The Station Facilities and Size Sample Clauses

The Station Facilities and Size. The contract will entail the cleaning of various facilities within the stations precincts. The Table below illustrate all the facilities available per station in this cluster.
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The Station Facilities and Size. The contract will provide cleaning of various facilities within the station precinct. This cluster has; [INSERT NUMBER] x platforms [INSERT NUMBER] x footbridges and subways [INSERT NUMBER] x railway tracks (cleaning of track extend 200m beyond the edges of the platforms [INSERT NUMBER] x public ablution facilities [INSERT NUMBER] x Ticket offices [INSERT NUMBER] x Waiting Areas [INSERT NUMBER] x staff offices [INSERT NUMBER] x Parking Areas [INSERT NUMBER] x access control points [INSERT NUMBER] x Concourse [INSERT NUMBER] x Entrance Walkways [INSERT NUMBER] x Waste Area / Facilities Table 4.1 illustrate all the facilities available per station [INSERT FACILITIES ILLUSTRATION] Table 4.2 illustrate the extend and size of the facilities [INSERT SIZE ILLUSTRATION]
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The Station Facilities and Size. 1.2.1. The contract will entail the cleaning of various facilities within the station precinct. The table below illustrate all the facilities available at Belle Ombre Station. This station comprises of the following: • 4 x platforms • 2 x footbridges and subways • 4 x railway tracks (cleaning of track extend 200m beyond the edges of the platforms • 4 x public ablution facilities • 17 x staff offices and 1 x ticket offices • 2 x access control points • 1 x lifts • Tenant common area/ concourse • The station is designed and been built with additional facilities, lifts and escalators. Statio n nam e Platfor m Numbe r of Footbri dge/Su bway Tra ck Rail s Publi c Toile ts Tick et Offic e Waiti ng Area s Staff Offic es Parki ng area Acces s contro l Con cour se Entran ces and Walk ways Lifts Esc ala tors Waste Area /Facili ty Belle Omb re 4 2 4 4 1 4 17 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 17 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 Table 2.1 illustrate the extent and number of ablutions facilities at Belle Ombre Station Precinct
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The Station Facilities and Size. 1.3.1 The contract will entail the cleaning of various facilities within the station precinct. Table 2 below illustrate all the facilities available at Pretoria Station. This station comprises of the following: • Piazza and Surrounding areas • Parking Driveways • Parking • Luxury Bus Terminal (common area – Greyhound, Translux, Intercape, etc.) • Trader’s Market • Recreational Garden • All the external and paved areas within the station precinct Offices • Main Concourse Area • Walkways & Passages • Main Concourse Female Toilets o Concourse Toilets o Water Closet o Wash hand basin • Main Concourse Male toilets o Eastern Concourse Male Toilets o Water Closets o Urinals o Wash hand basins • Metro Platforms 1 ,2,3&4, 5&6 and 7&8 o Metro toilets o Water closets o Urinals o Wash hand basins INTERNAL OFFICES • Business Express Lounge (Ground Floor Platform 1) o Express toilets o Water closet o Wash hand basins o Tiled Open Space Office o Kitchenette • Metrorail Offices (Main station Building – Ground, 1st & 2nd Floors) o Metrorail Tiled toilets o Water closet o Urinals o Wash hand basins o Carpeted Boardrooms o Carpeted Offices o Tiled kitchenette o Balconies, Foyers, & Verandas etc. INTERNAL OFFICES • Prasa Cres Offices (Ground & 1st floor – Xxxx Xxxxxx Str) o Tiled Reception Area and Toilets o Water closet o Urinals o Wash hand basins o Carpeted boardrooms o Carpeted Offices o Tiled kitchenette • Shosholoza Meyl (Ground & Mezzanine Level) o Shosholoza Meyl toilets o Water closet o Urinals o Wash hand basins o Carpeted Boardrooms o Carpeted Offices o Tiled kitchenette • 8 x platforms • 3 subways • 12 railway tracks (cleaning of track extend 200m beyond the edges of the platforms • 34 x public ablution facilities • Salvokop bridge x 1 • Station lounge walkway covered with glass roof • The station is designed and been built with additional facilities, lifts and escalators. Station name Platfo rm Number of Footbrid ge/Sub way Track Rails Publi c Toile ts Tick et Offic e Waitin g Areas /Xxxxx xx Staff Office s Xxxxxx g area Acc ess cont rol Conco urse Entran ces and Walkw ays Waste Area/F acility Pretoria 8 4 12 34 19 5 168 1 1 1 1 1 Table 2 illustrate all the facilities at Pretoria Station precinct. Station Operational interior areas Pretori a 19000 m² 1600m ² 10224 m² 360m² 95m² 200 m² n/a 200 m² 400 m² Table 2.1 illustrate the extent and size of the facilities Station Non-Operational areas Station name Public Toilets Shosholoza meyl Waiting Areas Metrorail, Prasa...
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The Station Facilities and Size. The contract will entail the cleaning of various facilities within the Stations precincts. The table below illustrate all the facilities available per station in this cluster: Station name Classification of the Station Patronage ) - Stations Public Transport Interchange (Intermodal) Koedoespoort Small 8200 No Queenswood Halt 3250 No Perniefsrus Halt 3500 No Villeria Halt 0 No Deernes Halt 7800 No Gezina Halt 3400 No Capital Park Halt 2990 No Table 21 illustrate all the facilities at Koedoespoort, Queenswood, Perniefsrus, Villeria, Deernes, Gezina, Capital park Station name Number of Footbridg e/ Subway Publi c Toilet s Ticke t Offic e Waitin g Areas Staff Offices/ T icket office Cubicl es Acces s contr ol Conco u rse Entranc es and Walkwa ys ys Lift s Waste Area/Fa ci lity Table 21.1 illustrate the extent and size of the facilities at Koedoespoort, Queenswood, Perniefsrus, Villeria, Deernes, Gezina, Capital park Station name Platform Footbridg e/Subway Track Rails Public Toilets Ticket Office Waiting Areas (size included in surface) Staff Offices Parking area Access control Concourse E W Koedoespoort 5800 m² 400m² 8400 45m² 30m² n/a 10 200m² 50m² 0m² Queenswood 2100 m² 240m² 1704 0 0 n/a 0 0 0 0m² Perniefsrus 2200 m² 240 m² 1704 0 0 n/a 0 0 0 0m² Villeria 1800 m² 240 m² 1704 0 0 n/a 0 0 0 0m² Deernis 2150 m² 240 m² 1704 0 0 n/a 0 0 0 0m² Gezina 2100 m² 240 m² 1704 0 0 n/a 0 0 0 0m² TOTAL 13850m² 1500 11920 45 30 10 200 50 0 Table 21.2 illustrate the extent and size of the facilities at Koedoespoort, Queenswood, Perniefsrus, Villeria, Deernes, Gezina, Capital park Station name Basin Toilet Urinals Showers Paved Area Koedoespoort 5 6 2 0 5800 m² Queenswood 0 0 0 0 2100 m² Perniefsrus 0 0 0 0 2200 m² Villeria 0 0 0 0 1800 m² Deernes 0 0 0 0 2150 m² Gezina 0 0 0 0 2100 m² TOTAL 5 5 3 0 13850m²
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