed in full in accordance with these specifications, measured as indicated and
approved by the Construction Supervisor, will be paid at the unit price of the accepted proposal.
Said price will be full compensation for all materials, labor, tools, equipment and other expenses
that are necessary for the adequate and correct execution of the work.
ITEM 2. REMOVAL OF MOSAIC FLOOR AND UNDERFLOOR WITH REPLACEMENT Unit:

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m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item includes all work to remove the mosaic floor and concrete subfloor in the areas
surrounding the columns that must be reinforced. Likewise, for administrative reasons, the
replacement of the subfloor and the floor with ceramic coating in a color and shape similar to
the existing ones is included.

In general, all materials that the Contractor intends to use in construction must be approved by
the Construction Supervisor. The Contractor must provide all materials, equipment and tools for
these works.
The cement and sand mortar to be used for placing the ceramic or mosaic pieces will be of
proportion tion 1:4. The minimum thickness of the subfloor will be 5 cm. In the event that there
is a gap between the new subfloor and the existing one due to the difference in thickness
between the old mosaic and the new ceramic, the difference will be filled with white cement, the
same as for grouting.
The ceramics will be national or imported of the high-traffic PEI IV type and of quality certified
by the UMSA Materials Testing Laboratory.
Only the type of ceramic or mosaic that complies with the wear tests according to the quality
standard will be approved.
The ceramic pieces will have a minimum thickness of 7 mm and their quality and color must be
approved by the Construction Supervisor.
3. FORM OF EXECUTION
All activities must be approved by the Construction Supervisor with respect to their location
within the area that the works under the contract will occupy.
The removal of the mosaic floor will avoid affecting the areas surrounding the design area as
much as possible.
A 5 cm layer of concrete will be poured on the surface. thick, which must be perfectly leveled.
On the concrete surface prepared as indicated, the pieces will be placed with cement and sand
mortar in a 1:4 proportion. Once the ceramic pieces have been placed, the joints between
pieces will be made with good quality white cement, approved by the Supervisor.
The Contractor must take precautions to avoid traffic on the newly placed ceramic until the
setting period has fully elapsed.
4. MEASUREMENT
The quantities of this item will be measured in square meters.
5. WAY TO PAY
For carrying out this work, payment will be made according to the unit prices of the accepted
proposal, which include all materials, labor, equipment and tools and activities. necessary for

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the execution of this item.
ITEM 3. MOSAIC DUST COVER REMOVAL Unit: ml
1. DESCRIPTION
This item includes all work to remove the mosaic floor and concrete subfloor in the areas
surrounding the columns that must be reinforced. Likewise, for administrative reasons, the
replacement of the subfloor and the floor with ceramic coating in a color and shape similar to
the existing ones is included.

In general, all materials that the Contractor intends to use in construction must be approved by
the Construction Supervisor. The Contractor must provide all materials, equipment and tools for
these works.
The cement and sand mortar to be used for placing the ceramic or mosaic pieces will be of
proportion tion 1:4. The minimum thickness of the subfloor will be 5 cm. In the event that there
is a gap between the new subfloor and the existing one due to the difference in thickness
between the old mosaic and the new ceramic, the difference will be filled with white cement, the
same as for grouting.
The ceramics will be national or imported of the high-traffic PEI IV type and of quality certified
by the UMSA Materials Testing Laboratory.
Only the type of ceramic or mosaic that complies with the wear tests according to the quality
standard will be approved.
The ceramic pieces will have a minimum thickness of 7 mm and their quality and color must be
All activities must be approved by the Construction Supervisor with respect to their location
within the area that the works under the contract will occupy.
The removal of the mosaic floor will avoid affecting the areas surrounding the design area as
much as possible.
A 5 cm layer of concrete will be poured on the surface. thick, which must be perfectly leveled.
On the concrete surface prepared as indicated, the pieces will be placed with cement and sand
mortar in a 1:4 ratio. Once the ceramic pieces have been placed, the joints between pieces will
be made with good quality white cement, approved by the Supervisor.
The Contractor must take precautions to avoid traffic on the newly placed ceramic until the
setting period has fully elapsed.
4. MEASUREMENT
The quantities of this item will be measured in square meters.
5. WAY TO PAY

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For carrying out this work, payment will be made according to the unit prices of the accepted
proposal, which include all materials, labor, equipment and tools and activities. necessary for
the execution of this item.
ITEM 4. REMOVAL OF CERAMIC IN COLUMNS Unit: m2
ITEM 5. STUCCO REMOVAL FROM BEAM AND COLUMNS Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the execution of the following works and in accordance with the provisions of
the proposal submission form, construction plans and/or instructions of the Construction
Supervisor:
- Ceramic removal from columns

- Removal of stucco plaster from beam and columns

The Contractor will supply all the tools, equipment and elements necessary to carry out the
work indicated in the previous section and will proceed to the transfer and storage of the
recoverable material as well as the transfer of the debris resulting from the execution of the
work, to the places determined by the Contractor. Work supervisor.
The methods that the Contractor must use to carry out the indicated work will be those that he
considers most convenient, with prior authorization from the Construction Supervisor.
The materials that the Work Supervisor deems recoverable will be transported and stored in the
places specified by him, even when they are outside the limits of the work, taking the necessary
precautions to avoid any accident or damage to the operators and/or third parties. .
The debris resulting from the removal work will be transferred and accumulated in the places
indicated by the Construction Supervisor, for subsequent transportation to the dumps
established for this purpose by the local authorities.
4. MEASUREMENT
The cutting and/or removal of mosaic covers, ceramic floors, wall or column plasters, will be
measured in square meters, according to what is indicated in the proposal submission form.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed in full in accordance with these specifications, measured as indicated and
approved by the Construction Supervisor, will be paid at the unit price of the accepted proposal.
Said price will be full compensation for labor, tools, equipment, transportation of materials and
other expenses that affect the adequate and correct execution of the work, with the exception of
the removal of debris to the dumps, which will be measured and paid. in separate item.

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ITEM 6. CLEANING OF EXPOSED FRAME IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS FOR REPAIR
Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the cleaning of the reinforcement exposed to environmental attack before
proceeding with the repair and replacement of the concrete of beams and columns by using an
additive (adhesion bridge) and 20 MPa concrete.

For cleaning, you can use the SIKA RUSTEX additive or another similar chloride-free
additive. The use of acids is not recommended because they can damage and modify the
molecular structure of the structural steel surface; If no specific additive for cleaning structural
steel is available on the local market, the bars will be cleaned with a metal brush.
- Sanitized
The surfaces to be treated will be presented in such a way that, at the time of carrying out the
reinforcement work, they are in perfect condition, for which the surface grout, stains, dirt, poorly
adhered parts, remains of other trades, etc., by chiselling, chiselling, scarifying, bush-
hammering or any other manual or preferably mechanical procedure, until obtaining a support
that meets the ideal conditions, in terms of cohesion and roughness, that guarantee good
physical-chemical adhesion of the gluing product.
- Cleaning.
Once the sanitation operations have been carried out and in order to obtain completely clean
surfaces, they will be subjected to any of the systems indicated below:
o Sandblast.
It is the most suitable for this type of work. It consists of projecting a jet of silica sand onto the
support using a compressor with a variable flow rate depending on the distance to the element,
with a pressure of approximately 7 atm. The grain size of the sand will be between 1 and 2 mm
and the operator carrying out the work will be wearing a protective suit ventilated with fresh air.
o High pressure water.
It consists of projecting water onto the support with a minimum pressure of 150 atm, using
special equipment, through a shuttle provided with a suitable nozzle and with a pump pressure
controlled with a manometer.
o Water-sand jet.
A combination system of the others mentioned, in which high-pressure water jet equipment and
a projection lance are basically used with a device that allows silica sand to be incorporated into

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the nozzle. (Venturi effect).
If any of the last two types indicated are used, it will be subsequently verified that the cohesion
of the element (internal and on the surface) has not been affected by the treatment (thermal
shock or chemical attack).
- Reinforcement passivation
This unit of work will be applicable in the event that, when cleaning and blasting the element,
exposed reinforcement appears.
Areas with exposed reinforcement will be cleaned with sandblasting. Once blasted, they will be
blown with clean, dry pressurized air to remove any deposited sand and dust.
Next, they will be protected against corrosion by applying two layers of Sikadur® Primer EG
(Phosphate) - if available on the market -, which is a two-component anticorrosive primer,
based on resins. epoxies cured with polyamides and zinc phosphate, with an approximate
consumption of 250 - 300 g/m2 for a dry film thickness of 80 - 100 microns. At least 24 hours
must elapse from the application of Sikadur® Primer EG (Phosphate) until regeneration. On the
second layer, still fresh, you can sprinkle quartz sand with a grain size of 0.4 to 0.7 mm in order
to guarantee the adhesion of the regeneration mortar.
- Regeneration
On the surfaces that have lost coating thickness, a regeneration will be carried out whose
functions are, on the one hand, to restore the original profile to the element, and on the other, to
regularize the surfaces so that the thickness of epoxy resin is minimal. Likewise, special
attention will be paid to the surfaces that will receive the reinforcing laminates.
- The flatness of the surfaces:
 Under 2 m rule: < 10 mm.

 Under 0.20 m rule: < 4 mm.
The areas in which the coating thickness has been lost will need to be regenerated using
mortars based on epoxy resins. The support will be previously primed in order to guarantee
adhesion.
If the specific additive is applied, the manufacturer's instructions will be followed.
To manually clean the rust from the steel bars, vigorous brushing will be carried out until
the surface layer of the rust that affects the reinforcement is removed. Next, the concrete
surface will be cleaned and chipping or brushing will be applied to remove at least 5 mm of
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concrete or the thickness that the Construction Supervisor considers appropriate.
Between 30 and 45 min before pouring the 20 MPa concrete, the rough surface of
existing beams and columns will receive the application of a bond bridge (SIKADUR 32
admixture) to ensure proper bonding of the old and new concrete. The application will be made
according to the manufacturer's specifications. For concrete specifications, see the attached
Construction Materials Annex.
3. MEASUREMENT
This item will be measured in square meters.
4. WAY TO PAY
This item will be executed according to the plans and these specifications, as indicated
and approved by the Construction Supervisor. The price paid will be full compensation for the
work, tools, equipment and labor involved.
ITEM 7. SLAB CHOPING INCLUDES EXCAVATION, FILLING AND COMPACTION

Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This chapter refers to the crushing and demolition of simple or reinforced concrete before
starting excavation work. For administrative reasons, this item must include excavation until
reaching the foundation level of the existing columns and after performing the casing described
in Item No. 7, filling and compacting will be carried out.

