SPECIFICATIONSANDESTIMATION

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TENDER

Tenderisanoffer

Tender is nothing but an offer made by one party to another for the
execution of specified work at a specified cost in keeping with all the terms
and conditions set there in the tender document including the extent of
work shown in the plans.

CONTRACT

Contractisanagreement
TENDERDOCUMENTS

TENDERNOTICE
SPECIALNOTICE
LETTEROFOFFER
GENERALCONDITIONS
SPECIALCONDITIONS
GENERALSPECIFICATIONS
BILLOFQUANTITIES
ONESETOFTENDERDRAWINGS
SPECIFICATION

INGENERAL
SPECIFICATION REFERS TO STATEMENT OF
PARTICULARS.

INCONSTRUCTION,
TENDER DRAWINGS WILL SHOW THE PROPORTION
AND ITS RELATIVE POSITIONS OF ITS VARIOUS
PARTS.
IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO FURNISH THE DATA
REGARDING THE QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP ON
DRAWINGS.
INFORMATION REGARDING THE QUALITY AND
WORKMANSHIP IS CONVEYED IN A SEPARATE
DOCUMENT IS KNOWN AS SPECIFICATION.
BEFOREPREPARINGASPECIFICATION

IDENTIFY USER NEEDS : GIVE FULL CONSIDERATION TO

THEIR REQUIREMENTS;
RESEARCH THE MARKET: TO DETERMINE CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE, LIKELY COSTING AND TIME SCALES;
ASSESS THE RISK: OF A SUPPLIER FAILING TO FULFIL
SPECIFICATIONS;
IDENTIFY WHAT IS TO BE PROCURED: AND CONFIRM THAT
THE PROPOSED PROCUREMENT WILL FULFIL THE
CUSTOMER OR USER NEEDS;
DETERMINE THE SCOPE: INCLUDING THE LIKELY DEMANDS
ON A SUPPLIER AND THE RANGE OF GOODS OR SERVICES
WHICH WILL BE REQUIRED; AND
DETERMINE THE EVALUATION CRITERIA: CLEARLY
INDICATES THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF EACH
REQUIREMENT.
NECESSITYOFSPECIFICATION

THE SPECIFICATIONS DEFINE THE QUALITY OF MATERIALS

AND WORKMANSHIP. HENCE THIS WILL HELP THE
CONTRACTOR TO QUOTE CORRECT RATES FOR THE
DIFFERENT ITEMS OF WORKS.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS
WILL SERVE AS A GUIDE TO THE CONTRACTOR AS WELL AS
TO THE SUPERVISING STAFF DURING EXECUTION OF THE
WORK.
SPECIFICATIONS HELP THE OWNER TO CHECK AND SATISFY
WITH THE WORKS, DURING EXECUTION.
IN CASE OF DISPUTES BETWEEN THE OWNER AND
CONTRACTOR WITH RESPECT TO THE METHOD OF
CONSTRUCTION, QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF MATERIALS
USED, EQUIPMENTS AND MACHINERIES USED ETC, THE
SPECIFICATIONS PLAY THE MAJOR ROLE IN SOLVING THE
DISPUTES AND ARRIVING AT A SETTLEMENT.
IMPORTANCEOFSPECIFICATION

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FORM TWO IMPORTANT

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
INFORMATION SUCH AS DIMENSIONS, TYPE OF
CONSTRUCTION, ETC. WHICH CAN BE EASILY EXPRESSED
GRAPHICALLY IS PUT UP ON THE DRAWINGS. ON THE
OTHER HAND, INSTRUCTIONS WHICH CAN BE EASILY
EXPRESSED WELL IN WRITING ARE WRITTEN IN THE
SPECIFICATIONS.
GENERALLY, THE PROVISIONS IN THE SPECIFICATIONS ARE
GIVEN MORE LEGAL STRENGTH AND MOST OF THE
CONTRACTS STATE THAT IN CASE OF DISCREPANCY
BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, THE
PROVISIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS SHALL BE THE FINAL.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

