Methods of Measurement and Payment Sample Clauses

Methods of Measurement and Payment. The methods of measurement and payment for each trade are normaly specified in the General Specification, provided that where a different method of measurement is indicated in the Bill of Quantities or specified in the Particular Specification, the Bill of Quantities and the Particular Specification, in that order, take precedence over the General Specification. Where no method of measurement is specified in any of the foregoing documents, the work will be measured in accordance with the latest edition of the Standard Method of Measurement of Civil Engineering Quantities, published by the Institution of Civil Engineers of London, U.K. 101.8 UNITS‌ In this Specification, on the Drawings and in the Bill of Quantities the S.I. (Systeme International d’Unites) metric system of dimensioning has been employed. Where dimensions are given in metric units for materials which are only available in Imperial dimensions, the Contractor may, subject to his obtaining prior approval of the Engineer, substitute suitable sizes of materials as are available in the Imperial system. Such approval shall not unreasonably be withheld, provided that there is no difficulty in making interface connections with any other parts of the Works.
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Methods of Measurement and Payment. The supply of fill material, including its hauling and spreading and running of surplus to spoil, shall not be paid for separately and shall be deemed to be included in the relevant pay items for excavation, whether from borrow areas or form excavations for pipelines, structures, etc. Compaction of Embankments shall be paid for separately and measured by cubic metres of the volume of compacted fill in place. No payment shall be made for additional material required to be added due to Settlement, and the Contractor shall make due allowance for this in his rates. The unit rate shall include wetting and compacting and the performance of all field and laboratory tests as specified. The unit rate shall also cover all additional costs of scarifying, harrowing, etc., where and when needed and trimming and smoothing of surfaces. No additional payment shall be made in case of stockpiling of excavated materials and later rehandling of such material if directed by the Engineer in order to produce the specified embankment structure and the cost thereof shall be deemed to be included by the Contractor in his unit rates for the various items in the Bill of Quantities and shall not be paid for separately.
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Methods of Measurement and Payment. The soil investigation shall be measured for payment by linear metre of borehole depth, the unit rate shall include mobilisation and demobilisation of equipment, labor, boreholes, tests, report, etc... 202 - CONCRETE WORKS TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. 202 CONCRETE WORKS 1 202.1 STANDARDS, GRADES, COMPOSITION AND TYPES 1
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