The Contractor will carry out the chopping and demolition, excavation, filling and compacting
work using the appropriate tools and equipment.
The filling material to be used will preferably be the same soil extracted from the excavation,
free of stones and organic material. In the event that said excavation material cannot be used
or the proposal submission form indicates the use of another or loan material, it must be
approved and authorized by the Construction Supervisor. The use of soils with excessive
moisture content will not be permitted, considering as such those that equal or exceed the
plastic limit of the soil. Likewise, the use of floors with stones larger than 10 cm is prohibited.
diameter.
Once the parts to be cut and demolished have been determined with the Construction
Supervisor, the Contractor will immediately proceed to their execution.
The Contractor will take care not to affect the stability of the existing structure when carrying out
demolitions, being responsible for any damage that this will cause.
Any defect caused by demolition in the existing parts must be corrected by the Contractor at its
entire cost.
Regarding the excavations, the bottom will be horizontal and in the sectors in which the land
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destined to be founded is inclined, there will be steps with a horizontal base. Special care will
be taken not to remove the bottom of the excavations that will serve as the basis for the
foundation and once finished they will be cleaned of all loose soil. The finished trenches or
excavations must present all surfaces without irregularities and both the walls and the bottom
must be in accordance with the lines of the plans.
The work carried out with the chosen method must not cause damage to structures, slopes,
alluvial fans, etc., that are in the vicinity. Any damage that occurs will be the responsibility of the
Contractor, with the obligation to amend it at its own expense.
The excavated material must be placed in the places indicated in writing by the Construction
Supervisor, in such a way that it does not harm the project. Otherwise, the Contractor must, at
its own expense and without any charge, relocate the material to the authorized locations.
Once the casing work is completed and once the concrete has reached the characteristic
resistance of 20 MPa, it will be filled and compacted. This activity must be carried out in the
places indicated by the project or in others with prior approval from the Construction Supervisor.
The filling will be made of material from the places indicated by the Construction Supervisor.
During the filling process, drains may be built if required by the project, or those indicated by the
Construction Supervisor. The compaction equipment to be used will be that required in the
proposal. If it is not specified, the Supervisor will approve in writing the equipment to be used. In
both cases, compliance with the specified compaction density will be required.
The filling material must be placed in layers no greater than 20 cm, with an optimal moisture
content, proceeding to compaction. At the request of the Work Supervisor, density tests will be
carried out on site, with the Contractor being responsible for the expenses required for these.
evidence. Likewise, if the required degree of compaction is not satisfied, the Contractor must
repeat the work at its own risk and expense. The degree of compaction should be around 95%
of the modified Proctor.
The Construction Supervisor will require the execution of on-site density tests at different levels
of the fill. The compaction tests will be carried out by the Contractor or he may request this work
to be carried out by a specialized laboratory, the cost of which will be his responsibility. If the
required percentage has not been reached, the indicated degree of compaction must be
required.
Debris removal must be carried out before starting new construction.
4. MEASUREMENT
Cutting and demolition, excavation, filling and compacting will be measured in square meters.
For unit prices, the volume of excavation, filling and compaction per square meter of chopping
and demolition must be considered.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed in full accordance with the plans and these specifications, measured as
indicated and approved by the Construction Supervisor, will be paid at the unit price of the
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accepted proposal.
Said price will be the total compensation for all the work, tools, equipment and labor that affect
it, with the exception of the removal of debris to the dumps, which will be measured and paid in
a separate item.
ITEM 8. BRICK WALL DEMOLITION E=0.15 Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This Chapter refers to the demolition of brick walls, brick wall chipping, which must be carried
out before starting the work prior to the work requirement.
2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

The contractor will carry out the demolition work, using the appropriate tools and equipment
approved by the Site Supervisor.
3. EXECUTION PROCEDURE
Once the parts to be demolished, removed, chopped, etc. have been reviewed and defined with
the Construction Supervisor. And with proper procedure, the Contractor will immediately
proceed to work.
Prior to this work, you must completely cover the circulation spaces to prevent dust from
reaching the classrooms, clinics and circulation corridors. The Contractor must provide for the
meticulous care with which he must work, and also provide for modular scaffolding and special
ladders to work with the false ceiling.
4. MEASUREMENT:
According to the item description of the construction budget, the demolitions of brick walls will
be measured in square meters.
5. PAYMENT METHOD:
The work stated in the previous point and executed in accordance with the work indicated, will
be paid in accordance with these specifications, measured as provided at the measurement
point and at the price of the accepted proposal.
The stipulated price will be total compensation for all work that affects those prices, including
use of tools, equipment and labor.
ITEM 9. WOOD WINDOW REMOVAL Unit: m2
1. DEFINITION
These works refer to the removal of wooden windows, according to the instructions of the
Construction Supervisor.

The Contractor will provide all the materials, tools and equipment necessary for the execution of
the work, which must be approved by the Construction Supervisor.
Equipment and materials will be used that allow the removal of the aforementioned materials
without damaging the materials to be removed or the walls adjacent to the removal.
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The window removal procedure must proceed by evaluating with the Work Supervisor to
determine if the window is saved for another use or if the conditions of deterioration are not
acceptable, it will be removed from the work, the sectors to be cut to remove mentioned
materials must be cut. necessary without causing damage, if these are exaggerated, the
contractor must replace the damages at his own expense.
The removal of the wooden window must be done inwards so as not to damage the plaster by
chipping only what is necessary. If the contractor produces large plaster detachments when
removing the window, he must reimburse the damage caused at his own expense, otherwise
the supervisor must do so. will withhold payment for the work until it is replaced, not wait for the
end of the work, consequently, the supervisor will strictly monitor the removal work carried out
by the contractor.
4. MEASUREMENT
The effect will be measured in square meters executed after certification on site by the
Construction Supervisor.
5. WAY TO PAY
The mentioned work will be paid per square meter. The unit price will include the cost of all
materials, labor, tools, machinery and equipment necessary for construction, as well as social
charges, costs and legal taxes derived from the item.
ITEM 10. REMOVAL OF LIGHTS Unit: pc.
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the removal of lighting in the locker and classroom area on the first floor of
the faculty, described in the detail plans.

The Contractor will provide all the materials, tools and equipment necessary for the proper
execution of the work, which must be approved by the Construction Supervisor.
The existing luminaires will be removed with great care not to hit them or damage them in any
way. Modular scaffolding with a tray must be used that allows the work to be carried out with
the necessary thoroughness and care, selecting the material to be rescued for transfer to
another convenient place and the material to be removed. discard for corresponding removal in
coordination with the Supervisor and with the appropriate procedure, the Contractor will
immediately proceed to work.
4. MEASUREMENT
This item will be measured by complete luminaire pieces removed.
5. WAY TO PAY
Payment for this work will be made per piece according to the price of the accepted
proposal, payment per piece will be total compensation for all materials and activities
necessary to carry out this item.
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ITEM 11. WOODEN DOOR REMOVAL (2.20 X 0.90) Unit: pc
1. DESCRIPTION
The item of removal of the door and wooden frame must be carried out with care not to damage
them or cause damage to the walls of the sectors to be removed, verifying that they will be
reinstalled after repairing the doors according to the plans and instructions of the supervisor.
working.

the work, tools that will be adequate and allow careful work to be carried out without damaging
the other elements of the environments, tools that must be approved by the Construction
Supervisor.
Equipment and tools will be used that allow the materials to be untied, without damaging its
structure and parts. If the hinges are damaged when the doors are reinstalled, their replacement
should be considered. The doors will be untied piece by piece and deposited in places
appropriate to their care, vertically and/or on slats, and then moved where indicated by the
supervisor.
The doors to be removed must be classified, those that will be repaired and reinstalled, must be
separated from the doors that will be discarded once removed from the work environment and
delivered to the Faculty Administration, they must be moved where indicated for safekeeping.
All materials mentioned in these items and to be removed must be done with great care not to
damage paint, walls, floors, etc. If damage occurs with the transfer of materials and debris, the
contractor must replace the damage caused at his own expense; if not, the supervisor will
withhold payment for the work until it is replaced, not wait for the end of the work, consequently
the supervisor will Strict monitoring of the removal work carried out by the contractor.
4. MEASUREMENT
This item will be measured per wooden door removal piece.
5. WAY TO PAY
Payment for this work will be made according to the unit prices of the accepted proposal,
which will be total compensation for all materials and activities necessary to carry out this
item.
ITEM 12. VINYL FLOOR REMOVAL Unit:

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1. DEFINITION
The removal of vinyl flooring is located in the Faculty indicated in the project plans and
instructions given by the Construction Supervisor.
2. MATERIALS, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND EXECUTION

The contractor will provide the materials and tools that allow the removal of the material
manually, that is, equipment that causes loud noises or dust should not be used, without

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damaging third parties, passers-by and/or surrounding structures. The vinyl floor will be
removed from the places defined in the project according to the plans related to this item.
Waste should not be left in places that make circulation difficult nor should debris be left on
street sidewalks that would cause sanctions, fines or lawsuits against the institution. If this
situation occurs, it will be the responsibility of the CONTRACTOR.
Once the sector floors to be removed have been reviewed and defined with the Construction
Supervisor in coordination with the Supervisor and with the appropriate procedure, the
Contractor will immediately proceed to work.
The contractor must also provide for the removal of debris in bags and move it to the places
defined by the Project and instructions of the Construction Supervisor, not leaving bags piled up,
much less debris in the corridors obstructing the passage, nor should materials be left in places
that make circulation on street sidewalks difficult and cause fines or lawsuits against the
Institution. If so, the expenses will be borne by the CONTRACTOR. In any case, the construction
supervisor will have them removed to be charged to the contractor's account.
4. MEASUREMENT
The removal of vinyl flooring will be measured in square meters for this purpose.
5. PAYMENT METHOD
This item executed entirely in accordance with the plans and these specifications, measured as indicated,
must be approved by the Construction Supervisor, the unit price will include the cost of all materials, labor,
tools, machinery, transportation and equipment, as well as social charges, and legal taxes.
ITEM 13. REMOVAL OF FALSE SKY WITH METAL PROFILERY Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This Chapter refers to the removal of false ceilings with metal profiles in poor condition and in
the sectors of the work indicated by the construction supervisor, to then continue with other
scheduled improvement work.
2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

The contractor will carry out the false ceiling removal work, using the appropriate tools and
equipment approved by the Site Supervisor.
3. EXECUTION PROCEDURE
Once the parts to be removed, chopped, etc. have been reviewed and defined with the
Construction Supervisor. and with proper procedure, the Contractor will immediately proceed to
work.
The removal of false ceiling with metal profiles must be carried out with great care not to
damage installations and pipes that were inside. If this occurs, the contractor must replace it at
his own risk and expense, and must deliver it in good condition.
The contractor must also provide for the removal of debris in bags and move it to the places
defined by the Project and instructions of the Construction Supervisor, not leaving bags piled up,
much less debris in the corridors obstructing the passage, nor should materials be left in places
that make circulation on street sidewalks difficult and cause fines or lawsuits against the
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Institution. If so, the expenses will be borne by the CONTRACTOR. In any case, the construction
supervisor will have them removed to be charged to the contractor's account.
4. MEASUREMENT:
According to the item description of the budget for the work, the removal of false ceiling will be
measured in square meters.
5. PAYMENT METHOD:
The work listed in the previous point and executed in accordance with the work indicated, will
be paid in accordance with these specifications, measured as provided at the measurement
point and at the price of the accepted proposal.
The stipulated price will be total compensation for all work that affects those prices, including
use of tools, equipment and labor.
GROSS WORK
ITEM 14. FILLING CONCRETE BEAMS WITH CARBON FIBERS Unit: M2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to structural reinforcement through the use of carbon fibers, both in beams and
slab ribs.

