Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
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7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
Name of the Road Type of Proposed Length (km) Total Estimated Cost (Rs.) Average Cost per Km (Rs.)
Cost of
Sl. Name of proposa Cost of CD Others
pavement
No. the Block l* N/U TOTA works (Rs.) (Rs.)
From To BT CC (Rs. In Lakh) Construction Maintenance Construction Maintenance
/IRQP L
1 Baduria JASAIKATI BURUJ U 3.026 0.354 3.380 20791224.88 479,317.48 2986470.23 24,257,012.59 2361637.36 7176630.94 698709.28
*After 5 yeas Maintenance, Cost of Renewal Coat (in Rs.) = 4204402.98 DPR Cost ( Rs.) 119652.00
Signature: Signature:
Coordinator
Prepared
By :-
STA
By:-
Name: Name:
Designation:
scrutiny done
Signature:
Technical
Cheked
by:-
By:-
Name: Signature:
Name:
Signature:
Scrutinised
By:-
Name:
Proforma C (2021)- Part-1
PRADHAN MANTRI GRAM SADAK YOJANA ( PMGSY-III)
CHECKLIST FOR PIU & STA
( For Indvidual Road Works )
Final Proposal Details (To be filled by PIU & Verified by STA)
a Is the road a part of DRRP and Approved CUCPL (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
Screenshot of the proposed alignment from the GeoSadak to be attached with the DPR
c Indicate coordinates of Starting and Ending point of the Proposed Road Starting Point Ending Point
Component Roads DRRP Road Number Road Name Trace Map Rank PCI DRRP Length considered (km)
RR(VR)BT-153
Component Road 1 Basirhat PWD Road to Choudhurypara Via Jasaikathi Haldarpara (1824233) 13 1.7 3.368
B-14
Component Road 2 Keotsa Bazer To Jashaikati Halder Para (1528763) 26 3.24 4.221
Component Road 3 `
Total 7.589
f Name of benefited habitations (benefited habitation report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population
2 0 0
3 Buruj 1,425
4 Narkelberia 1,478
6 Choudhurypara 1,351
7 Narayanpur 2,031
8 Noapara 2,357
11 Gurdaha 3,841
12 Kalinga 2,578
14 Masia 2,971
16 Naturia 3,763
17 Naturia Srirampur 1,489
18 Padmapukur 882
19 Sannya 1,928
21 Sompur 1,202
Total 43,045
g Names of facilities along the Candidate road (For PMGSY-III facilities, report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
ALLAHABAD BANK
4 jashaikhati bedepota rural market 19
CUSTOMER SERVICE POINT
i CUCPL Rank 13
If PCI of MDR / SH / NH is 3 or below , whether the State is undertaking for upgrading it from Yes No ✔
m
State fund available (Mark ✔as appropriate)
5. Eligible CUCPL length (km) - 3.368
6. Total Proposed Length (km) - 3.380 In Built up area (km) - 1.352 In Open Area (km) - 2.028
7. Is there any variation between eligible CUCPL length and Proposed length (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
PMGSY Portion
Non-PMGSY Portion 0+000 to 3+740 3.38 T6
Note : *Actual date of completion of previous construction/ upgradation.
Track/ Earthen Gravel/ Moorum WBM Brick Soling Bituminous Wearing Course CC
2104-3740 1.636
12. Whether the Proposed Road has the desired Road Land Width (RLW ) to accommodate Yes No
a. required carriageway/ roadway (Mark ✔as appropriate)
If No, what measure has been taken in DPR chainage wise Chainage
Measures taken
From To
H- Habitation
F-Facilities name
Growth rate adopted (%) = 6 Base Year Traffic AADT (T) = 1455
Design Life (Years) = 10
A= Intitial traffic in the year of completion of construction in terms of the number of commericial vehicles per day
N= The cumulative number of standard axles to be catered for the design in terms of msa
Projected Commercial Vehicle Per Day
15. Design Subgrade CBR ( for Different Sections atleast one Test/km ) =
Chainage-wise 0-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-8.750 9-9.299 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14
a Method Used for Designing of Pavement ((Mark ✔as appropriate) Conventional New Technology ✔
If New Technology is used, indicate the name (Please indicate New Technology used in
b Subgrade, Sub-Base, Base, Surface Course layer separately) 75 mm GSB-III (widening), 150 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm MSS with Waste
Plastic Chainage (0-1.900,2.255-2.495) Km And 225 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm
MSS with Waste Plastic Chainage (2.495-3.026, 1.950-2.255 Km & 75 mm Brick Soling (widening), 100
mm DLC (widening), 100 mm Panelled Cement Concrete Chainage (3.026-3.380) Km
c Code used for designing Flexible pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:72-2015 ✔ IRC:37-2018
d Code used for designing Rigid Pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:62-2014 ✔ IRC:58-2011
e Any other Codes used for New Technology/ Other, please indicate
17. Existing and Proposed Pavement Cross Section drawing & details both for flexible and rigid (Separately Chainage-wise)
i) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
GSB 75 WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB-II (widening) 75
ii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
WBM- III 75
WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
iii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
EARTHEN
RoAD
iv) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
Brick Soling
(widening)
75
Separate cross section drawings along with tabular details of the pavement layers should be repeated (chainage wise) for each type of cross section encountered.
