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GENERAL PRINCIPLES - Shivaji University

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5.12 After getting the approval of the Management Council, the <strong>University</strong> Engineer<br />

shall prepare a detail plan, drawings, estimates of the work and place before the<br />

Buildings and Works Committee for its approval.<br />

5.13 The Committee shall prepare a panel .of at least five Architects and five R.C.C.<br />

Consultants of proven experience and merit for the <strong>University</strong> Works. Such panel<br />

will be subject to approval of the Management Council.<br />

5.14 Buildings and Works Committee shall<br />

i) maintain a separate list of contractors on the basis of their technical experience<br />

and financial capability for execution of works concerned.<br />

ii)<br />

iii)<br />

iv)<br />

be responsible for getting technical scrutiny carried out as may be considered<br />

necessary by it.<br />

be responsible after careful scrutiny for the acceptance of tenders received for<br />

works concerned and in case where it proposes to assign a work to a contractor<br />

whose tender is not the lowest, it will record its reasons in writing and recommend<br />

the same to the Management Council.<br />

exercise general supervision over the work of engineering staff of the <strong>University</strong><br />

and in particular ensure that essential records and data like the register of the<br />

<strong>University</strong>’s properties and the works’ register etc. are maintained up to date.<br />

Likewise, it shall ensure that the rejected tenders are retained for a period of three<br />

years, unless they are to be required for a longer period for any specific purpose<br />

such as court case, departmental inquiry, etc. It shall ensure that the <strong>University</strong><br />

Engineer/ Architects certifies the completion of works in accordance with the final<br />

design, in respect of concerned works.<br />

v) if necessary associate the consulting Architects, where appointed with its<br />

deliberation for the works concerned.<br />

vi)<br />

settle rates not covered by tender and settle claims and disputes with the contractors<br />

in respect of maintenance works and works to be undertaken by the <strong>University</strong>. As<br />

regards the works undertaken by the Public Works Department, the Executive<br />

Engineer or the Superintending Engineer shall have the power to settle rates not<br />

covered by tender under powers delegated to him in Public Works Department.<br />

As regards the claims and disputes with contractors in respect of such works, the<br />

Chief Engineer of Public Works Department will have full powers to settle claims<br />

up to Rs. One lakh whether or not sanctioning such claims involves excess over<br />

the approved cost beyond permissible limit of 10%. The claims and disputes of<br />

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