The Contractor will carry out the work described using the appropriate tools and/or equipment,
and these must have prior approval from the Construction Supervisor.
For flexural reinforcement, carbon fiber sheets of the SIKA CARBODUR S512 type will be used.
 Width 50mm
 Thickness 1.2mm
 Modulus of elasticity: 165000 N/mm2
 Tensile Strength: 2800 N/mm2
 Average tensile strength measurement: 3050 N/mm2.
The SIKADUR 30 adhesive is used, which is specific for the SIKA CARBODUR S512 sheet.
For shear reinforcement, carbon fiber sheets of the SIKA WRAP C300 type will be used.
 Width 50cm
 Thickness 0.17mm
 Modulus of elasticity: 240000 N/mm2
 Tensile strength: 4200 N/mm2
The SIKADUR 300 adhesive is used, which is specific for the SIKA WRAP 300 sheet.
Dilatation meeting
Due to the existence of an expansion joint that separates the old building from the new, prior to
installing the carbon fiber reinforcements, the placement of an expansion joint must be planned.
These consist of strips of plastoform, executed according to plans. The sealing material will be

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SIKAFLEX type and will be placed in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
The preparation of the element that must be reinforced is explained in item 4.
SIKA CARBODUR S512
- Transportation and preparation of laminates

o Transport
Due to the flexibility of the material, which allows it to be easily folded, it is

recommended to transport it forming a roll. This roll can have any length desired,
but it is recommended to take everything that is going to be used in a single
piece (up to a length of 250 m.) and cut the laminate on site to the desired
lengths.
o Cutting and preparation
Cutting the laminate into the desired lengths will be done on site using a hand
saw.
The preparation of the laminates simply consists of cleaning the dust and dirt
deposited on the side that is going to be glued. The other side does not need any
preparation. This cleaning will be done by passing a paper impregnated with
Sika® Colma Cleaner over the surface of the laminate. This operation will be
carried out until there are no traces of dirt or dust on the treated surface.
- Putting into work
Application of the adhesive on the support. Sikadur® 30 is a two-component product

based on epoxy resins and special fillers, which does not contain solvents. To apply, mix
the two components completely with a low speed electric mixer (max. 600 rpm), for at
least two minutes, until a completely homogeneous and gray paste is obtained. Once
the surfaces have been cleaned by sandblasting or another procedure and regularized,
a film between 0.5 and 1 mm thick of Sikadur® 30 will be applied to both the metal sheet
and the element.
- Application of the adhesive on the laminate
Once the laminate is clean, a layer between 0.5 and 1 mm thick will be applied to the
roughest side (the two sides of the laminate are not the same and it is not indifferent
whether to apply the Sikadur® 30 adhesive on one side or the other). .
- Placing the laminate on the element
Once the adhesive has been applied to the support and laminate, it will be placed on top
of it. First, the laminate will be placed without applying pressure until it is verified that it is
perfectly in place. Once the perfect placement has been achieved, pressure will be
applied to the laminate using a hard rubber roller that will be passed along the entire
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length. This will ensure that excess adhesive overflows from the sides, as well as any air
bubbles. Any adhesive that has overflowed should be removed with a spatula. In the end
there should be a continuous glued surface, without air bubbles between the laminate
and support. Due to their low weight, laminates do not need to be laid down and are
held on the support from the beginning.
- Charging
The adhesive acquires its strength from the moment it is placed until it fully hardens
after 7 days. Therefore, it is necessary to wait 7 days until the structural element is
overloaded to its maximum load, and it can be previously loaded with lower overloads
that do not exceed the resistance limit of the adhesive at all times.
SIKA WRAP C300

The material must be protected from possible mechanical attack or contamination, for this
reason it must be stored in its tightly closed packaging. Transport with normal precautions for
delicate products.
- Surface Preparation
The surface must be clean and healthy. It can be dry or damp, but free of stagnant water or ice.
Remove dust, grout, grease, curing compounds, impregnations, grease, foreign particles, loose
material or any other element that prevents adhesion. When the surface is irregular it must be
leveled with a suitable repair mortar. The bond strength of the concrete must be verified, after
surface preparation, by a random tensile bond strength test (ACI 503R) at the discretion of the
engineer. The minimum tensile strength should be 15 kg/cm2 with concrete failure.
- Cleaning method
To prepare the concrete surface, it is recommended to use sandblasting or any other approved
mechanical cleaning procedure that provides a rough texture to the surface.
- Wet application:
o Epoxy mixing
For information on characteristics and mixing of Sikadur® 300, refer to the

product technical sheet. The consumption of Sikadur® 300 epoxy resin depends
on the roughness of the surface and the practice used in the fabric impregnation
procedure, however the approximate theoretical consumption is 350 g/m2 of
product for priming the fabric. surface of the substrate and approximately 650
g/m2 for saturation or impregnation of the fabric.
o Application
Prior to placement of the fabric, the concrete surface must be primed and sealed
using Sikadur® 300 epoxy. The material can be applied by spray, brush or roller.
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SikaWrap® 300 C must be saturated or impregnated manually or mechanically
using the Sikadur 300 epoxy system. In any case, installation must be carried out
by an authorized applicator or qualified personnel.
o Cutting of the fabric
The fabric can be cut to the appropriate length using industrial or heavy-duty
scissors. The use of any dull cutting element that could weaken or fray the fiber
should be avoided.
- Dry application:
Apply the Sikadur® 300 epoxy resin mixture directly to the substrate at a rate of 1–1.5
kg/m2, depending on the surface roughness. Carefully place the fabric on the resin with
rubber gloves and smooth out any irregularities or air pockets using a plastic roller. Allow
the resin to pass through the threads of the fabric. If more than one layer of fabric is
needed, apply an additional layer of Sikadur-300 at a rate of 0.5 kg/m2 and repeat the
previous process. Apply a final coat of Sikadur-301 on the exposed surface at a rate of
0.2 kg/m2.
4. MEASUREMENT
The quantification of the excavated material will be done in square meters.
5. WAY TO PAY
Payment for this work will be made based on the unit price of the accepted proposal. This price
includes compensation for tools, equipment and labor used.
ITEM 15. CONSTRUCTION OF Hº Aº REINFORCEMENT COLUMN Unit: m3

(REINFORCED CONCRETE JACKETS)
1. DESCRIPTION
This item includes the execution of structural reinforcement by means of reinforced

concrete casing of isolated columns, according to the detail plans, proposal submission form
and/or instructions from the Construction Supervisor.
Before pouring the casing, the existing columns must be prepared with superficial
chipping and wetting to improve the adhesion between the old concrete and the new. Emptying
will only be carried out with prior written authorization from the Construction Supervisor,
indicated in the Order Book.
The reinforced concrete casing must be executed in accordance with the dosages and
resistances established in the plans, proposal submission form and in strict compliance with the
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Likewise, this item includes the supply, cutting, bending, placement and assembly of the
reinforcing ferrule for the reinforced concrete casing structure, which will be placed in the
quantities, class, type, dimensions and diameters established in the design plans, proposal
submission form and/or instructions from the Construction Supervisor.
the work, which must be approved by the Construction Supervisor.
Cement
This material must meet the requirements specified in the item "Construction Materials".
Sand
This material must meet the requirements specified in the item "Construction Materials.
Gravel
Water
Dilatation meeting
Due to the existence of an expansion joint that separates the old building from the new, during
the pouring of the casing the placement of an expansion joint must be foreseen. These consist
of strips of plastoform, executed according to plans. The sealing material will be SIKAFLEX type
and will be placed in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.
Preparation, placement, compaction and curing
Material dosage
For the manufacture of concrete, it is recommended that the dosage of materials be carried out
by weight.
For aggregates, a volume dosage will be accepted, that is, converting the weights into the
apparent volume of loose materials.
Bagged cement will be used, the dosage will be done by number of bags of cement, the use of
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The measurement of aggregates in volume will be carried out in containers approved by the
Construction Supervisor and preferably they should be metallic and non-deformable.
Mixed
The concrete must be mixed mechanically, for which:
• One or more concrete mixers of adequate capacity will be used and trained personnel
will be used to handle them.
• The uniformity of the mixture will be checked periodically.
The mixing time, counting from the moment in which all the materials have entered, will not be
less than 1 ½ minutes (ninety seconds), but not less than necessary to obtain a uniform mixture.
Excessive mixing that requires adding water to maintain the proper consistency will not be
permitted.
Concrete characteristics
The concrete will be designed to obtain the characteristic resistances of 200 kg/cm2
(compression test after 28 days as indicated by the standards). This means that the resistance
on site will be at least 230 kg/cm2. This criterion takes precedence before applying any
statistical treatment to the results obtained in the laboratory.
The necessary tests to determine the breaking strengths will be carried out on normal cylindrical
specimens of 15 cm in diameter and 30 cm in height, in a laboratory of recognized capacity.
During the execution of the work, control tests will be carried out to verify the quality and
uniformity of the concrete.
Using the Abrams Cone, the consistency of the concrete will be established, recommending the
use of concrete with a plastic consistency whose settlement should be between 3 to 5 cm.
Transport
The concrete will be transported from the concrete mixer to the place of placement in conditions
that prevent its segregation or the beginning of setting. To do this, methods and equipment will
be used to maintain the homogeneity of the concrete and avoid the loss of its components or the
introduction of foreign materials.
For ordinary means of transportation, the concrete must be placed in its final position within the
formwork within 30 minutes of the water coming into contact with the cement.
Placement
Before pouring concrete in any section, the contractor must require the corresponding written
authorization from the Construction Supervisor.
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The placement speed will be necessary so that the concrete remains plastic at all times and
quickly occupies the spaces between the reinforcements.
Free pouring of concrete from heights greater than 1.50 meters will not be permitted.
During the placement and compaction of the concrete, displacement of the reinforcement must
be avoided.
vibrated
The vibrators will be of the high-frequency immersion type and must be operated by trained
workers. The vibrators will be introduced slowly and in a vertical or slightly inclined position. The
vibration time will depend on the type of concrete and the power of the vibrator.
Protection and curing

As soon as the concrete has been placed detrimental effects. The curing time will be a minimum
of 7 consecutive days, from the moment the hardening began.
Curing will be carried out by wetting with water, by irrigation applied directly to the surfaces of
the structures as many times as necessary so that the surface appears opaque.
Resistance tests
At the beginning of the work and during the first days, four test tubes will be taken daily, two to
be tested after 7 days and two after 28 days. The tests after 7 days will allow the dosage to be
corrected if necessary.
During the course of the work, at least three test tubes will be taken in each pour and whenever
required by the Construction Supervisor, but in no case should the number of test tubes be less
than three for every 25 m3 of concrete.
It is established that it is the Contractor's obligation to make adjustments and corrections in the
dosage, until the corresponding results are obtained. In case of non-compliance, the
Construction Supervisor will order the immediate cessation of the work.
Formwork and falsework

They may be made of metal, wood or any sufficiently rigid material. They must have the
necessary resistance and stability, for which they will be suitably braced. Prior to placing the
concrete, the formwork will be cleaned and moistened. If you want to apply oil on the interior
faces of the formwork, it must be done prior to placing the reinforcement and avoiding all contact
with it.
Removal of formwork and falsework

The formwork will be removed progressively, without shocks, shakes or vibrations. During the
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construction period, on unsupported structures, it is prohibited to apply loads, accumulate
materials or machinery in quantities that endanger their stability. The minimum deadlines for
stripping are specified in the Bolivian CBH – 87.
Cleaning and placement

