Investigation and Surveys Sample Clauses

Investigation and Surveys. His Majesty's Government authorise the Project Officers and other persons acting under the general or special orders of such officers to move in the area indicated in the said Plan with men, material and equipment as may be required for the surveys and investigations in connection with the Project, before, during and after construction, as may be found necessary from time to time. These surveys include ground, aerial, hydraulic, hydrometric, hydrological and geological surveys; investigations for communication and for the alignment of canals and for materials required for the construction and maintenance of the Project.
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Investigation and Surveys. (i) Whenever the Chief Engineer of Kosi Project, Government of Bihar may consider any survey or investigation to be required in connection with the said Project, HMG shall, if and in so far as HMG has approved such survey or investigation, authorize and give necessary facilities to the concerned officers of the Union or other persons acting under the general or special orders of such officers to enter upon such land as necessary with such men, animals, vehicles, equipment, plant, machinery and instruments as 1 Not reproduced here. necessary to undertake such surveys and investigations. Such surveys and investigations may comprise aerial and ground surveys, hydraulic, hydrometric, hydrological and geological surveys including construction of drill holes for surface and sub-surface exploration, investigations for communications and for materials of construction; and all other surveys and investigation necessary for the proper design, construction and maintenance of the barrage and all its connected works mentioned under the Project. However, investigation and surveys necessary for the general maintenance and operation of the Project, inside the project area, may be done by the Union after due intimation to HMG. In this agreement, ‘the project area’ shall mean the area acquired for the Project. (ii) The provisions of sub-clause (i) of this clause shall also apply to surveys and investigations of storage dams or detention dams on the Kosi, soil conservation measures, such as check dams, afforestation, etc required for a complete solution of the Kosi problems in the future. (iii) The surveys and investigations referred to in sub- clause (i)and (ii) shall be carried in co-operation wit HMG. (iv) All date, maps, specimens, reports and other result of surveys and investigations carried out by or on behalf of the Union in Nepal pursuant to the provisions of this clause, shall be made available to HMG freely and without delay. In turn, HMG shall, upon request by the Union, make available to the Union all data, maps, specimens, reports and other results of surveys and investigation carried out by or on behalf of HMG in Nepal in respect of the Kosi River.
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Investigation and Surveys. 6.18.1 Components of investigations and surveys: (a) The Consultants shall plan, assist in service procurement, supervise, direct and control all field surveys, sampling, investigations and laboratory analysis. (b) Prior to carrying out the investigations, surveys, sampling and testing, the Consultants shall collect and review all available information (including existing records, reference documents, technical literatures, etc.) that may be relevant to the Assignment. The Consultants shall also gather information from other relevant projects/studies where appropriate. (c) The Consultants shall identify all investigations, surveys, sampling and testing as necessary for the satisfactory completion of the Assignment, including but not limited to: (i) Ground investigation works and laboratory testing; (ii) Flow, load and effluent quality surveys; (iii) Sewer, drain, rising mains, manhole surveys (including CCTV surveys); (iv) Utility survey using trial pits and non-destructive techniques; (v) Topographical survey; (vi) Environmental surveys (including air quality assessment survey, noise assessment survey, water quality survey, ecological survey, fisheries survey, bathymetric survey, land contamination sub-surface investigation, historical buildings/structures survey, land and marine archaeological/cultural heritage survey, etc.); (vii) Traffic and traffic aid/street furniture survey; (viii) Tree survey; (ix) Other special investigations, surveys, sampling and testing. (d) The Consultants shall prepare proposals to describe the objectives, scopes, extents, details, schedules and cost estimates for carrying out such investigations, surveys, sampling and testing to the Director’s Representative and relevant Government bureaux / departments for agreement. For example, investigation to confirm the characteristics of NDS sewage. (e) Reports on results, findings, and conclusion of these investigations, surveys, sampling and tests so carried out shall be prepared and submitted by the Consultants to the Director’s Representative in accordance with the requirements of the Brief. Copies of field notes, field data and resultant plans arising from these investigations, surveys, sampling and tests shall be handed over to the Director’s Representative upon completion of the Assignment. The accuracy and presentation of these tasks shall be of a standard as agreed by the Director’s Representative. (f) The Consultants shall liaise with the relevant Government bureaux / depart...
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