THE SPECIFICATIONS ARE BROADLY DIVIDED INTO THREE

CATEGORIES AS

1. GENERAL OR BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS

2. DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
3. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

GENERAL OR BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL SPECIFICATION GIVES THE NATURE AND CLASS
OF WORK AND MATERIALS IN GENERAL TERMS TO BE
USED IN THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORK, FROM THE
FOUNDATION TO THE SUPERSTRUCTURE.
IT IS A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
WORKSPECIFYING MATERIALS, PROPORTIONS, QUALITIES
ETC.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS GIVE GENERAL IDEA OF THE
WHOLE WORK OR STRUCTURE AND ARE USEFUL FOR
PREPARING THE ESTIMATE.
THEY ARE USED IN THE ESTIMATES BY THE PERSON WHO
PREPARES THE ESTIMATES.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

GENERAL OR BRIEF SPECIFICATIONS EXAMPLE

TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
THE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS FORM A PART OF THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENT.
THE DETAILED SPECIFICATION OF AN ITEM OF WORK
SPECIFIES THE QUALITIES AND QUANITITES OF MATERIALS,
THE PROPORTION OF MORTAR, WHORKMANSHIP, THE
METHOD OF PREPARATION AND EXECUTION AND THE
METHOD OF MEASUREMENT.
THE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS OF DIFFERENT ITEMS OF
WORK ARE PREPARED SEPARATELY WHICH DESCRIBE WHAT
THE WORK SHOULD BE AND HOW THEY SHOULD BE
EXECUTED AND CONSTRUCTED.
THE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS ARE ARRANGED AS FAR AS
POSSIBLE IN THE SAME SEQUENCE OR ORDER AS THE
WORK IS CARRIED OUT.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS EXAMPLE

TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
THEFOLLOWINGPROVISIONSAREMADEINTHEDETAILED
SPECIFICATIONS.

A.GENERALPROVISIONS
B.TECHNICALPROVISIONS.

A.GENERALPROVISIONS
THESE ARE ALSO KNOWN AS CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT AND
THEY APPLY TO THE WORK AS A WHOLE. IN THIS DOCUMENT,
THE CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE CONTRACT ARE WRITTEN.
THE FOLLOWING GROUPS OF CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT ARE
GENERALLY ACCOMMODATED UNDER THE GENERAL
PROVISIONS.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

I.CONDITIONSARELATINGTODOCUMENTS

THESEPERTAINTO
BILLOFQUANTITIESANDSCHEDULEOFPRICES
DRAWINGS
STANDARDSPECIFICATIONS

II.CONDITIONSRELATINGTOTHEGENERALOBLIGATIONSOF
THECONTRACTOR
THESEPERTAINTO
ACTS,BYELAWSANDREGULATIONS
FENCING,WATCHINGANDLIGHTINGOFTHEWORKSPOT
INSURANCE
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

III.CONDITIONSARELATINGTOLABOURANDPERSONNEL

THESEPERTAINTO
ACCIDENTSTOWORKMEN
CONTRACTORSREPRESENTATIVE
RATESOFWAGESPAIDTOTHEEMPLOYEES
REMOVALOFTHEEMPLOYEESOFTHECONTRACTOR
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

IV.CONDITIONSARELATINGTOTHEEXECUTIONOFTHE
WORK

THESEPROVISIONSARERELATEDTO

ALTERATIONS,ADDITIONSANDOMISSIONSDURINGTHE
PROGRESSOFWORK
AMOUNTOFEXTRAITEMS
DAMAGES
DEFECTIVEWORK
WORKATNIGHTANDONHOLIDAYS
WORKMANSHIPETC.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

V.CONDITIONSARELATINGTOMEASUREMENTSAND
PAYMENTS
THESEPERTAINTO
METHODOFMEASUREMENTOFCOMPLETEDWORKS
METHODOFPAYMENTSETC.

VI.CONDITIONSARELATINGTODEFAULTANDNON
COMPLETION
THESEPERTAINTO
FAILURETOCOMPLETETHEWORKINTIME
RIGHTTOSUSPENDTHEWORK
TIMEOFCOMPLETIONETC.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

VII.CONDITIONSARELATINGTOSETTLEMENTOFDISPUTE

THESEPERTAINTO

ARBITRATION
JURISDICTIONOFCOURTETC.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

B. TECHNICAL PROVISIONS

THESE SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIBE THE TECHNICAL

REQUIREMENTS OF EACH TYPE OF CONSTRUCTIONS. THE
TECHNICAL PROVISIONS CONTAIN DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING THE DESIRED QUALITY OF THE FINAL PRODUCT.
THE TECHNICAL PROVISIONS ARE OF THREE TYPES.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