Before inserting the reinforcement into the formwork, it will be properly cleaned using steel
brushes, freeing it from dust, mud, grease, paint and anything that reduces adhesion.
If at the time of placing the concrete there were bars with mortar or hardened concrete, these
must be completely removed.
All reinforcement will be placed in the precise positions established on the structural plans.
To support, separate and maintain the reinforcement coatings, mortar supports (biscuits) with
metal ties will be used that will be built in advance, so that they have adequate shapes,
thicknesses and resistance. They will be placed in sufficient numbers to achieve adequate
positions, the use of stones as separators being strictly prohibited.
Special care will be taken to ensure that all reinforcement is protected by the minimum coatings
specified in the plans. The upper reinforcement of the slabs will be adequately secured, for
which the Contractor will have the obligation to build trestles in a convenient number but not less
than 4 pieces per m2. The reinforcement of the walls will be held in position by means of special
S-shaped irons, in an adequate number but not less than 4 per m2, which must grip the external
bars on both sides. All bar crossings must be tied appropriately. Prior to pouring, the
Construction Supervisor must carefully verify the reinforcement and authorize the pouring of the
concrete through the Order Book, if applicable.
Splices in bars
It is prohibited to make splices in bars subjected to tension. If it is necessary to make splices,
these will be located in those places where the bars have the least stress.
In the same section of a structural element, only one splice every five bars may be accepted.
The resistance of the splice must be at least equal to the resistance of the bar.
Overlay splices will be made according to the following detail:
a) The ends of the bars will be placed in direct contact throughout their splicing length,
which may be straight or with hooks according to what is specified in the plans, said
hooks not being allowed in reinforcements subject to compression.
b) Supplementary transverse reinforcement will be placed along the entire length of the
splice to improve the conditions of the splice.

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c) Splices using electrical welding will only be authorized when the Contractor
satisfactorily demonstrates through tests that the steel to be welded meets the
necessary characteristics and its resistance is not reduced, and written authorization
must be obtained from the Construction Supervisor.
Dilatation meeting.
The installation of the joints will be carried out in accordance with what is indicated in the
respective construction plans, at the indicated dimensions and levels, and care must be taken
not to damage them, both in the installation process and in the pouring of the concrete.
4. MEASUREMENT
The quantities of reinforced concrete that make up the complete and finished structure will be
measured in m3. This measurement will include only those works that are accepted by the
Construction Supervisor and that have the dimensions and iron distributions indicated in the
plans or renovated with written authorization from the Construction Supervisor. Reinforcement
armor will be included in this item. When measuring the volumes of the different structural
elements, overlaps and crossings should not be taken into account.
5. WAY TO PAY
The works will be executed according to the plans and these specifications, and will be paid in
accordance with the unit prices of the accepted proposal.
ITEM 16. COAST PROFILE 20X10X5 CM DOUBLE E=3MM Unit: ml
ITEM 17. METAL SHEET E=6MM WITH EXPANSION BOLT (0.2x0.25M) Unit: Pza
1. DESCRIPTION
This Technical Specification covers the minimum necessary requirements to be taken into
account in the manufacturing and assembly of the metal reinforcement beams for the slab of the
Emergency Room sector of the Faculty of Dentistry.
1.1 Technical Standards

Codes, Rules and Regulations to consider:
AISC: Manual of Steel Construction
AWS: The American Welding Society Standard
Standards Bolivian Institute of Standardization and Quality – IBNORCA that correspond.
2. MATERIALS
In the manufacture of metal structures the following materials will be used (unless specifically
indicated otherwise), the materials must be new and comply with what is specified in AISC.
 Laminated profiles will be made of A36 steel.

 Structural plates will be made of A36 steel.
 Electrodes will be of ASTM E-60XX quality.
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 Bolts will be made of A307 steel.
2.1 Quality certificate

The Construction Management may require the Contractor to provide a copy of the certificates
that certify the characteristics of the materials.
2.2 Workshop manufacturing

For the workshop manufacturing of all metal structures, the aforementioned standards and
specifications will apply.
The operations of cutting, preparing, welding, etc., of the material in the workshop will be carried
out by qualified personnel. Welding must be carried out by qualified welders, in full accordance
with the AWS Standard.
All materials to be used in manufacturing must be new and free of corrosion. Any material that
does not comply with this condition will be rejected, even if it has already been prepared. The
material will be worked cold.
The pieces must not have cracks or warping.
They must not have superficial damage or cracks due to bending or chamfering. Such damages
can be avoided by considering the properties of the material: choosing appropriate radii of
curvature and processing the material at an appropriate temperature.
If laminated products are cut by oxycutting or shearing, it must be done with complete accuracy.
If there are cutting defects, grooves, cracks and/or grooves will be eliminated by brushing,
milling, grinding or laminating. It is not permitted to cover defective areas with welding. The cuts
made in the material must be made so that they are clean, without burrs and without
deformations. Small surface defects can be removed by grinding.
The holes for the bolts will be made by drill and it will not be allowed to make them with a torch
or punch.
The holes that correspond between the different pieces to be joined must be coincident, and
boring is not permitted. Burrs formed on the edges of the holes will be neatly removed.
For cutting and drilling profiles, sheets and plates, the measurements on the plans will be
respected.
The parts and subassemblies manufactured in the workshop will be covered with a coat of
primer, including the surfaces that will come into contact with connection plates on site.
3. PROCEDURE FOR EXECUTION
3.1 Element folding

The material will be worked cold. The stresses that occur when bending the elements cold will
be relieved by subjecting them to a temperature of 650 oC ± 25 oC for one (1) hour, per inch of
thickness.
3.2 Tolerances:
Deviations and tolerances will not be greater than those permitted by the corresponding AISC
Standards. The manufactured pieces and their parts will be perfectly straight when viewed.

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In the case of profiles that work in compression and in columns, the deviation will not exceed
1/1000 of the length. The circular holes will be made with a diameter 1 mm larger than the
diameter of the bolt, with a tolerance of more than 0.3 mm and less than 0.0 mm.
Hole taper:
max dia. - min. diam. = 0.08

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3.3 Pre-assembled and assembly

The Construction Management will agree with the Contractor all the parts that will be pre-
assembled in the workshop, for their corresponding check. The need for bends or lateral
displacements during assembly in the factory or on site will be cause for rejection of the batch or
lot.
The manipulations necessary for assembly, loading, unloading, transportation, storage on site
and assembly will be carried out by the Contractor with sufficient care to not cause excessive
stress on any element of the structure and to not damage either the piece or its surface finish.
No type of mechanized work or adaptation will be allowed, once the different elements or pieces
of the structure are painted, without the express consent of the Construction Management. The
Contractor will correctly repair, at its own expense and expense, any damage to the protection.
3.4 Inspection and testing:

The Construction Management must have free access to the manufacturing workshop of the
metal structures during working hours, in order to inspect the materials, the quality of the
workmanship, control the progress of the work and attend tests when required. .
The Construction Management will agree with the Contractor which tests he wishes to attend.
When the presence of the Construction Management is required, the Contractor must give
advance notice. If during the inspections the existence of deficient materials, parts or procedures
is verified, the Contractor will be responsible and in charge of correcting such abnormality, at no
cost to the Construction Management.
The Construction Management may require the execution of tests and tests: x-rays of welds,
traction tests, etc. These tests will be the responsibility of the Contractor and when their results
demonstrate deficiencies in materials or workmanship, the repair of the detected deficiencies will
be at the Contractor's expense.
No material will be sent to the construction site without prior inspection, unless specifically
indicated by the Construction Management in writing.
The fact that the materials had been accepted in the factory by the Construction Management
does not cancel the final rejection at the work, if it is not in adequate conditions.
All rejected parts will be eliminated from the supply. To avoid mistakes, they must be marked
immediately with paint using a specific code.
The results of the tests must not indicate signs of lack of resistance or breakage in the elements
of the structures. In the event that any element breaks or shows permanent deformation
considered unacceptable, the Construction Management reserves the right to make the
modifications in the design and the necessary replacements in the elements to ensure adequate
resistance to the loads specified in the tests. The costs will be borne by the Contractor in the
event that a deficiency in material or labor is demonstrated.
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3.5 welded joints
The characteristics of the welds of the structural elements must comply with the provisions of the
AWS Standards.
Electrodes used for arc welding must meet AWS Standards.
Welders will be qualified, with recent test certificates (less than six months) and must be
approved by the Construction Management.
3.6 Heat treatment:

The characteristics of the heat treatment to eliminate residual stresses and welding hardening
will be those established by the AWS Standards.
3.7 Cleaning and protection of parts

3.7.1 Cleaning:
All steel elements of the structure will be cleaned of rust, loose crusts, dust, mud, grease and
any other foreign substance, including welding slag, prior to the painting stage.
3.7.2 Paint:
3.7.2.1 Surface Preparation:
The surfaces to be painted will be prepared in such a way that the paint remains firmly adhered.
The surfaces do not necessarily have to be perfectly smooth, but rather they will be rough
enough in order to achieve adequate penetration and consequently effective adhesion of the
paint to be applied later. . The metal surfaces to be painted will be previously conditioned in the
workshop by cleaning with a brush, sandblasting, solvent and deoxidizers. Mill scales, oxides,
loose corrosion products, dirt, grease and moisture will be completely removed. When any
mechanical deoxidation method is used, whether using rotating elements, hard metal brushes,
wire strikers, etc., percussion instruments that could damage the structural elements should be
avoided as much as possible. In those places such as corners, angles that cannot be reached
sufficiently by mechanical instruments, mechanical derusting must be completed with manual
ones.
When a torch is used to clean structural elements, special care must be taken with thin-walled
elements so that the effect of the flame does not cause damage (change in resistance, danger of
deformation, appearance of stresses, etc.) The weld seams must be sandblasted.
Paint should be applied as soon as possible after cleaning and before any deterioration occurs.
No more than two (2) hours should pass between cleaning and applying the paint.
3.7.2.2 General Standards for the Application of Paints.

Prior to use, all paints, regardless of their type, must be mixed appropriately in order to achieve
perfect homogeneity between the bond and its pigment. During storage they should not be
subjected to extreme temperature conditions, according to the respective manufacturer's
instructions. Before proceeding to apply each coat of paint, it must be verified that the previous
layer is sufficiently adhered and hardened.
You should not paint on wet surfaces, and they must be free of condensation and dust before
applying each coat. The shop paint will be applied in an area or environment free of dust or any
other type of contaminant. Fats and oils will be eliminated using chemical degreasers (carbon
tetrachloride) with anti-flammable and anti-toxic characteristics. For industrial safety reasons, the
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Paint that is very viscous due to solvent evaporation, oxidation or age will be discarded.
Bolts that are embedded in concrete will not be painted, but must be completely clean and free
of rust.
3.7.2.3 Application of Paints:

First: “Shop Paint”: The first paint application will consist of a synthetic anti-rust base protective
layer based on zinc chromate, following the supplier's instructions. It can be applied with a brush
or roller, adding mineral spirits if necessary. For blowtorch application, a special diluent must be
added to prevent clogging of the nozzles. On this background, after twelve hours of application,
it can be finished with any type of finish.
The thickness of the paint layer cannot be less than 40 microns.

