Indian Punjab B&R Code (PWD)

PUNJAB PWD (B&R)

Nirman Bhawan, C-Block, Mini Secretariat, Patiala

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Section Contents

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I The particulars of organization, functions and duties

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II The powers and duties of officers and employees of the PWD

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III The procedures followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability

34-39

IV The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions

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V The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging is functions

117

VI Statement of categories of documents held / under control

118

VII The particulars of any arrangement that exist for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of the policy or implementation thereof

119

VIII A Statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public

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IX Directories of its officers and employees

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X Monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.

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XI Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made.

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XII The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.

155

XIII Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it.

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XIV Details in respect of information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form.

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XV The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use.

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XVI The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers.

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XVII Other information as may be prescribed and thereafter update these publications every year.

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SECTION - I

The particulars of organization, functions and duties FUNCTIONS

The object of carving out of the Punjab Public Work Department is to execute public works

of paramount importance and take up developmental activities in the State pertaining to

construction of roads, bridges, buildings & electrical installations in a professional manner.

To cope with the ever expanding activities it has become essential and imperative to expand

the organizational set up. Briefly the main functions of the Building & Roads Department are

as under:-

1. Construction and Maintenance of Roads out of the State Funds.

2. Construction and Maintenance of National Highways and improvement of Roads of Strategic importance out of funds arranged by Govt. of India, Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport & Highways, New Delhi.

3. Construction and Maintenance of village link roads with allied small Bridges and Culverts out of funds arranged by Punjab Mandi Board and Market Committees.

4. Construction and improvement of Roads and Bridges out of loans arranged from HUDCO, NABARD, BOND Schemes and PIDB funds.

5. Construction and improvement of State Highways, MDRs and ODRs with the funds arranged from centrally sponsored schemes under Central Road Funds (CRF) and Inter State Connectivity & Economic Importance (ISC & EI) Scheme.

6. Construction and Maintenance of Govt. Buildings for multifarious department of Punjab Govt. out of funds administered by the respective departments.

ORGANIZATION Presently the Administrative Department is headed by an officer of an IAS cadre

designated as Secretary to Govt. of Punjab having its independent Secretariat with allied

officers and concomitant staff. In order to carry out the works in field the department is run

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by the following five Chief Engineers (Civil) with centrally located Head Quarter at Patiala

and One Chief Engineer (Electrical & Building) with Head Quarter at Chandigarh:-

1. Chief Engineer (I.P.)

He is Incharge of infrastructure projects funded by PIDB; besides incharge of

Gazetted Establishment (except Electrical and Mechanical personnel).

2. Chief Engineer (N.H.) Presently this post is headed by an officer of the rank of Superintending

Engineer(I.P.) in addition to his own duties. He is incharge of National Highways in

the State of Punjab for on- going World Bank Projects, BOT Projects, State National

Highway Projects and Inter State Connectivity & Economic Importance (ISC & EI)

Scheme.

3. Chief Engineer (North)

He is incharge of Plan Roads/Link Roads and all the Government Buildings falling

under the jurisdiction of Patiala-I/Patiala-II/Chandigarh/Pathankot/Hoshiarpur Circles

of PWD B&R; besides he is incharge of Non-Gazetted Establishment (except

Electrical & Mechanical personnel).

4. Chief Engineer (South)

He is incharge of Plan Roads/Link Roads and all the Government Buildings falling

under the jurisdiction of Faridkot / Ferozepur and Bathinda Circles of PWD B&R.

Superintending Engineer, Traffic Engineering Cell and Director Research & Design

also works under him.

5. Chief Engineer (Central)

He is inchage of all Plan Roads / Link Roads and all the Government Buildings of

Ludhiana/Jalandhar-I/Jalandhar-II/Sangrur & Amritsar Circles. Presently this post is

lying vacant and the Chief Engineer (North) holds the charge of this post.

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6. Chief Engineer (Electrical & Building) He is incharge of Building works, supervision, execution and maintenance of

Electrical wing in whole of Punjab, Electrical Circle (North) Chandigarh, Elect. Circle

(South) Patiala & Mech. Circle Patiala & incharge of Gazetted & Non-Gazetted

establishment of Electrical & Mech. Wings in Punjab PWD (B&R). Presently this post

is vacant and the Superintending Engineer, Construction Circle, Chandigarh holds the

additional charge of this post.

Besides there is one Administrative Officer from PCS cadre, one Registrar looking

after 14 correspondence branches each headed by the Superintendent and equal

number of drawing branches headed by a Circle Head Draftsman to look after their

day to day work. The Accounts Cell in the Head Office is headed by a representative

of the Finance Department, with the designation of Joint Controller (F&A). The

Executive Engineers/Assistant Engineers look after the works of

Design/Planning/Quality Control/Planning and Procurement Cell etc. in the Head

Office.

The following officers act directly under the control of Administrative Department:-

1. Director Quality Control and Chief Vigilance Officer of the rank of Superintending

Engineer, assisted by two Executive Engineers and few Sub-Divisional Engineers

for ensuring quality control over execution of works in the field properly

according to the PWD/MORT&H Specifications. In addition, the designated officer

is charged with the responsibility of looking into the complaints with regard to

any shortcomings or imperfections in the execution of work.

2. Joint Secretary of the rank of Superintending Engineer is entrusted with the duty

of arranging funds and monitoring the progress of works in general and PMGSY

in particular.

DUTIES

1. Secretary to Govt. of Punjab

He is Secretary of the administrative department to ensure proper, adequate and

efficient administration owing allegiance to the H.E. Governor departmental set up in

hierarchy. In order to perform his duties he is assisted by following set up:-

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(i) Chief Engineer – He is to discharge his duties as professional Head of B&R

department and to render professional advice to the Govt. in relating to all

matters on which his advice is desired. He is to monitor the Budget

Estimates, allotment and expenditure on works in progress and to suggest

any appropriation of funds depending upon requirement intimated to him by

the Superintending Engineers working under him. The Chief Engineer is at

liberty to correspond with all heads of departments on all matters in regard

to details of buildings or other works concerning them.

(ii) Superintending Engineer – He is responsible to the Chief Engineer for

administration and general professional control of Public Works, incharge of

officers of the department within his circle. He is to inspect the state of

various works in his circle and to satisfy himself that system of management

prevailing is efficient and economical and that there is no accumulation of

stock in any of the Divisions under his control beyond its requirements. He

will inspect each Division in his circle at least once in a year to examine initial

account and various other registers, mode of preparation of estimates,

contract agreements, contractor account and system of recording plans and

paper and office work in general. Further it is incumbent on the

Superintending Engineer to apprise the Chief Engineer of any serious and

glaring irregularities or other matter of importance noticed during inspection

or on which his orders are required. Besides, he is to keep a rapport with the

Executive Engineers with regard to control over accounts and audit inspection

reports. The S.E. is responsible for the Engineering character of every work

which he approves and submit any report, design, estimate or other

documents to the Chief Engineer, in particular to the suitability of design and

reasonableness of the rates and proper checking of the estimates compared

to the drawings. Besides a Superintending Engineer is required to proceed to

the site in his circle to report any important design or work or any serious

accident or threatened danger to the works.

(iii) Executive Engineer – The Executive Engineer is immediately responsible

for proper maintenance of all works in his charge and for the preparation of

projects, designs and estimates, whether for new works or repairs. It is also

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a part of his duty to organise and supervis the execution of works and to see

that those works are suitably and economically carried out with material of

good quality. Immediately on completion of the work the Executive Engineer

is required to close accounts and to prepare completion reports. The

Executive Engineer is a primary Drawing and Disbursing Officer. He is placed

in account with the Treasury by the Accountant General of the State. He is

required to draw money from the Treasury by presenting cheques and pay

bills to meet with his just requirements and not to keep in his chest any

money in excess of his immediate requirements. He is required to render

account of all the transactions of the month to the Accountant General. In

order to enable him to discharge his responsibilities he is provided with a

Divisional Accounts Officer owing his three fold duties, as compiler of the

accounts, as primary auditor to exercise certain checks over sanctions and to

act as financial assistant to the Executive Engineer. The Executive Engineer is

required to apprise the Superintending Engineer in the event of probability of

excess over the estimates and to seek for order of Superintending Engineer

on important matters. The Executive Engineer is further expected to inspect

each of the Sub-Divisions annually and to suggest measures for improvement

in accounts. He is to suggest measures for protection of buildings and works

and to prevent encroachments on Government lands in his charge. The

Executive Engineer in addition to his other duties is also Ex-officio

Professional Advisor of all departments of the administration within the limits

of his charge.

(iv) Sub-Divisional Engineer – He is responsible to the Executive Engineer for

management and execution of works within his Sub-Division and is Executive

Engineer’s assistant, charged with getting the work executed in accordance

with sanctioned estimates, specifications and drawings. In case of original

works, the SDE is to check in variably himself all the Nishans and to see that

those are correctly given. He is to check the foundation of all the important

Bridges and Buildings and under ground works. He is required to ensure that

the measurements of the works done or recorded in the measurement books

promptly and to remain in constant and close touch with day to day work of

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the Junior Engineers. His detailed duties are codified in Para 5.5 of the B&R

Manual of Orders.

(v) Junior Engineer – In the B&R department, it is the smallest working unit

known as “Section” incharge of a Junior Engineer whose principle functions

and duties are to prepare petty requisitions and plans and estimates for

Special Repairs and additions and alterations, to supervise actual execution of

Buildings and Roads works and repairs in his section, to take measurements

of the works and to assist the Sub-Divisional Engineer in measurements or

check measurements. He is also required to keep a vigilant control over

expenditure and report progress of works to the Sub-Divisional Engineer. His

detailed duties are codified in Para 5.6 of B&R Manual of Orders.

Note:- The duties of the other Ministerial Staff are codified in Chapter-5 of the B&R Manual of Orders.

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The powers and duties of officers and employees of the PWD

The duties of the various officers & employees of PWD (B&R) Department are as under:- Chief Engineer.

The duties of the Chief Engineer are given in the paragraphs 1.43 to 1.48 of

PWD Code and are as under:-

1.43 The Chief Engineer is the administrative and professional head of the Branch

of the Department in his charge, and is responsible for the efficient working

of his branch. He is also the responsible professional adviser of Government

in all matters relating to his charge or on which his advice may be desired.

He is required to bring clearly, and faithfully before Government all subjects

reserved for its decision or for that of the Central Government.

1.44 It is duty of the Chief Engineer to arrange removals, transfers and postings of

Superintending Engineers and Divisional Officers and transfers of other

gazetted officers from one Circle (or Division in the case of the Electricity

Branch) to another.

In the Electricity Branch it is also the duty of the Chief Engineer to arrange

removals, transfers and postings of other establishment within the Branch

except the Divisional Accountants.

The Chief Engineer, Electricity Branch, is also authorized to make inter-

divisional transfers of posts of clerks, Line Superintendents, Overseeers

within the Branch in emergent cases and as a temporary measure, provided

that –

(a) temporary posts created for a brief period for a special purpose are not transferred;

(b) in the event of the abolition of a Division or a Sub-Division the effect on the strength of the other non-gazetted establishment in the Branch shall be reported to government with such observations as the Chief Engineer may consider necessary; and

(c) when a post has been specifically refused in any particular unit a corresponding post is not created in that unit by transfer from elsewhere.

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The Chief Engineer Electricity Branch, is also responsible to fix headquarters

of subordinates not in Sub-Divisional charge and of the Traveling Audit

parties employed to audit locally the revenue accounts of the various Sub-

Divisions in the Branch.

1.45 The Chief Engineer will exercise a concurrent control with the Audit Officer

over the duties of the officers of the department in connection with the

maintenance of the accounts and will give all legitimate support to the Audit

Officer in enforcing strict attention to the regulations concerning the

disbursement of money, the custody of stores and the submission of

accounts. He has no authority over the audit officer in regard to audit

matters, but has a claim on him for assistance and advice in matters relating

to accounts and finance. At the same time the Chief Engineer should arrange

that the Audit Officer is kept fully cognizant of all proceedings and proposals

to enable the latter to fulfill his functions.

1.46 The Chief Engineer will prepare annually the portion of the budget estimates

relating to the works under his control and as soon as possible after the close

of each year, a report of the progress made during that period on the public

works under his charge, giving a brief but clear account of the operations of

the department.

1.47 It is the duty of the Chief Engineer to see that the budget allotments of the

year are fully expended in so far as is consistent with general economy and

the prevention of large expenditure in the last months of the year for the sole

purpose of avoiding lapses. He will ensure that any money which is not likely

to be needed during the year is promptly surrendered so as to allow of its

appropriation, for other purposes by the proper authority.

1.48 A Chief Engineer may correspond direct with the heads of departments on all

matters relating to details of buildings or works appertaining to those

departments. A statement of the financial and miscellaneous powers of the

Chief Engineer is given in paragraphs 5.30 and 5.31.

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Superintending Engineer.

The duties of the Superintending Engineer are given in the paragraphs 1.49 to 1.57 of

PWD Code and are as under:-

1.49 The administrative unit of the department in the Circle, in charge of a

Superintending Engineer who is responsible to the Chief Engineer for the

administration and general professional control of public works in charge of

officers of the department within his Circle.

1.50 It is the duty of the Superintending Engineer to inspect the state of the

various works within his Circle, and to satisfy himself that the system of

management prevailing is efficient and economical that the different articles

in stock are duly verified according to the rules laid down, and that there is

no accumulation of stock in any division beyond its requirements. He is also

responsible that no delay is allowed to occur in the submission of Completion

Reports (or completion statements) where necessary. (see paragraph 2.122).

1.51 The Superintending Engineer is required to ascertain and report on the

efficiency of the subordinate office and petty establishments, and to see that

the staff employed in each Division is actually necessary and adequate for its

management. He will also examine the condition of surveying and

mathematical instruments at the headquarters of Divisions. He will inspect

each Divisional Office in his Circle at least once a year to examine initial

accounts, accounts of stock, tools and plant and stock manufacture, registers

of work and other divisional books, mode of preparation of estimates,

contract agreements, contractors accounts, system of recording plans and

papers, and office work generally.

In the Buildings and Roads Branch, the Superintending Engineer should

submit invariably a report to the Chief Engineer intimating whether the

inspection discloses any serious irregularities or other matters of importance,

which the Superintending Engineer considers should be brought to the notice

of the Chief Engineer, or on which orders are required.

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In the Electricity Branch, inspection of the Divisional Offices is made annually

by the Chief Engineer who also deals with his Inspection Reports finally.

1.52. Although the Audit Officer is required to make inspections of the account

offices of disbursing officers, this does not relieve the Superintending

Engineer from responsibility for the maintenance of the authorized system of

accounts throughout his Circle. The Audit Officer and the Superintending

Engineer should assist each other in rendering the management of the

accounts of the department as perfect as possible. The Superintending

Engineer should also examine the books of Divisional Officers and their

subordinates, and see that matters relating to the primary accounts are

attended to personally by the Divisional and Sub Divisional Officers and that

the accounts fairly represent the progress of each work. It will also be his

duty to examine the registers of works, so as to keep a vigilant watch over

the rates of work and when he considers it neecssa4ry, he may require a

Divisional Officer to report to him monthly or at longer intervals on a Works

Slip, P.W.A. Form No. 39, the total expenditure to date under each sub-head

of a work compared with the sanctioned estimate. It will thus be seen that it

rests with the Superintending Engineer to investigate excesses over sub-

heads with a view to deciding whether or not a revised estimate will be

required for the work. When a revised estimate is required it will also devolve

on the Superintending Engineer to see that it is submitted in due time to the

sanctioning authority. (See paragraphs 1.70 and 2.117)

1.53. (1) Superintending Engineers are empowerd to transfer and post all members

of establishment within their Circles except Divisional Officers and

Accountants. They may arrange among themselves for transfers of non-

gazetted establishment not borne on Circle cadres their respective Circle

between and when the arrangements are complete, they will recommend to

the Chief Engineers the proposed transfer of such establishment from their

Circles, as also those of gazetted officers.

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(2) They may fix the headquarters of Overseers and Subordinates not in Sub-

Divisional charge.

(3) They should see that the Circle and Divisional scales of office and petty

establishments are not exceeded without proper authority.

1.54 (1) Superintending Engineers are responsible for the engineering character of

every work which they approve and, in submitting any report, design,

estimate, or other document to the Chief Engineer will invariably state their

own opinion and recommendations on the subject, in particular as to the

suitability of the designs and the reasonableness of the rates. They should

also have estimates checked and compared with the drawings.

(2) Superintending Engineers may be required to exercise, in addition to their

ordinary duties, supervision over Local Fund expenditure in communication

with the Civil Officers.

1.55 Besides regular tours of inspection, it is the duty of Superintending Engineers

to proceed o any place in their Circles to report on any important design or

work, or any serious accident or threatened danger connected with the works

within their charge.

1.56 The supervision and control of the assessment of revenue from irrigation and

navigation works within his Circle will rest with the Superintending Engineer.

1.57 A Superintending Engineer is authorized to correspond direct with any of the

local authorities, civil or military within his Circle. He will address General

Officers Commanding Divisions or Brigades through their Staff Officers and all

other officers direct.

Divisional Officer / Executive Engineer.

The duties of the Divisional Officer / Executive Engineer are given in the paragraphs

1.59 to 1.77 of PWD Code and are as under:-

1.58 The Executive unit of the Department is the Division, in charge of a Divisional

Officers who is usually an Executive Engineer, an is responsible to the

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Superintending Engineer for the execution and management of all works

within his Division.

1.59 A Divisional Officer can receive positive orders only from his own

departmental superiors the head of the Administration, or other Civil Officers

duly authorized.

1.60 Divisional Officers are responsible that proper measures are taken to

preserve all the buildings and works in their Divisions, and to prevent

encroachment on Government lands in their charge. They should keep

accurate plans of all Government lands, take care that their subordinates

make themselves acquainted with the boundaries and see that they are

maintained.

1.61 Every Divisional Officer is required to report immediately by telegram direct

to the Chief Engineer and also to the Superintending Engineer any serious

accident or unusual occurrence resulting in a serious injury to, or death of,

any person or damage to any work or crop connected with his Division. The

telegram should be confirmed by letter stating the action taken by the

Divisional Officer (See also paragraphs 2.101)

1.62 Divisional Officers may transfer establishment other than Sub Divisional

Officers, Deputy Collectors and Accountants. Within their respective Divisions

without reference to higher authority. Such transfers will be reported in the

ordinary course to the Superintending Engineer.

