GENERAL AND PARTICULAR SPECIFICATIONS OF ... - UNDP

together with all transport temporary plumbing, storage and
distribution, pay all charges and alter adapt and maintain
temporary work as necessary remove and make good at completion.
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A 24 ELECTRICITY FOR THE WORKS
SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
The Contractor shall make all necessary arrangements and
provide all artificial lighting and power for the proper
execution and security if the Works and its protection.
With all meters temporary wiring and fittings, pay all charges
and alter, adapt and maintain the temporary works as necessary
and remove and make good at completion
A 25 PROVISION OF PLANT AND TOOLS
The Contractor shall provide and install all necessary hoists,
ladders, scaffolding. Staging, tackles, tarpaulins, tools,
vehicles, and other plant (mechanical and otherwise) and allow
for altering adapting and maintaining them in good condition as
necessary and eventually removing from site and making good.
A 26 TEMPORARY BARRIERS, FENCING ETC...
The Contractor is to provide all temporary barriers, fencing,
hoarding, guard rails, gates, and the like as may be necessary
to protect the public and others, for proper execution of the
Works and shall remove and clear away at completion of the
Works and make good all work disturbed.
A 27 INCONSISTENCY IN CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
The Contractor shall execute the Works according to the
provisions of the Contract Documents. Any work indicated in one
of the documents but omitted and/or stated in one or more of
the other documents shall be treated as though it were included
in all of them.
If any two documents of the Contract conflict as to the quality
of the work to be carried out, the discrepancy shall be brought
to the notice of the Engineer, who shall instruct the
Contractor which of the two conflicting documents to regard as
correct.
If the Contractor should discover that any work has been
omitted and/or not indicated entirely or partially from all the
documents, but that such work is essential to the safety or
proper functioning of the works, he shall report the facts
immediately to the Engineer. If the work is something which in