Once the components of the structure have been painted with the aforementioned protective
layer, they will be sent to the site for assembly.
Second: “Construction Painting”: Once the structure is assembled, the surfaces will be cleaned
using dry brushes and/or compressed air and where necessary it will be gently sanded and
touched up with a synthetic anti-rust primer. The last paint application will consist of applying one
(1) coat of synthetic enamel using a brush or blowtorch. The color will be orange.
The surface to be painted must be clean, dry, degreased and free of rust and dust particles.
It will be applied with a brush, roller or blowtorch, always in thin layers, adding good quality
mineral spirits if necessary.
3.7.2.4 QA:
The Construction Management will carry out a visual examination of the surfaces that have been
prepared for painting, by either mechanical or manual cleaning methods, to determine the
conformity of the work. The Construction Inspector will be able to observe the progress of the
painting work and will control the completed work to check whether it conforms to the conditions
of this technical specification.
The painted surface must have a uniform, smooth and continuous color appearance, free of any
inclusion, abrasive or foreign element.
3.8 Packaging:
Minor elements such as bolts, plates, etc., must be placed in appropriate boxes with the
corresponding identification specifying the characteristics of the content, quantity and which
structure they belong to.
3.9 Assembly on site:

The Contractor will be in charge of unloading and classifying the materials on the job. The
materials to be assembled on site will be conveniently distributed in the field according to the
assembly sequence. This will be arranged on supports that prevent contact with the ground and
damage to the pieces.
Prior to the start of assembly, the Contractor will verify on site the location of anchor bolts and/or
inserts, informing the Construction Management or whoever it designates about any anomaly in
this regard. The assembly must be governed by the levels, dimensions, axes and tolerances
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For possible modifications to structures manufactured by third parties that must be carried out on
site, the directives of this Technical Specification will be valid, regarding the manufacturing of
metal structures in sizes. During assembly, the use of tools that could damage the structural
components and/or their paint will not be permitted. The execution of holes with a blowtorch will
not be permitted on site. The tightening method to be used when adjusting high resistance bolts
will be the calibrated wrench. The washers will be placed under the element, nut or head, on
which the tightening is carried out. When the angle formed by the surfaces under the head
and/or nut exceeds 5 degrees, wedge washers will be used (one or two if both faces are
inclined). Pneumatic wrenches will be calibrated at least once per work day.
The Contractor shall provide temporary shoring to ensure that the structure is plumb and
properly aligned during erection.
The Contractor must provide all equipment, labor, paint and consumables that are necessary for
the correct and complete execution of the work.
3.10 Security:
The Contractor must provide all the necessary measures, elements and personnel to ensure the
completion of the work in accordance with all current legislation in Bolivia, the Collective Labor
Agreements and any other provision of a National, Provincial, Municipal or Union nature that is
applicable to the time of carrying out the work. All costs of these provisions must be assumed by
the Contractor.
3.11 Inspection:
The Construction Management will have free access to all areas during work hours in order to
inspect the materials and/or quality of the work. However, any inspection carried out does not
release the Contractor from the responsibility of carrying out the work in full accordance with the
Standards and Specifications.
The Construction Management may require the execution of the tests and tests that it deems
appropriate to ensure the quality of the work.
SCOPE OF WORK
Scope of work
The work includes
 Manufacturing of metal beams
 Manufacturing of anchor plates
 Anchor bolt provision
 Preparation of the surface of the concrete columns for placing the anchor plates
(consists of cleaning, chipping and leveling a flat surface to place the anchor plates).
 Placing anchor plates and bolts on existing concrete columns
 Assembly of metal beams
 Final painting of beams
 Minor activities not described
 Cleaning
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4. MEASUREMENT FORM
The work of provision and assembly of metal beams, with all its necessary activities, will be
measured by “kg” of weight of the metal beams. The work of provision and assembly of the
plates and anchor bolts with all their necessary activities will be measured per “piece” (plate)
placed.
5. WAY TO PAY
The work of provision and assembly of metal beams, with all its necessary activities, will be paid
per “kg” of weight of the metal beams. The work of provision and assembly of the plates and
anchor bolts with all their necessary activities will be paid per “piece” (plate) placed.
ITEM 18. METAL DISPLAY CABINETS BUILT INTO A WALL PREVIOUSLY REPAINTED AL
DUCO
Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION:
This item refers to the placement or embedding of the existing metal display cases in the brick
wall that will be executed in the item Brick wall of 6H e=12cm on the ground floor (locker
sector).
2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT:

The Contractor must provide all the necessary materials and tools, which must be previously
3. PROCESS OF THE EXECUTION:

Before installing the display cases on the brick walls, putty and sanding must be done, followed
by repainting. The paint color must be approved by the Construction Supervisor.
To embed the display cases in the brick wall, they must be fastened with screws that are
capable of supporting the own weight of the display case and the materials that will be installed
inside it, with prior approval from the Construction Supervisor.
4. MEASUREMENT:
This item will be measured in square meters of the installed display cases.
5. WAY TO PAY:
Payment for this item will be made according to the unit price of the accepted proposal, this
price includes full compensation for all materials, labor and tools necessary for the execution of
this work.
ITEM 19. CEMENT PLASTER Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION:
This item refers to the finishing of the exterior surfaces of brick walls and others that are
exposed to the elements, according to the instructions of the Construction Supervisor.

The cement will be of type IP-30 and of proven quality. The water must be clean, not allowing
the use of stagnant water from small lagoons or those that come from sewers, swamps or
swamps.
In general, the aggregates must be clean and free of materials such as clay, adhered mud,
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slag, cardboard, plaster, pieces of wood or organic materials. The contractor must wash the
aggregates at his cost in order to comply with the above conditions.
The cement and sand mortars to be used will be in proportions 1:3 and 1:5 (cement and sand)
depending on the case and according to what is indicated in the proposal submission form
and/or the plans.

Prior to placing the first layer of mortar, the ornaments will be cleaned of all loose material and
excess mortar; Then horizontal and vertical slabs will be placed at distances of no more than
two (2) meters, which must be perfectly level with each other in order to ensure obtaining an
even and uniform surface.
Once the parameters have been moistened, they will be punished with a first coat of mixture
that allows the level determined by the teachers to be reached and covers all irregularities on
the surface of the walls, leveling and using nails in order to ensure the adhesion of the second
layer of finish.
Subsequently, the second finishing layer will be applied in a thickness of 1.5 to 2 mm

depending on the type of texture specified in the detail plans and/or instructions of the
Construction Supervisor, using appropriate tools and specialized labor for this purpose.
4. MEASUREMENT:
The cement plaster will be measured in square meters taking into account only the net surfaces
of the work performed.
5. WAY TO PAY:
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ITEM 20. BRICK WALL 6H E=12 CM (9.5x15x24 CM) Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item includes the construction of masonry partition walls in hollow brick for interiors that
includes the division of environments, according to the project, these recommendations are also
considered for the construction of hollow brick strands.
The construction of walls will be carried out according to these specifications and/or
modifications that the supervisor considers necessary to the dimensions, shape and details
given in the plans.

The material, tools and equipment will be provided by the Contractor.
3. PROCEDURE FOR EXECUTION.

All bricks should be thoroughly wetted before laying.
The bricks will be placed in perfectly horizontal courses and plumbed, placing them on a layer
of mortar with a minimum thickness of 10 mm and a maximum of 15 mm, using only one of the
cases.
Special care will be taken to ensure that the bricks have a correct interlock between courses, as
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well as at the intersections between walls and/or partitions.
Bricks placed immediately adjacent to reinforced concrete structural elements (slabs, beams,
columns, etc.), must be firmly adhered to them, the surface of the reinforced concrete structural
elements will be adequately pitted, in such a way that obtain a rough surface that ensures good
adhesion.
The mortar will be in a 1:4 dosage according to the concrete and mortar chapter.
The thicknesses of the walls and partitions must be strictly subject to the dimensions indicated
on the respective plans, unless the Construction Supervisor expressly instructs otherwise in
writing.
In time to build the walls and partitions, as long as possible, the pipes for the different
installations will be left, as well as boxes, wooden blocks, etc. that may be required.
4. MEASUREMENT
All hollow brick masonry walls and partitions, built according to the plans, will be measured in
square meters taking into account the net area of work executed. The openings for doors and
windows and structural elements will not be taken into account when determining the quantities
of work performed.
5. WAY TO PAY
Work executed in accordance with these Technical specifications, accepted by the Works
Supervisor and measured as prescribed, will be paid at the unit price of the accepted proposal;
being full compensation for materials, tools, equipment, labor and other direct and indirect
expenses that have an impact on its cost.
ITEM 21. LINTEL WITH LIGHT ARMOR Unit: ml
1. DESCRIPTION:
This item refers to six-hole brick lintels with light steel reinforcement, for doors.

Six-hole bricks rigged with a formwork and crossed by two 8mm corrugated iron will be used in
doors up to 1.50 m. long.

The joints of the bricks will be cleaned, which will be of first quality, and they will be filled with
concrete in the lower row, then the iron will be introduced, taking care that it is located in the
central part, after seven days it can be assembled in its place. definitive, after underpinning.
4. MEASUREMENT:
This item will be measured in linear meters, taking into account only the net work executed.
5. WAY TO PAY:
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ITEM 22. CEMENT UNDERFLOOR E=5 CM Unit: m2
1. GENERAL CONDITIONS
The subfloor will be placed directly on the slab in order to level it, in other cases it will be poured
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to achieve the necessary surface to receive the floor finishes.
2. MATERIALS
The subfloors will be constructed using IP-30 type concrete with a minimum cement content of
250 Kg/cm 2 and using light aggregates or aerating additives so that the specific weight is
between 1,800 Kg/m 3 and 2,000 Kg/m 3 .
Thermal or acoustic insulation will be achieved using the materials and thicknesses indicated in
the plans or Proposal Submission Form.
The vapor barrier will be executed as indicated in the plans or Proposal Submission Form.
3. PROCEDURE
Before placing the subfloor in the case of leveling or thermal or acoustic insulation, all the dust
that was settled in the sectors to be emptied of the subfloor will be removed and the approval of
the construction supervisor must be obtained to proceed with the work.
The surface of the structural slab will be washed using a pressure jet to remove all adhered
materials.
In the case of leveling subfloors, the layer of subfloor with an average thickness of the order of 5
cm will be poured onto the surface thus treated and previously saturated with water.
In the case of insulating subfloors, on the surface of the perfectly clean slab, the specified layer
of thermal and/or acoustic insulation will be placed, on top of this the vapor barrier and on top of
this the concrete subfloor will be poured with a thickness of order of 5 cm.
The retraction joints must coincide with the limits of the rooms or with the lines of change of
coating.
The Contractor must define the upper level of the subfloor, depending on the type of finish used
for the floors and in such a way that the finished floors maintain the levels indicated in the
architectural plans, without the need for additional pouring.
The completion of the subfloor will be carried out according to the type of finish used for the
floors:
The top of the subfloor is finished with floor mortar, with fine aggregates and dosage 1:2 or 1:3.
4. MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

Subfloors integrated with the base mortar will be paid per square meter of surface. The unit
price will include the cost of all materials, labor, tools, machinery and equipment necessary for
construction, as well as social charges and legal taxes costs derived from the item.
ITEM 23. WHITE CEMENT PLASTER ON CEMENT FLOOR Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the cement and sand mortar with a 1:3 dosage, which will be used to repair
cement floors or mosaic floors that have suffered deterioration due to wear or deformation or
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detachment and others indicated by the Construction Supervisor.