1.63 Divisional Officers are immediately responsible for the proper maintenance of

all work in their charge and for the preparation of projects and of designs

and estimates, whether for new works or repairs. It is also part of their

duties to organize and supervise the execution of works and to see that they

are suitably and economically carried out with materials of good quality.

1.64 Divisional Officers are strictly prohibited from commencing the construction

of any work or expending public funds without the sanction of competent

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authority; also from making of permitting any material deviations from any

sanctioned design in the course of execution without specific authority, or in

case of emergency, when the change should be forthwith reported to the

Superintending Engineer.

1.65 Immediately a work is finished, it is the duty of the Divisional Officer to close

the accounts and to prepare the completion report if required by the rules in

paragraphs 2.122.

1.66 Divisional Officers will take the necessary steps for obtaining cash for the

works under their control, and will keep their accounts and submit them

punctually to the audit office under the rules for the time being in force. In

their arrangements for account keeping they will exercise a thorough and

efficient control and check over their Divisional Accountants. They will also,

before submitting the monthly accounts, carefully examine the books, returns

and papers from which the same are compiled.

1.67 The Divisional Officer is responsible for the correctness, in all respects, of the

original records of cash and stores, receipts and expenditure and for seeing

that complete vouchers are obtained. The Divisional Accountant is

responsible to the Divisional Officer for the correct compilation of the

accounts of the Division from the data supplied to him.

The Divisional Officer is responsible that his accounts are regularly posted

from day to day and that the Accountant carries out his duties regularly and

punctually. The relative position of a Divisional Accountant to the Divisional

Officer in respect of accounts is analogous to that of a Sub Divisional Officer

to a Divisional Officer in respect of works, and the responsibilities of the

latter for the work of the Divisional Accountant are similar to those which

attach to him in respect of the execution of works in the charge of other

subordinates.

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1.69. Relates to PWD (Irrigation) Branch.

1.70. The Divisional Officer is held primarily responsible for affording information of

the probability of excess over the estimated cost of work, and is expected not

to allow any delay to occur in reporting any such probability to the

Superintending Engineer. Immediately it becomes apparent that, whether

from excess of certain rates or from departure from a design or any other

cause, the estimated cost of a work is likely to be exceeded, the Divisional

Officer is bound to report the fact forthwith to the Superintending Engineer,

describing the nature and cause of the probable excess and asking for

orders. This report should be made on the works Slip P.W.A. Form No. 39.

The Divisional Officers must also submit the Works Slip, with such

explanation as will enable the Superintending Engineer to pas orders on the

case, on the occurrence, or the probability of the occurrence, of any

irregularity in the rate or cost of a sub-head. All important liabilities not

brought to account should also be noted on the Works Slips.

It will not be necessary for the Divisional Officer to submit the Works Slip in

cases in which he can finally pass excesses over estimates under Serial No.

27 of paragraph 20.15 B.F.P..

1.71 The Divisional Officer is responsible that the surveying and mathematical

instruments in his Division are properly cared for, and will report on their

condition to the Superintending Engineer at the end of each working season.

Any injury to the instruments due to neglect or carelessness should be made

good at the expense of the officer or subordinates responsible for the

damage.

1.72 It will be the duty of the Divisional Officer to furnish Treasury and Sub-

Treasury Officers, after due inspection, with the certificate prescribed in

Article 9 of the Resource Manual as to the security of strong rooms used or

proposed to be used for the storage of coin.

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1.73 The Divisional Officer will be required to inspect at least once a year and to

report on and suggest measures for the protection of any public monument

or building of architectural or historical interest, whether public or private

property other than those protected by the Central Government, which

appears likely to fall into decay, and he will be held responsible for any

neglect or destruction which he has failed to report. In the case of private

property it will be for the Provincial Government to decide what steps, if any,

are to be taken to obviate further neglect or destruction.

1.74 The Divisional Officer, in addition to his other duties, will consider himself to

be the ex-officio Professional advisor of all departments of the Administration

within the limits of his charge. He will transact business of this sort with the

chief military of civil authorities within his Division, but it is incumbent on him

to see that no undue formalities or comparatively unessential projects are

allowed to interfere with the performance of those duties which are

necessary or urgent.

1.75 Divisional Officers may, where the services of any officer of the Military

Engineer Services are not available, be called upon by General Officers

Commanding Divisions or Brigades to be members of committees appointed

to select sites and determine general boundaries of cantonments.

1.76 At stations where there are no Ordnance or Military Works workshops,

repairs to ambulance wagons and tongas will be carried out by the Public

Works Department.

1.77 Divisional Officers will address Commanding Divisions, Brigades of Stations

through their Staff Officers.

Sub Divisional Officer The duties of the Sub Divisional Officer are given in the paragraphs 1.78 to 1.79 of PWD

Code and are as under:-

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1.78 The Division is divided into Sub Division in charge of Sub Divisional Officers

who may be Executive Engineers, Assistant Executive Engineers, Assistant

Engineers or where no such officers are available, Engineer Subordinates or

Zilladars; they are responsible to the Divisional Officer for the management

and execution of works within their Sub Divisions and are his assistants.

No Sub-Division can be constituted in the first instance without the sanction

of Government.

1.79 In future Executive Sub Division of the kind referred to in the latter part of

the first works Account Code should not be instituted except under the orders

of the Superintending Engineer who should in each case record the reasons

for his action in writing, forwarding a copy to the Chief Engineer, for

information.

Sectional Officer The smallest working unit in the B&R Branch is known as ‘Section’ in the charge of a

Sectional Officer whose principal functions are as under:-

• To prepare petty requisitions and plans and estimates for special repairs and

additions and alterations.

• To give Nishans for works to be done in his section.

• To carry out survey and leveling work when required to do so.

• To supervise the actual execution of building and road works and repairs in his

section done through the contractors or by daily labour and to see that they are

executed in accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the

competent authority for the said work with sound materials. He shall maintain

the Register of progress and instructions on all major works and present them to

all inspecting officers on their visits for recording their orders, if any.

• To make arrangements for adequate strength of labour at economical rates

within the sanctioned rates when a work is required to be done departmentally.

• To maintain accounts of all the stock and T&P in his charge, their receipts and

issues and to maintain register of materials at site.

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• To take measurements of works and to assist the Sub-Divisional Officer or

Executive Engineer in measurements or check-measurement of works.

• To record, in time, the measurements of small works below foundations. In case

of large works, to get the work measured up, in time, from the Sub-Divisional

Officer, before such works get covered over.

• To prepare running bills of all works and final bills of such works as cost less

than one lakh of rupees and to submit them to the S.D.O.

• To put up measurement books regularly to his Sub-Divisional Officer for order of

payment at least twice a month.

• To supervise labour employed on daily wages and to submit labour reports daily

to the S.D.O. and to supervise the regular gangs and to check their attendance

on his visits to roads under his charge.

• To prepare, maintain and submit in time all rolls of work-charged establishment

and to make payments to work-charged establishment and permanent gangs on

behalf of and under the instructions of the Sub-Divisional Officer when required

to do so.

• To keep a vigilant control over expenditure and report progress of work to his

S.D.O. either daily or periodically as may be ordered.

• To report to the S.D.O. immediately occurrence of any serious accidents etc. in

his section and to ensure that no damage takes place to the Government

property in his charge.

• To check the Visitors register of all rest houses in his charge at least once a

month and to receive collections of rents etc. from Chowkidars of rest-houses for

depositing them in the Sub Divisional Office.

• To keep Government land property free from encroachments and to promptly

bring to the notice of his Sub Divisional Officer in writing when any

encroachment temporary or permanent is threatened or actually takes place.

• To check (count, weigh or measure, as the case may be) each half year, all the

stores in his charge and to prepare half yearly distribution list for stock and

yearly for T&P showing the closing balances and to certify distinctly that he has

checked the stores, recording the result of such a check.

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• To check, measure all the roadside materials at least once in six months and

record his check in the measurement books.

• To submit survey report for all unserviceable stock and T&P.

• When holding an imprest, the S.O. is responsible for the exercise of proper care

in the custody of cash and in case of loss the onus of proof that proper care was

exercised will be on him.

• To carry out annual inspections of buildings and report the result to S.D.O. for

entry in the Register of Buildings as laid down in paragraphs 9.4 of this Manual.

He shall in addition, be answerable for the general condition of all buildings and

roads under his charge and for bringing to notice structural weaknesses, if any.

The Sectional Officers, instead of keeping a separate Diary showing their visits to

various works in their charge, should show all their journeys within or beyond

five miles areas of their headquarters in their monthly T.A. Bills.

Note: The duties of the other Ministerial Staff are codified in Chapter-5 of the PWD (B&R) Manual of Orders.

FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS

10.2 To sanction purchases, manufacture; etc of stores and increases and

decreases in the reserve stock limit ( see Rule 6.2)

Sr. No.

Nature of Power To whom delegated

Extent

1 2 3 4

1 To sanction purely temporary increases of the reserve stock limits of a Division, such increase to be absorbed within six months from the date of the increase

(i) Chief Engineers (ii) Superintending Engineers

Full Powers Up to 25 per cent increase over the sanctioned permanent limit of any Division

2 Ditto Executive Engineers, Irrigation and Buildings and Roads Branches

Up to 10 per cent increase over the sanctions permanent limit of any Division.

3 To sanction decrees in permanent or temporary limits of reserve stock of a Division once sanctioned by

Chief Engineers, Department of Public Works

Full powers provided that copies of orders sanctioning revised limit are endorsed to

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Extent

1 2 3 4

Department of Finance. the Department of Finance and they are not raised again except as allowed by serial NO. 1 above.

4 To purchase tents Superintending Engineer, Irrigation and Building and Roads Branches

Up to Rs. 4,000 for each purchase

5 To purchase office furniture (i) Chief Engineers (ii) Superintending Engineers. (iii) Executive Engineers

Up to Rs. 10,000 Up to Rs. 2,000 Up to a limit of Rs. 500

6 To sanction the purchase of live stock and the purchase, manufacture and repair of articles included under the minor head” Tools and Plant”, except the purchase of motor vehicles.

Chief Engineers Up to Rs. 30000 in any one case. The above limit does not apply in the case of sanction to an estimate to cover book transfer from one unit of a sanctioned projects to another.

7 To sanction the purchase of tools and plants included special tools and plant ( excluding live stock, tents, office furniture and motor vehicles chargeable to the revenue account

Chief Engineer, Irrigation branch Superintending Engineers Irrigation branch

Up to Rs. 2,00,000 subject to these above e conditions. Up to a limit of Rs. 10000 in each case. Applies to major head *333- Irrigation, etc & *332- Multipurpose river projects

8 To sanction the purchase of livestock.

Superintending Engineer Irrigation branch

Up to a limit of Rs. 2500 for each estimate.

9 To purchase or manufacture materials to be used on works.

Executive Engineer Irrigation Branch- Selected officers Non selected officers

Rs. 5000 Rs. 2000 Subject to the condition laid down against Sr. No. 11 of rule 10.5.

10 To purchase or manufacture materials to be used on works.

Executive Engineers Building and Roads Branch.

Full powers within the limits sanctioned for reserve stock subjects to the approval or sanction of the estimate being obtained where

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Extent

1 2 3 4

required by the provisions of paragraphs 4.27 and 4.28 of the Punjab Public Works Department code.

11 To sanction the purchase or manufacture for repairs or of special tools and plant ( excluding livestock and office furniture) chargeable to” works” under :- (a) Extension and improvements (b) Maintenance & repairs

Executive Engineer Irrigation branch Selected officers Non selected officers

Applies to major heads “ *333- Irrigation etc and *332-multipurses river projects Up to Rs. 2500 Up to Rs. 1500

12 To sanction the purchase or manufacture of tools and plant including special Tools and plants including special Tools and plants (excluding livestock, tents and office furniture)

Executive Engineers, Irrigation, Building and roads branches- Selected officers Non selected officers

Up to Rs. 2500 Up to Rs. 1500 In the case of irrigation branch, these powers apply when the estimate is chargeable to the revenue account, or to the general or subsidiary estimate of a sanctioned projects of which the project estimate has not been closed.

13 To sanction repair and carriage of Tools and Plant.

Executive Engineers Selected Officers Non selected officers

Rs. 2500 Rs. 1500

14 To purchase mathematical instruments, except leveling staves against sanctioned estimates.

Executive Engineers

Full powers, when the details the instruments to be purchases are specified in an estimate sanctioned by

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Extent

1 2 3 4

higher authority, otherwise to the extent of Rs. 2500 in the case of selected officers and Rs. 1000 in the case of non selected officers

15 To purchase new leveling staves against sanctioned estimates from the Superintendent, Government Central Workshop Amritsar and falling that from the Mathematical Instrument office Calcutta

Executive Engineers

Full powers where the details of the instruments to be purchased are specified in an estimate sanctioned by higher authority , otherwise to the extent of Rs. 1500 in the case of selected officers and Rs,500 in the case of non selected officers.

16 To obtain rains gauges and measures glasses

Superintending Engineers Irrigation branch and Executive Engineers Irrigation Branch

Can obtain direct from the Mathematical Instrument office Calcutta.

17 To order from a Government workshop materials stores or manufactured articles for which due provisions has been made in a sanctioned estimate.

Executive Engineers

Selected Officers – Full powers subject to the limits of a sanctioned estimate or budget allotment, which ever is less.

18 To sanction the carriage and handling charges of stock materials chargeable to stock

Executive Engineers

Full powers,( Non-selected officers up to Rs. 2,500 subject to the limits of sanctioned estimated, or budget allotment, which ever is less.

10.3 To sanction estimates for the purchase or manufacture of materials to

be used on works. (See notes below rules 6.64). Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 1 To sanction estimates for the

purchase or manufacture of material to be used on works

(i) Superintending Engineers, Irrigation branch (ii) Superintending Engineers, Building

Up to Rs. One lac and subject to the limits sanctioned for reserve stock Full powers within the limits sanctioned for reserve stock

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Extent

1 2 3 4 and Roads Branch

2 To sanction estimates for repairs and carriage of Tools and Plant including special Tools and Plant

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation and Building and Roads Branches.

Full powers within the budget provision for their respective circles.

3 To sanction estimates for the purchase and manufacture of Tools and Plant.

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation and Buildings and Roads Branches.

Up to Rs. 15,000 in each case in the case of Irrigation Branch, the above powers is subject to the proviso that the construction estimate of the subsidiary or general project, to which the work belongs, has not been closed and subject to such restrictions as the Chief Engineers may impose, In the case of Irrigation Branch this powers applies to the major head *”533-Capital Outlay on Irrigation, Navigation, Drainage and flood control Projects” only.

4 To sanction manufactures estimate for running and maintenance of Trucks, Jeeps, Concrete Mixers Graders and other machinery in use in PWD Divisions

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation and Buildings and Roads Branches.

Full powers within the Budget provision for their respective circles.

10.4 To accord administrative approval to works (See Rule 7.3) Note : The money limits specified in the delegations below relate to the entire estimated cost of a work including both original works and repairs, if any, and not merely to the cost of the portion relating only to original works. Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 2 To convey

Administrative approval to all minor works on the plan side.

All Heads of the Department

Full powers provided that:-

(i) Plan provision for the scheme taken against the target of the scheme is not exceeded; and

(ii) The expenditure to be incurred during the

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Extent

1 2 3 4 particular financial year does not exceed the provision made for that particular year in the budget.

3 To convey

administrative approval to proposals for works other than Residential Buildings

Chief Engineer, Buildings and Roads Branch

Up to Rs. 50,000 both for buildings and communications works which do not pertain to any particular department falling under the Minor Head Construction of Direct and Other Roads, State Highways Roads of Inter-State importance Major Head “259-Public Works /337, Road & Bridges”.

4 To Convey administrative approval to proposals for works other than Residential Buildings

Superintending Engineers, Building and Roads Branch

For works of the same nature as in serial no. 3 and up to Rs. 20,000 provided that the amount for the original work does not exceed 10,000.

6 To convey administrative approval to estimate of capital expenditure on the constructions or purchase of residential for Government Employee to meet the requirement of their respective department.

Heads of Department named in serial no.1 and Chief Engineer, Irrigation, B&R Branches

up to Rs. 50,000 of the total cost of the building provided that the rental value of the building calculated according to F.R. 45-A of the rules in Chapter V of the Punjab Civil Service Rules, Vol-I Part-I as the case may be, shall not exceed 15 percentage of the emoluments of the class of Government employees for whom it is intended.

7 To convey administrative approval to estimates of expenditure on works in connection with existing Residential Buildings to meet the requirements of all the departments

Chief Engineer Up to Rs.*8000 and as in serial no.6 above.

10 To convey administrative approval to estimates of capital expenditure on the construction or purchase of residences fro

Superintending Engineers

Up to Rs. 20,000 for the total cost of the building and as in serial No. 6 above.

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Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 Government employees to meet the requirements of the Public Works Department.

11 To accord administrative approval to estimates of expenditure on works in connection with existing Residential Buildings.


Up to a limit of Rs 400 in each case. Irrespective of the Capital cost of the building which includes the cost of sanitary, water-supply and electrical installations and as in serial no.7 above. Also that no addition is made which is not covered by the sanctioned type design or is of a nature not usually provide.

12 To accord administrative approval to estimates chargeable to “Extension and improvements”. 1) for new patty works

2. for new works which are neither remunerative in themselves nor necessary for the full developments of the project

3) for renewals replacements of existing works

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation Branch Ditto Ditto

Up to a limit of Rs. 10,000 Up to limit of Rs. 20,000 Ditto

10.5 To Accord technical sanction, to sanction estimates for and expenditure

on works, or to divert provision under works, etc. (See Rules 7.3) 1 To accord technical

sanction to detailed estimate of original works and special repairs

Chief Engineer Up to *10 per cent I excess of the amount administratively approved by the competent authority subject to the condition that overall expenditure under respective head over and above the budget grant of that head

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does not exceed. 2 To sanction estimates

charges able to Extension and Improvement

i) For new works which are neither remunerative in themselves nor necessary for the full development of the project

ii) For renewals and replacement of existing works

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation Branch

Upto a limit of Rs *30,000 Mechanically Applies to major heads 333 and 332.