I. SPECIFICATIONS FOR MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP

FOR MATERIALS THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES SHOULD BE

INCLUDED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES SUCH AS SIZE, SHAPE, GRADE,
STRENGTH, HARDNESS ETC.,
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE MATERIAL
ELECTRICAL, THERMAL AND ACOUSTICAL PROPERTIES
APPEARANCE OF THE MATERIAL
A CLEAR STATEMENT REGARDING THE INSPECTION
ANDAND PROCEDURE OF TEST OF THE MATERIAL.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

I. SPECIFICATIONS FOR MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP

FOR WORKMANSHIP, THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT FEATURES

SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS.

THE RESULTS DESIRED

THE TOOLS AND PLANTS TO BE ENGAGED
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CONSTRUCTION METHOD
FOR EACH ITEM
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING THE PROTECTION OF THE
FINISHED WORK AS WELL AS OF THE ADJACENT PROPERTY.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

II. SPECIFICATIONS FOR PERFORMANCE

THESE SPECIFICATIONS ARE WRITTEN FOR THE OVERALL

PERFORMANCE OF THE FINISHED PRODUCT AND HENCE
THEY ARE WRITTEN IF THE CONTRACT IS FOR THE SUPPLY
OF EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY SUCH AS PUMPS,
MOTORS ETC.
IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS, GENERAL DESCRIPTION, DESIGN
AND INSTALLATION AND GUARANTEE ETC., OF THE
EQUIPMENT ARE SPECIFIED.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

III. SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROPRIETARY COMMODITIES

COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS WHICH ARE STANDARDIZED OR
PATENTED ARE CALLED PROPRIETORY COMMODITIES.

THE SPECIFICATIONS WRITTEN FOR SUCH MATERIALS

SHOULD INCLUDE THE NAME OF A PARTICULAR BRAND OR
FIRM. (EG. SUN BRAND, EVEREST BRAND ETC.)
IT IS NOT DESIRABLE IN CASE OF PUBLIC WORKS TO
SPECIFY CERTAIN TRADE NAMES OR BRANDS TO AVOID
MONOPOLY AND FAVOURITISM
IT IS GENERAL PRACTICE TO SPECIFY THE SELECTED BRAND
AND THEN IT IS FOLLOWED BY THE PHRASE OR EQUAL.
TYPESOFSPECIFICATION

3. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS ARE SELDOM WRITTEN COMPLETELY FOR ALL ITEMS OF

THE WORK. IT IS POSSIBLE TO STANDARDIZE SPECIFICATIONS FOR MOST
OF THE ITEMS OCCURRING IN WORKS OF SIMILAR NATURE. HENCE
EVERY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PREPARES THE DETAILED
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE VARIOUS ITEMS OF WORKS AND GET THEM
PRINTED IN BOOK FORM UNDER THE NAME DETAILED STANDARD
SPECIFICATIONS. WHEN THE WORK, OR A STRUCTURE OR PROJECT IS
TAKEN UP, INSTEAD OF WRITING DETAILED SPECIFICATION EVERY TIME,
THE PRINTED STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS ARE REFERRED IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENT AND OTHER DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE
WORK. TAMILNADU PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT FOLLOWING THE
TAMILNADU BUILDING PRACTICE. THE CLAUSES OF INDIAN STANDARDS
(CODE OF PRACTICE). NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (NBC), HAND BOOK BY
NATIONAL BUILDING ORGANISATION (NBO) MAY BE ALSO REFERRED
WHILE WRITING SPECIFICATIONS.
PRINCIPLESOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

1. SUBJECT MATTER

THE SUBJECT MATTER OF SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD RELATE TO

THE INFORMATION REQUIRED AFTER THE CONTRACT IS
GIVEN TO A PARTICULAR CONTRACTOR. THE REQUIREMENTS
WHICH ARE TO BE ENFORCED SHOULD ONLY BE INCLUDED IN
THE SPECIFICATIONS.

2. GRAMMAR

ALL SENTENCES OF THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD COMPLY

WITH THE RULES OF GRAMMAR. THE STYLE AND TENSE
SHOULD REMAIN THE SAME THROUGHOUT.
PRINCIPLESOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

3. SELECTION OF WORDS

WHILE WRITING SPECIFICATIONS, ONLY SUITABLE WORKS

WITH DESIRED MEANING SHOULD BE USED. UNFAMILIAR
WORDS OR WORDS HAVING MORE THAN ONE MEANING
SHOULD NEVER BE USED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS.

4. ACCURACY

THE INFORMATION GIVEN IN THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD BE

COMPLETE AND CORRECT, OTHERWISE THE CONTRACTOR
MAY CLAIM FOR ANY EXTRA COST DUE TO DAMAGE
OCCURRED TO HIM BY THE MISLEADING INFORMATION
SUPPLIED BY THE SPECIFICATIONS.
PRINCIPLESOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

5. PRACTICAL LIMITS AND COMMERCIAL SIZES

THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD BE FRAMED KEEPING IN VIEW

THE PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS OF MATERIALS AND
WORKMANSHIP AND THEY SHOULD NOT SPECIFY PRACTICAL
IMPOSSIBILITIES. ALSO, THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD SPECIFY
USE OF COMMERCIAL SIZES AND PATTERNS OF THE
MATERIAL.

6. FAIRNESS

THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD BE FAIR AND THEY SHOULD

NOT BE FRAMED IN SUCH A WAY AS TO THROW ALL THE
RISKS ON THE SHOULDERS OF THE CONTRACTOR.
PRINCIPLESOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

7. BREVITY

THE SENTENCES OF THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD BE SHORT,

SIMPLE AND CONCISE. THIS IS ESSENTIAL AS THE MAIN
PURPOSE OF THE SPECIFICATIONS IS TO GIVE DIRECTIONS TO
THE CONTRACTOR AND THE SUPERVISING STAFF IN CARRYING
OUT THE CONSTRUCTION WORK.

8. ABBREVIATIONS

ONLY THOSE ABBREVIATION USED IN THE BUILDING

INDUSTRY WELL KNOWN TO BUILDING INDUSTRY SHOULD BE
USED.
PRINCIPLESOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

9. CONFLICTING REQUIREMNTS

THE SPECIFICATION SHOULD BE FRAMED IN SUCH A WAY

THAT NO CONFLICTS OF ANY TYPE OF RESULT.

EX PENETRATION OF THE PILE AND ITS BEARING CAPACITY

10. CLEARNESS

THE SPECIFICATION SHOULD BE CLEAR AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.

ITS MEANING SHOULD BE CLEAR NOT ONLY TO ENGINEER
AND ALSO TO OWNER AND CONTRACTOR.
IMPORTANTASPECTSOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

1. CHANGES : THE DESIGNER OF A SPECIFICATION SHOULD BE

GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE THE FIELD
APPLICATION OF HIS SPECIFICATION. SUCH PROCEDURE WILL
HELP IN INCREASING THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE DESIGNER TO
AND HE MAY UTILISE THIS KNOWLEDGE TO STRENGTHEN HIS
SPECIFICATION IN HIS FUTURE WORKS.

2. CLEANESS : THE DESIGN OF A SPECIFICATION SHOULD BE

SUCH THAT IT BRINGS THE LIMIT OF MISUNDERSTANDINGS
AND MISINTERPRETATIONS TO A MINIMUM. SUCH A DESIGN
WILL NATURALLY MINIMIZE THE CHANCES OF DISPUTE.
IMPORTANTASPECTSOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

3. COOPERATION : THE SPECIFICATION SHOULD BE DESIGNED

TO PROVIDE A MOTIVE OF COOPERATION BETWEEN
ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTOR.

4. COST: THE INITIAL COST OF A WELLDESIGNED

SPECIFICATION MAY PROVE TO BE MORE. BUT IT FORMS A
SMALL FRACTION OF COST INCURRED IN EXTRA CLAIMS,
DELAYS, DISPUTES AND BAD WORKMANSHIP DUE TO POORLY
DESIGNED SPECIFICATIONS.
IMPORTANTASPECTSOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

5. DESIGNER: THE SPECFICATIONS SHOULD BE DESIGNED BY A

COMPETENT PERSON POSSESING WIDE EXPERIENCE AND
HIGH ABILITY. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT FACTOR
INFLUENCING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF GOAL OF A
SPECIFICATION. IF THE WORK OF WRITING THE
SPECIFICATION IS ENTRUSTED TO A PROFESSIONAL MAN, IT
SIMPLY RESULTS INTO THE COPYING OF PARAGRAPHS FROM
THE EXISTING SPECIFICATIONS.

6. FLEXIBILITY: THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD NOT BE RIGID.

BUT THEY SHOULD BE DYNAMIC IN NATURE AND SHOULD BE
ADAPTABLE TO NEW INVENTIONS, TO NEW IDEAS AND TO
NEW METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION.
IMPORTANTASPECTSOFSPECIFICATIONWRITING

7. PRODUCT CONTROL: A WELLDESIGNED SPECIFICATION

AIMS AT PRODUCT CONTROL BY THE AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT
OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE AUTOMATION CAN ALSO BE
ADOPTED WITH ADVANTAGE TO ACHIEVE PRODUCT
CONTROL. THE ADVANTAGES OF PRODUCT CONTROL ARE
FEWER SAMPLES FOR TESTING, REDUCED COSTS, EARLY
COMPLETION AND UNIFORM WORK.
SOURCESOFINFORMATION

1. CONTRACT DRAWINGS: THE DRAFT DRAWINGS PREPARED

IN THE INITIAL STAGE OF THE PROJECT CONTAINS USEFUL
DETAILS WHICH ARE OF CONSIDERABLE ASSISTANCE TO
THE WRITER OF THE SPECFICATIONS.

2. PREVIOUS SPECFICATIONS: IN MAJORITY OF CASES, THE

SPECIFICATION OF THE EXECUTED JOBS OR UNDER
EXECUTION CAN BE USED AS BASIS FOR THE
PREPARATION OF NEW SPECIFICATIONS.

3. REQUIREMENTS OF OWNER: IF THE OWNER DESIRES TO

INCORPORATE CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS IN CONNECTION
WITH THE JOB, THE SAME SHOUL BE INCLUDED IN THE
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE WORK.
SOURCESOFINFORMATION

4. SITE INVESTIGATIONS: IT IS DESIRABLE THAT THE

SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDE THE FULLEST INFORMATION FOR
THE EXISTING SITE CONDITION SUCH AS EXTENT OF SITE
CLEARANCE WORK, SOIL CONDITION ETC.

5. STANDARD SPECFICATIONS: THE REFERENCE CAN BE MADE

TO THE RELEVANT STANDARD SPECFICATION AND THUS, IT
PERMITS A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN THE LENGTH OF
SPECIFICATION CLAUSES. IT AB BDPS THE MNTRACTOR IN
EASY UNDERSTANDING OF THE SPECIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS

6. TRADE CATALOGUES: FOR SPECFICATIONS OF THE

PROPRIETARY COMMODITIES, THE REFERENCE
CAN HE MADE TO THE CATALOGUES SUPPLIED BY THE
MANUFACTURER OF THAT ITEM.
ASSIGNMENTS

WRITE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING ITEM OF

WORKS (INDIVIDUAL WORK) SUBMISSION DATE 20/07/17

1. BRIEF SPECIFICATION FOR 1ST CLASS BUILDING REG NO

01 TO 06
2. BRIEF SPECIFICATION FOR 2ND CLASS BUILDING REG NO
06 TO 12
3. BRIEF SPECIFICATION FOR 3RD CLASS BUILDING REG NO
13 TO 18
4. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR EARTHWORK EXCAVATION
REG NO 19 TO 24
5. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR PLAIN CEMENT CONCRETE
REG NO 25 TO 30
6. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE
REG NO 31 TO 36
ASSIGNMENTS

WRITE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING ITEM OF WORKS

(INDIVIDUAL WORK) SUBMISSION DATE 20/07/17

1. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR FIRST CLASS BRICKWORK REG NO

37 TO 42
2. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR SECOND CLASS BRICKWORK REG
NO 43 TO 48
3. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR DAMP PROOF COURSE REG NO 49
TO 54
4. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR CERAMIC TILES/MARBLE FLOORING
AND DADOO REG NO 55 TO 60
5. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR WOODWORK FOR DOORS,
WINDOWS FRAMES AND SHUTTERS REG NO 61 TO 66
6. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR CEMENT PLASTERING, PAINTING
REG NO 67 TO 72
7. DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR WEATHERING COURSE IN TERRACE
REG NO 73 TO 76