Cement and aggregates must meet the quality requirements required for concrete.
The water must be reasonably clean and free of oils, salts or any other harmful substances. The
use of stagnant water from small lagoons or those that come from swamps or drains will not be
permitted.
Once the respective area is cleaned, a light chopping will be carried out for better adhesion of
the material to be replaced, the cement and sand folder will be poured in the thickness or height
for its corresponding leveling indicated by the supervisor.
Once the compaction has been carried out, the leveling and leveling will be carried out using a
wooden ruler, leaving a smooth and uniform surface.
Cement mortar – sand

The mortar will be mixed mechanically and in quantities necessary for immediate use.
Any mortar that is 30 minutes or more old from the time of mixing will be rejected. The
characteristics of the mortar must ensure the workability and handling of homogeneous, dense
and uniform masses.
4. MEASUREMENT
The floor repaired with cement mortar and sand with a 1:3 dosage will be measured in square
meters, taking into account only the net areas executed.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed in full in accordance with the plans and these specifications, measured as
indicated and approved by the Construction Supervisor, the unit price will include the cost of all
materials, labor, tools, machinery and equipment necessary for construction, as well as social
charges, and legal taxes.
ITEM 24. TAJIBO WOOD PLANKED FLOOR OF E=1” Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This work refers to the placement of treated Tajibo wood floors, bolted to the metal profiles that
will be installed in the first floor classroom, which was detailed in the previous item (PROVISION
AND PLACEMENT OF METAL BEAM).

The item considers a planked floor made of top quality tajibo treated wood, kiln dried, wood with
defects, holes or chips will not be accepted, the wood must be hard, resistant to friction, high
density with 940 kg/m 3 , maximum humidity of 10%. The section of the planking will be 4" or 5" x
1" x 1.50 or 1.20. The minimum thickness of the planked floor will be 2 cm. The length will adapt
to the space to be covered on the floor, but maintaining uniformity; as for the width to be chosen,
it must be for the entire floor.
Each side of the planking pieces will have recessed slots to fit in a tongue-and-groove style, the
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screws to be placed will be in such a way that the head is lost with wooden dowels. The origin
of the planking must be indicated and the sample must be approved before installation.
The edge trim will be installed as veneer, not as jambs, in order to have its edges reinforced, a
material that will be included in the square meter measurement.
3. PROCESS OF THE EXECUTION

Prior to placing the planked floor, the surface where it will be installed must be free of harmful
materials that prevent proper leveling of the wooden floor. The placement of said floor will be
fastened with bolts according to the instructions of the construction supervisor. The wood
planking floor surface must be installed evenly and/or level.

The planking floor will be measured per square meter of installed surface including the
edgebanding, the unit price will include the cost of all materials, labor, tools, machinery,
transportation and equipment necessary for the installation, as well as social charges. , and legal
taxes.
ITEM 25. INTERIOR PLASTER PLASTER (S/BRICK) INCLUDES FEATURES Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
The work included in this item refers to the finishing of surfaces on brick walls, in interior environments
of buildings, in all accordance with these specifications.
2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT.-

The plaster to be used will be of the highest quality and will not contain impurities of any kind.
Prior to the supply of any batch of work materials, the contractor will present a sample of this material
to the Supervising Engineer for approval. If the supervisor or contractor considers a technique or
material that improves performance and quality, they can submit it to construction management for
consideration through the order book.
Special care should be taken when storing the stucco, as it is an easy-to-set material.
The plaster will be done with a layer of fine stucco.
3. PROCEDURE FOR EXECUTION.

The procedure will be as follows:
Masters will be placed at a distance of no more than two meters and must be perfectly level with each
other, in order to ensure the achievement of a uniform and even surface throughout its entire length,
using a thicker stucco for this first layer.
The thickness of the first layer of plaster will be necessary to reach the level determined by the
samples (1 cm.).
On top of the first layer executed, a second and final layer of plaster will be placed using pure plaster.
The latter will be applied neatly using metal plates in order to obtain a smooth, flat surface free of
undulations.
The frame (feature) of doors and windows is included in this item.
In general, the wall surfaces inside the buildings will be plastered as indicated above, except those for
which the plans or details of the work indicate the placement of coating or other materials.
If the supervisor and/or Construction Management consider a technique or material that improves
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performance and quality, a change order may be considered if the board so decides.
4. MEASUREMENT
The plastering of the surfaces on walls and interior partitions will be measured in square meters, the
boxes (features) of doors and windows will also be measured in m², taking into account only the net
area of work executed.
5. WAY TO PAY
Plasters executed with approved materials and in all accordance with what is indicated, measured as
planned, will be paid at the unit prices of the accepted proposal for the item “Interior plaster”. These
unit prices will be full compensation for all materials, tools, equipment and labor that affect the cost of
these works.
ITEM 26. DOOR REPAIR, PAINTED TO THE 1st DUCO AND PLACED Unit: Piece
1. DESCRIPTION
This item includes the repair of existing doors, according to the instructions of the Works
Supervisor.
2. MATERIALS TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

If there is no specific indication on the detail plans about the type of wood to be used, top
quality oak wood will be used for repairs, according to the local market catalogue.
In general, the wood to be used for repairs must be well seasoned, dry, without defects such as
knots, splinters, cracks and other irregularities. The moisture content should not be greater than
15%.

The contractor, before proceeding to repair the doors, must carefully verify the condition of the
doors, especially those that have several perforations from previous sheets.
The doors will be repaired with 5 mm x 1-2¨ section marquetry along the entire perimeter edge
of the door with oak wood, therefore in the cut the reductions corresponding to brushing and
sanding must be considered, the use of nails will not be allowed. , all encounters of elements
must be carried out through assemblies and queues.
The doors will be hung to the corresponding frames, and any hinges that are in poor condition
must be replaced.
The door frames must be placed parallel to the elevation of the walls, in order to achieve the
corresponding adjustment between them and the walls. For doors that will be installed when
moving to other sectors, the frames will be attached to the walls with 4" nails, crossed for
greater firmness and arranged in such a way that they do not damage the wall.
The handles and locks must be placed on the leaves immediately after having adjusted them to
their corresponding frames.
4. MEASUREMENT
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5. PAYMENT METHOD
This item executed according to plans, with approved materials and in all accordance with
these specifications measured as indicated in the previous point, will be paid at the unit price of
the accepted proposal.
This unit price will be the total compensation for all materials, tools, equipment and labor that
affect its execution.
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ITEM 27. FALSE SKY TYPE USG FIB. MIN. 61X61 PERF. MET. ORIGINAL Unit: m2
ITEM 28. FALSE SKY DRY WALL (INSTALLED) Unit: m2
ITEM 29. PROV. AND COLC. DRY WALL BOXES TO COVER FINISHED C. FALSE Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
The mineral fiber acoustic panels may be from the Armstrong line with original SLT metal
profiles with characteristics in accordance with what is requested and mentioned in this
technical specifications sheet.
The indicated false ceilings are characterized by being a functional and aesthetic system that
provides easy access to electrical installations and other types of accessories between the
cover and the false ceiling.
The Drywall false ceiling, when placed, must be secured with a galvanized iron structure that
ensures stability to prevent deformation and detachment. These items will be carried out in the
locations determined in the plans, primers and respective details.
Mineral fiber boards like the Armstrong brand have a medium textured surface and a non-
directional pattern. It also provides high light reflectance. It is considered a practical and
economical solution to generate contemporary designs.
Plate characteristics:
Material.- wet molded material fiber

Finish: latex vinyl paint
Dimensions.- 610x610x10mm
Color and texture.- White, medium non-directional texture
Edge profile.- Straight and tegulated
Weight.- 3.40kg/m2
Acoustic indices.- NRC 50%, CAC 35db
ASTM fire standards.- Certified by UL 0-25 (ASTM E-84) laboratories.
Flame spread.- Class A (ASTM E-1264)
Smoke generation.- 50 or less (ASTM-E 84)
Light reflectance.- 86%
Thermal insulation value.- 1.5 BTU
Moisture resistance.- HumiGuard TM Plus
Antimicrobial.-Bioblock Plus
Suspension system.- 15/16”prelude XL, 15/16”midrange

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Uses.- Shopping centers, offices, classrooms, schools, residences.
The metal profiles are made up of 15/16” or 24mm aluminum profiles (PEAK FORM). The
uprights for vertical use and the rail for horizontal use located at the bottom and top of the pass-
throughs. The thicknesses and dimensions (section) may vary depending on the structural
design that is carried out, they are fastened with screws to each other and fixed to the floor, wall
or ceiling, forming the structure of the ceiling. The accessories used for the suspension system
are called retaining clamps.

The tools needed vary depending on the type of pendants you use, but in general, you will
need: ladder or scaffolding, tape measure, pencil, hammer, electric fasteners, punch, rivet
trigger, screwdriver or drill, small sheet metal scissors, cutting pliers wire, utility knife, level
(water or laser), rope, and compass. Most job sites also require certain safety equipment such
as a hard hat and/or safety glasses.
The false ceiling plates that must be removed to install LED Panel luminaires must be delivered
to the construction supervisor for maintenance replacement purposes.
The following instructions must be followed to construct the Armstrong suspended ceiling
suspension system:
Although temperature and humidity recommendations vary from product to product, debris
should be cleared from the space and the space should generally be closed.
Ceilings should be kept clean, dry and protected from the natural elements. Panels should be
removed from boxes 24 hours before installation to allow them to adjust to interior conditions.
Determine the direction of the panel.- The panels can extend in the direction that gives a
pleasing appearance. In spaces with wood beams, the main “Tees” should be oriented
perpendicular to the beams.
Determine edge panel sizes - To determine edge panel sizes, divide one dimension of space by
60cm. You can't start with a full panel on one wall and leave a 20cm border on the other side; It
would look off-center.
Install the perimeter molding.- Leave at least 7.5cm free under the old ceilings, ducts, pipes or
wiring to maneuver a panel accommodated in the suspension opening. Mark the desired height
for the new ceiling, adding the height of the wall molding. Mark a level line around all three walls
and apply drywall tape to the fourth wall.
Secure the molding.- 6d (1- 1/2 in.) screws or nails work well for wood; use metal screws; Use
power fasteners or expansion anchors for concrete and stone walls. The joints between the
inside and outside corners of the molding should be tight.
Install the first main “Tee”.- Install the first section of the main “Tee” (cut the end so that the
route hole of the secondary “Te” is located an equal distance from the edge of the end wall).
Insert a pendant wire into a hole in the pendant wire near the other end of the main tee. Bend
the wire and wrap it around itself three times. Continue introducing all the other wires of the
pendant.
Install the pendants and fasteners.- The pendants must be installed above the main “Tees”,
generally at every 120cm maximum. Place a ribbon of each of the main “Ts”. Attach the
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pendants and wires to the ceiling above the first row of main tees at 120cm intervals. Stretch a
guide rope from one end of the room to the other, under the molding where the first main “Tee”
will be hung.
Install the Edge Cross Tees.- Find the location of the first edge cross tee. Place the end of the
white part of the cross tee against the edge of the perimeter molding on the side and cut the
cross tee where it crosses the guide rope.
Install two 120 cm cross tees between the two main tees, aligning them with the first two cross
tees on the edge. Measure across the diagonals of the 60x120cm opening. The measurements
will be the same if the suspension is square. If it is not, shorten one of the main “Ts” until the
diagonals are equal.
Install the main “Ts” and the remaining secondary “Ts”.- All the slots or routes of the secondary
“Ts” must be aligned so that the suspension is square.
Install the panels.- Tilt the panels slightly, lift them up from the frame and gently rest them on
the secondary “Tee” and on the edges of the main “Tee”. Measure and cut panel edges
individually. Using a secondary tee or section of excess main tee as a straight edge, cut the
panels face up using a very sharp knife or utility knife. Edge panels may need regular detailed
cutting.
Lighting And Other Devices.- Lighting and other devices can (but should not) be supported by
the suspension or the ceilings. Depending on the size and weight of the artifacts, more
pendants may be needed.
3. MEASUREMENT
This item will be measured on the surfaces (m²) of installed ceiling. There will be parts of the
design that require more material to achieve the desired effect, therefore the amount of material
used in square meters will be measured by area .
4. WAY TO PAY
For this item, the provision of the material and its installation will be taken into account for the
payment method. The surfaces with installed materials will be paid at the unit prices of the
proposal approved by the contracted company. These prices will be total compensation for all
materials, labor, tools, machinery and activities necessary for its execution. The ceiling surfaces
installed will be canceled according to measurements on site, presenting progress sheets
biweekly from the day the installation begins.
ITEM 30. LATEX INTERIOR PAINT WITH PREVIOUS SANDING PUTTY Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the application of washable latex paint on interior, exterior and other walls that
will be indicated on the plans.