3 To accord Technical Sanciton to estimates for Maintenance and Repairs

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation and Buildings and Roads Braches

Upto Rs 4 Lakhs, in each case and within the limits assigned for his circle in the Budget under each head of service Applies I the case of Irrigation Branch to major head 333 and 332

4 To sancion new works or additional chargeable to Extensions and improvements

Executive Engineers, Irrigation Branch Selected Officers Non Selected Officers

Upto Rs, 2,500 Upto Rs, 1,500 Applies to major heads 333 and 332

5 To sanction technically estimates for works chargeable to maintenance and repairs otherthan annual repairs estimates

Executive Engineers, Irrigation Branch Selected Officers Non -Selected Officers

Upto Rs, 10,000 Upto Rs 2,500 .Applies to major heads 333 and 332. All items under” compensation will require the Superintending Engineers sanction

6 To accord technical sanction to detailed estimates for original

Executive Engineers, Building and

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works and special repairs

Roads Branch Selected Officers Non –Selected Officers

Upto Rs 10,000 Upto Rs 5,000 Excluding departmental charges for Establishment and Tools and Plant.

7 To accord technical sanction to detailed estimates for original works and special repairs for the construction of Border roads

Executive Engineers, Building and Roads Branch Selected Officers Non –Selected Officers

Upto Rs 50,000 Upto Rs 20,000 .

8 To accord technical sanction to detailed estimates for original works


Upto Rs. 1 Lacs for each works

9 To accord technical sanction to detailed estimates for original works for the construction of Border roads


Upto Rs. 2 Lacs for each works excluding departmental charges for Establishment and Tools and Plant

10 To Sanction detailed estimate chargeable to the general or subsidiary estimate of a project –Major Productive works

Superintending Engineers, Irrigation Branch

Upto Rs, 40,000 unconditionally and 1 lac,when the class, type,design ,position and main details have been approved provided-

1) That the construction estimate of the subsidiary or general project to which the work belongs has not been closed;

2) That the cost does not exceed the provision in the Budget Estimate for the sub-head to which the particular work belongs;and

3) That, in the case of water-course construction, the cost is recoverable from the settlers

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11 To Sanction detailed estimate chargeable to the general or subsidiary estimate of a sanctioned project

Executive Engineers , irrigation Branch Selected Officers Non –Selected Officers

Rs. 5,000 Rs 2,000 [Subject to the condition that –

(i) when the detailed estimate is a working estimate for a work or a part of a work included in a general project estimate ,or in any subsidiary estimate, subsequently sanctioned by a competent authority the sanction is subject to the condition that the provision for it in the general or subsidiary estimate is not exceeded that the class,type design, position and main details have been approved administratively,

(ii) the construction estimate of the general of subsidiary project had not been closed and

(iii) Such other restriction as the Chief Engineer may impose.

12 To Sanction estimate technically within limits of budget allotment for maintenance of works during construction chargeable to project estimate

Executive Engineers , irrigation Branch Selected Officers Non –Selected Officers

Rs. 5,000 Rs 2,000 (Subject to such restrictions as the Chief Engineer may impose)

13 To sanction works for other department in case of urgency when there is no local

Superintending Engineers , Irrigation Branch

Upto Rs, 5, 000 in each case

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authority of the department concerned

Chief Engineers , Irrigation Branch

Upto Rs, 10, 000 in each case

14 To sanction expediture on surveys and other preliminary works connected with the prepration of scheme chargeable to the minor head “ Works “and “other charges” falling under the major head 332

Chief Engineers , Irrigation Buildings and Roads/Public Health Branches

Upto Rs *60,000 subject to condition that funds have been provided to that particular year and under this head.


Superintending Engineers , Irrigation Building and road Branch.



Executive Engineers, Irrigation Building and road Branch.


17 To sanction estimate for observing river discharges chargeable to the head 333

Superintending Engineer .Irrigation Branch

Upto Rs, 20,000 provided that the pay of establishment provided in the estimate does not exceed the prescribed rates

18 To divert provision for contingencies of sanctioned estimate to new works or repairs not provided in the estimte

Superintending Engineer, Executive Engineers , Selected Officers

Full Power Upto Rs. 5,000

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Non –Selected Officers

Upto Rs. 2,000 (Subject to such restrictions as the Chief Engineer may impose)

19 To Sanction subsidiary work for large projects other than productive Public Works

Superintending Engineer .Irrigation Branch

Upto a limit of Rs, 10,000 in each case subject to condition that funds are available during that particular year

20 To accord Technical sanction to estimates for maintenance and repairs

Chief Engineer Buildings and roads Irrigation Branch

Full Powers.

21 To Sanction expenditure debit able to the contingent provision of an estimate for the supply of liveries , summer clothing , belts ,cross belts , badges and warm clothing to work charge establishment

Executive Engineer Irrigation Branch.

As per rules in Appendix 16 to the Punjab Financial Rules.

22 To sanction estimates for the construction of new drains, etc. chargeable to the major head 332

Chief Engineer, PWD Irrigation Branch

Up to * Rs. Two lakhs in each case provided these works form part of a project, which has been sanctioned by a competent authority.

23 Ditto Superintending Engineers, PWD Irrigation Branch

Up to Rs. 25,000 subject to the condition against Serial NO. 22

10.6 To accept tenders, for contracts and to issue work orders (See note below rule 7.5) Note. (1) The limits prescribed in column 4 are exclusive of the estimated cost or value of

(i) land to be acquired (ii) petty establishment (iii) materials to be supplied by Government to a contractor for work

Note. (2) The acceptance of tenders is in each case subject to the condition that the amount of the tender added to the cost of land, petty establishment and materials, if any, supplied by Government will not exceed the amount of the sanctioned estimate, plus such excess as the authority accepting the tender is competent to sanction. Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4

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1 To accept tenders for the execution of work by contract

Chief Engineers

Full Powers

2 To accept tenders for contract tenders for contracts for sectioned works, or for supply of materials for stock

Superintending Engineers Irrigation Branch

Up to Rs. 3 lacs, subject to the condition that :-

i) Approval of the Chief Engineers is sought if a tender other than the lowest is accepted

ii) In case of supply of material for stock the reserve stock limit fixed for the circle is not exceeded; and

iii) No higher rates are paid than those contained in the schedule of rates or in the sanctioned estimate

3

Irrigation Branch To accept tenders

Executive Engineer selected Officers Non selected Officers Building and Roads Branch Superintending Engineers Executive Engineers Selected Officers Non Selected Officers

Rs. 40,000 subject to the condition that Rs. 20,000 i) approval of the next

higher authority is obtained if a tender other than the lowest is accepted

Rs. 5 lacs (ii) no higher rates

are paid than those

contained in the

schedule of rates or

the sanctioned

estimates

1,00,000 40,000 iii) as per i) against serial

No.2 above for Superintending Engineers

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only. 4 To issue work orders

for works and repairs Executive Engineer Buildings and Roads Sub Divisional Officers Building and Roads

Up to Rs. 20,000 Up to Rs. 10,000 for specified works or such lower lmit as the Divisional Officer may fix.

5 To issue work orders for works and repairs

Executive Engineers Irrigation Branch Sub Divisional Officers Irrigation Branch

Full powers provided no higher rates are paid than those contained in the schedule of Rates, or in the sanctioned estimates Up to Rs. 5,000 for specified work, or such lower limit as the Divisional Officers may fix.

10.8 To accord sanction to the creation of posts on work-charged

establishments. (See rule 7.37) Note : (I) When the rate prescribed by the higher authority for any particular class of establishment, is a time-scale of pay & superintending Engineers or Executive engineers can make an appointment, on a pay equal to any stage of the time scale, the maximum of which does not exceed Rs. 400 or Rs. 200 per mensem, respectively. The grant of advance increments to the personnel borne on work- charges establishment should be subject to confirmation by the Chief Engineer. Note : (2) The term “advance increments” used in Note 1 above includes the grant of advance increments on the initial appointment of a person against a post borne on work charges establishment as well as during the course of his service. Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 1 To create posts of work charges

establishment Chief Engineer Up to Rs. 1000 per mensem

subjects to the following conditions :- (i) Provision exists in the sanctioned estimate to cover the cost of such establishment. (ii) Orders to commence the

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Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 work have been received from competent authority; (iii) Necessary funds either already exists, or have been provided by competent authority; (iv) The pay and allowances of such posts shall not exceed the prescribed rates in cases where such rates have been definitely laid down by a higher authority for any particular class of appointment. In other cases, approval to rate of pay should be obtained. (v) A monthly consolidated statement should be submitted to Government showing work charged establishment getting Rs. 500 per mensem or over.

2 To create posts of work charged establishment while the work is in progress under the sanctioned estimate.


Up to Rs. 400 for each person so employed in the execution of work subject to the conditions given against Sr. No. 1 abvoe.

3 Ditto Executive Engineers

Up to Rs. 200 per mensem for each person so employed subject to the conditions against Sr. No. 1 above.

4 To create posts of work charges establishment in connection with the handling custody, etc. of stock.


Up to Rs. 100 per mensem for each post as created and subject to the conditions ( iii) and (iv) against Serial No. 1 above.

5 Ditto Executive Engineers

Up to Rs. 50 per mensem for each post so created and subject to the conditions 3rd and 4th against Sr. No. 1 above.

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10.9 To sanction excesses over estimates. (See rule 7.86). Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 1 To deal finally with all excesses on

the amounts of original estimates sanctioned by himself or by a higher authority

Superintending Engineers.

Up to a limit of 5 per cent of the amount of the original estimate or Rs. 500 which ever is more provided that the total amount of the excess is within the limit of his powers to sanction estimate technically,

2 To pass finally all excesses over the accounts of original estimates sanctioned by himself or by higher authorities.

Executive Engineer Within the limit of 5 per cent of the sanctioned estimates provided that amount does not exceed the limit of their powers to sanction estimates technically

3 To sanction excess over estimates for maintenance and repair

Chief Engineers. PWD Irrigation Branch

Full Powers.

10.10 To adjust balance of manufacture operation. (See Article 163 of the

Account code, volume –III) Sr. No.


Extent

1 2 3 4 1 To adjust balance of manufacture

operation, in all cases in which the rates of outturn would not be in creased by more than 10 per cent over the estimate or current stock rates

Executive Engineers- Selected Officers Non selected officers.

Rs. 10,000 Rs. 5,000

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SECTION - III

The procedures followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability

3.1 Public Works Minister The Public Works Minister is the member of Council of Minister and over all incharge of the Public Works Department (B&R). He take decision in all matters as per powers vested in him. Being a member of the Cabinet which is collectively responsible to the legislature. Below noted cases are decided at the level of Public Works (B&R) Minister:- 1. Cases which are required to be submitted to Governor/Chief Minister/Council of Minister. 2. Formulation and amendment of rules relating to recruitment and conditions of

service. 3. Appointment, Promotion, Confirmation, transfer and posting acceptance of

resignation, prosecution, extension beyond 55 years of all Class-I and Class-II officers (except CE/CA).

4. Distribution of work amongst Chief Engineers. 5. All disciplinary proceedings for major/minor punishment of Class-I and Class-II

Officers (Except CE/CA) and disciplinary cases for minor punishment upto the level of Class-I and Class-II Officers.

6. Probation period extension/reduction of all Class-I and Class-II officers. 7. Disciplinary cases for minor punishment i.e. under rule-10 of the Punishment and

Appeal Rules of all Class-I, Class-II officers upto the level of Sub Divisional Engineers.

8. Adhoc appointments and its extension to Class-I officers. 9. Fixation/revision of seniority of all Class-I Officers upto the level of Executive

Engineer and Superintending Engineers/Senior Architects. 10. Fixation of cadre Class-I and Class-II Officers. 11. Deputation to other Departments in the State/other States Government of India

and autonomous bodies of Class-I and Class-II Officers. 12. Posting and transfers/deputation of Class-II Officers and officers to the level of

SDEs and Assistant Architects. 13. Training and its extension within country to Superintending Engineers/Senior

Architects and above. 14. Extension in joining time to Class-I Officers. 15. Fixation of seniority upto the level of Sub Divisional Engineers. 16. Requisition/Reference to PPSC for Class-I and II Officers. 17. Cases of land acquisition. 18. Representation against adverse remarks of Class-I officers upto level of Xens and

Superintending Engineers/Architects/Senior Architects. 19. Deputation to other departments in the State, other States, Gobvernment of

India and autonomous bodies in respect of non-gazetted employees. 20. Assembly/Parliamentary business.

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21. Formulation of Annual/Five Year Plan Schems. 22. Change in common schedule of rates. 23. Acts, Rules, Regulations including amendments. 24. Approval of Annual Administrative Reports. 25. Forwarding of applications for employment/fellowships/training abroad to Class-I

and II officers. 26. References of cases to Vigilance Department of all Class-I and Class-II Officers. 27. Sanction of schemes/estimates of Rs.1.00 Crores and above. 28. Budget estimates, S.N.Es (T.N.S.). 29. Approval to the estimates for construction/raising /widening of roads. 30. Approval to the estimates for the construction of bridge. 31. Approval to the estimates for the construction/repair/addition/alteration of

buildings. Note: The Minister-in-charge may call for any case for decision thereon, irrespective of

the fact that the authority to dispose it of has been delegated to an officer under him.

3.2 Secretary He is the Chief Executive Officer of the Department. All the cases relating to administrative & financial are routed through him and sent to the Public Works Minister for taking financial decision/approval as per standing orders of the Govt. He is responsible for over all functioning of the Deptt. Below noted cases are decided at the level of Secretary, Public Works Department (B&R):- 1. Sanction of prosecution for Class-II Officers. 2. Representation against adverse remarks of the officers upto level of SDEs. 3. Budget estimates/SNEs (New Schemes). 4. Screening cases referable to PPSC. 5. Sanction of leave (other than casual leave) to Superintending Engineer/Senior

Architect. 6. Sanction of pension and gratuity of Class-I officers. 7. Grant of loans/advances, reimbursement of medical expenses time-barred

claims/ex-gratia grants to the dependents of deceased employee-Superintending Engineers/Senior Architect and above.

8. Grant of honorarium/fee to Superintending Engineers/Senior Architect and above.

9. Departmental Examinations. 10. Fixation of cadre of Class-III officials. 11. Approval of tour programmes and T.A. Bills of Chief Engineers/Chief Architect. 12. Cases regarding fixation of pay and counting of service after pension to Class-I

officers. 13. Reference of cases of non-gazetted officers for Vigilance Enquiries. 14. Purchase & sale of property/filling of property returns under the Govt. employees

conduct rules. 15. Declaration of selected officers/Drawing and Disbursing Officers. 16. Submission of progress reports to PAC : Estimate Committee/Assurance

Committee. 17. Arbitration Cases.

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18. Purchase of Machinery, equipment, stores etc. not covered by the financial powers of the Purchase Committee.

19. Training and deputation in India of Class-III officials. 20. Miscellaneous cases relating to grant of loan, advances Medical expenses, time

barred claims, ex-gratia grant to the dependents of deceased employees (Sub Divisional Engineers and other Class-II Officers/Class-III and Class-IV officials).

21. Appeals and representations to Government by non-gazetted employees in respect of establishment matters.

22. Defence sanction in Court Cases. 23. Sanction of casual leave and earned leave for the staff working in the branch

upto 10 days. 24. All cases which are not covered in Annexures would be disposed of by the

Principal Secretary/Secretary, Public Works (B&R) Branch. 3.2 Additional Secretary Additional Secretary is the part of the Govt. in Public Works Minister and below noted cases are decided at his level as per the powers delegated by Secretary Public Works:- 1. Sanction of leave other than SE/Senior architect and above. 2. Grant of loans, advance, reimbursement of medical expenses time barred

claims/ex-gratia grant to the dependents of deceased employees other than SE/Architect and above.

3. Extension in joining time other than Class I & Class-II officers. 4. Journey beyond jurisdiction all cases. 5. Deputation to other departments in State/other States/Government of

India/Autonomous Bodies other than Class-I and II Officers. 6. Appeals and representations to Government by Class-III and IV employees. 7. All Court cases sanction for defence, filing of appeals etc.- all cases. 8. Sanction of casual leave and earned leave for the staff working in the Branch

upto 10 days. 9. Disposal of complaints against Class-III, Class-IV employees. 10. Grant of Honorarium/fee to employees other than S.E./Sr.Architect and above. 11. References of cases of non-gazetted officers for vigilance inquiry. 3.3. Chief Engineer The Chief Engineer is the administrative and professional head of the Branch of the Department in his charge and is responsible for the efficient working of his branch. He is also the responsible professional adviser of Government in all matters relating to his charge or on which his advice may be desired. He is required to bring clearly and faithfully before Government all subjects reserved for its decision or for that of the Central Government. The Chief Engineer will exercise a concurrent control with the Audit Officer over the duties of the officers of the department in connection with the maintenance of the accounts and will give all legitimate support to the Audit Officer in enforcing strict attention to the regulations concerning the disbursement of money, the custody of stores and the submission of accounts. He has no authority over the Audit Officer in regard to audit matters but has a claim on him for assistance and advice in matters relating to accounts and finance. At the same time the Chief Engineer should arrange

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that the Audit Officer is kept fully cognizant of all proceedings and proposals to enable the latter to fulfil his functions. The Chief Engineer will prepare annually the portion of the budget estimates relating to the works under his control and as soon as possible after the close of each year, a report of the progress made during that period on the public works under his charge, giving a brief but clear account of the operations of the department. It is the duty of the Chief Engineer to see that the budget allotments of the year are fully expended in so far as is consistent with general economy and the prevention of large expenditure in the last months of the year for the sole purpose of avoiding lapses. He will ensure that any money which is not likely to be needed during the year is promptly surrendered so as to allow of its appropriation, for other purposes by the proper authority. A Chief Engineer may correspond direct with the heads of departments on all matters relating to details of building or works appertaining to those departments. 3.4 Superintending Engineers The administrative unit of the department in the Circle, in charge of a Superintending Engineer who is responsible to the Chief Engineer for the administration and general professional control of public works in charge of officers of the department within his Circle.

It is the duty of the Superintending Engineer to inspect the state of the various works within his Circle, and to satisfy himself that the system of management prevailing is efficient and economical that the different articles in stock are duly verified according to the rules laid down and that there is no accumulation of stock in any division beyond its requirements. He is also responsible that no delay is allowed to occur in the submission of Completion Reports. The Superintending Engineer is required to ascertain and report on the efficiency of the subordinate office and petty establishments and to see that the staff employed in each Division is actually necessary and adequate for its management. He will also examine the condition of surveying and mathematical instruments at the headquarters of Divisions. He will inspect each Divisional Office in his Circle at least once in a year to examine initial accounts, accounts of stock, tools and plant and stock manufacture, registers of work and other divisional books, mode of preparation of estimates, contract agreements, contractor accounts, system of recording plans and papers and office work generally. The Superintending Engineer should submit invariably a report to the Chief Engineer intimating whether the inspection discloses any serious irregularities or other matters of importance, which the Superintending Engineer considers should be brought to the notice of the Chief Engineer or on which orders are required. 3.5 Executive Engineer The Executive unit of the Department is the Division in charge of a Divisional Officers who is usually an Executive Engineer, and is responsible to the Superintending Engineer for the execution and management of all works within his Division. The number of Divisions, permanent or temporary, is fixed by the Punjab Government for each Branch of the Department according to its requirements. Executive Engineer are responsible that proper measures are taken to preserve all the buildings and works in their Divisions, and to prevent encroachment on

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Government lands in their charge. They should keep accurate plans of all Government lands, take care that their subordinates make themselves acquainted with the boundaries and see that they are maintained. Executive Engineers are immediately responsible for the proper maintenance of all work in their charge and for the preparation of projects and of designs and estimates, whether for new works or repairs. It is also part of their duties to organise and supervise the execution of works and to see that they are suitably and economically carried out with materials of good quality. Executive Engineers are strictly prohibited from commencing the construction of any work or expending public funds without the sanction of competent authority; also from making or permitting any material deviations from any sanctioned design in the course of execution without specific authority, or in case of emergency, when the change should be forthwith reported to the Superintending Engineer. Immediately a work is finished, it is the duty of the Divisional Officer to close the accounts and to prepare the completion report if required by the rules in paragraph 2.122. Executive Engineer will take the necessary steps for obtaining cash for the works under their control, and will keep their accounts and submit them punctually to the audit office under the rules for the time being in force. In their arrangements for account keeping they will exercise a thorough and efficient control and check over their Divisional Accountants. They will also, before submitting the monthly accounts, carefully examine the books, returns and papers from which the same are compiled. The Executive Engineer is responsible for the correctness, in all respects, of the original records of cash and stores, receipts and expenditure and for seeing that complete vouchers are obtained. The Divisional Accountant is responsible to the Divisional Officer for the correct compilation of the accounts of the Division from the data supplied to him. The Divisional Officer is responsible that his accounts are regularly posted from day to day and that the Accountant carries out his duties regularly and punctually. The relative position of a Divisional Accountant to the Divisional Officer in respect of accounts is analogous to that of a Sub-Divisional Engineer to a Executive Engineer in respect of works and the responsibilities of the latter for the work of the Divisional Accountant are similar to those which attach to him in respect of the execution or works in the charge of other subordinates.

The Executive Engineer is held primarily responsible for affording information of the probability of excess over the estimated cost of work and is expected not to allow any delay to occur in reporting any such probability to the Superintending Engineer. Immediately itn becomes apparent that, whether from excess of certain rates of from departure from a design or any other cause, the estimated cost of a work is likely to be exceeded, the Executive Engineer is bound to report the fact forthwith to the Superintending Engineer, describing the nature and cause of the probable excess and asking for orders. It will be the duty of the Executive Engineer to furnish Treasury and Sub-Treasury Officers, after due inspection, with the certificate prescribed in Article 9 of the Resource Manual as to the security of strong rooms used or proposed to be used for the storage of coin.

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3.6 Sub-Divisional Engineers The Division is divided into Sub-Division in charge of Sub-Divisional Engineers who be Executive Engineers, Assistant Executive Engineer, Assistant Engineers or where no such officers are available, Engineer Subordinates or Ziladars; they are responsible to the Executive Engineer for the management and execution of works within their Sub-Divisions and are his assistants. 3.7 Junior Engineers Junior Engineers are subordinate to Sub-Divisional Engineers. They are responsible to the Sub-Divisional Engineers for the management and execution of works within their sections and are his Assistants.

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SECTION - IV

The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions

4.1 The functioning of the Deptt. is guided by the Manual of orders and PWD Code

issued by the Chief Engineer, Punjab, P.W.D. (B&R) Branch and published by the Govt.

of Punjab. The contents of these two books pertains to the procedure rules, duties and

accountability of the officers/officials of the Department.

(a) The other important documents for estimation of project is Common

Schedule of Rates & Data Book of MORT&H which are being revised

regularly on the basis of market trend prevailing at that time; cost of

material and labour.

(b) The documents which governs the specifications for execution of building

work is PWD Specifications, and for Roads & Bridges MORT&H

specifications is issued by the Govt. of India.

(c) For the constn. of Roads under Prime Minister Gram Sarak Yojna,

National Rural Road Dev. Agency also issued the guidelines for the

implementation of the programme in the form of rural road manual and

specifications.

4.2 Quality Assurance

The Deptt. has quality control Cell which is independently carry out the

quality control test on the works under execution throughout the State. Any deficiency

noticed is brought to the notice of Chief Engineer and the Govt. The Quality Control Cell

headed by the Director who is in the rank of Superintending Engineer. 3 Nos. Executive

Engineer 6 Nos. Sub-Divisional Engineers are under the control of the Director. The

Deptt. has well equipped laboratory at Patiala under the charge of Deputy Director,

Quality Control to carry out the tests for road and building material. The Director

Quality Control is the overall incharge of this Laboratory. Laboratory has three Research

Assistants which conduct the tests as per guidelines of the MORT&H Specifications. One

Sub Divisional Engineer. and one Junior Engineer at each District Head Quarter of the

State are also working under the direct control of Director to ensure quality of works

being executed in the Distt.

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4.3 Conduct of Traffic Census

The Deptt. has independent Traffic Engineering Cell to conduct the traffic census

on N.H., Plan Road and ODR to assess the growth of traffic and the data is being used

for planning and design of roads. The Traffic Engg. Cell is headed by Superintending

Engineer assisted by 8 Nos. numerators. The 49 count point has already been

established on N.H.

4.4 Construction of Cinema Building

The construction of cinema building by private owners is governed by the Punjab

cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 1952 issued under Section 9 of the Punjab Cinema

(Regulation) Act, 1952. In order that the buildings should conform to the provision of

the said Rules and that there may be no inherent structural defect which may

subsequently constitute a bar against the issue of licence when applied for, the prior

approval of the building plan by the Executive Engineer concerned is necessary.

In the case of unbuilt areas the sitting of the cinema building should be settled in

consultation with the town planning scheme as may eventually be framed in respect of

the said area.

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The Govt. of India has issued norms for access for fuel stations, service stations and rest area vide their letter No.RW/NH-33023/19/99-DO-III dated 25.9.2003/1710.2003.

Government of India Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

TELEGRAM: “ROADIND” Transport Bhavan 1, Parliament Street New Delhi-110 001 No. RW/NH-33023/19/99-DO-III Date: 25.09.2003 17.10.2003 To 1. Chief Secretaries / Secretaries (PWD/Roads) of all State Governments / UTs

dealing with National Highways and Centrally sponsored schemes. 2. Chief Engineers of States / UTs dealing with National Highways and Centrally

Sponsored Schemes. 3. Director General (Border Roads) Seema Sadak Bhavan, Ring Road, New Delhi-110 010 4. Chairman, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) Dwarka, New Delhi – 110045 Subject: Norms for the Access for Fuel Stations, Service Stations and Rest Area

along National Highways. Sir, Ministry had issued guidelines on “System Improvement of Installation of Petrol /

Diesel / Gas-Retail outlets and Service Stations as well as access to Private

Properties along National Highways” through its Circular No. RW/NH-

33023/19/99-DO-III dated 31st August 2000. Improvement in the highway

network show that there is greater need for road safety for its users. Stricter

enforcement is also necessary.

2. Therefore the Ministry has now evolved the norms for access to fuel stations

along the National Highways. This is modification of the earlier circulars /

publication of the Ministry / IRC. These norms cover the most common

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situations. Any complex situation would have to be dealt with through traffic

expert for an appropriate solutions.

3. Generally speaking, the fuel stationsshould be a part of the Rest Area Complex,

Rest areas should have various other amenities for users e.g. place for parking,

toilets, restaurant, rest rooms, kiosk for selling sundry items etc. This aspect

should be incorporated while planning for improvement and up gradation of the

National Highway Sections and / or planning for new fuel stations along National

Highways. The rest area complex be planned subject to the commercial viability.

4. In case of service roads having been constructed, the access to the fuel station

shall be from service roads and not from the main carriageway. This respect has

to be kept into consideration while planning for location of new fuel stations.

5. The Norms are enclosed at Appendix-I, which shall be followed for seeking and

granting permission for the access to the new fuel stations. It shall be the

responsibility of the Oil Company / Owner to ensure that the proposed location

and other features of fuel stations are in conformity with these Norms.

Otherwise, the proposal would be rejected.

6. The cases for granting permission for access to new fuel stations, service

stations and rest areas along National Highways shall, henceforth be dealt with

in accordance with the Norms prescribed in Appendix-I to this circular. The main

features of the Norms are listed below.

6.1 For the siting of fuel stations along National Highways, its minimum distance

from an intersection would be:

6.1.1 Non-Urban (Rural) Stretches

1. Plain and Rolling Terrain

(i) Intersection with NHs / SHs / MDRs 1000m

(ii) Intersection with Rural Roads with carriageway width of 3.5m or

more

300m

(iii) Intersection with Rural Roads and all other earth tracks with

carriageway width less that 3.5m

100m

2. Hilly / Mountainous Terrain


(ii) Intersection with all other roads and tracks 100m

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6.1.2 Urban Stretches


(a) Urban Area with population of more than 20,000 and less than one

lakh.

(i) Intersection with any category of roads of carriageway width of

3.5m and above.

300m

(ii) Intersection with roads of carriageway width of less than 3.5m 100m

(b) Urban Area with population of one lakh and above

(i) Intersection with any category of road (irrespective of carriageway

width)

100m

2. Hilly and Mountainous terrain


width)

100m

6.2 The minimum distance between two fuels stations along the

National Highway would be as given below:-

6.2.1 Plan and Rolling in non-urban (Rural) Areas.

(i) Undivided carriageway (for both sides of carriageway) 300m

(including deceleration and acceleration lanes)

(ii) Divided carriageway (with no gap in median at this location and

stretch)

1000m

(including deceleration and acceleration lanes)

6.2.2 Hilly / Mountainous Terrain and Urban Stretches

(i) Undivided carriageway

(for both sides of carriageway)

300m

(clear)

(ii) Divided Carriageway

(With no gap in media at this location and stretch)

300m

(clear)

6.3 The distance from check barrier / toll plaza would be at least 1

Km and no check barrier / toll plaza would be installed within 1

km of fuel station / rest area.

6.4 Minimum plot size of fuel stations shall be:

(i) On undivided carriageway in plain / rolling terrain 35m x35m

(ii) On divided carriageway in plain / rolling terrain 35m(frontage) x 45m

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(iii) In hills 20m x 20m

(iv) In urban Areas 20m x 20m

6.5 The entry to fuel station shall be through deceleration lane of minimum length of

70m and width of 5.5m, the exit through acceleration lane of minimum length of

100m and width of 5.5m.

6.6 The pavement composition of these acceleration / deceleration lanes and service

road (if provided) would comprise Granular Sub Base (GSB) with minimum

thickness of 150mm, three layers of Water Bound Macadam (WBM) of 75mm

thick each, Bituminous Macadam (BM) of 50mm thickness and Semi Dense

Bituminous Concrete (SDBC) of 25mm thickness.

6.7 The access lanes, service road and separator island in the layout would be

accommodated within the available ROW of the highway but fuel pumps would

be located beyond building line. The fuel station office building etc. shall be

located at the safe distance as prescribed by the Fire Department or other

authorities.

6.8 The acceleration, deceleration lane, service roads, drainage system, signs and

marking shall be constructed and maintained by the Oil Company / owner of the

fuel station at his cost and responsibility during the period of licence deed.

6.9 Permission would be granted within 30 days of the receipt of the application on

the field office, if it meets all the requirements of the norms contained in the

circular.

6.10 The Oil Company / owner shall have to enter into an Agreement for the licence

deed with the Government (Ministry of Road Transport and Highways – MORTH),

for the use of NH land. There would be one time fee of Rs. 1 lakh in

consideration of this Agreement. The validity of the Agreement would be for a

period of 15 years.

6.11 The default or non-conformity of these norms for the fuel station, approaches,

drainage, traffic control devices etc. would be identified and determined through

joint inspection by the representatives of the concerned Oil Company and the

field officer incharge of the NH section. If the deficiencies are not rectified within

the specified time frame, the oil company would be asked to de-energize the fuel

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station and re-energizing would be done only on complete rectification and on

the authorization by the field officer incharge of the NH section.

7. These norms will be applicable to all new fuel stations from the date of the issue

of this circular. Its content may be brought to the notice of all the concerned

officers of your Department / Organization.

Yours faithfully

Sd/-

(A.P. BAHADUR)

Chief Engineer

For Director General (Road Development) & Special Secretary

Encl.: As above.

Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to:-

1. All technical officers of Roads Wing at Head Quarters.

2. All project Chief Engineers of Ministry of Road Transport & Highways at

Headquarters. They may sign the Licence deeds received in Ministry through

National Highway Authority of India / Ministry’s Regional Officers (ROs) after the

approval of the Minister.

3. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India, with the request to

issue suitable instructions to all Oil Companies to adhere to these norms, while

planning, installation and operation of fuel stations along National Highways.

4. All Regional Officers and Engineering Liaison Officers of the Ministry. They are

requested to undertake detailed examination of the proposals received from

State Public Works Department (PWD) / Border Road Organisation (BRO) fully in

accordance with the norms of this circular and get necessary changes done in

the proposal as per site conditions if required, before forwarding the proposals

along with prescribed documents and checklist, to the Ministry.

5. National Institute for Training of Highway Engineers (NITHE), Noida-20301

(U.P.)

6. Central Road Research Institute, Delhi-Mathura Road, New Delhi-110020

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7. Secretary, Indian Roads Congress, Jamnagar House, Shahjahan Road, New

Delhi-110011.

8. S & R Section (20 spare copies)

Sd/-

(A.P. BAHADUR)

Chief Engineer

For Director General (Road Development) & Special Secretary

Encl.: As above.

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APPENDIX – I

(Enclosure to Ministry of Road Transport & Highways letter no. RW/NH-33023/19/99-

DOIII dated 25.09.2003)

NORMS FOR LOCATION, LAYOUT AND ACCESS TO FUEL STATIONS ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAYS.

1. These norms have been finalized in substantial modification of IRC: 12-1983,

‘Recommended Practice for Location and Layout of Road Side Motor, Fuel Filling-

cum-Service Stations’ and the Ministry’s Circular No. RW/NH-33023/19/99-DOIII

dated 31.08.2000 on ‘Systems Improvement for Installation of Petrol / Diesel /

Gas Retail outlets and service stations as well as access to private properties

along National Highway’. These norms shall be applicable to all new fuel stations

with effect from the date of issue of this circular.

2. Petrol / Diesel retail outlets and service stations with or without Rest Area

Amenities etc. are hereinafter referred to as Fuel Stations.

3. These norms are applicable to all Fuel Stations with or without other user

facilities of rest areas, along un-divided carriageway and divided carriageway

sections of National Highways in plain, rolling and hilly terrain and passing

through urban stretches. For this purpose hilly or mountain terrain would be,

when the cross slope of the country is more than 25%. The urban stretches

would be, where National Highway passes through a town of population of

20,000 and more (Census 2001 will apply)

4. General Conditions of Siting

4.1 The fuel stations would be located where the highway alignment and profile are

favourable i.e. where the grounds are practically level, there are no sharp curves

(having radius of less than 230m in plains and 60m in hilly terrain) or steep

grades (more than 5%) and where sight distances would be adequate for safe

traffic operations. The location would not interfere with placement and proper

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functioning of highways signs, signals, lighting or other devices that affect traffic

operation.

4.2 While considering the proposal for new fuel stations it would be ensured that the

fuel stations on a corridor are well disturbed on both sides of the highways so

that vehicles normally do not have to cut across the traffic to reach them. The

fuel stations would be serving only the traffic moving on the adjustment lane.

For the vehicles traveling in the lanes in opposite direction, separate fuel stations

needs to be planned for which permission would be considered keeping also in

view of its location and distance norms.

4.3 In order to provide safe length for weaving of traffic, fuel station along National

Highways shall be located at the minimum distance from an intersection (gap in

the central median be treated as intersection) as given below. For single

carriageway section, these minimum distances would be applicable for both

sides.

4.3.1 Non-Urban (Rural) Stretches

1 Plain and Rolling Terrain


(ii) Intersection with Rural Roads with carriageway width of 3.5m or

more

300m

(iii) Intersection with Rural Roads and all other earth tracks with

carriageway width less tan 3.5m

100m

2 Hilly / Mountainous Terrain


(ii) Intersection with all other roads and tracks 100m

4.3.2 Urban Stretches


(a) Urban Area with population of more than 20,000 and less than one

lakh.

(i) Intersection with any category of roads of carriageway width of

3.5m and above.

300m

(ii) Intersection with roads of carriageway width of less than 3.5m 100m

(b) Urban Area with population of one lakh and above

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width)

100m

2. Hilly and Mountainous Terrain


width)

100m

4.4 The minimum distance between two fuel stations along the National

Highway would be as given below:-

4.4.1 Plain and Rolling Terrain in Non-Urban (Rural) Area

(i) Undivided carriageway (for both sides of carriageway) 300m

(Including deceleration and acceleration lanes)

(ii) Divided carriageway (with no gap in median at this location and

stretch)

1000m

(Including deceleration and acceleration lanes)

4.4.2 Hilly / Mountainous Terrain and Urban Stretches


(for both sides of carriageway)

300m

(clear)

(ii) Divided carriageway

(with no gap in median at this location and stretch)

300m

(clear)

4.4.3 If two or more fuel stations are to be sited in close proximity for some reasons

these would be grouped together to have a common access through a service

road of 7.0m width and connected to the highway through acceleration,

deceleration lanes. From these considerations, the permission for the new fuel

stations would be considered only if it is either in proximity to the existing one so

that the common access can be provided or the new one located at the distance

of more than 1000m.

4.4.4 For installation of new fuel station within the 1000m distance of existing fuel

station in plain / rolling terrain and 300m in hilly / mountains terrain and urban

stretch, new road, deceleration and acceleration lanes, drainage and traffic

control devices. In case of hilly / mountainous terrain, common service roads at

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all the such location may not be possible as per the site conditions and therefore

common access through service roads would not be a pre-condition.

4.5 The fuel station would not be located within the distance of 1000m from any

barrier including that of toll plaza. No check barrier / toll plaza should be located

within 1000m of a fuel station.

5. Plot size for fuel station.

5.1 The size and shape of the plot for the fuel station would need to be such that it

suitable accommodates fuel pumps, offices, stores, compressor room, air pump

and kiosks without causing any hindrance to the movement of vehicles of

expected maximum dimensions, within fuel stations and in the access area.

Sufficient space would need to be available to accommodate the number of fuel

pumps to cater to the expected number of vehicles in peak time at this location

so that the vehicles do not spill on to the access area. The air pump and kiosks

for pollution control measurements be installed at some distance from the fuel

pumps so that the vehicles requiring these services do not cause hindrance to

the free movement of vehicles entering or existing for refueling.

5.2 From these considerations, the minimum size of the plot for fuel station along

National Highways shall be as follows:-

(i) On undivided carriageway in plain and rolling terrain 35m x 35m

(ii) On divided carriageway in plain / rolling terrain 35m (frontage) x 45m

(iii) In hilly and mountainous terrain 20m x 20m

(iv) In urban stretches 20m x 20m

5.3 For fuel station being part of the rest area complex, the area required for other

facilities such as parking, restaurant, rest rooms, toilets and shops etc. would be

extra but there would be a single access.

Access Layout Access for New Fuel Stations along Un-divided Carriageway Sections

6.1.1 The access to the fuel stations along un-divided carriageway sections of National

Highway shall be through deceleration and acceleration lanes.

6.1.2 The deceleration lane would take off from the edge of the paved shoulder and

taken up to the edge of the Right of Way (ROW) of National Highway, beyond

which the boundary of fuel station shall start. Its minimum length would be 70m

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measured along the traveled direction of highway. Its width would be minimum

5.5m. The shoulder of 2.25m would be provided for this deceleration lane.

6.1.3 The acceleration lane would take off from the edge of the fuel station on exit

side having minimum length of 100m with parallel type layout. Its starting

stretch of 70m length would be with a curvature of minimum radius of 650m and

the remaining 30m length would be tapered so as to facilitate vehicles coming

out of fuel station, merging with fast moving through traffic on main

carriageway, in a safe and efficient manner.

6.1.4 A separator island would be provided in front of the fuel station so that no right

turning take place. The length of this separator island would be determined on

the basis of the intersecting points of the edge line of the separator island with

the line drawn along the edge of chevron markings as indicated in Figures 1 and

2 of these norms. Its shape for isolated fuel station would be as shown in Figure

1, and that for the cluster of fuel stations with common service roads, as shown

in Figure 2. It would have minimum width of 3m. The width of approaches

connecting deceleration and acceleration lanes, along the separator island should

be 5.5m.

6.1.5 There would be buffer strip from the edge of the ROW and would extend

minimum 3m inside the fuel station plot. Its minimum length would be 12m. No

structure or hoarding except the approved standard identification sign on pole

would be permitted, which may be provided outside the ROW. The buffer strip as

well as the separator island would be provided with kerb of minimum 275mm

height to prevent vehicles from crossing it or using it for parking purpose.

The buffer strip in the approach zone should be suitable shaped to cover

extra area in the approach zone after provision of acceleration, deceleration lane

and connecting approaches and should be properly turfed for aesthetic

landscaping.

6.1.6 The radius for turning curve would be 13m and that for non-turning curve be

from 1.5 to 3m so as to check over speeding while entering or existing the fuel

station.

6.1.7 The pavement of the access roads including deceleration, acceleration lanes and

connecting approaches would have sufficient designed strength for the expected

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traffic. It would have minimum pavement composition of 150mm thick Granular

Sub Base (GSB) overlaid by three layers of Water Bound Macadam (WBM), each

of 75mm thickness topped by 50mm thick Bituminous Macadam (BM) and 25mm

thick Semi Dense Bituminous Carpet.

6.1.8 A typical access layout for the new fuel station with relevant details for

deceleration and acceleration lanes, connecting approaches, separator island,

buffer strip, drainage, signs and marking on un-divided carriageway section of

National Highway would be as shown in Fig. 1 of these norms.

6.1.9 The typical access layout for cluster of fuel stations, with details for deceleration

lane, service road and acceleration lane etc. would be as shown in Fig. 2 of these

Norms.

6.2 Access for New Fuel Stations on Divided Carriageway Sections.

6.2.1 The access to the fuel station on divided carriageway sections of National

Highways shall be through deceleration and acceleration lanes.

6.2.2 The deceleration lane would take off from the edge of the paved shoulder and

taken upto the edge of ROW, where from the boundary of fuel station would

start. Its length would be 70m measured along the travel direction on the

highway. The acceleration lane would be of 100m length. Its starting stretch of

70m length would be with a curvature of minimum radius of 650m and the

remaining 30m tapered so as to facilitate vehicles coming out of fuel stations,

merging with fast moving through traffic on main carriageway in a safe manner.

The width of deceleration and acceleration lane shall be 5.5m with shoulders of

2.25m.

6.2.3 A separator island would be provided in front of the fuel station. The length of

this separator island would be determined on the basis of the intersecting points

of the edge line of the separator island with the line drawn along the edge of

chevron markings as indicated in Figs. 3 and 4. Its shape for isolated fuel station

would be shown as Figs. 3 and that for the cluster of fuel stations with common

service roads, as shown in Fig. 4. It would have minimum width of 3 m. The

width approaches connecting deceleration and acceleration lanes along separator

island should be 5.5m.

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6.2.4 There would be buffer strip from the edge of the ROW and would extend

minimum 3m inside the fuel station plot. Its minimum length would be 12m. No

structure or hoarding except the approved standard identification sign on pole,

would be permitted which may be provided outside the ROW. The buffer strip as

well as the separator island should be provided with kerb of minimum 275mm

height to prevent vehicles from crossing it or using it for parking purposes.

The buffer strip is the approach zone should be suitable shaped to cover

extra area in the approach zone after provision of acceleration, deceleration lane

and connecting approaches and should be properly turfed for aesthetic

landscaping.

6.2.5 The radius for turning curves should be 13m and that for non-turning curves

should be from 1.5m to 3m, so as to check over speeding while entering or

existing the fuel station.

6.2.6 The pavement of the access roads including deceleration, acceleration lanes and

connecting approaches would have sufficient designed strength for the expected

traffic. It would have minimum pavement composition of 150mm thick GSB

overlaid by three layers of WBM, each of 75mm thickness, topped by 50mm thick

BM and 25mm thick SDBC.

6.2.7 The typical access layout for the new fuel station with relevant details for

deceleration / acceleration lanes connecting approaches, separator island buffer

strip, drainage, signs and marking on divided carriageway sections of National

Highway would be as shown in Fig. 3 of these norms.

6.2.8 The access for cluster of Fuel Stations situated in close proximity shall be

through deceleration lane, service road and acceleration lane as shown in Fig. 4

of these norms.

6.3 The typical layout for fuel station and signs and marking along National

Highways in hilly / mountains terrains and in urban stretches is given

in Fig. 5.

7. Drainage

There shall be adequate drainage system of the access to the fuel station and

inside its area so as to ensure that surface water does not flow over the highway

or any water logging takes place. For this purpose, the fuel station and access

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area would be at least 150mm below the level at the edge of the highway. The

surface water from fuel station and access road would need to be collected in a

suitable underground drainage system and led away to a natural course through

culvert. Preferable slab culvert with iron granting of adequate strength may be

constructed in the approaches so that surface water is drained through the holes

in the grating. If pipe culvert is used, then it would be ensured that the inner

diameter of the pipe is not less than 1m for proper cleaning and necessary

shallow drains are constructed along the access road and at the edge of the fuel

station so that the surface water is led to the open drain. The drainage

arrangement would be either by the method mentioned above or as per the

satisfaction of the Highway Authorities / Ministry.

8. Enforcement of Right of Way and Building Line

The widths of Right of Way (ROW) has been prescribed as 40m to 60m, whereas

that for building lines as 80m in plain and rolling terrain, in IRC:73-1980,

‘Geometric Design Standards for Rural (Non-Urban) Highways. In hilly /

mountains terrain and urban stretches, the width of building line has been

prescribed as 70m. While planning the layout for various facilities inside the fuel

stations, it has to be ensured that fuel pumps are located beyond the building

lines and fuel station office building etc. at a safe distance as prescribed by Fire

Department or other authorities. The buffer strip would extend minimum 3m

inside the Fuel Station plot, beyond ROW

9. System for Signs and Markings

9.1 An adequate system for signs and marking would be provided at the locations of

fuel stations for the guidance of the highway users. The pavement markings

would be in form of chevron at entry and exit locations, give way for the exit

from the fuel station. Informatory sign for fuel station would be provided at 1Km

ahead, 500m ahead and at the entry point.

9.2 On undivided carriageway, additional signs for the regulation of entry and exit of

the vehicular traffic should be provided on the separator island. Also an

informatory sign should be installed showing the distance of the nearest Fuel

Station located in the direction of travel in order to avoid any need for right

turnings for accessing the Fuel Station located on the opposite side. The sign

Section - IV

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should be installed at the location of about 200m ahead of the opposite side fuel

station.

9.3 The pavement markings would conform to IRC:35-1997, ‘Code of Practice for

Road Markings’ and Road signs to IRC:67-2001, ‘Code of Practice for Road Signs’

and IRC:SP:55-2001, ‘Guidelines on Safety in Road construction Zones’.

9.4 These should be as per Sections 801 and 803 of Ministry’s Specifications for

Road and Bridge Works, 2001 as updated from time to time.

9.5 The system for signs and markings with their type and locations would be as

shown in Figures 1,2,3 and 4 for the chosen access layout.

10. Implementation Procedure

10.1 Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas / Oil Companies while entering any

application for the installation of Fuel Station, would supply a copy of these

norms to the applicant so that he may assess his position to fulfill the

requirements of these norms. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas / Oil

Companies would ensures that the plot identified by the applicant conforms to

the requirement of these norms in terms of its location, access layout and signs

and markings. It shall also be the responsibility of the applicant / owner of Fuel

Station to provide the prescribed layout for access as given in Figs. 1/2/3/4/5, as

the case may be while preparing the layout.

10.2 For the Fuel Stations along the National Highways vested with NHAI, the field

units of NHAI would examine the drawings and documents to ensure that the

location and layout conform to these norms. Thereafter these would be

forwarded to the Headquarters of NHAI who in turn would forward the case to

concerned Chief Engineer of the Ministry with definite recommendations and the

documents as per Annexure I and the checklist at Annexure II of the circular.

10.3 For Fuel Stations along the National Highways other that those with the NHAI,

the concerned Executive Engineer of State PWD / BRO would examine the

drawings and documents as listed in Annex I and the Checklist at Annex II of this

Circular would be forwarded, through Chief Engineer of the State PWD/BRO, to

the Regional Officer (RO) of Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. The RO

after ensuring the fulfillment of the requirements of this circular and norms

would then forward the proposal along with prescribed documents and checklist,

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to the Ministry and approval given by the Project Chief Engineer (dealing with

the State), on the merit of the case.

10.4 A License Deed would be required to the signed between the Oil Company

wanting to install the Fuel Station (Licensee), and Government of India through

their designated officers. The specimen copy of the licence deed is enclosed at

Annex-III.

10.5 The licence deed would be drawn on a non-judicial stamp paper and all expenses

in this regard be borne by the licensee. A one time fee of Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees

one lakh only) would be payable by the licensee to the Government in

consideration of this Agreement for the land for which the license is issued. The

license deed is not required to be registered. This fee amount would be paid

through a Demand Draft in favour of the concerned Pay & Accounts Officer of

the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and would be debitable to the

Major Head 1054 (Revenue Receipt Head).

10.6 The No objection Certificate by the Licensing Authority, through their field units,

would be issued and construction permitted only after the necessary approval

has been given by Ministry license duly signed and delivered.

10.7 The approval for setting up of fuel stations would be given within 30 days from

the date of receipt of the application if it conforms to all the stipulations of the

norms. In case of any query, the date when the resubmitted application is

received would be treated as the date of receipt. All the queries would be raised

at one time only. The construction would commence only on the receipt of the

approval.

10.8 The Licence Deed shall also be signed, within 30 days of the submission of the

application in the field office if it fulfils all the requirements as mentioned above,

between MORTH and Oil Company only, irrespective of the dealership type.

10.9 Oil Companies / owner shall be responsible for the construction and maintenance

of deceleration / acceleration lances, service roads, channelisers, drainage

arrangement, signs and markings in accordance with the approved layout and

specifications conforming to these norms, at his own cost. On completion of the

construction in accordance with checklist and conforming to the approvals, a

Completion Certificate would be issued by the field unit of NHAI/PWD/BRO/ or

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any other agency (as the case may be). The concerned Oil Company would be

allowed to energize the fuel station only after the issue of such a certificate.

10.10 The validity of the Licence Deed for the use of National Highway land for access

to fuel station would be for a period of fifteen years after which the same would

be required to be renewed which could be for a similar period. During this

validity period, the owner shall maintain in good condition the deceleration /

acceleration lances, service roads (free from any potholes/patches), drainage

arrangement (clean conditions to allow full discharge of storm water), signs and

markings (existing at identified location with clear required visibility).

10.11 Non conformity or any default in respect of the norms and as indicated in Para 1

to 9, Para 10.9 and Para 10.10 above would make the fuel station liable to be

de-energized. In cases of clustered fuel stations, responsibility for default or non-

conformity to attract such penalty would be determined through a joint

inspection. In such cases, the procedure prescribed in Para 10.12 below would

be adopted.

10.12 In cases of defaults (s) found by Highway Authority, joint inspection by the

representative of the concerned Oil Company and the Field officer incharge of

that NH section would be undertaken to identify each deficiency and time frame

for its rectification which in no case should exceed 60 days from the date of joint

inspection. The failure to rectify the identified deficiencies within the prescribed

time would lead to de-energizing the petrol pump by the concerned Oil

Company. The re-energizing would be done only on complete rectification and on

the authorization by Field Officer, incharge of NH section.

Section - IV

( 59 )

ANNEX-1

(Enclosure to Ministry of Road Transport and Highways letter No RW/NH-

33023/19/99-DO-III dated 25.09.2003))

List of documents to be submitted for getting approval for installation of new Fuel

Station along National Highways.

1. Signed copy of license deed. The draft is at Annex III.

2. Certified copy of location plan of the Fuel Station along with National

Highway showing details of Right of Way (ROW) of National Highway, access

roads to private properties, existing public roads and other developments

falling within a reach of 1.5 km in each side of the Fuel Station and

carriageway.

3. Certified copy of the proposed Fuel Station showing details deceleration,

acceleration lanes, service road (if provided), buffer strip, fuel pump, office,

kiosk, lubritorium air and water supply, drainage details, signs and markings

conforming to applicable figures enclosed with these Norms.

4. Certified copy of sectional view showing elevation of Fuel Station with respect

to National Highway and slopes to be provided for adequate drainage and

preventing water logging on National Highway.

5. Drainage plan of the Fuel Station.

6. Details of the material for pavement composition for deceleration lane,

service road and acceleration lane.

7. Inspection report of the officer inspecting the site of proposed Fuel Station

and certificate that all standard conditions have been specified.

8. Detailed explanation for reasons for recommending the exemption from

stipulated norms (if required).

9. Undertaking from the oil company / owner that the oil company/owner would

pay necessary fee for the use of the National Highway land whenever the fee

is asked by the Highway Authorities in future.

10. Undertaking from Oil Company that necessary alteration including complete

removal/shifting of the approach roads at its own cost if so required by

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Ministry, for the development of National Highway or in the interest of safety

in this section.

11. Undertaking from Oil Company that they shall take all the action as

prescribed in Appendix I to ensure conformity of these Norms.

Annex II (Enclosure to Ministry of Road Transport & Highways letter No RW/NH-33023/19/99-DO III dated 25.09.2003)

Check list for getting approval for installation of new Fuel Stations along National

Highways.

1. General Information

1.1 National Highway Number :_____________________________

1.2 State :_____________________________

1.3 Location

1.3.1 (Chainage in km) :_____________________________

1.3.2 [Side of NH (Left or right side

of NH towards increasing :_____________________________

chainage/km direction)]

1.4 Name of Highway Authority :_____________________________

(NHAI/PWD/BRO)

1.5 Executive Engineer (or Equivalent) address:

:_____________________________

:_____________________________

1.6 Name of Oil Company :_____________________________

(as applicable)

1.7 Name and address of Owner of Fuel station

:_____________________________

:_____________________________

Section - IV

( 61 )

2. Stipulated Norms for Fuel Outlets

Sl

No.

Item Measurement at

site

MORTH

Norms

Whether complying

with MORTH Norms

1 Distance from intersection:

1.1 Non-Urnban (Rural) Stretch.

1.1.1 Plain and Rolling Terrain

(i) Intersection with NHs/SHs/MDRs.

(ii) Intersection with Rural Roads with

carriageway width of 3.5m or more

(iii) Intersection with Rural Roads and

other earth tracks with carriageway

with less than 3.5m

1.1.2 Hilly/Mountainous Terrain

(i) Intersection with NHs/SHs/MDRs.

(ii) Intersection with all other roads and

tracks

1.2 Urban Stretches

1.2.1 Plain and Rolling Terrain

(a) Urban Area with population of more than 20,000 and less than one lakh (i) Intersection with category of roads

of carriageway width of 3.5m and

above.

(ii) Intersection with roads of

carriageway width of less than 3.5

m.

(b) Urban Area with population of one lakh and above (i) Intersection with any category of

road (irrespective of carriageway

width)

1.2.2 Hilly and Mountainous Terrain

1000m

300m

100m

300m

100m

300m

100m

100m

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Yes/No

Section - IV

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(i) Intersection with any category of

road (irrespective of carriageway width)

100m

Yes/No

2 Is it a part of Rest Area complex? Yes/No

3 Distance from nearest Fuel Station

(a) Plain and rolling terrain in non-urban

areas


(ii) Divided carriageway

Minimum

300m

Minimum

1000m

Yes/No

Yes/No

(b) Hilly terrain and urban stretches Minimum

300m

Yes/No

4 Distance form Check barrier/Toll Plaza Minimum

1000m

Yes/No

5 Provision of 7.0m/5.5m wide

service/connecting road

Necessary

at

clustering

of Fuel

Station

Yes/No

6 Gradient of Highway section Minimum

5%

Yes/No

7 Slope of Fuel Station Premises/Services

Area for drainage purpose

Minimum

2%

Yes/No

8 Width of Frontage Minimum

35 m/20m

Yes/No

9 Length of Buffer Strip Minimum

12m

Yes/No

10 Width of Buffer Strip extending inside

ROW.

Minimum

3m

Yes/No

Section - IV

( 63 )

11 Is there only one structure of approved

standard identification sign on pole with

existing on buffer strip?

No

structure or

hoarding

except

approved

standard

identificatio

n sign on

pole is

allowed on

buffer strip

Yes/No

12 Height of kerb for buffer strip Minimum

275mm

Yes/No

13 Is the space from outer edge of buffer

strip to the edge of road turfed with

provision of 275 mm kerbs, with on

other structure?

No

structure or

hoarding or

parking

space is

allowed in

the space

in front of

buffer strip

Yes/No

14 Radius of Turning Curve Minimum

13m

Yes/No

15 Radius of Non-turning curve Minimum

1.5m

Maximum

3m

Yes/No

16 Minimum downward slope of access

roads towards the fuel station

Minimum

2%

Yes/No

17 Difference in elevation from edge of Minimum Yes/No

Section - IV

( 64 )

road and edge of buffer strip 15 cm

18 Provision of Culvert, designed for

drainage according to IRC:SP13

Minimum

1m dia

(pipe

culvert)

Minimum

1m span

(slab

culvert)

Yes/No

19 Provision of proper drainage

arrangement for fuel station premises

Drawing

showing

drainage

arrangeme

nt as per

satisfaction

of highway

authorities

to be

submitted

Yes/No

20 Provision of adequate signs and

markings as per the drawings.

Minimum

requiremen

t as shown

in the

Drawing

Yes/Nos

If norms are not satisfied, detailed explanation needs to be given, otherwise the

application will not be considered. In all cases supporting documents as per Annex.1

have to be submitted, otherwise the case will be summarily rejected.

Section - IV

( 65 )

Annex-III

LICENSE FOR THE USE OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY LAND

AGREEMENT TO construct an approach/access road with necessary provision for drainage, signage and markings, to ________________________ abutting on the ____________________________________________________ boundary of __________________________________________ in Kilometer ________________________ in survey no. ______________________ of the village _____________________________in the Taluka of _______________ of the _______________________________ District. AN AGREEMENT made this ______________day of ____________ year Two

thousand_____________ between the President of India (hereinafter called the

Government which expression shall, unless excluded by or repugnant to the context,

include his successors in Office and assigns) of the one part and (name and address of

Oil Company) hereinafter called “the Licensee”/”the Licensees” (which expression shall,

unless excluded by or repugnant to the context, include the said licensee’s

successor/Licensees successors, heirs, executors, administrators and assigns) of the

other part.

2. WHEREAS THE Licensee has/licensees have applied to the Government for

permission to construct on the Government land an approach road with

necessary provision for drainage, signs and markings to his/their property

abutting on the boundary of ____________________________________ in

Kilometer ____________________ in the _____________________ Taluka of

the _______________________________ District more particularly described in

the Schedule annexed hereto shown in the drawing attached hereto (hereinafter

referred to as “the said premises”).

3. AND WHEREAS THE GOVERNMENT have agreed to grant such permission on the

terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned.

4. Now, this Agreement withnesseth that, in consideration of the terms and

conditions hereinafter contained and on the part of the licensee/licensees to be

observed and perfumed, the Government hereby grants to be licensee/licensees

permission to construct an access/approach road with necessary drainage works,

signs and markings to the said premises as per approved drawings attached

subject to the following terms and conditions, namely:-

Section - IV

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i That the licensee/licensees shall within three months from date of receipt of the

permission, but without interfering in anyway with the highway traffic, complete

the construction of the approach and (including deceleration/acceleration lanes)

and shall make provision for drainage, signs and markings at his own cost and to

the full satisfaction of the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer in-chare/Project

Director in-charge of the National Highway according to the approved drawings

and specifications. The said approach road shall not be brought into use after its

completion until the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer/Project Director,

Government /NHAI gives a completion certificate after satisfying himself that it

has been completed as per the sanctioned drawings and specifications. The Fuel

Station would be energized by the concerned oil company only after completion

certificate has been issued by the Highway Authority.

ii That on the completion of the said work, that part of the approach road, which

lies within the limits of Government road land together with any culvert of drain

therein constructed shall become the absolute property of the Government

subject to the rights of the licensee/licensees to use the same for ingress and

egress.

iii The licensee/licensees shall at his/their own cost keep the said approach road,

and any culvert or drain therein, in proper repair and condition to the satisfaction

of the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer, Government/Project Director,

NHAI. The approach roads would be considered in proper conditions when they

are fee from potholes and patches. The culverts and drains would be kept in

clean conditions to allow full discharge of the storm water, signs and markings to

be kept at their respective locations and in clean condition for visibility at all

times

iv That within Six months of a notice duly given to the licensee/licensees in this

behalf, the licensee/licensees shall at his /their own cost remove the said

approach road or any drainage work constructed in connection therewith and

restore the land to its original condition when required to do so by the

Government or by any person duly authrised on its behalf. The

Licensee/licensees shall not be entitled to any compensation on account of such

removal and restoration.

Section - IV

( 67 )

v That the approach road shall not be used for any purpose other than that of

access to and egress from the premises of the licensee/licensees on to the

Government road.

vi That the licensee/licensees shall not, without the prior permission in writing of

the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer, (Government)/ Project Director

(NHAI) in any way extend or alter the said approach road or any culvert or

drainage therein.

vii That the licensee/licensees shall at all times permit any duly authorized officer or

servant of the Government /NHAI to inspect the said approach road including

any culvert or drainage therein. He shall keep the said approach road clear and

shall not be entitled to close any right of way over or in respect of the same

against Government, or any member of the public.

viii That the licensee/licensees shall be liable for any loss or damage caused to the

Government by drain obstruction or any other like cause due to the said

approach road or the drainage work.

ix That the permission granted by this license shall not in any way be deemed to

convey to the licensee/licensees any right into or over, or any interest in

Government land other than that herein expressly granted.

x That in case the said approach road is destroyed this license shall determine and

the licensee/licensees shall not be claim any right to construct another approach

road in lieu of that so destroyed.

xi That, during the subsistence of this license, the said approach road including the

road drainage shall be deemed to have been constructed only by the consent

and permission of the Government so that the right of the licensee/licensees to

use the same shall not become absolute and indefeasible by lapse of time.

xii That, if the licensee fails/licensees fail to execute any work which he has /they

have agreed under this agreement to the full satisfaction of the Executive

Engineer/Divisional Engineer, Government/Project Director, NHAI, the work shall

be executed by the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer/GM/DGM at the cost

of licensee/licensees; and the expenditure incurred shall be recoverable from the

licensee as an arrear of land revenue without prejudice to any other remedies

which may be open to Government in this behalf.

Section - IV

( 68 )

xiii That the licensee/licensees shall not sell, transfer or otherwise dispose of the

premises without obtaining from the transferee a duly executed agreement with

the Government embodying the terms and conditions herein before.

xiv A one time fee of Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees one lakh only) shall be payable to

execute this Agreement for the land for which the license is issued.

xv That if and when parallel service roads are constructed the access to fuel station

shall be from the service road alone as determined by the Executive

Engineer/Divisional Engineer/GM/DGM and no claim / compensation shall be

entertained on the account.

xvi That this Agreement shall remain in force for fifteen years from the date of

execution in the first instance and be terminable by a notice of 6 months and the

permission may or may not be renewed after expiry of the said period.

xvii That the licence hereby granted shall not be transferable.

xviii That the licensee/licensees shall bear the cost of Stamp and attestation of this

Agreement.

5. Situations given below would be treated as violations of the license deed

agreement and the Government would be within its right to ask the concerned

Oil Company to de-energize the Fuel Station.

i Non-maintenance of deceleration lane, acceleration lane service road, drainage

system, channelisers, markings, signs and other traffic control devices in good

operating conditions (as specified in Para 4 (iii), during the period of license deed

and not rectifying the short comings within the specified period as pointed out by

Executive Engineer/ Divisional Engineer/ PD, NHAI, incharge of the National

Highway Section.

ii Non-compliance for revising the layout of access as directed by Executive

Engineer/ Divisional Engineer incharge/ Field Unit (NHAI) of the National

Highway Section in writing within specified period.

6. Not-withstanding anything contained in clause 4, this licence can be cancelled at

any time by the licensor through the Executive / Divisional Engineer for breach of

any of the terms and conditions of license and the licensee/licensees shall not be

entitled to any compensation for loss caused to him/them by such cancellation

nor shall be absolved from any liability already incurred by him/them under this

Section - IV

( 69 )

Agreement. The licensee/licensees shall at his/their own cost remove approach

road lying within the boundary of the Government land and restore the

Government land to its original condition. In the event of licensee/licensees

refusing to do so, the restoration of the Government to its original condition shall

be done by the Executive Engineer/Divisional Engineer, at the cost of

licensee/licensees and the expenditure incurred shall be recoverable from the

licensee/licensees as an arrear without prejudice to any other remedies which

may be fixed by Government in this behalf.

7. This Agreement they be executed in two counterparts, each of which when

executed and delivered shall constitute an original of this Agreement.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF this agreement is executed in two parts by the parties hereto on the date first above mentioned.

Signed by Shri (Name in full) the Signed by Shri (Name in Full) for and on

licensee/licensees behalf of the President of India

In the presence of

1. Name in full (signature) with 1. Name in full (signature) with

designation designation

2. Name in full (signature) with 2. Name in full (signature) with

designation designation

N.B. Wherever alternatives such as his/their Licensee/Licensees has/have etc. are given, only applicable portions should be typed in the fair license deed.

SCHEDULE (here type the schedule referred to in clause 2)

Section - IV

( 70 )

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT & HIGHWAYS

O/O the Superintending Engineer Kendriya Sadan, 6t floor, Sector 9A Chandigarh

NO RW –CH-GEN-Tech-Cir/2003/1210-23 14th November, 2003

The Chief Engineer (NH) The Chief Engineer (NH)

HARYANA PWD B&R Punjab PWD B&R branch.

Sector 19 PATIALA

CHANDIGARH

The Chief Engineer (NH) The Chief Engineer,

HP PWD B&R branch UT Engg. Dept,

SHIMLA CHANDIGARH

The Chief Engineer (NH), The Chief Engineer (NH),

J&K PWD R&B, J&K PWS R&B,

JAMMU KASHMIR

Sub: Norms for Access for Fuel Stations and rest area along National

Highways Submission of inspection reports with the new proposals.

Ref: Circular No. RW/NH-33023/19/99-DO-II Dated 25.09.2003/17.10.2003

Sir,

Ministry vide circular cited under reference have revised the norms for access for

fuel stations and rest area along National Highways which has already been circulated

vide this office letter of even number dated 4th November, 2003. As per the revised

guide lines an inspection report of the officer inspecting the site of the proposed fuel

Stations needs to be submitted with the proposal. It is requested to enclose an

inspection report of the inspecting officer (not lower than Executive Engineer) in the

format enclosed here with along with all the new proposals which will be submitted in

future. This may be brought to the notice of all field officers up to the rank of Executive

Engineers.

Yours faithfully,

Encl: As above.

(S.K. Marwah)

Superintending Engineer

Section - IV

( 71 )

Copy to: (i) SE (NH), Karnal / Faridabad of Haryana PWD

(ii) SE (NH), Chandigarh, Ferozpur, Ludhiana and Amritsar of Punjab

PWD.

(iii) SE (NH), Narkanda and Shahpur

(S.K. Marwaha)


Endst. No. 6869-72 Dated: 19.11.2003

Copy of the above alongwith copy of its enclosure is forwarded to the Executive

engineer, C.W. Division, Mohali / Ropar / Patiala / Sangrur of Patiala for information and

strict compliance of the instructions issued by the MORTH time to time.

DA/One Sd/-


Central Works Circle, Punjab

PWD (B&R) Chandigarh

Section - IV

( 72 )

O/o The Executive Engineer, National Highway Divn. No. PWD B&R Branch

Inspection report of the officer inspecting the site of proposed fuel station at Km.

left hand side / right hand side of NH No. and certificate for

compliance of standard conditions.

This is to certify that I, (Name), Executive Engineer,

NH Divn. has inspected the proposed fuel station site at Km.

left hand side / right hand side of NH No. on

(date). The distance of the nearest road from the tangent point of curve from the

tangent point of curve of proposed fuel station is m and got measured

in my presence (date). The width of nearest side road is

m which is metalled and unmetalled / kacha road and is National Highway No.

/ State Highway No. / Major District Road / Rural Road.

The distance of the nearest fuel station from the proposed fuel station (distance from

tangent point of both fuel station) is m which is one the same / opposite side.

The distance of the nearest check barrier from the proposed fuel station is

m. The proposed station is located in non-urban area / urban area with population more

than 20,000 and less than 10,000 / urban area with population more than 1,00,000. The

general ground level of the proposed fuel station is m below the level of edge of

the shoulder which is sufficient for adequate drainage. This is certified that the location

of proposed fuel station conforms to all standards conditions as specified in Ministry’s

Policy circular No. RW/NH-3023/19/99-DO III dated 17.10.2003.

(Name) Designation (not lower than Executive Engineer) Office Seal Date: Note: This document must be furnished in triplicate in original with the proposal.

Section - IV

( 73 )

The Punjab Govt. has laid down the policy for enlistment of contractors and the powers to enlist the contractor.

Government of Punjab

Department of Public Works (B&R-III Branch)

1. The Chief Engineer (North), Punjab PWD, B&R-Branch, Patiala. 2. The Chief Engineer (NH), Punjab PWD, B&R-Branch, Patiala. 3. The Chief Engineer (IP), Punjab PWD, B&R-Branch, Chandigarh. 4. The Chief Engineer (South), Punjab PWD, B&R-Branch, Patiala. 5. The Chief Engineer (Electrical), Punjab PWD, B&R-Branch, Chandigarh. 6. The Joint Secretary, Punjab Roads and Bridges Development Board, Sector-17, Chandigarh.

Memo No. 12/37/98-IBR3/3996 Dated, Chandigarh the: 10.09.03

Subject:- Revised instructions regarding enlistment of contractors in Punjab PWD (B&R).

A copy of the revised instructions (correction slip No. 2 dated 08.11.2002)

regarding enlistment of contractors in Punjab PWD (B&R) is enclosed. These instructions

shall be referred to as Appendix 7-C of B&R Manual of instructions and shall substitute

the existing provisions of instructions issued vide correction slip No. 1 dated 01.09.1973.

2. These instructions shall come into force w.e.f. date of issue of this letter.

You are, therefore, requested to take immediate necessary action in the matter and the

instructions may be brought to the notice of all concerned for strict compliance.

Section - IV

( 74 )

3. This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department conveyed

vide their I.D.No. 1/5/47/98-2FE-4/2051, dated 22.02.2000 and with the approval of

Chief Minister, Punjab.

Sd/- Additional Secretary Public Works

Section - IV

( 75 )

Annexure-A

Manual of orders of Punjab PWD (B&R) (revised edition 1982)

Correction Slip No. 2 dated 08.11.2002

Revised instructions regarding enlistment of contractors in Punjab PWD

(B&R)

These instructions shall be referred to as appendix 7-C of B&R manual of

instructions and substitute the existing provisions of instructions issued vide

correction slip No. 1 dated 01.09.1973.

1. Applicability:-

Any Indian Individual, Sole Proprietorship Firm, Partnership Firm, Public

Limited Company or a Private Limited Company, Cooperative Labour &

Construction Society is entitled to get enlistment as a contractor in PWD (B&R)

under these instructions provided the eligibility and other conditions are satisfied.

The enlisted contractors have to abide by all the instructions made herein and as

amended from time to time during the currency of their enlistment.

No individual, or a firm having such individual as one of the partners, who

is a dismissed government servant; or removed from the approved list of

contractors, or demoted to lower class; or having business banned/suspended by

any government department in the past; or convicted by a court of law shall be

entitled for enlistment.

No Engineer or any other official employed in Engineering or

Administrative duties in the Engineering Department of the Government or

Punjab State undertaking is allowed to work in the PWD(B&R) Department either

as contractor or as employee of a contractor for a period of three year after his

retirement from Government service unless he has obtained prior permission of

Government of Punjab to do so. Even after enlistment, if either the contractor or

any of his employees is found to be a person who had not

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obtained the prior permission of Government of Punjab as aforesaid, the name of

the contractor shall be removed from the list of enlisted contractors.

A contractor is permitted to have enlistment in more than one category

and under more than one enlistment authority but not in more than one class of

the same category in PWD (B&R).

A contractor is not permitted to have enlistment in more than one name.

A partner of a firm or a director of a company enlisted as a contractor

cannot be a partner/director in any other enlisted firm/company.

The enlistment of a contractor in PWD (B&R) shall only entitle him to be

considered for issue of tender papers subject to the conditions laid down in each

individual Notice inviting Tenders. It shall not confer any right on him either to

be necessarily issued the tender papers or for award of work.

2. Enlistment Procedure:-

The intending contractor shall have to submit the application in a

prescribed form (Annexure-I) to the enlistment authority complete with all

documents as per Annexure-II. The Application form shall be available upon

payment of Rs. 200.00 from any Divisional Office of PWD (B&R) in the form of

crossed demand draft drawn in the name of Joint Secretary, Punjab Roads &

Bridges Development Board payable at Chandigarh.

Incomplete applications and applications not accompanied with necessary

documents are liable to be rejected.

If the decision regarding enlistment is not conveyed within six months of

date of receipt of application, for any reason not attributable to the contractor, a

provisional enlistment for one year may be granted

the contractor. Such provisional enlistment may be cancelled without

any notice if the contractor is subsequently found unfit for enlistment in the

Department.

The enlistment authority shall have the right to independently verify the

details furnished by the contractors and to get works done by the contractor

inspected and/or to get such other reports as may be considered necessary

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Ordinarily works executed in PWD (B&R) Department need not be inspected. The

inspection teams for inspecting the non PWD (B&R) works of the contractor shall

furnish their report on Quality of construction, workmanship etc. & make specific

recommendations to the enlistment authority. The inspections recommendations

committee will consist of following:-

(a) For Class I Enlistment

• A Committee consisting of One Superintending Engineer and two

Executive Engineers.

(b) For Class II Enlistment

• A Committee consisting of Two Executive Engineers and a Sub

Divisional Engineer.

(c) For Class III Enlistment

• A Committee consisting of One Executive Engineer and Two Sub

Divisional Engineers.

(d) For Class IV Enlistment

• No Committee is required.

If the enlistment authority finds the contractor suitable for enlistment, it

shall issue the enlistment order and otherwise, send a letter of rejection of the

application to the contractor. The decision of the enlistment authority shall be

final and binding on the applicant. Refund to the extent of 50% of the enlistment

fee remitted with the application shall be made to such applicants.

Notwithstanding above procedure, if the applicant contractor for Class-IV

(Civil), Class-IV (Elect.) and Class-IV (Furniture) does not have the required

experience, he shall be enlisted provisional for

one year, after fulfilling the requirement of financial soundness. During which he

shall have to secure work of required magnitude to become eligible for

regularization of the enlistment. On satisfactory completion of the work his

enlistment may be regularized for two years from the date of initial provisional

enlistment depending upon his performance on the work. In case the contractor

is not able to secure any work PWD during the year, his enlistment shall be

cancelled and he shall be debarred from applying afresh for enlistment for two

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years. The enlistment fee for provisional enlistment for one year shall be 50% of

the enlistment fee for regular enlistment.

3. Period of enlistment:-

The enlistment shall be valid for a period of two years. The enlistment

can, however, be revalidated in accordance with rules in this regard. Each

revalidation shall be for a period of two years from the date of expiry of the

previous enlistment/revalidation. The enlistment shall be open to review by the

enlistment authority and liable to termination, suspension or any other such

actions at any time if considered necessary by the enlistment authority, after

issue, show cause notice.

4. Enlistment Authority, Categories & Classes

The Enlistment authority, categories and classes along with eligibility

criteria are given in Table-I. Enlistment authority shall be the SE/EE as per

competency in whose jurisdiction the applicant will have his proof of residence.

In case of companies/firms location of Head/Branch office shall be considered for

enlistment. For Chandigarh, Panchkula SE Chandigarh shall be the competent

authority.

5. Jurisdiction and Tendering Limits:-

The contractors enlisted as class-I shall be entitled to tender in State of

Punjab, Delhi and Shimla (for Punjab works only) & others in

respective circles where enlisted for various works being executed by PWD (B&R)

Branch and the tendering limit upto which they shall be eligible to tender shall be

as given in Table-I. The contractor shall be governed by rules provisions and

instructions existing at a particular point of time irrespective of when he was

enlisted.

6. Eligibility Criteria

The contractors shall have to satisfy the minimum eligibility criteria

specified in Table-I, before they can be considered for enlistment.

The criterion for experience shall be the execution and completion of

three or two works, satisfactorily as the case may be, of prescribed nature and

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magnitude on agreement basis, during the last five years. The works should

have been executed in the same name & style in which the enlistment is sought.

The financial soundness shall be judged on the basis of the solvency

certificate issued by the Bankers of the contractors on the format prescribed in

Annexure-V. Such certificate shall be issued by a scheduled bank and shall be

submitted, in original, in a Bank sealed cover, addressed to the enlistment

authority.

The criteria for the experience and financial soundness existing on the

date of receipt of application by enlistment authority as indicated for each class

and category Table-I shall be applicable.

7. Enlistment Fee

The intending contractor shall forward the completed applications to the

enlisting authority along with a non-refundable enlistment fee by crossed

Demand Draft drawn in favour of the Joint Secretary, Punjab Roads & Bridges

Development Board payable at Chandigarh. For various categories and classes of

enlistment, the fee is as below. This fee is to be submitted alongwith application

form to the enlisting authority.

(A) Class I Rs. 25,000/-

(B) Class II Rs. 15,000/-

(C) Class III Rs. 10,000/-

(D) Class IV Rs. 5,000/-

The fees for enlistment of Cooperative Labour & Construction Society shall be

50% of the above fees for each category.

In the case of such applicant whose application of enlistment is rejected

by the Enlistment authority, amount to the extent of 50% of the enlistment fee

remitted with the application shall be refunded.

The fees for revalidation of Enlistment shall be the same as per new

enlistment.

Funds collected by way of sale of application form and fees for

Enlistment/Revalidation of Enlistments with Punjab Roads & Bridges

Development Board, shall be utilized for construction, improvement renovation of

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existing Offices & Residences & automation of Offices of Punjab PWD (B&R)

Department.

8. Income Tax Clearance

The contractor shall produce a valid Income Tax Clearance Certificate

(ITCC), along with his application for enlistment. After enlistment, he shall have

to apply to the Income Tax Department for issue of ITCC in the month of May

every year and submit the same or an attested copy thereof to the enlistment

authority by the end of June every year. Failure to submit the ITCC in this

manner without any justifiable reason will render the contractor liable to be

removed from the approved list of contractors. In case of partnership firms, the

names of all the partners should be mentioned in the ITCC.

9. Sales Tax Clearance

The contractor shall produce a valid Sales Tax Clearance Certificate along

with his application for enlistment. After enlistment he shall have to apply to the

Sales Tax Department for issue of No Objection/Sales Tax Clearance Certificate

in the month of May every year and submit the same or an attested copy thereof

to the enlistment authority by the end of June every year. Failure to do so

without any justifiable reason will render the contractor liable to be removed

from the approved list of contractors. In case of partnership firms, the names of

all the partners should be mentioned in the certificate.

10. Electrical License

The intending contractors of Electrical category shall have to produce

valid electrical license from the Chief Electrical Inspector of the State of Punjab.

The license shall be kept valid throughout the period of enlistment by getting it

renewed at suitable intervals and submit an attested copy of the same to the

enlistment authority after each renewal.

11. Change in Constitution of Firm

The contractor/firm/LC Society shall not modify the existing

partnership/membership or enter into any fresh partnership without the prior

approval of the enlistment authority. Such proposal, if any, shall be submitted in

advance giving full details of the intended partnership/sole proprietorship along

with the draft partnership deed/affidavit and documents as per Annexure-VI. Any

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change in status of the contractor as an Individual or in constitution of the firm

without prior approval of the enlistment authority will render the

contractor/firm/LC Society liable to be removed from the approved list of

contractors.

If a firm is converted in two or more firms by any action of its partners,

the new firm(s) or any separated partner(s) in his (there) individual/joint

capacity shall have to apply for enlistment afresh and shall be governed by the

eligibility criteria given in Table-I.

If the partners are taken in the firm, the eligibility criteria mentioned in

Table-I shall be applicable.

If the number of original partners of a firm reduces to less than half due

to any reason including death of partner(s), the enlistment of the firm shall be

withdrawn and the remaining/surviving partners shall have to seek fresh

enlistment.

12. Change in Address

(a) While applying for enlistment, the contractor should mention

address of his Registered office as well as Head Office, if different. All

documents i.e. ITCC, Sale Tax ClearanceCertificate, Solvency Certificate,

Electrical License etc. should bear one such address, otherwise the same

shall not be accepted.

(b) The contractor shall intimate the change of address, if any in

advance or maximum within one month of such change. Failure to

do so may result in removal of the name of the contractor from

approved list of contractors.

13. Near Relatives Working in PWD (B&R)

Individual Contractors / Partners in a Partnership firm / members of Co-

operative L&C Society whose near relatives are Divisional Accountants or

Engineering Officers between the grades of Chief Engineer and Junior Engineer

(both inclusive) in the Public Works Department (B&R) Department shall not be

allowed to tender for works falling in the jurisdiction of the office responsible for

award and execution of contract where the near relative is working. For this

purpose, a near relative shall mean wife, husband, parents, grand parents,

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children, grand children, brothers, sisters, first uncles, aunty, first cousins and

their corresponding in-laws.

14. Review of Approved List of Contractors

The contractor shall be required to secure works of appropriate

magnitude in PWD (B&R) Department, and other Department of the State during

the revalidation/enlistment period. Contractors shall liable to be black listed for

non-observance of enlistment rules. For this purpose the enlistment authority

shall have the power to periodically review the approved list of contractors.

15. Revalidation of Enlistment

The validity of initial enlistment of the contractor shall be as given in para

3 above. It shall, however, be revalidated on merits, if desired by the contractor.

Only the contractor who has secured at least one work of appropriate magnitude

in PWD (B&R) Department, Punjab Mandi Board, PUDA, Local bodies of Punjab

Government,

Chandigarh Administration during the period of enlistment or last revalidation

period of enlistment as the case may be, shall be considered for revalidation.

Application for Revalidation.

The contractor shall apply for revalidation of his enlistment in the

prescribed form (Annexure-VIII) along with all documents as per Annexure-IX,

so as to reach the enlistment authority at least 2 months before expiry of his

enlistment.

The fees for renewal in a particular category shall be 100% of the fee

required for fresh enlistment of that category.

The revalidation application with all documents shall however be

accepted upto the date of expiry of enlistment with late fee.

In cases where the application is received after date of expiry of

enlistment/revalidation, but within three months of expiry, the application can be

accepted with additional 20% of enlistment fees. Application received, thereafter,

shall not be accepted and contractor should apply for fresh enlistment, as per

instructions.

On receipt of application for revalidation, complete in all respects and

with all necessary documents, provisional extension into three months from the

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date of expiry of the enlistment/date of issue of order/whichever is later may be

issued.

16. Performance Reports

The contractor should fill the details of each of the work, of appropriate

magnitude, secured by him during the list revalidation/enlistment period, in the

proforma as given in Annexure-VII.

The list should include all works secured by him during the above

mentioned period. In case, the contractor conceals any information, his

revalidation will be liable to be cancelled.

The contractor should fill up the details in the proforma as given in

‘Annexure-VII’, in duplicate. For each work, separate proforma should be filled.

One copy of all the proformas should be

given to the concerned Executive Engineer of the division, in which the work was

executed and the acknowledgement obtained on the second copy of the

proforma. This 2nd copy should then be submitted to the enlisting authority along

with the application for revalidation.

The Executive Engineer should fill up the proforma and submit to the

Enlistment Authority through his SE, within two weeks of receipt of proforma.

17. Revalidation Procedure

The revalidation shall be done on the basis of review of the performance

of the contractor pertaining to the period of enlistment/revalidation. Cases shall

be categorised and action taken as below:

(i) Category ‘A’ Enlistment of such contractors, who secured work(s) of

appropriate magnitude during the period of enlistment/revalidation shall be

considered for revalidation for a period of five years subject to evaluation of

their performance.

(ii) Category ‘B’ Enlistment of contractors, who secured work(s) of

appropriate magnitude recently, in the final year of their enlistment, because

of which the performance cannot be properly judged, shall be extended for one

year for watching the performance and then revalidated for four years, if

found satisfactory.

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(iii) Category ‘C’ A contractor, who could not secure any work during the

enlistment period but submitted three or more tenders (out of which at least 2

tenders should be during, the first four years of enlistment/ revalidation) for

works of appropriate magnitude shall be eligible for extension of enlistment for

one year, provided he was among the three lowest tenders in at least one work,

so as to enable him to try to secure at least one work. After one year, he shall be

regularized in the following manner:-

(a) If he has not been able to secure any work of

appropriate magnitude during the extended one year

his enlistment shall stand cancelled and he shall be

entitled to apply for fresh enlistment only after one

year of expiry of his extended enlistment.

(b) If he has secured at least one work of appropriate

magnitude during the extended one year, he shall be

granted extension of one more year so as to watch his

performance. After this one year, when his

performance report is available, the same shall be

evaluated and if found satisfactory, the enlistment shall

be revalidated for three years.

For the purpose of (iii) above, the contractor should submit certificate in original from

the concerned Executive Engineer in the proforma as given in Annexure-X.

18. Contractor’s Obligations

The contractor should fulfill all his obligations in a manner as specified, failing

which he shall be liable for action as mentioned therein. Some of the obligations are

summarized below.

(a) Prior approval shall be obtained from the enlisting authority before changing

the constitution of the firm/company.

(b) Intimation of change of address should be given in advance or within one

month.

(c) He should obtain valid electrical license for the State.

(d) He should secure at least one work of specified magnitude during the period

of enlistment/revalidation.

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(e) He shall abide by these rules.

(f) He should not indulge in unethical practices.

(g) He shall execute the works awarded to him strictly as per the terms and

conditions of the contract and specifications.

19. Disciplinary Actions

The contractor shall have to abide by all the rules/instructions of enlistments and

also by the terms and conditions of the contract and the Notice

Inviting Tenders. He shall have to execute the works satisfactory, on time and with good

quality. The enlisting authority shall have the right to demote a contractor to a lower

class, suspend business with him for any period, debar him or remove his name from

the approved list of contractors after issue of show cause notice. Decision of the

department shall be final and binding on the contractor. The following actions of the

contractor shall in general make him liable to disciplinary actions.

i) Demotion to a lower class: The contractor shall be liable to demotion to a

lower class, by the enlisting authority, if the:

(a) fails to execute a contract or executes it unsatisfactory or is

proved to be responsible for constructional defects; or.

(b) no longer has adequate equipment, technical personnel or

financial resources; or

(c) is litigious by nature; or

(d) violates any important condition of contract or

(e) is responsible for a conduct which may justify his demotion to

a lower class.

ii) Suspension of business:-The enlistment authority may suspend business with

a contract for indefinite period where, pending full enquiry into a allegations the

enlistment authority is prima facie of the view that the contractor is guilty of an offence

in relation to business dealings which, when established would result in his

removal/banning business and it is not considered desirable to entrust new works or

continue business with the contractor.

Removal from the approved list; the name of the contractor may be removed

from the approved list of contractors by the enlisting authority, if he

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(a) has, on more than one occasion, failed to execute a contract or has

executed it unsatisfactorily; or

(b) is proved to be responsible for constructional defects in three or more

works or.

(c) has executed two or more works which was found to be substandard

during the course of departmental enquiry against delinquent officials; or

(d) persistently violates any important conditions of the contract or

(e) fails to abide by the conditions of enlistment or

(f) is found to have given false particulars at the time of enlistment; or

(g) has indulged in any type of forgery or falsification of records or

(h) changes constitution of the firm or individual without prior approval of the

enlistment authority or

(i) changes permanent address/business address without intimation to the

enlistment authority or

(j) is declared or is in the process of being declared bankrupt, insolvent,

wound up, dissolved or partitioned or

(k) persistently violates the labour regulations and rules, or

(l) is involved in complaints of serious nature received from other

departments which prima facie appear to be true; or

(m) Default in settlement of tax dues like income tax contract Tax, sales tax,

octroi, duties etc.

20. Revision/Modification of the instructions.

Secretary, Public work (B&R) may modify add. delete and/or

change any of the above instructions and same shall be binding on all enlisted

contractors.

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Annexure-

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (B&R)

APPLICATION FOR ENLISTMENT AS CONTRACTOR

Te applicant should study carefully the rules/instructions of Enlistment and the list of

documents to be annexed with the application form before filling the form. Application

found deficient in any respect are liable to be rejected without any further

correspondence

Class Category

1. Name of Applicant Shri M/s________________________

2. Nationality Indian Other

3. Address _________________________________

Regd. Office _________________________________

_________________________________

_________________________________

_________________________________

4. Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email _________________________________

5. Constitution Individual

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership Firm

Public Limited Company

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Private Limited Company

6. If partnership firm, name of the partners/if company, name directors.

1. _________________________________

2. _________________________________

3. _________________________________

4. _________________________________

5. _________________________________

6. _________________________________

7. Is the individual/sole proprietor/any partner/directors of company

(a) Dismissed Government Servant Yes No

(b) Removed from approved list of contractors Yes No

(c) Demoted to a lower class of contractor Yes No

(d) Having Business banned/suspended by Yes No any government in the past

(e) Convicted by a court of law Yes No

(f) Retired engineer/official from engineering Yes No

Government of India within last two years

(g) Director or partner of any other company/ Yes No

firm enlisted with PWD or any other department

(h) Member of Parliament or any State Yes No

Legislative Assembly

If answer to any of the above is ‘yes’, furnish details on a separate sheet

8. (a) Name of person holding power of attorney _______________

(b) Nationality Indian Other

(c) Liabilities _________________________________

9. Name of Bankers with full address ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ 10. Place of Business ___________________________

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11. Full time technical staff in applicant’s employ;

(a) to (c) for Civil, Electrical & HVAC, (d) for furniture & (e) for Horticulture. As

per requirement mentioned in the Enlistment Rules for the class & category

applied for (Attached details on separate sheet)

12. Does the applicant have sufficient T&P, machinery, equipment and workshop as

per requirements mentioned in the enlistment Rules for the class & category

applied for (Attach details on separate sheet)

Yes No

13. Doest the application possess valid Electrical License (for electrical)

Yes No

14. (a) Whether already enlisted with PWD (B&R) or any other

department. Yes No

(b) If yes, give details:

(i) Name of department ______________________

(ii) Class & Category ______________________

(iii) Enlistment authority & address______________________

(iv) Enlistment No. & Date ______________________

(v) Date of validity

(vi) Tendering limit ______________________

15. Is any person working with the applicant is a near relative of the officer/official

of PWD (B&R) (see rules 18 of the Enlistment Rules) If yes, give details.

Yes No

16. Enlistment fee enclosed

Draft No.

Date Amount Issuing Bank & Branch

Branch drawn upon

Executive Engineer in whose

favour drawn

17. Details of works completed and in progress during the last 5 years to be filled in

proforma as given in Annexure III. This list should include all works whose gross

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amount of work done is more than the required magnitude for the class in which

registration is required.