18. Sources and the Lead distances of Materials are as under (Lead to be measured from the mid-point of the proposed road)
Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km) Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km)
Flexible pavement
xix GSB Brick Flat Soling 270.810 Sqm 326.72 88479.04 15926.23 0.19 0.262
xxiv Hard Shoulder Dry lean concrete( DLC) 70.800 Cum 3942.40 279121.92 50241.95 0.598 0.826
xxv Dry lean concrete( DLC) 37.701 Cum 3942.40 148632.42 26753.84 0.318 0.44
xxvi Panelled Cement Concrete Pavement 135.405 Cum 6695.31 906578.45 163184.12 1.942 2.682
Total cost of Concrete Pavement (b) 1422811.83 256106.13 3.05 4.21
Total cost of Pavement (a + b) 17471617.55 3144891.16 37.42 51.69
Cost deduction due to higher specification in pavement design**
Note : ** The details of Higher Specification considered in pavement design over & above admissible guidelines need to be provided under 19 (g) and detailed calculation of the same to be attached with the DPR separately.
e Road Logo, other Road Furniture including Road safety signs (Expand as applicable)
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Type of Road Furniture Chainage Number Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Details of Road Furniture 114361.16 20585.01 0.245 0.338
ii
ii
g Other Items under Higher Specifications (Additional Cost to be borne by the State, apart from those under 19(a) to 19(f))
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Items Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Land Acquisition
ii Shifting of Utilities
iii Plantation
21.Does the Estimation Conform to Standard Rate Analysis and SSR generated for the current Phase (Mark ✔as
Vetted at NRIDA Year of SoR
appropriate)
Yes No
Cost sharing pattern between MoRD and State (Mark ✔as appropriate) General Area (60:40) Special Area (90:10)
8 If yes, whether the additional cost for such portion of length uploaded under
a
Higher Specification Cost on OMMAS?
Whether required roadway land width of 9 m and 7.50 m for 5.50 m and 3.75 m
carriageway width respectively available througout or as per codal provision
depending upon terrain ?
9 If no, whether chainage wise details of available land width is attached with
a
the DPR?
b If no, whether land acquisition proposed for obtaining required land width?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
10
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate as per codal provisions
for design speed on rural roads?
11
If not, whether precautions have been taken and included in the DPR?
Whether any carted soil is proposed for improvement of sub grade/ shoulder?
16
If yes, whether test results of carted soil is attached with the DPR?
17 Whether the test results of GSB material is attached with the DPR?
18 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR?
Whether 3rd party Traffic verification using ATCC is carried out for more than 1
19 MSA traffic as per guidelines/ as per latest circular and reports attached with the
DPR?
Whether Axle load Surveys carried out for more than 1 MSA traffic and reports
20
attached with the DPR?
Is the carriageway width (single lane or intermediate lane) of the proposed road is
21
as per PCU/day consideration? (Refer to IRC 64:1990)
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
22 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Is the Pavement design done as per latest version of IRC Code? IRC SP:72-2015
23
and IRC SP:62-2014 or IRC 37-2018 and IRC 58-2011
Whether earth obtained from cutting section has been propsed for using in filling
section? (Cutting from High embankment, side drains, protection work, CD work,
24 etc.)
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
Whether hard rock or ordinary rock classification and quantity of hard rock or
ordinary rock cutting proposed are justified based on previous experiences and
25 rock outcrops seen in that area?
Whether the km wise existing pavement crust details (pavement layer details and
26
their thickness, year of construction) are properly filled in Part-1 of Proforma C ?
Whether the proper weightage is given for the existing crust thickness while
27
designing overlay thickness?
Whether overlay thickness is as per Clause 2.2.3 of IRC SP: 72-2015 based on
28
traffic category ?
Whether the Binder Course/ Surfacing Course has been proposed as per IRC
29 SP:72 - 2015 or IRC 37-2018 ?
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
39 Whether Road Safety Audit (RSA) report attached and uploaded on OMMAS ?
Is the provision of road safety furniture proposed as per RSA and site
40
requirement?
Is the road safety furniture items (Retroreflective road signs, thermoplastic
reflective paint for road markings, Advance warning signs, Traffic calming
41
measures, Crash barriers, hazard markers and parapets on bridges, etc.)
proposed in DPR marked in the road plan
Whether any New technology has been proposed ?
If yes, whether the site jointly inspected by PIU, DPR consultant (technology
a provider) and STA regarding selection of technology ? If yes, date on which Date:
site inspection was made.
42
If proposed, whether the requisite test results and other data is attached with
b
the DPR ?
Whether the comparative statement using conventional method and new
c
technology is attached with the DPR ?
Whether the details of Higher Specification considered over & above admissible
43 guidelines added under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) and detailed calculation of
the same attached with the DPR ?
Whether the cost considered under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) uploaded under
44
"Higher Specification" cost on OMMAS?
Whether Format F-9A and F-9B duly signed by Head of PIU are attached with the
45
DPR ?
Whether the head of PIU inspected the site? If yes, date on which site inspection
46 Date:
was made
If yes, are you satisfied with the provisions made in the DPR as per site
47
requirement and duly following guidelines/ IRC Codes ?
Total cost of construction after scrutiny by PIU/Circle-Office and before scrutiny at
242.570
STA (I/C of GST) in Lakhs
Describe how the proposal meets PMGSY-III objectives (Maximum 100 words)
Name
Designation
Date
If stabilization is not proposed for the subgrade CBR less than 5, are you satisfied
13
with the reasons provided by the PIU ?
14 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR ?
Have you analysed the ATCC report and Axle load test data and yourself satisfied
15 with the design traffic recommended for the projected traffic more than 1 MSA as
per guidelines/ as per latest circular?
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
16 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
22
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate for design speed on rural
23 roads?
If not, are you satisfied with the precautions taken and included in the DPR?
24 Is L and X section drawings, Junction design drawings attached ?
29 Whether the road safety provisions in the DPR are as per RSA report?
Have you verified and satisfied yourself regarding the provisions in the DPR such
30 as junction improvements, requirement of major CDs structures, pucca drains in
habitation area, etc. from the satellite imagery of the proposal in GeoSadak?
1.
a) Certified that the land width for the road is available and that no additional land is required.
or
b) Certified that the land width for the road is likely to be available as certified by the Panchayat.
2.
a) Certified that no Forest Land is involved along the entire roadway.
or
b) Certified that the case for permission under Forest Conservation Act has been moved to the
Forest Department on (Date..).
Executive Engineer
WBSRDA , North 24 Parganas
FORMAT : F9B
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
1 A.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
2 E.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
3 S.E.
WB-01-436
1. SCORE SHEET FOR EE
PMGSY DPR REVIEW CHECKLIST AND SCRORE SHEET
State: West Bengal Ranking
Package No : WB-01-436 0 Not included
CUCPL No : 1 Poor Standard
Road Number: T07 2 Fair Standard
Road Name: T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ 3 Good Standard
District: North 24 Parganas
Block: Baduria
No. Chapter Description Ranking Review
1 Introduction Name of work, its status vis-à-vis mastar plan, core network, priority, terrain, geography, climate condition, habitation served, population of the habitation(s) ----
connected (direct + indirect) served by the proposed road, land used, predominant type of agriculture
2 Planning and Basic District and Block hierarchy, through road or link road, potential for future through road, traffic destination (eg. Markets, Block center) potential development and ----
design consideration future traffic generator, constrictions on ROW (productive land, irrigation and drainage channels, power polls and utitities building and structure) obligatory points
( eg. existing bridges, ponds, etc.) existing tracks, intersection, school and Government Buildings. Consideration of alternative alignment, alignment improvement,
bye passes and preparation of design brief.
3 Topographic Survey Temporary bench mark, ceterline, cross section, digital terrain model, setting out, actual road width available. ----
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
Name of the Road Type of Proposed Length (km) Total Estimated Cost (Rs.) Average Cost per Km (Rs.)
Cost of
Sl. Name of proposa Cost of CD Others
pavement
No. the Block l* N/U TOTA works (Rs.) (Rs.)
From To BT CC (Rs. In Lakh) Construction Maintenance Construction Maintenance
/IRQP L
1 Baduria JASAIKATI BURUJ U 3.026 0.354 3.380 20791224.88 479,317.48 2986470.23 24,257,012.59 2361637.36 7176630.94 698709.28
*After 5 yeas Maintenance, Cost of Renewal Coat (in Rs.) = 4204402.98 DPR Cost ( Rs.) 119652.00
Signature: Signature:
Coordinator
Prepared
By :-
STA
By:-
Name: Name:
Designation:
scrutiny done
Signature:
Technical
Cheked
by:-
By:-
Name: Signature:
Name:
Signature:
Scrutinised
By:-
Name:
Proforma C (2021)- Part-1
PRADHAN MANTRI GRAM SADAK YOJANA ( PMGSY-III)
CHECKLIST FOR PIU & STA
( For Indvidual Road Works )
Final Proposal Details (To be filled by PIU & Verified by STA)
a Is the road a part of DRRP and Approved CUCPL (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
Screenshot of the proposed alignment from the GeoSadak to be attached with the DPR
c Indicate coordinates of Starting and Ending point of the Proposed Road Starting Point Ending Point
Component Roads DRRP Road Number Road Name Trace Map Rank PCI DRRP Length considered (km)
RR(VR)BT-153
Component Road 1 Basirhat PWD Road to Choudhurypara Via Jasaikathi Haldarpara (1824233) 13 1.7 3.368
B-14
Component Road 2 Keotsa Bazer To Jashaikati Halder Para (1528763) 26 3.24 4.221
Component Road 3 `
Total 7.589
f Name of benefited habitations (benefited habitation report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population
2 0 0
3 Buruj 1,425
4 Narkelberia 1,478
6 Choudhurypara 1,351
7 Narayanpur 2,031
8 Noapara 2,357
11 Gurdaha 3,841
12 Kalinga 2,578
14 Masia 2,971
16 Naturia 3,763
17 Naturia Srirampur 1,489
18 Padmapukur 882
19 Sannya 1,928
21 Sompur 1,202
Total 43,045
g Names of facilities along the Candidate road (For PMGSY-III facilities, report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
ALLAHABAD BANK
4 jashaikhati bedepota rural market 19
CUSTOMER SERVICE POINT
i CUCPL Rank 13
If PCI of MDR / SH / NH is 3 or below , whether the State is undertaking for upgrading it from Yes No ✔
m
State fund available (Mark ✔as appropriate)
5. Eligible CUCPL length (km) - 3.368
6. Total Proposed Length (km) - 3.380 In Built up area (km) - 1.352 In Open Area (km) - 2.028
7. Is there any variation between eligible CUCPL length and Proposed length (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
PMGSY Portion
Non-PMGSY Portion 0+000 to 3+740 3.38 T6
Note : *Actual date of completion of previous construction/ upgradation.