The paint to be used will be MONOPOL brand Latex or similar quality, supplied in the original
factory container purchased with a code. It will not be allowed to use prepared paint on the
work.
The colors and tones of all the paints to be used will be those indicated by the Construction
Supervisor, and may be dark or light in color.
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The Contractor will submit a sample of all the materials proposed to be used for approval by the
Construction Supervisor, prior to the initiation of any painting work.

The Construction Supervisor must approve the surfaces that will receive this treatment in
regards to sanding. He must also verify that the wall spaces that have been plastered and are
coated with sealant prior to painting.
First, a coat of wall sealant will be applied and when it is completely dry, sanding will be carried
out to correct imperfections before going over with sealer. Later, two coats of color paint will be
applied, chosen by the Construction Supervisor. For this, the Contractor must Submit several
test samples for approval before applying the paint to the walls. If these are insufficient, a third
final coat will be applied. Appropriate provisions will be made with security scaffolding.
4. MEASUREMENT
These interior paint and exterior paint items will be measured in square meters.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed entirely in accordance with the plans and these specifications, measured as indicated
and approved by the Construction Supervisor, the unit price will include the cost of all materials, labor, tools,
machinery, transportation and equipment necessary for the installation, as well as social charges, and legal
taxes.
ITEM 31. CLADDING BRICK WALLS WITH ALUCOBOND ACCORDING TO DESIGN

Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the installation of composite aluminum, on walls indicated on the plans and
indicated by the Construction Supervisor.

The material will be of good quality with all its installation accessories, the Contractor must
present a quality certificate for the material and indicate the origin and supplier.
The material to be installed must be approved by the Construction Supervisor, previously the
Contractor will present samples of it in its different colors to choose the appropriate one.
The Contractor will review all the materials that must be used with prior approval from the
Construction Supervisor, prior to the installation of the materials.

The sector of walls in which the alucobond material will be installed will be reviewed, a sector
that must be prepared for the installation of the metal structure that will hold the alucobond
plates.
The metal structure must be installed by specialized personnel that the Contractor must include
in its work fronts.
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The installation of the Alucobond material will be according to the design detail in its modulation,
a channel-type aluminum profile of 2 mm thick and 2 cm wide between plates will be included,
the colors and tones and quality of the material will be approved by the supervisor by verifying
samples presented by the contractor or as indicated by the Construction Supervisor.
4. MEASUREMENT
This item with alucobond coating will be measured in square meters, including the metal
structure.
5. WAY TO PAY
This item executed entirely in accordance with the plans and these specifications, measured as indicated
and approved by the Construction Supervisor, will be paid at the unit price that will include the cost of all
materials, labor, tools, machinery, transportation and equipment necessary for work, as well as social
charges, and legal taxes.
ITEM 32. WOODEN FLOOR BRUSHING Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This job refers to the brushing and polishing of planked wooden floors.

This item must be executed with a polishing machine and recommended materials to carry out
this work. After brushing wooden floors with materials recommended and approved by the
supervisor.

The polishing, puttying, and brushing work, which will be carried out with a planing machine
operated by a specialized worker, will be done based on paste prepared with the color of the
wood used to cover and conceal its defects.

The brushed and polished floor will be measured per square meter of net surface executed, the
unit price will include the cost of all materials, labor, tools, machinery, transportation and
equipment necessary for the installation, as well as social charges, and legal taxes.
ITEM 33. HIGH TRAFFIC VINYL FLOOR E=3.2 MM Unit: m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This work refers to the placement of vinyl floors with a minimum thickness of 3.2 mm of original
first quality guaranteed to be placed on floors indicated by the construction supervisor.

The item considers top quality vinyl flooring, the contractor must present a certificate of origin of
the material for approval before laying, material with defects will not be accepted, if necessary
the construction supervisor will request a quality certificate to approve the material.

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The contractor must present samples for placement with a variety of design and colors for
approval before placement, also of the floor putty material and the glue to be used.

Prior to laying the vinyl floor, the surface of the base floor or subfloor will be free of dust and
materials that prevent good adhesion of the glue. Places on the floor that previously have small
gaps or undulations will be filled, corrected or leveled before installing. vinyl flooring, the floor
design will be subject to approval.

The vinyl floor will be measured per square meter of installed surface including previous
preparation work with materials that have to do with this work, the unit price will include the cost
of all materials, labor, tools, machinery, transportation and equipment necessary for the
installation, as well as social charges, and legal taxes.
ITEM 34. PORCELAIN DUST COVER H=15 CM Unit: ml
1. DESCRIPTION
The plinth item includes the provision and placement of high-traffic porcelain plinths 15 cm high
in places required according to plans and/or determined by works supervision.
2. MATERIALS
The porcelain material will be of the highest quality, imported and with quality control that
guarantees the precision of its measurements and cuts to avoid irregularities in the placement.
The contractor will previously present samples for approval by the construction supervision,
Prosecutor and Contractor, the material must be imported quality, to verify its quality it will be
subjected to resistance analysis, it will be rejected if it is Chinese industry.
The porcelain tiles will be of the color specified in the color chart or samples with IBNORCA
certification, they will have squares defined by the SUPERVISOR and a thickness of 7 mm.
They will be of homogeneous color and polished surface, it may be with slight relief depending
on the designs without deformation ripples. For the finishing strips, porcelain tiles with non-
rounded edges will be used. Before laying the porcelain tile, the contractor will provide a quality
sample that must be approved by the construction supervisor and prosecutor. The origin of the
porcelain tile must be verified, and it must be imported material; Chinese or other material of
dubious quality will not be accepted.

The fixation of the porcelain tile will be done using the traditional method or using suitable glues
on smooth surfaces of subfloors and plastered walls. In the first case, before placing the pieces,
they must wet the surface to be coated, on the other hand, the pieces will be soaked so that
they are saturated with water and letting them drain for at least one hour before use, the mortar
It will be placed evenly on the porcelain interior face, adhering it against the corresponding wall,
for its proper alignment and leveling, string guides will be used and to maintain the separation
between pieces using small metal wedges of uniform thickness, which will be removed once the
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seal the joints and the surface will then be cleaned with a dry cloth.
To lay the porcelain tile, a mortar of cement, lime and fine washed sand will be used in a 1:2:4
proportion; The white cement to be used will be fresh and of recent production and imported
from a recognized brand in the market.

The imported porcelain baseboard will be measured per linear meter, the unit price will include the
cost of all materials, labor, tools, machinery and equipment necessary for cutting and construction, as
well as social charges and taxes. law.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
ITEM 35. LIGHT CENTER Unit: Pto
The contractor will supply and install all internal wiring, sockets, accessories, brackets, etc. for
the lighting fixtures. that is, complete units.
The facilities must be built using materials of optimal Plasmar type or similar quality and
complying with established standards for the manufacture of this type of equipment.
It is recommended that the light centers for spot luminaires be 150 watts.
A light center consists of the following materials: rectangular box, octagonal box, duct cable,
electrical cable, switch plate, socket, tie wire and stucco .
A light center consists of: a switch with one LED panel (1 pt.), two LED panels (1 pt.) and two
circular LED panels (1 pt.).
For measurement purposes it is also clarified that a point consists of a switch with one luminaire
and two luminaires make a point.
When indicated in the proposal submission form, plastic pipe (PVC) with sufficient resistance
for all the forces that occur during the pouring of the concrete or exposure of the pipes will be
used.
The application of plastic pipe will comply with the technical specifications stated in the points
referring to accessories and placement on site.
The contractor must provide the distances between points to install switches that differentiate
circuits, which must not be recharged; several circuits must be considered regardless of the
distances to the secondary panel and the console cubicle. The existing wiring can be used,
discounting the payment for points to be used as existing; if the existing wiring is not used,
these will be returned to the contracting party.
I. ENERGY
a. General conditions:

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i. The electrical installation will include the installations for lighting, plugs, power
and grounding, according to the plans and specifications of this document.
ii. In all cases where this document does not specify, the relevant standards of
the “National Electric Code” of the United States will be used.
iii. All materials to be used in the electrical installation must be of the highest
quality and before proceeding with their installation they must receive the
approval of the Supervisor or representative of the Owner. In any case, more
precise data regarding the quality of the materials is in the electrical project
plans.
iv. Upon completion of the work, the contractor must present as-built plans, which
reflect the installations executed.
v. This item includes the coating of the chopped parts for conduit.
II. PIPES AND CABLEDUCTS
a. PVC Plastic Pipes
i. When indicated in the proposal submission form, plastic pipe (PVC) with
sufficient resistance for all the forces that occur during the pouring of the
concrete or exposure of the pipes will be used.
ii. The application of plastic pipe will comply with the technical specifications
stated in the points referring to accessories and placement on site.
III. EXIT, PASSAGE OR INSPECTION BOXES
a. All exit, passage or inspection boxes will be galvanized, of appropriate shape and
dimensions, and it is recommended that North American standards be adhered to
in this regard.
b. The exit boxes, located on the ceiling, must be octagonal with a side of 4" and a
depth of 2 1/1" or 1 ½", as required on the plans; lateral and upper uncovers from
½” to ¾”, as required by the pipes that form the node.
c. The outlet boxes will be installed where indicated on the plans or in the center of
each lighting fixture.
d. The outlet boxes for switches and plugs will be galvanized, rectangular 4”x 2 1/8”
and 2 1/8” or 1 ½” deep, as required, and with ½” and/or ¾ side openings. ”.
e. The outlet boxes for switches and plugs must be flush with the surface of the wall
in which they will be embedded perpendicularly.
f. The mounting heights above the finished floor will be as follows:
i. Switch at 1.30m or as indicated on the plans.
ii. Plug at 0.30m
These heights are understood to be from the finished floor to the midpoint of the
accessory.
g. All the tubes that enter the different boxes will be held by nipples and locknuts, in
order to ensure a rigid union or, in the case of PVC tubes, fitting them on site.
h. No more than 30 linear meters of pipe should be installed without providing a

passage box in between, to facilitate the laying of conductors.
i. The passage, inspection or registration boxes will be easily accessible and the
minimum dimensions will be 4”x4”x1 ½”, with their respective covers.
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j. The different conductors must be marked in the pass boxes to facilitate their
inspection.
k. Plastic boxes (PVC) must be resistant to the stresses to which they will be
subjected during their installation and/or operation.
l. Plastic (PVC) boxes will be used only where they are perfectly specified and
requested.
IV. WIRES AND CABLES
a. Copper Wires and Cables
i. The conductors to be used will be of the type and material indicated in the
proposal submission form, of the best quality and having adequate insulation
of 600V.
ii. The unipolar conductors will have type TW thermoplastic insulation. Whenever
possible, insulation with the colors of the NEC standard will be used.
iii. The conductors will not be laid until the entire piping system related to the
circuit is completely installed.
iv. All splices between conductors will be made in pass-through or connection
boxes.
v. For splices up to No. 8 AWG, it can be done with the traditional method and
the splice location will be covered with plastic insulating tape (PVC), with an
insulation level of 600V.
vi. For splices from No. 6 AWG onwards, copper or aluminum connectors
(depending on the type of conductor) will be used under pressure or with
staples, guaranteeing perfect contact between conductors. Later it will be
covered with plastic insulating tape (PVC) with an insulation level of 600V.
vii. No cable splices will be allowed inside the tubes.
viii. The conductor circuits must be easily identifiable, the neutral must be at the
ends of each outlet or passage box, marking with a piece of white insulating
tape for identification.
ix. For the installation of each light point, power outlet or switch, free holes with a
length of no less than 15cm must be left.
x. The conductors in the distribution boards and other panels must be grouped
neatly and joined with hemp or plastic thread. The conductors will be bent at
right angles.
xi. The minimum sections of the conductors that are not specified in the plans will
be at least the following:
- Lighting circuit insulated wire 2x No. 14 AWG
- Circuit plugs, insulated wire 2 x No. 12 AWG
ITEM 36. LED PANEL LIGHTS 60X60 CM 36W WITH SUPPORT PROFILE Unit: Piece
ITEM 37. PROV. AND INST. CIRCULAR LED LUMINAIRES 30W P/EMP. IN C. FAKE
Unit: Piece
1. DEFINITION
It refers to LED panel luminaires of at least 36 W and long-lasting white light 60
Characteristics to consider in the panel to be installed: power 36, 38 or 40 w, useful life 30,000 hrs.
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minimum, number of LEDs 360 PCS, power factor 0.95 IP 40 protection, input or power supply 240V to
265V, IP Driver protection IP67.
The circular LED luminaire will preferably have a white ring or another color approved by the construction
supervisor with a diameter of 18 cm, white light color.
Characteristics to consider in the panel: power 30 W, useful life 35,000 hrs., power factor 0.95 protection
IP 40, input or power supply 220V, protection IP 44.

Imported materials of the highest quality will be used, Chinese material will not be accepted, it
will be of excellent quality that allows for durability and good finish with a guarantee from a
recognized store to verify origin.
The LED panel pieces will have an aluminum frame with slight linear grooves on its perimeter,
also in aluminum color, on the back of the LED panel it must have an internal perimeter rail that
allows adding wire for fastening to the slab if necessary.
For the approval of luminaire materials, certification of quality and origin will be required.
The necessary materials will be used, whether scaffolding, equipment, tools or others that allow
a good job to be done. Materials should not be left in places that make circulation difficult. Prior
to placement, the materials with all their accessories will be of excellent quality and must be
approved by the construction supervisor for payment certification. The wiring must include PVC
ducts of recognized brand, which must be approved before installation, if this instruction is not
followed it will not be counted for payment.

The LED panels will be placed according to the plan and as indicated by the supervisor. The
wiring must be included in the placement of these panels. Which means that each panel will be
counted as a piece and each installation point that includes rectangular box, octagonal box,
cable duct, electrical cable, switch plate, socket, tie wire and stucco .
In the unit price, the contractor must consider the wiring for the distance between points or LED
panels and from the LED panels to the switches that may also be far away, which means that it
does not influence the payment whether the distances between points are long, the The
contractor must foresee these differences in his proposal.
4. MEASUREMENT
This work of providing all the material and complete installation to deliver it working will be
measured per piece of LED panel installed and working.
5. WAY TO PAY
Corresponding to measurement by piece, payment will be made per unit and the payment will
be full compensation for materials, labor, tools, equipment, transportation and other expenses
that are necessary for the adequate and correct execution of the work.
ITEM 38. SECONDARY DISTRIBUTION BOARD WITH 6 CIRCUITS Unit: Piece
ITEM 39. DOUBLE OUTLET Unit: Pto

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V. PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION BOARDS
a. Normal Distribution Boards
i. The distribution boards will be installed in the locations indicated on the

respective plans.
ii. They must be of solid construction, equipped with thermomagnetic circuit
breakers of the type and capacity specified in each circuit, according to the
sheets presented in the plans.
iii. These panels will constitute the effective protection of each of the circuits,
since, in the event of an overload or short circuit, the affected line will be
automatically disconnected.
iv. The distribution boards may have their main circuit breaker, as indicated in the
plan sheets and/or in the Single-Line Principle Diagram.
v. The distribution boards will have an electrolytic copper bar as a solid neutral
and with enough space for the connections of all the neutrals coming from the
different circuits.
vi. The attached or recessed distribution panels will be of the totally closed type,
with a closing system appropriate to each service.
vii. All distribution boards must be connected to ground by means of a conductor.
The boxes will be for:
- Dual outlets w/ground, 20 Amp. 220V

- Power take-offs with two-pole circuit breaker, 30 Amp.
These plastic boxes will be appropriate for attached installation and aesthetically appropriate,
prior to their placement they must be reviewed by the construction supervisor for approval.
4. MEASUREMENT
Measurements will be made per point, which includes: junction boxes, PVC pipe, wiring, covers,
Nema outlet plates, switch plates, etc. and everything that is required to deliver it working. The
cut in the floor or wall that is required to be made for the ducting will be sealed with plaster on
the walls, with cement on the floors, which will be included in the cost of the point.
5. PAYMENT METHOD
The unit price will include the cost of all materials, labor, tools, machinery and equipment
necessary for the provision and installation, as well as social charges and legal taxes.
ITEM 40. GENERAL CLEANING AND REMOVAL OF DEBRIS OFF THE PROPERTY Unit:
m2
1. DESCRIPTION
This item refers to the cleaning of the work, removal and transfer off the work site, of all the
debris that remains after the different work works have been carried out.

The contractor will supply dump trucks and all tools, equipment and other elements necessary
for the execution of this item.

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Surplus materials are swept and removed and subsequently transferred to the rubble deposit,
before the delivery of the work carried out on site.
The methods used by the contractor will be those that he considers most convenient for the
execution of the indicated works, with prior authorization from the Construction Supervisor.
The materials indicated and considered reusable by the Construction Supervisor will be
transported and stored in the places indicated by him, even if they are outside the limits of the
work or building.
Disposable materials will be transported off-site to the places or dumps established for this
purpose by the local municipal authorities.
4. WAY TO PAY
The entire verified amount of debris will be paid in a single certificate according to the total
executed at the contract unit price, which will represent full compensation to the contractor for
equipment, tools, materials, labor, social benefits and social charges, taxes, liens, general and
administrative expenses, utilities and any other costs necessary for the execution of this item.
5. EXECUTION TIME OF THE WORK

Work execution time 70 (seventy) calendar days.
COMPANIES MUST ATTACH THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION:
1.- Photocopy of updated NIT

2.- Photocopy of the Certificate of registration in FUNDEMPRESA (when applicable)
3.- Photocopy of the identity card. Current.
4.- Photocopy of the SIGMA Beneficiary record (essential)
5.- Photocopy of the Power of Attorney of the legal representative (when applicable).
6.- Duly completed and documented forms that must be presented. According to the DBC.
7.- Work execution schedule.
8.- Analysis of unit prices for each item.
9.- Certification of no debt to the AFPs
10- The proposal will be evaluated: General and specific experience of the company, proposers
must present attached documentation.
Prepared by: Arch. Sonia Pacheco Valencia

UDI FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

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UNIVERSITY OF SAN ANDRES Structural reinforcement and rehabilitation of

UNIVERSITY OF SAN ANDRES

WORK “STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT AND REHABILITATION OF

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

ITEM 1. INSTALLATION OF WORKS MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

3. PROCEDURE AND EXECUTION

ITEM 2. REMOVAL OF MOSAIC FLOOR AND UNDERFLOOR WITH REPLACEMENT Unit:

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

ITEM 3. MOSAIC DUST COVER REMOVAL Unit: ml

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

ITEM 4. REMOVAL OF CERAMIC IN COLUMNS Unit: m2

ITEM 5. STUCCO REMOVAL FROM BEAM AND COLUMNS Unit: m2

- Ceramic removal from columns

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

o High pressure water.

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

- The flatness of the surfaces:

 Under 2 m rule: < 10 mm.

If the specific additive is applied, the manufacturer's instructions will be followed.

ITEM 7. SLAB CHOPING INCLUDES EXCAVATION, FILLING AND COMPACTION

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Debris removal must be carried out before starting new construction.

ITEM 8. BRICK WALL DEMOLITION E=0.15 Unit: m2

2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

ITEM 9. WOOD WINDOW REMOVAL Unit: m2

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

ITEM 10. REMOVAL OF LIGHTS Unit: pc.

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

ITEM 11. WOODEN DOOR REMOVAL (2.20 X 0.90) Unit: pc

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

ITEM 12. VINYL FLOOR REMOVAL Unit:

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND EXECUTION

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

ITEM 13. REMOVAL OF FALSE SKY WITH METAL PROFILERY Unit: m2

2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

ITEM 14. FILLING CONCRETE BEAMS WITH CARBON FIBERS Unit: M2

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

SIKA CARBODUR S512

- Transportation and preparation of laminates

Due to the flexibility of the material, which allows it to be easily folded, it is

Application of the adhesive on the support. Sikadur® 30 is a two-component product

- Application of the adhesive on the laminate

- Placing the laminate on the element

SIKA WRAP C300

For information on characteristics and mixing of Sikadur® 300, refer to the

o Cutting of the fabric

ITEM 15. CONSTRUCTION OF Hº Aº REINFORCEMENT COLUMN Unit: m3

This item includes the execution of structural reinforcement by means of reinforced

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

2. MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

• The uniformity of the mixture will be checked periodically.

Decentralized Infrastructure Unit FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

Protection and curing

Formwork and falsework

Removal of formwork and falsework

Cleaning and placement

Overlay splices will be made according to the following detail: