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Coram: 2.Central Public Works Department. According to paragraph 13 of section 7 (dealing exclusively with promotions) of Volume I of the said CPWD Manual, (1970 Edition), diploma-holder Assistant Engineers are.years' service in the grade with outstanding record.” 4. On behalf of the appellants, it is not disputed that if the aforesaid paragraph 13 of the CPWD Manual has a valid application., diploma-holder Assistant Engineers would be eligible to be promoted to the post of Executive Engineer. However, Shri Ramamurthy on their behalf contended that the CPWD Manual cannot override 1954 Rules. Coram: 2.contractor in terms of the provisions of the CPWD Manual.
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Clause 7 of the said letter may in this connection be extracted:“7. If there is any increase or decrease in rate of material/labour.wages rates shall be reimbursed to us. (The labour components shall be 25% of the gross value of work done out or which 12% for unskilled labour and 13% shall be for skilled labour as per the CPWD Manual.”4.reimbursement only to escalation in the labour component as per the CPWD manual. The modification also stipulated that the labour component shall, for the purposes of reimbursement of escalation be. Cited By: 0.Executive Engineer, Rohtak without Test Check but no such details are maintained by them.
He further stated that the department is following CPWD manual and as per the manual the Executive Engineer is.be provided the relevant Page 1 of 2 extracts of the CPWD manual which permits the Executive Engineer to pass contractors bills without Test Check. Decision notice.: The CPIO is directed to provide the relevant extracts of the CPWD manual as requested above by the appellant within 07 days from the date of receipt of this order. Further, as agreed by the CPIO he.
Coram: 2.Department. It was also the stand of the respondents before the Tribunal that in the absence of any independent rules of the Flood Control Department, the CPWD manual was being followed.4.respondents, had agreed to rely upon the CPWD manual.5. Learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the respondents are not entitled to the benefit as per the award dated as.the respondents were not parties to the said award. Moreover, the CPWD manual was made applicable to the respondents only for specific clauses which is evident upon reading the settlement dated. Coram: 1.petitioner was ignored, he challenges the process of the IIT authorities. The petitioner accepts the position that under CPWD Works Manual (hereinafter referred to as CPWD Manual ) the.estimate as well as the likelihood of the work being awarded in accordance with Clause 19.4.3.2 of the CPWD Manual, would be known beforehand to the participating contractors. Mr RP.from the CPWD works Manual, the General Conditions of Contract are applicable for the works under the IIT.
Clause 19.4.3.2 of the CPWD Manual allows acceptance of tenders when the bids are within 10% of. Coram: 1.the petitioner was ignored, he challenges the process of the IIT authorities. The petitioner accepts the position that under CPWD Works Manual (hereinafter referred to as “ CPWD Manual”) the estimate of.the likelihood of the work being awarded in accordance with Clause 19.4.3.2 of the CPWD Manual, would be known beforehand to the participating contractors.4.
R.P Kakoti, on the other.General Conditions of Contract are applicable for the works under the IIT. Clause 19.4.3.2 of the CPWD Manual allows acceptance of tenders when the bids are within 10% of the revised estimate. Coram: 3.weight and without collecting samples to verify the unit weight at his level and made payments for the supplies contravening the provisions of para 10.2 of CPWD Manual Vol.II and thus failed to.perform duties assigned to him under para 4 Section 3 of CPWD Manual Vol.I (1986 Edition) and in para 42 of the CPWD code. The applicant denied the allegations through his.basis of recommendations made by the lower staff, who as per the CPWD Manual, were required to prepare and verify the relevant bills. In view of the applicant, it was the primary responsibility of. Coram: 1.the procedure and provision laid down in CPW Accounts Code as well as in CPWD Manual Vol-II with immediate effect. Chanda, learned counsel for the applicant submitted.total violation of the statutory provisions laid down in CPW accounts code as well as provision laid down in CPWD manual Vol-II by way of colourable exercise of his power and also with a view of.deliberately ignore and overlook the statutory provision laid down in CPW Accounts Code as well as statutory provision laid down in CPWD Manual Vol-II, more over the respondent No.
6 not entitled to. Learned counsel further submitted that the applicant is left with only 3 years and 5 months of service in his credit. As per the CPWD Manual 2013 Clause 12.5, sub-para-III, a.Clause K of the CPWD Manual which deals with transfer of Sr. Draftsman/ Draftsman, it has been mentioned in Sub Clause (1) of Clause K that Draftsman can be considered for transfer on their own request., the exercise of authority is not as per the CPWD Manual and therefore, applicant has approached this Tribunal for intervention. The court has taken into consideration.
The claim of the first respondent was rejected placing reliance on regulation No. 21.02 of the CPWD Manual. It was challenging Ext.P5 that, the first respondent had filed WPC.
According to the Asst. Solicitor General Shri.
Nagaresh who appears for the appellant, the learned Single Judge has interpreted clause 21.02 of the CPWD Manual, erroneously. It is placing a wrong.counsel, the workman in this case had been employed as the Chowkidar for the period from to 2.4.1988 Though Clause 21.02 of the CPWD Manual stipulates the procedure for terminating the services. Cited By: 0.representative. Recording the over time allowance to the chowkidar and other worker they will be given time as per CPWD Manual/Instructions received in the deptt. OA 813/2014 8. The uniforms will be issued as per CPWD Manual and instructions received. The management has already issued instructions for issue of soap and dusters to.the workmen according to the CPWD Manual (including the muster-roll employees).
The management has already issued instructions regarding Ad-hoc bonus to the employees. Coram: 1.under the provisions contained in para 19.1 of section 19 of the CPWD Manual, the abstract of which has been furnished in Annexure C to the counter affidavit of the State respondents. According to.him Section 19 of the old CPWD Manual is same to section 17 of the CPWD Works Manual 2007. All the tenderers, who participated in the tender process, applied for and obtained the tender papers in the.the old CPWD Manual. The respondent authorities have followed the CPWD Manual and no illegal, unreasonable, arbitrary and unfair action has been taken in rejecting the petitioner's tender and hence. Coram: 2.many times in the subsequent years 1977, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1993, 1997, 2002, 2007 and 2010 based on the market rates of materials and labour prevailing during the period.
The CPWD Manual is a.entered into between NBCC and FCI, it has been agreed that the works shall have to follow the CPWD Manual as amended from time to time and NBCC shall be paid 9% of the construction cost as remuneration.aforesaid terms and conditions between NBCC and FCI, the respondent is an agent of FCI and is required to call for tenders and contract and perform in accordance with the provisions of the CPWD Manual. 460/08-09 dated respectively and quash the eligibility criteria mentioned therein in so far as it is against the CPWD Manual 2007, and direct the respondent to permit the petitioner to.Department of Puducherry subject to meeting the eligibility criteria as laid down in any notice inviting tenders and the CPWD Manual 2003. The renewal of contract was issued by the Public Works Department.to as CPWD Manual 2003). The above criteria can be stated otherwise as provided in the mannual as follows:-(i) three similar works, each of value 40% of estimated cost. Coram: 4.working as Executive Engineer in PWD, 5th Division, New Delhi during 1.6.1992 to 1.6.1995, he violated certain provisions of the CPWD Manual Vol.2, 1988 edition, regarding obtaining revised.provisions of para 2.23.1 & 2.3 of CPWD Manual Vol.II (1988 edition). In connection with this work, Shri Prakash Chandra accorded technical sanction for Rs.1,49,700/- but accepted the tender for Rs.of para 2.38 of CPWD Manual Vo.II (1988 edition).
Article-II In connection with the work of Extra ordinary repairs to GBSS School No.II C-Block, Janak Puri (Sh:.- Chemical sealing of traps. Coram: 1.Rule 21 of CPWD Manual Volume-I when posted as Cashier, he ought to have been given a full three years term. However, vide impugned order he has been transferred after completion.Supreme Court judgments which lay down that if rules provide a tenure it must ordinarily be followed, especially since in Rule 21 of CPWD Manual the words are shall be posted for 3 years.
Respondents also pleaded that no provision of three years tenure was stipulated in his selection letter or letter of posting orders nor does such a provision exist in CPWD Manual-I, which. Cited By: 0.of CPWD Manual 2007. 10) The Agency should have successfully completed at least one work of similar nature costing over 73.75 lakhs each (80% of estimated cost put to tender) OR two works of similar.last date of issue of tender papers.
4In substance, the petitioner avers in the petition that CPWD Manual does not apply to the respondents. The notice of tender contravenes the mandate of CPWD Works.Manual, 2003 and 2007 ( for short ` CPWD Manual'). The Conditions No.9 and 10 under the tender notice are erroneous. The respondents do not have powers to impose such conditions. The Conditions being. Coram: 2.bank in the prescribed form B of CPWD Manual 2007.10) The Agency should have successfully completed at least one work of similar nature costing over 73.75 lakhs each (80% of estimated.simple rate of 7% per annum calculated from date of completion to last date of issue of tender papers.”In substance, the petitioner avers in the petition that CPWD Manual does not apply to.the respondents. The notice of tender contravenes the mandate of CPWD Works Manual, 2003 and 2007 (for short ‘ CPWD Manual’).
The Conditions No. 9 and 10 under the tender notice are erroneous. Coram: 1.lacks. The petitioner approached the respondent No.
3 at his office in New Delhi and submitted the application with full details indicating that according to paragraph 19.14 of the CPWD Manual which.separate specifications for the purpose of fixing eligibility criteria and is governed by specifications mentioned in the CPWD Manual. He has also pointed out that an agreement has been executed with.him wherein reference has been made to specifications mentioned in the CPWD Manual. The petitioner complied with the all other formalities and applied for issuance of tender form but the respondent. Coram: 1.the notice inviting tender and his tender having been found to be in order, there is no justification in not issuing the work order in his favour, as under the CPWD manual, which is applicable to the.interfered with. The further submission of the learned counsel for the petitioner is that under the instructions contained in the CPWD manual the work is to be allotted within 25 days from the date of., hence, the instructions contained in the said CPWD manual has been violated and consequently the work order dated 28.3.2005 issued in favour of the respondent No.
5 is illegal being contrary to the. Cited By: 0.the works were to be executed within a time limit of 240 days from the date of award of the tender.
The tender process relating to both the works was to be executed as per CPWD Manual. 9., therefore, the additional eligibility criterion is stated to be in tune with the provisions of CPWD Manual. This reason is also frivolous, unsustainable, and indefensible, because, CPWD Manual and.authority. The petitioners allege that considering the provisions of CPWD Manual, respondent No.2 has appropriately defined similar work to mean work relating to hydraulic and marine category in respect of.
Coram: 2./- and the works were to be executed within a time limit of 240 days from the date of award of the tender. The tender process relating to both the works was to be executed as per CPWD Manual.9., the additional eligibility criterion is stated to be in tune with the provisions of CPWD Manual. This reason is also frivolous, unsustainable, and indefensible, because, CPWD Manual and particularly.
The petitioners allege that considering the provisions of CPWD Manual, respondent No. 2 has appropriately defined “similar work” to mean “work relating to hydraulic and marine category” in respect of. As far as the second ground of challenge to the arbitral award is concerned, the arbitral award reasons (i) that the rates could not be determined as per the CPWD Manual since the same was.in reasoning that the CPWD Manual was not part of the contract and thus the price of the substituted items could not be assessed at the CPWD rates and had to be assessed at the market rate. It is.)-2007 and only if there is no rate of substituted item in the DSR-2007 also then as per the prevalent market rates.
It is argued that the CPWD Manual prescribes the rates for the substituted items in. Cited By: 0.the works were to be executed within a time limit of 240 days from the date of award of the tender. The tender process relating to both the works was to be executed as per CPWD Manual. 9., therefore, the additional eligibility criterion is stated to be in tune with the provisions of CPWD Manual.
This reason is also frivolous, unsustainable, and indefensible, because, CPWD Manual and.authority. The petitioners allege that considering the provisions of CPWD Manual, respondent No.2 has appropriately defined similar work to mean work relating to hydraulic and marine category in respect of.
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Coram: 1.provisions of section 19 of the said Act it appears that a nationalised bank is an autonomous body within the guidelines laid by the Reserve Bank of India and the Central Government, and the CPWD Manual, which.now the structure in the new Act being set up the question raised in the reply has absolutely no force.45. More so when the question of the application of CPWD Manual has been found.of the petitioner now remains confined to that which is independent of the contract and only seeks to enforce the norms set up by the Central Government in Central Public Works Department ( CPWD. Coram: 1.rejected by the respondents. It is further stated that according to CPWD Manual which is being followed by the State PWD a contractor cannot be allotted work whose rate is 5% below the justified.49,77,865 which is 1.579 above the justified estimated cost, and accordingly as per the provisions of the CPWD Manual, the respondent No. 2 has accepted his tender. It is further stated that after.Singh, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondents 1 and 2 submits that the Govt is following the CPWD Manual relating to the execution of contact works in the department.
It is submitted.
Contents. History Centralized public works in India can be traced to efforts of and Sir in the mid 19th century. Sir Arthur Cotton sums up the early policy of the East India Company rulers thus, Public works have been almost entirely neglected throughout India. The motto hitherto has been: Do nothing, have nothing done, let nobody do anything. Bear any loss, let the people die of famine, let hundreds of lakhs be lost in revenue for want of water or roads, rather than do anything. – Arthur Cotton (1854) Lord Dalhousie established the Central Public Works Department, and were among the earliest to be started.
Public Works Department was formally established in the year 1854 in the sixth year of Lord Dalhousie's tenure as Governor General. In the minutes of meeting held on 12 July 1854 the Governor General resolved that a central agency be provided by creating an office of Secretary to the Government of India in Department of Public Works.
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The note recorded by Lord Dalhousie was as under: “The organization of the Department of Public Works in the Indian Empire will be incomplete unless it shall be provided for the Supreme Government itself come agency by which it may be enabled to exercise the universal control confided to it over public works in India with the best of scientific knowledge with authority and system. The Government of India shall no longer be dependent on expedients, but should be provided with a permanent and highly qualified agency to assist in the direction of this important branch of public affairs.
I have, therefore, now to propose that such an agency should be provided by creating an office of the Secretary to Government of India in the Department of Public Works. The person who holds it should always be a highly qualified officer of the Corps of Engineers.” Colonel W.E. Baker of the Bengal Engineers was accordingly appointed first Secretary to the Department of Public Works, this is the genesis of the Central Public Works Department.
CPWD has PAN India presence and has ability to undertake construction of complex projects even in difficult terrain and maintenance in post construction stage. CPWD had been involved in construction of stadiums and other infrastructure requirements for Asian Games 1982 and Commonwealth Games 2010. Zeal and spirit of endeavour of CPWD officers have taken the organization beyond national boundaries.
CPWD had also constructed the Afghan Parliament Building. Functions of CPWD Following are the core functions of CPWD. Design, construction and maintenance of Central Government non- residential buildings other than those for Railways, Communications,Atomic Energy, Defense Services, All India Radio, Doordarshan and Airports (IAAI & NAA). Construction and maintenance of residential accommodation meant for Central Government Employees. Construction works for Central Police Organizations i.e. CRPF, CISF, BSF, and ITBP as well as maintenance of assets of CRPF and CISF assigned to CPWD.
Construction works for establishments under the Cabinet Secretariat i.e. SSB, SIB etc. Construction works for public sector undertakings not having their engineering organization, other Government Organisations, Autonomous bodies and institutions as deposit work.
“Deposit Works” are such works, which are undertaken at the discretion of the Director General, CPWD for which the outlay is provided wholly or in part from. a) Funds of a public nature but not included in the financial estimates and accounts of the Union of India. b) Contributions from the public. Providing consultancy services in planning, designing and construction of civil engineering projects, as and when required by public undertaking and other autonomous bodies. Construction of Embassy and other buildings / projects abroad at the request of Ministry of External Affairs and other Ministries. Defence / Security related works assigned by the government such as border fencing & flood lighting works and Indo China Border Road Works (ICBR). Construction of roads under PMGSY and RSVY programme.
To undertake works under PPP/Alternate Funding mode. Delhi PWD The Public Works Department of Government of Delhi is manned by officers of CPWD, who are engaged in construction and maintenance of residential and non- residential buildings, roads (excluding those under Municipal Corporation) in the state of Delhi. Consultation & advisory functions The Director General of CPWD functions as Technical Advisor to the Government of India and is consulted in various technical matters relating to construction and maintenance. The Ministry of External Affairs consults CPWD with regard to construction and maintenance of the Embassy buildings abroad. As Technical Advisor to the Government of India, the Director General of CPWD or his nominee is associated with technical bodies and / or Standing Committees of various Institutions and Organisations. CPWD officers batch with the President of India at the end of Foundation Training The recruitment as entry level for middle management is made through (ESE) conducted.
Only top candidates in ESE get a chance to join CPWD strictly on merit basis. During probation period, the selected candidates undergo rigorous training of 35 weeks at National CPWD Academy situated in Ghaziabad (U.P). Which transforms them into competent Architects/Engineers cum bureaucrats. During the normal career progression one rises to Chief Architect/Engineer, then to Additional Director General and further to Special Director General. The apex level post in CPWD is of Director General, CPWD who also acts as technical advisor to the Government of India. Recently the Government of India has given the approval for creation of one more post of Director General (Planning).
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So from now onwards CPWD has two Director General Posts. The job in CPWD is challenging yet rewarding. With pan India presence, CPWD has been involved in construction of strategically important mega projects all over the country including border areas. CPWD is well known for quality construction and timely completion of projects following which it has huge list of successful projects and departments as well as clients which it has served.
There are three cadres in CPWD: 1) CAS (Central Architecture Services). President of India interacting with CPWD Officers 2) CES (Central Engineering Services) for Civil Engineers 3) CEMES (Central Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Services) for Mechanical & Electrical Engineers These are Group A Civil Services.
(List of all Group A Civil Services: ) Upon confirmation of service, a CPWD officer through Engineering Services Exam serves as an Assistant Executive Engineer for a period of 4 years which include 35 weeks of Foundation Training at the National CPWD Academy, Ghaziabad. In field, an Assistant Executive Engineer heads the entire Sub-Division. After the completion of 4 years, the officer is promoted to the grade of Executive Engineer which is equivalent to the Under Secretory to Government of India. Executive Engineer is the most challenging post in CPWD as the entire burden of the project is on him. Training. Academic block National CPWD Academy is a Training Institute of Central Public Works Department (CPWD) which primarily focuses on the training needs of Group ‘A’ officers of CPWD.
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Originally a training cell was set up in New Delhi in year 1965 for foundation training of Group ‘A’ officers. This training cell was developed into a full-fledged Training Institute at Ghaziabad which started functioning in 1995. The CPWD training Institute was renamed as National CPWD Academy in the year 2016.
The National CPWD Academy looks after the training needs of Engineers, Architects, Horticulturists all across the country. The main academy is located at Kamla Nehru Nagar, Hapur Road, Ghaziabad (U.P.). Regional Training Institutes are located in the four metros i.e.
New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. The National CPWD Academy is located in a lush green, serene, salubrious and pollution free environment spread over 30 acres of land in Kamla Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad nearly 6 km (3.7 mi). From Ghaziabad Railway Station, 30 km (19 mi). From New Delhi Railway Station and about 50 km (31 mi) from Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. Campus road The academy imparts training/refresher courses in all the aspects of public works.
The academy conducts training programs, workshops, brain-storming sessions, seminars etc. To upgrade the techno-managerial skills of CPWD officers as well as officers of other Central Government Departments, State Governments and PSUs etc.
The training programs are conducted in diverse streams such as Civil Engineering, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, IT Applications and Management Techniques. A number of new courses on Green Buildings, their rating system and certification, energy efficient buildings, conservation of heritage buildings etc. Have been introduced to cater to the current changing construction scenario.
Hostel room. To train each and every employee from his induction into the department till the end of his career with an endeavour to ensure that the employees get a chance to participate in a properly structured training process to realize their full potential. To ensure that the officers are kept abreast with the changing technological scenario through refresher training courses to update their knowledge base towards emerging technologies & innovative materials.
Enable CPWD management to implement and execute its Human Resources strategic objectives. Develop skills and competence in the workplace. Other accolades Centre of Excellence for Green Building Construction.
Billiard table The Academy has achieved the distinction of being declared as “Centre of Excellence” by MNRE for promoting Green Building Construction. National Resource Institute for participation in NPCBEERM The Academy has been enlisted by MHA as National Resource Institute to participate in NPCBEERM (National Programme for capacity building of Engineers in Earthquake Risk Management).
National Resource Institute for Capacity Building under “Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan” National CPWD Academy has also been declared National Resource Institute for Capacity building in Access Audit under “Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan” by Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment. Aerial view of football field Regional Training Institutes (RTIs) To cater the training needs of Group B & C officials of the department, four Regional Training Institutes are functioning at following locations:. Northern Region - R.K.Puram, New Delhi. Western Region - New Marine Lines, Mumbai. Eastern Region - Salt Lake City, Kolkata.
Southern Region - Besant Nagar, Chennai These institutes conduct training courses for Group B & C officials. Workers Training Centres at above locations are also part of Regional Training Institutes. Workers Training Centres impart skill improvement training to workers in various trades like mason, carpenter, plumber, mali, electrician, wireman etc. (erstwhile Group D staff). The skill development courses for workers are also conducted in association with Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC). After completion of the training, certification of the workers is also done through IGNOU. Designations and career progression The various posts held by CPWD Gazetted Officers directly recruited through Engineering Services Examination is given in the table below.