Track/ Earthen Gravel/ Moorum WBM Brick Soling Bituminous Wearing Course CC
2104-3740 1.636
12. Whether the Proposed Road has the desired Road Land Width (RLW ) to accommodate Yes No
a. required carriageway/ roadway (Mark ✔as appropriate)
If No, what measure has been taken in DPR chainage wise Chainage
Measures taken
From To
H- Habitation
F-Facilities name
Growth rate adopted (%) = 6 Base Year Traffic AADT (T) = 1455
Design Life (Years) = 10
A= Intitial traffic in the year of completion of construction in terms of the number of commericial vehicles per day
N= The cumulative number of standard axles to be catered for the design in terms of msa
Projected Commercial Vehicle Per Day
15. Design Subgrade CBR ( for Different Sections atleast one Test/km ) =
Chainage-wise 0-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-8.750 9-9.299 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14
a Method Used for Designing of Pavement ((Mark ✔as appropriate) Conventional New Technology ✔
If New Technology is used, indicate the name (Please indicate New Technology used in
b Subgrade, Sub-Base, Base, Surface Course layer separately) 75 mm GSB-III (widening), 150 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm MSS with Waste
Plastic Chainage (0-1.900,2.255-2.495) Km And 225 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm
MSS with Waste Plastic Chainage (2.495-3.026, 1.950-2.255 Km & 75 mm Brick Soling (widening), 100
mm DLC (widening), 100 mm Panelled Cement Concrete Chainage (3.026-3.380) Km
c Code used for designing Flexible pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:72-2015 ✔ IRC:37-2018
d Code used for designing Rigid Pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:62-2014 ✔ IRC:58-2011
e Any other Codes used for New Technology/ Other, please indicate
17. Existing and Proposed Pavement Cross Section drawing & details both for flexible and rigid (Separately Chainage-wise)
i) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
GSB 75 WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB-II (widening) 75
ii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
WBM- III 75
WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
iii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
EARTHEN
RoAD
iv) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
Brick Soling
(widening)
75
Separate cross section drawings along with tabular details of the pavement layers should be repeated (chainage wise) for each type of cross section encountered.
18. Sources and the Lead distances of Materials are as under (Lead to be measured from the mid-point of the proposed road)
Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km) Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km)
Flexible pavement
xix GSB Brick Flat Soling 270.810 Sqm 326.72 88479.04 15926.23 0.19 0.262
xxiv Hard Shoulder Dry lean concrete( DLC) 70.800 Cum 3942.40 279121.92 50241.95 0.598 0.826
xxv Dry lean concrete( DLC) 37.701 Cum 3942.40 148632.42 26753.84 0.318 0.44
xxvi Panelled Cement Concrete Pavement 135.405 Cum 6695.31 906578.45 163184.12 1.942 2.682
Total cost of Concrete Pavement (b) 1422811.83 256106.13 3.05 4.21
Total cost of Pavement (a + b) 17471617.55 3144891.16 37.42 51.69
Cost deduction due to higher specification in pavement design**
Note : ** The details of Higher Specification considered in pavement design over & above admissible guidelines need to be provided under 19 (g) and detailed calculation of the same to be attached with the DPR separately.
e Road Logo, other Road Furniture including Road safety signs (Expand as applicable)
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Type of Road Furniture Chainage Number Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Details of Road Furniture 114361.16 20585.01 0.245 0.338
ii
ii
g Other Items under Higher Specifications (Additional Cost to be borne by the State, apart from those under 19(a) to 19(f))
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Items Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Land Acquisition
ii Shifting of Utilities
iii Plantation
21.Does the Estimation Conform to Standard Rate Analysis and SSR generated for the current Phase (Mark ✔as
Vetted at NRIDA Year of SoR
appropriate)
Yes No
Cost sharing pattern between MoRD and State (Mark ✔as appropriate) General Area (60:40) Special Area (90:10)
8 If yes, whether the additional cost for such portion of length uploaded under
a
Higher Specification Cost on OMMAS?
Whether required roadway land width of 9 m and 7.50 m for 5.50 m and 3.75 m
carriageway width respectively available througout or as per codal provision
depending upon terrain ?
9 If no, whether chainage wise details of available land width is attached with
a
the DPR?
b If no, whether land acquisition proposed for obtaining required land width?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
10
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate as per codal provisions
for design speed on rural roads?
11
If not, whether precautions have been taken and included in the DPR?
Whether any carted soil is proposed for improvement of sub grade/ shoulder?
16
If yes, whether test results of carted soil is attached with the DPR?
17 Whether the test results of GSB material is attached with the DPR?
18 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR?
Whether 3rd party Traffic verification using ATCC is carried out for more than 1
19 MSA traffic as per guidelines/ as per latest circular and reports attached with the
DPR?
Whether Axle load Surveys carried out for more than 1 MSA traffic and reports
20
attached with the DPR?
Is the carriageway width (single lane or intermediate lane) of the proposed road is
21
as per PCU/day consideration? (Refer to IRC 64:1990)
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
22 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Is the Pavement design done as per latest version of IRC Code? IRC SP:72-2015
23
and IRC SP:62-2014 or IRC 37-2018 and IRC 58-2011
Whether earth obtained from cutting section has been propsed for using in filling
section? (Cutting from High embankment, side drains, protection work, CD work,
24 etc.)
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
Whether hard rock or ordinary rock classification and quantity of hard rock or
ordinary rock cutting proposed are justified based on previous experiences and
25 rock outcrops seen in that area?
Whether the km wise existing pavement crust details (pavement layer details and
26
their thickness, year of construction) are properly filled in Part-1 of Proforma C ?
Whether the proper weightage is given for the existing crust thickness while
27
designing overlay thickness?
Whether overlay thickness is as per Clause 2.2.3 of IRC SP: 72-2015 based on
28
traffic category ?
Whether the Binder Course/ Surfacing Course has been proposed as per IRC
29 SP:72 - 2015 or IRC 37-2018 ?
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
39 Whether Road Safety Audit (RSA) report attached and uploaded on OMMAS ?
Is the provision of road safety furniture proposed as per RSA and site
40
requirement?
Is the road safety furniture items (Retroreflective road signs, thermoplastic
reflective paint for road markings, Advance warning signs, Traffic calming
41
measures, Crash barriers, hazard markers and parapets on bridges, etc.)
proposed in DPR marked in the road plan
Whether any New technology has been proposed ?
If yes, whether the site jointly inspected by PIU, DPR consultant (technology
a provider) and STA regarding selection of technology ? If yes, date on which Date:
site inspection was made.
42
If proposed, whether the requisite test results and other data is attached with
b
the DPR ?
Whether the comparative statement using conventional method and new
c
technology is attached with the DPR ?
Whether the details of Higher Specification considered over & above admissible
43 guidelines added under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) and detailed calculation of
the same attached with the DPR ?
Whether the cost considered under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) uploaded under
44
"Higher Specification" cost on OMMAS?
Whether Format F-9A and F-9B duly signed by Head of PIU are attached with the
45
DPR ?
Whether the head of PIU inspected the site? If yes, date on which site inspection
46 Date:
was made
If yes, are you satisfied with the provisions made in the DPR as per site
47
requirement and duly following guidelines/ IRC Codes ?
Total cost of construction after scrutiny by PIU/Circle-Office and before scrutiny at
242.570
STA (I/C of GST) in Lakhs
Describe how the proposal meets PMGSY-III objectives (Maximum 100 words)
Name
Designation
Date
If stabilization is not proposed for the subgrade CBR less than 5, are you satisfied
13
with the reasons provided by the PIU ?
14 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR ?
Have you analysed the ATCC report and Axle load test data and yourself satisfied
15 with the design traffic recommended for the projected traffic more than 1 MSA as
per guidelines/ as per latest circular?
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
16 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
22
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate for design speed on rural
23 roads?
If not, are you satisfied with the precautions taken and included in the DPR?
24 Is L and X section drawings, Junction design drawings attached ?
29 Whether the road safety provisions in the DPR are as per RSA report?
Have you verified and satisfied yourself regarding the provisions in the DPR such
30 as junction improvements, requirement of major CDs structures, pucca drains in
habitation area, etc. from the satellite imagery of the proposal in GeoSadak?
1.
a) Certified that the land width for the road is available and that no additional land is required.
or
b) Certified that the land width for the road is likely to be available as certified by the Panchayat.
2.
a) Certified that no Forest Land is involved along the entire roadway.
or
b) Certified that the case for permission under Forest Conservation Act has been moved to the
Forest Department on (Date..).
Executive Engineer
WBSRDA , North 24 Parganas
FORMAT : F9B
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
1 A.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
2 E.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
3 S.E.
WB-01-436
1. SCORE SHEET FOR EE
PMGSY DPR REVIEW CHECKLIST AND SCRORE SHEET
State: West Bengal Ranking
Package No : WB-01-436 0 Not included
CUCPL No : 1 Poor Standard
Road Number: T07 2 Fair Standard
Road Name: T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ 3 Good Standard
District: North 24 Parganas
Block: Baduria
No. Chapter Description Ranking Review
1 Introduction Name of work, its status vis-à-vis mastar plan, core network, priority, terrain, geography, climate condition, habitation served, population of the habitation(s) ----
connected (direct + indirect) served by the proposed road, land used, predominant type of agriculture
2 Planning and Basic District and Block hierarchy, through road or link road, potential for future through road, traffic destination (eg. Markets, Block center) potential development and ----
design consideration future traffic generator, constrictions on ROW (productive land, irrigation and drainage channels, power polls and utitities building and structure) obligatory points
( eg. existing bridges, ponds, etc.) existing tracks, intersection, school and Government Buildings. Consideration of alternative alignment, alignment improvement,
bye passes and preparation of design brief.
3 Topographic Survey Temporary bench mark, ceterline, cross section, digital terrain model, setting out, actual road width available. ----
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
4 Soil and material Borrow area, quarry charts, availabality of the local materials, subgrade testing, soil testing, test result. ----
Survey
5 Traffic Survey Different types of vehicle plying per day, network transport and traffic impacts, base year traffic data of motorised and non motorised vehicles, growth rate adopted ----
and projected traffic for the horizon year based on the design life.
6 Hydrological Survey Local drainage system for the road, catchment, identification, data required for hydraulic design cross drainage works, agriculture, irrigation crossing. ----
:
7 Geometric Design : Roadway width, carriageway width, shoulders, design speed, horizontal curves, vertical gradient, cross slopes etc. ----
8 Alignment Design : Horizontal profile, vertical profile, cross sections, utilities and services, intersection layouts, road safety treatments. ----
9 Pavement Design : Types of pavement, thickness design, use of local material, types of surfacing adopted, layer wise design of the pavement along with a sketch of dimension, cross ----
section indicating the pavement layer, carriage way, road way and road land width.
10 Design of Cross Type of culverts, submersible bridges, paved dips, high level structure, bridges, irrigation crossing, catchment and discharge calculation high flood level estimates ----
Drainage : and justification for selection.
11 Protective Works : Retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, stone pitching, turfing and planting. ----
12 Land Acquisition : Obtain existing village plans from the revenue authorities, determine requirement for land acquisition, prepare plans showing the land acquisition. ----
13 Utility Shifting & Detalis of execiting utilities and details of new location of utilities to be relocated the departments responsible for each utilitys. ----
relocation Detalis and location of speed breakers, line markings and edge lines, traffic advisory and warning sign, stone markers and guide posts, audit the design at the stage
14 Road Safety and ----
Traffic Management when the major conceptual and layout decisions have already being made. Ensure that safety measures are incorporated into design, especially when design is
constrained, eg. narrow carriage way sections or speed needs to be controlled.
:
15 Specification : Choice of technology, Specification adopted. ----
16 Environmental Reinstatement of borrow areas, erosion control, filling of ponds, vegetation and tree removal, forest areas, wildlife, antiquities, historici ----
Issues : and religious sites, environmentally sensitive areas, constniction camps, pennits and clearances required, etc.
17 Analysis of Rates . Derivation of rates for all different items making up the designed works. ----
18 Cost Estimate : Estimate of quantities for all items of work provision for contingencies, provision for quality control provision for supervision, provisro ----
for logo and other road fumrture total cost of the ro used road, bnd es and drainage, cost of land acquisition and cost per km for the same.
19 Construction Brief methodology statement descnbrng construction activities and sequence, estimated duration of activies, estimated overall time required for construction and ----
Program analysis of impact of monsoon season on constniction period.
3 Index Road Map : Showing the full road to a suitable scale, topographical features like rivers canals, streams, railway lines, villages, market centres, othe ----
road and legend. Altemative alignments, alignment improvements, bypasses.
4 Plan and IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION (AS A MINIMUM) IS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS : ----
Longitudinal Section sections 1 Drawing showing 1 km in each sheet with chainae, level infomiation, gradient details, horizontal and vertical cun/e details. Utilities an services,
intersection layouts, road safety treatments, longitudinal drainage and drainage in builtup (village) areas, Existing roa Obligatory points including existing features
:
and fixed obstracles (eg. bridges, ponds, temples, etc) existing tracks, intersections, schoo and govemment buildings. LARGE SCALE DRAWINGS WHERE
ALIGNMENT DEVIATES FROM EXISTING CENTRE LINE AN
WHERE CLEARANCE IS TIGHT.
5 Typical Cross Drawing showing typical road cross sections, pavement details including BT and CC, hard shoulder and soft shoulder, batter slopes longitudinal drainage. Typical ----
Section: cross sections in builtup village areas and typical sections in nomial rural areas 2
6 Detailed Cross Drawing showing detailed cross section with level infomtation, centre line offset details and so on. ----
Section:
7 Cross Drainage : Drawings of culverts, submersible bndges, paved dips and high level bridges, giving general anangement drawing (GAD), structure details. ----
8 Protective Works Drawing of protective works like retaining walls, breast walls, check walls, drains. ----
:
9 ----
Traffic and Drawing like kilometre stones, trafiic signs, hazard signs, advisory signs, speed breakers, line marking, stone markers, guide posts ,project sign boards.
Miscellaneous :
Reviewed By
Name:
Position:
Organisation: Total Score
Date:
Name of the Road Type of Proposed Length (km) Total Estimated Cost (Rs.) Average Cost per Km (Rs.)
Cost of
Sl. Name of proposa Cost of CD Others
pavement
No. the Block l* N/U TOTA works (Rs.) (Rs.)
From To BT CC (Rs. In Lakh) Construction Maintenance Construction Maintenance
/IRQP L
1 Baduria JASAIKATI BURUJ U 3.026 0.354 3.380 20791224.88 479,317.48 2986470.23 24,257,012.59 2361637.36 7176630.94 698709.28
*After 5 yeas Maintenance, Cost of Renewal Coat (in Rs.) = 4204402.98 DPR Cost ( Rs.) 119652.00
Signature: Signature:
Coordinator
Prepared
By :-
STA
By:-
Name: Name:
Designation:
scrutiny done
Signature:
Technical
Cheked
by:-
By:-
Name: Signature:
Name:
Signature:
Scrutinised
By:-
Name:
Proforma C (2021)- Part-1
PRADHAN MANTRI GRAM SADAK YOJANA ( PMGSY-III)
CHECKLIST FOR PIU & STA
( For Indvidual Road Works )
Final Proposal Details (To be filled by PIU & Verified by STA)
a Is the road a part of DRRP and Approved CUCPL (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
Screenshot of the proposed alignment from the GeoSadak to be attached with the DPR
c Indicate coordinates of Starting and Ending point of the Proposed Road Starting Point Ending Point
Component Roads DRRP Road Number Road Name Trace Map Rank PCI DRRP Length considered (km)
RR(VR)BT-153
Component Road 1 Basirhat PWD Road to Choudhurypara Via Jasaikathi Haldarpara (1824233) 13 1.7 3.368
B-14
Component Road 2 Keotsa Bazer To Jashaikati Halder Para (1528763) 26 3.24 4.221
Component Road 3 `
Total 7.589
f Name of benefited habitations (benefited habitation report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population Sl. No. Name of Habitation Population
2 0 0
3 Buruj 1,425
4 Narkelberia 1,478
6 Choudhurypara 1,351
7 Narayanpur 2,031
8 Noapara 2,357
11 Gurdaha 3,841
12 Kalinga 2,578
14 Masia 2,971
16 Naturia 3,763
17 Naturia Srirampur 1,489
18 Padmapukur 882
19 Sannya 1,928
21 Sompur 1,202
Total 43,045
g Names of facilities along the Candidate road (For PMGSY-III facilities, report generated from OMMAS to be attached with the DPR)
ALLAHABAD BANK
4 jashaikhati bedepota rural market 19
CUSTOMER SERVICE POINT
i CUCPL Rank 13
If PCI of MDR / SH / NH is 3 or below , whether the State is undertaking for upgrading it from Yes No ✔
m
State fund available (Mark ✔as appropriate)
5. Eligible CUCPL length (km) - 3.368
6. Total Proposed Length (km) - 3.380 In Built up area (km) - 1.352 In Open Area (km) - 2.028
7. Is there any variation between eligible CUCPL length and Proposed length (Mark ✔as appropriate) Yes ✔ No
PMGSY Portion
Non-PMGSY Portion 0+000 to 3+740 3.38 T6
Note : *Actual date of completion of previous construction/ upgradation.
Track/ Earthen Gravel/ Moorum WBM Brick Soling Bituminous Wearing Course CC
2104-3740 1.636
12. Whether the Proposed Road has the desired Road Land Width (RLW ) to accommodate Yes No
a. required carriageway/ roadway (Mark ✔as appropriate)
If No, what measure has been taken in DPR chainage wise Chainage
Measures taken
From To
H- Habitation
F-Facilities name
Growth rate adopted (%) = 6 Base Year Traffic AADT (T) = 1455
Design Life (Years) = 10
A= Intitial traffic in the year of completion of construction in terms of the number of commericial vehicles per day
N= The cumulative number of standard axles to be catered for the design in terms of msa
Projected Commercial Vehicle Per Day
15. Design Subgrade CBR ( for Different Sections atleast one Test/km ) =
Chainage-wise 0-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-8.750 9-9.299 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14
a Method Used for Designing of Pavement ((Mark ✔as appropriate) Conventional New Technology ✔
If New Technology is used, indicate the name (Please indicate New Technology used in
b Subgrade, Sub-Base, Base, Surface Course layer separately) 75 mm GSB-III (widening), 150 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm MSS with Waste
Plastic Chainage (0-1.900,2.255-2.495) Km And 225 mm GSB-III, 75 mm WBM-II, 75 mm WBM-III, 25 mm
MSS with Waste Plastic Chainage (2.495-3.026, 1.950-2.255 Km & 75 mm Brick Soling (widening), 100
mm DLC (widening), 100 mm Panelled Cement Concrete Chainage (3.026-3.380) Km
c Code used for designing Flexible pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:72-2015 ✔ IRC:37-2018
d Code used for designing Rigid Pavement (Mark ✔as appropriate) IRC:SP:62-2014 ✔ IRC:58-2011
e Any other Codes used for New Technology/ Other, please indicate
17. Existing and Proposed Pavement Cross Section drawing & details both for flexible and rigid (Separately Chainage-wise)
i) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
GSB 75 WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB-II (widening) 75
ii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
WBM- III 75
WBM- II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
GSB -II 75
iii) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
EARTHEN
RoAD
iv) Cross Section of the Existing road showing different component layers. Cross Section of the Proposed road showing different component layers.
Brick Soling
(widening)
75
Separate cross section drawings along with tabular details of the pavement layers should be repeated (chainage wise) for each type of cross section encountered.
18. Sources and the Lead distances of Materials are as under (Lead to be measured from the mid-point of the proposed road)
Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km) Sl. No. Material Source Lead Distance (km)
Flexible pavement
xix GSB Brick Flat Soling 270.810 Sqm 326.72 88479.04 15926.23 0.19 0.262
xxiv Hard Shoulder Dry lean concrete( DLC) 70.800 Cum 3942.40 279121.92 50241.95 0.598 0.826
xxv Dry lean concrete( DLC) 37.701 Cum 3942.40 148632.42 26753.84 0.318 0.44
xxvi Panelled Cement Concrete Pavement 135.405 Cum 6695.31 906578.45 163184.12 1.942 2.682
Total cost of Concrete Pavement (b) 1422811.83 256106.13 3.05 4.21
Total cost of Pavement (a + b) 17471617.55 3144891.16 37.42 51.69
Cost deduction due to higher specification in pavement design**
Note : ** The details of Higher Specification considered in pavement design over & above admissible guidelines need to be provided under 19 (g) and detailed calculation of the same to be attached with the DPR separately.
e Road Logo, other Road Furniture including Road safety signs (Expand as applicable)
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Type of Road Furniture Chainage Number Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Details of Road Furniture 114361.16 20585.01 0.245 0.338
ii
ii
g Other Items under Higher Specifications (Additional Cost to be borne by the State, apart from those under 19(a) to 19(f))
Amount (I/C GST) in Average cost/ km in
Sl. No. Items Amount in Rs. GST in Rs.
Lakhs Lakhs
i Land Acquisition
ii Shifting of Utilities
iii Plantation
21.Does the Estimation Conform to Standard Rate Analysis and SSR generated for the current Phase (Mark ✔as
Vetted at NRIDA Year of SoR
appropriate)
Yes No
Cost sharing pattern between MoRD and State (Mark ✔as appropriate) General Area (60:40) Special Area (90:10)
8 If yes, whether the additional cost for such portion of length uploaded under
a
Higher Specification Cost on OMMAS?
Whether required roadway land width of 9 m and 7.50 m for 5.50 m and 3.75 m
carriageway width respectively available througout or as per codal provision
depending upon terrain ?
9 If no, whether chainage wise details of available land width is attached with
a
the DPR?
b If no, whether land acquisition proposed for obtaining required land width?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
10
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate as per codal provisions
for design speed on rural roads?
11
If not, whether precautions have been taken and included in the DPR?
Whether any carted soil is proposed for improvement of sub grade/ shoulder?
16
If yes, whether test results of carted soil is attached with the DPR?
17 Whether the test results of GSB material is attached with the DPR?
18 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR?
Whether 3rd party Traffic verification using ATCC is carried out for more than 1
19 MSA traffic as per guidelines/ as per latest circular and reports attached with the
DPR?
Whether Axle load Surveys carried out for more than 1 MSA traffic and reports
20
attached with the DPR?
Is the carriageway width (single lane or intermediate lane) of the proposed road is
21
as per PCU/day consideration? (Refer to IRC 64:1990)
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
22 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Is the Pavement design done as per latest version of IRC Code? IRC SP:72-2015
23
and IRC SP:62-2014 or IRC 37-2018 and IRC 58-2011
Whether earth obtained from cutting section has been propsed for using in filling
section? (Cutting from High embankment, side drains, protection work, CD work,
24 etc.)
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
Whether hard rock or ordinary rock classification and quantity of hard rock or
ordinary rock cutting proposed are justified based on previous experiences and
25 rock outcrops seen in that area?
Whether the km wise existing pavement crust details (pavement layer details and
26
their thickness, year of construction) are properly filled in Part-1 of Proforma C ?
Whether the proper weightage is given for the existing crust thickness while
27
designing overlay thickness?
Whether overlay thickness is as per Clause 2.2.3 of IRC SP: 72-2015 based on
28
traffic category ?
Whether the Binder Course/ Surfacing Course has been proposed as per IRC
29 SP:72 - 2015 or IRC 37-2018 ?
If not, whether detailed reasons indicated in the DPR ?
39 Whether Road Safety Audit (RSA) report attached and uploaded on OMMAS ?
Is the provision of road safety furniture proposed as per RSA and site
40
requirement?
Is the road safety furniture items (Retroreflective road signs, thermoplastic
reflective paint for road markings, Advance warning signs, Traffic calming
41
measures, Crash barriers, hazard markers and parapets on bridges, etc.)
proposed in DPR marked in the road plan
Whether any New technology has been proposed ?
If yes, whether the site jointly inspected by PIU, DPR consultant (technology
a provider) and STA regarding selection of technology ? If yes, date on which Date:
site inspection was made.
42
If proposed, whether the requisite test results and other data is attached with
b
the DPR ?
Whether the comparative statement using conventional method and new
c
technology is attached with the DPR ?
Whether the details of Higher Specification considered over & above admissible
43 guidelines added under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) and detailed calculation of
the same attached with the DPR ?
Whether the cost considered under 19 (g) of Proforma C (Part-1) uploaded under
44
"Higher Specification" cost on OMMAS?
Whether Format F-9A and F-9B duly signed by Head of PIU are attached with the
45
DPR ?
Whether the head of PIU inspected the site? If yes, date on which site inspection
46 Date:
was made
If yes, are you satisfied with the provisions made in the DPR as per site
47
requirement and duly following guidelines/ IRC Codes ?
Total cost of construction after scrutiny by PIU/Circle-Office and before scrutiny at
242.570
STA (I/C of GST) in Lakhs
Describe how the proposal meets PMGSY-III objectives (Maximum 100 words)
Name
Designation
Date
If stabilization is not proposed for the subgrade CBR less than 5, are you satisfied
13
with the reasons provided by the PIU ?
14 Whether 3 days/ 7 days traffic survey details attached with the DPR ?
Have you analysed the ATCC report and Axle load test data and yourself satisfied
15 with the design traffic recommended for the projected traffic more than 1 MSA as
per guidelines/ as per latest circular?
Whether existing road pavement has been divided into different sections (chainage
starting from and chainage up to) depending upon extent of distress for
16 strengthening/ rehabilitation of the proposed road section-wise?
Whether the road has Geometrics as per Rural Roads Manual (RRM) / Latest
22
Circulars of NRIDA?
Whether the radius of the curves provided are adequate for design speed on rural
23 roads?
If not, are you satisfied with the precautions taken and included in the DPR?
24 Is L and X section drawings, Junction design drawings attached ?
29 Whether the road safety provisions in the DPR are as per RSA report?
Have you verified and satisfied yourself regarding the provisions in the DPR such
30 as junction improvements, requirement of major CDs structures, pucca drains in
habitation area, etc. from the satellite imagery of the proposal in GeoSadak?
1.
a) Certified that the land width for the road is available and that no additional land is required.
or
b) Certified that the land width for the road is likely to be available as certified by the Panchayat.
2.
a) Certified that no Forest Land is involved along the entire roadway.
or
b) Certified that the case for permission under Forest Conservation Act has been moved to the
Forest Department on (Date..).
Executive Engineer
WBSRDA , North 24 Parganas
FORMAT : F9B
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
1 A.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
2 E.E.
WB-01-436
T07-JASAIKATI TO BURUJ
3 S.E.
WB-01-436