18. Certificates from Clients in original as per proforma given in Annexure IV for all

eligible works.

19. Certificates:

(i) I/We (including all partners) certify that I/We have read the rules of

Enlistment of Contractors in PWD as amended upto date and she abide

by them.

(ii) I/we certify that the information given above is true to the best of the

knowledge. I/we also understand that if any of the information is found

wrong. I am liable to be debarred.

(iii) I/we certify that I/We will not get myself/ourselves registered as

contractor in the Department under more than one name.

(iv) (a) I certify that I did not retire as an Engineer of Gazetted rank or as a

Gazetted Officer employed on Engineering or administrative during in any

engineering. Department of the Government of Punjab during the last

three years. I also certify that I have neither such a person under my

employment nor shall I employ any such person within three year of his

retirement except with the prior permission of the Government (For

individuals seeking enlistment in their own name)

(b) We certify that none of the partners/Directors retired as an Engineer

of Gazetted rank or as any gazetted Officer employed on Engineering or

Administrative duties in last three years. We also certify that we have

neither under our employment any such person nor shall we employ any

person within three years of his retirement except with the prior

permission of the Government. (For partnership firms and limited

companies) (Strike out whichever is not applicable.)

Signature (s) of applicant (s)

Name Signature Address

1.______________ ______________ ___________

2.______________ ______________ ___________

3.______________ ______________ ___________

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4.______________ ______________ ___________

5.______________ ______________ ___________

6.______________ ______________ ___________

Annexure-II

DOCUMENTS ATTACHED FOR ENLISTMENT

S.No Documents Yes No

1 Proof of constitution (Sl.No. 5)

a) In case of sole proprietorship/HUF: an

affidavit executed before a 1st Class

Magistrate that the applicant is the sole

proprietor of the firm/karta or HUF.

b) In case of partnership firm: (Submit attested

copies)

i) Partnership deed attested by Notary

Public.

ii) Form “A” or equivalent form issued

by Registrar of Firms.

iii) Form “B” or equivalent form issued


iv) Form “C” or equivalent form issued


c) In case of private/public Ltd. Co. Article of

Association duly attested by Notary Public.

d) In case of Labour & Cooperative Societies

necessary form issued by Registering Authority along

with List of Members.

2. Power of Attorney, if any (SI.No.8) attested by

Notary Public.

3. Solvency certificate from scheduled bank in the

proforma given in Annexure VI. The certificate should

be on the bank’s letter-head and in sealed cover and

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shall be addressed to the concerned Enlistment

Authority (SI.No.9).

4. Technical Staff: (SI.No.11)

i) List of full time technical staff/Designers with

qualification and experience of each.

ii) Attested copies of the degrees/diplomas of

the technical staff/Designers.

iii) Declaration from the technical staff/Designers

that they are employed with the applicant.

5. List of M/C, T&P i/c steel centering & shuttering

possessed by the applicant, Full details and location

of workshop including details of Machines &

Equipment provided and proof of sufficient stock of

materials as required for Furniture category

(SI.No.12).

6. Attested copy of valid Electrical License (SI.No.13)

7. Attested copy of Enlistment order (SI No.14)

8. List of all near relatives working in PWD including

their addresses (SI.No.15) See also Rule 18.0 of

Enlistment Rule.

9. Demand Draft for Enlistment Fee. (SI.No.16)

10. Original or attested copies of certificates for works

done, from concerned clients, in proforma as given in

Annexure-IV

11. Attested copies of award letters for works included in

Annexure-III

12. Valid & attested copy of income Tax Clearance

Certificate

13. Valid & attested copy of Sales Tax Clearance

Certificate

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ANNEXURE-IV

CLIENT CERTIFICATE REG. PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTOR

Name & Address of the Client Details of Work executed by Shri M/s____________________________ 1. Name of work with belief particulars________________________ 2. Agreements No. and date ___________________________ 3. Date of commencement of work ____________________________ 4. Stipulated date of completion ____________________________ 5. Actual date of completion ____________________________ 6. Details of compensation levied ____________________________ for delay, if any. 7. Tendered amount _____________________________ 8. Gross Amount of the work _____________________________ completed. 9. Name and address of the authority ___________________________ under whom works executed 10. Whether the contractor employed ____________________________ qualified Engineer/Overseas during execution of work. 11. (i ) Quality of work(indicate grading) Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor

(ii) Amount of work paid on reduced rate_______________________ basis , if any.

12. ( i ) Did the contractor go for arbitration ? ______________________ ( ii ) If yes, total amount of claim ______________________ (iii) Total amount awarded ______________________ 13. Comments on the capabilities of ______________________ the contractor (a) Technical Proficiency Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor (b) Financial Soundness Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor (c) Mobilisation of adequate T&P Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor (d) Mobilisation of manpower Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor (e) General behaviour Out Standing /V.Good/Good/Poor

Note: All columns should be filled improperly countersigned.

Signature of Reporting Officer with official seal

Officer of the rank of Superintending Engineer or equivalent.

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Annexure-V

FORM OF SOLVENCY CERTIFICATE FROM A SCHEDULED BANK

This is to certify that to the best of our knowledge and information M/s Shri

_________________________________having marginally noted address, a customer of

our bank are / is respectable and can be treated as good for any engagement up-to a

limit of Rs.________________________________

(Rs.____________________________________________________________________

__________________). This is issued without any guarantee or responsibility on the

Bank or any of the officers.

( Signature ) For the Bank Note:- In case of partnership firm, certificate to include names of all partners as recorded with the bank.

FORM OF WORKING CAPITAL CERTIFICATE FROM A SCHEDULED BANK (For class IV (B&R), Class IV (Elect.),Class IV (Furniture),

Hort. (All classes) Certificate that Shri/ M/s_______________________________ S/o W/o

___________________and resident(s) of __________________________ has/have

been maintaining a saving bank account / current account /fixed deposit account with

this branch of bank since ______________________ and an amount not less than Rs.

_________________________) has been available to the credit in his / her /their

account No. _________________________ for the last six months.

(Signature) For the Bank

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Annexure-VI

LIST OF DOCUMENTS /INFORMATION REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED FOR CHANGE OF CONSTITUTION

A. Documents to be submitted

1. Copy of proposed partnership deed duly signed/proposed Memorandum of

articles.

2. Attested copy/copies of valid ITCC(s) in respect of each proposed partner.

3. An undertaking sworn in before a 1st class Magistrate by all the partners to the

effect that the new firm will take over all assets and liabilities.

4. Dissolution deed/consent of retiring partners/death certificate in case of death of

a partner.

B. Furnish the following details in respect of each partner with whom contractor’s firm wants to enter into a partnership

(i) Whether he is enlisted with PWD (B&R).

(ii) Whether he is a dismissed Govt. servant.

(iii) Whether he is a partner /director of any firm enlisted with this

PWD (B&R).

(iv) Whether he is a member of Indian Parliament or State Legislature.

(v) Whether his name has been blacklisted or removed from the

approved list of contractors or demoted to lower class or orders

banning/suspending business with him by any department in the

past.

(vi) Whether he is a dismissed/removed/retired Govt. servant within 2

years.

(vii) Whether he has any relative working in PWD(B&R) , if yes, give

details.

(viii) Whether he has any civil or criminal case pending in any court in

India, if yes give details.

Signature of the Contractor

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Annexure-VII

CONTRACTOR’S PERFORMANCE REPORT FOR WORKS COMPLETED OR UNDER EXECUTION, FOR REVALIDATION OF ENLISTMENT

Part-1 (to be filled by the contractor) 1. Name of the Contractor

2. Name of work.

3. Agreement no.

4. Name of division in which the work was executed.

5. Estimated cost put to tender.

6. Tendered Cost

7. Gross amount of final bill/work done till date.

8. Stipulated date of Start and Completion Actual date of completion or

percentage progress.

9. Actual date of completion or percentage progress.

10. Amount of compensation levied for delay, if any.

11. Amount reduced rate items, if any.

12. Did the contractor go for arbitration?

13. If yes, total amount claimed & amount awarded.

Signature of the contractor

Part II (to be filled by the department) Note:- This performance report, duly completed by EE&SE, should be forwarded to enlistment authority within two weeks of its receipt from the contractor. Certified that details given by the contractor in part-1 have been verified and found to be correct/have been corrected wherever necessary. Signature of Executive Engineer 3. Quality of work (Please grade as Very Good/Good/Satisfactory/Poor)

(a) Grading by EE Signature of Executive Engineer

(b) Grading by SE Signature of Executive Engineer

Section - IV

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ANNEXURE-VIII

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

APPLICATION FOR REVLIDATION OF ENLISTMENT

The applicant should study carefully the Rules of Enlistment and the list of documents to

be annexed with the application form before filling the form. Application found deficient

in any respect are liable to be rejected without any further correspondence

Class Category

1. Name of Applicant Shri M/s________________________

2. Nationality Indian Other

3. Address _________________________________

Regd. Office _________________________________

_________________________________

_________________________________

_________________________________

4. Telephone Number

Fax Number

Email _________________________________

5. Constitution Individual

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership Firm

Public Limited Company

Private Limited Company

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6. If partnership firm, name of the partners/if company, name of directors. 1. _________________________________

2. _________________________________

3. _________________________________

4. _________________________________

5. _________________________________

6. _________________________________

7. (a) Name of person holding power of attorney _______________

(b) Nationality Indian Other

(c) Liabilities _________________________________

8. Name of Bankers with full address ___________________________

___________________________

___________________________

9. Place of Business ___________________________

10. Full time technical staff in applicant’s employ;

11. Does the applicant have sufficient T&P, machinery, equipment and workshop as

per requirements mentioned in the enlistment Rules for the class & category

applied for (Attach details on separate sheet)

Yes No

12. Does the application possess valid Electrical License (for electrical)

Yes No

13. Details of enlistment with CPWD

. Yes No

(i) Enlistment No. & Date ______________________

(ii) Date of validity

14. Is any person working with the applicant is a near relative of the officer/official

of PWD (B&R) (see rules 18 of the Enlistment Rules) If answer to the above is

yes, give details. Yes No

15. Details of works completed and in progress during the last 5 years (to be filled in

proforma as given in Annexure-VII). This list should include all works whose

gross amount of work done is more than the required magnitude for the class in

which registration is required.

Yes No.

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16. Certificates:

(i) I/We (including all partners) certify that I/We have read the rules at

Enlistment of Contractors in PWD as amended upto date and shall abide

by them.

(ii) I/we certify that I/We not get myself/ourselves registered as

contractor in the Department under more than one name.

(iii) I/we certify that the information given above is true to the best of the

knowledge. I/we also understand that if any or the information is found

wrong. I am liable to be debarred.

(iv) (a) I certify that I did not retire as an Engineer of Gazetted rank or as a

Gazetted Officer employed on Engineering or administrative during in any

engineering. Department of the Government of Punjab during the last one year. I

also certify that I have neither such a person under my employment nor shall I

employ any such person within one year of his retirement except with the prior

permission of the Government (Strike our whichever is not applicable.)

Signature (s) of applicant (s)

Name Signature Address

1.______________ ______________ ___________

2.______________ ______________ ___________

3.______________ ______________ ___________

4.______________ ______________ ___________

5.______________ ______________ ___________

6.______________ ______________ ___________

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Annexure-IX

Documents Attached for Revalidation

S.No Documents Yes No

1 Attested copy of power of attorney, if any

2. Solvency certificate in original from scheduled bank in

the proforma given in the Enlistment Rules. The

Certificate should be on the bank’s letter-head and in

sealed cover.

3. Attested copy of valid Electrical License

4. Attested copy of Enlistment order

4. Attested copy of Enlistment order.

5. Attested copies of award letters for works included in

Annexure-II.

6. Attested and valid income Tax Clearance Certificate

7. Attested and valid Sales Tax Clearance Certificate

8. Annexure-VII with acknowledgement of EE.

Section - IV

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Annexure-X

PROFORMA FOR GIVING CERTIFICATE FOR TENDERS SUBMITTED B THE

CONTRACTOR

Sub: Revalidation of contractor Class-( ) in PWD (B&R)

Certified that M/s Shri _____________

_______________________________________________________________

have submitted tenders for the following works.

Name of Work Date of Tender Estimated cost put to tender

Position of Tender

Signature of Executive Engineer With full address and office seal

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Annexure-III Works Completed and in progress during the last five years (including all works awarded)

(Add additional sheets if necessary)

Date of Completion

Sr. No

Name of Work &

Agreement

Date of Start Stipulated Actual

Reasons for

delay & compensation levied if any

Tendered

cost

Gross cost of Completion

Net

amount received

Name, designation & complete address of

the authority for whom the work was done

Section - IV

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ENLISTMENT OF CONTRACTOR (Committee Recommendations)

Category Class Enlistment Authority

Tendering Limit

Past Experience of completed works (Contract agreement) in last 5 years

Financial Soundness

Engineering Establishment

T& P Machinery Enlistment Fee (For two years)

Civil 1 Superintending Engineer

Upto Rs.5 Crores

3 contract Agreement of Rs. 75.00 lacs each in respective category

Solvency certificate of Rs. 2crores

Project Manager (1 No.). BE (Civil) with 3 year Exp. In respective category; Construction Engineer (1 No.) BE (Civil and 1 No. Diploma Engineer with 3 years Exp. in respective category.

Road. Work. Smooth Wheel Roller (2 No.); Vibratory Roller (1 No.); Hot Mix Plant (1 No.); Paver Finisher (1No.); Water Tanker (2 No.); Bitumen sprayer (1No.); Tipper (5 No.); Air Compressor (1 No.); Front End Loader (1 No.) and a Well Equipped Laboratory. Building Works. Concrete Mixer with weigh batching (2 Nos); Steel Centering & Shuttering 3000 sqm.; Building Hoists (2 Nos.); Vibrators (Needle & surface) with well equipped lab. Bridge Works. Concrete Mixer with integral weigh batching (2 Nos); Concrete

Rs. 25000/-

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batching and mixing plant (1 No.); Tipper (2 Nos.) ; crane for sinking, vibrators (Needle & surface) and

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Tendering Limit

Past Experience of completed works (Contract agreement) in last 5 years

Financial Soundness


T& P Machinery Enlistment Fee (For two years)

a well equipped Lab.

II Superintending Engineer

Upto Rs.1 Crores

3 contract Agreement of Rs. 25.00 lacs in respective category

Solvency certificate of Rs. 50 lacs

One graduate Civil Engineer with 1 year exp. and diploma holder in Engineer (Civil)

Road. Work. Road Roller (3 No.); Truck or Tipper (3 No.); Water Tanker (2 No.); Front End Loader (1 No.) & a well equipped Lab. Building Works. Concrete Mixer with full bag capacity (2 No); Steel Centering & Shuttering 2000 sqm.; Building Hoists (1 Nos.); Vibrators (Needle & surface) with well equipped lab. Bridge Works. Concrete Mixer with integral weigh batching (1 No); Truck/Tipper (2 No.) vibrators (Needle & surface) with well equipped lab.

Rs. 15000/-

III Superintending Engineer

Upto Rs. 30 lacs

Three works of Rs. 5 lacs each in respective category


One graduate Engineer (C) with minimum

Road Works: Road Roller (2 Nos.); Water Tanker (1 No.); Tractor Trolley or

Rs. 10000/-

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experience of 1 year or Dip. Holder with 3.

Truck or Tipper; Equipment for material testing.

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Tendering Limit

Past Experience of completed works

(contract agreement) in last 5 years

Financial Soundness

Engineering Establish-

ment

T&P/Machinery Enlistment Fee

(for two years)

Years Exp. in the

respective category

Building Works: Concrete Mixer full bag capacity (1 No.); Steel Centering and Shuttering 1000 sqm., Vibrator (needle) & Equipment for material testing.

IV Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 10 lacs

Nil Certificate for working capital of Rs. 1.00 lac for at least last six months.

Nil Nil Rs. 5000/-

Furniture /Interior

Decorator

I Superintending Engineer

Upto Rs. 5 Crores

Three works of Rs. 5 lac each


Designers capable of producing well thought out schemes for furnishing large buildings.

Properly fitted workshop, painting, polishing & other finishing equipment

Rs.25000/-


Rs. 10 lacs Three works of Rs. 3 lac each


Nil Properly fitted workshop, painting, polishing & other finishing equipment

Rs.15000/-

III Superintending Rs. 5 lacs Three works of Rs. 1 lac Solvency certificate of Nil Properly fitted Rs.10000/-

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Engineer each Rs. 4 lacs workshop, painting, polishing & other

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Tendering Limit

Past Experience of completed works

(contract agreement) in last 5 years

Financial Soundness

Engineering Establishme

nt

T&P/ Machinery

Enlistment Fee

(for twoyears)

finishing equipment


Rs. 1.5 lacs Nil Certificate for working capital of Rs. 25000.

Rs. 5000/

Horticult ure

I Executive Engineer (Hort)

Upto Rs. 15 lacs

Three works of Horticultural activity each costing Rs. 3 lacs or more.

Certificate for working capital of Rs.50000.

Nil All implements for day-to-day working and carriage. No. T&P shall be issued by the deptt.

Rs. 15000/-

II Executive Engineer (Hort)

Rs. 5 lacs Three works of Horticultural activity each costing Rs. 1 lacs or more.

Certificate for working capital of Rs.20000/-.

All implements for day-to-day working and carriage. No. T&P shall be issued by the deptt.

Rs. 10000/-

III Executive Engineer (Hort)

Rs. 1.5 lacs Should be in business for at least three years.

Rs. 5000/

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Electrical I Superintending Engineer

(Electrical)

Upto Rs. 5 crores

Three Works of Rs. 10 lakhs each. At least one work should be of internal electrification of building

Solvency certificate of Rs. 50 lakhs

One graduate engineer (E) with experience of 3 years or one diploma holder (E) with minimum experience of 5 years

Steel/Aluminium ladder 1.5 m to 8m, chase cutting machines, Torque wrench for nut/bolt/screws; Primary & Secondary injection equipment, dielectrical strength testing equipment, magnetic dial indicator for alignment; conduit die set; Pipe vice; Bench vice; LT Meggar 500 volts & HT Meggar 5000 volts; Tong Tester Multimeter; Hydraulically operated & hand operated crimping machines, Earth

Rs. 25000/-

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tester; Portable drilling machine; overhead conduit



Tendering Limit

Past Experience of completed

works (contract agreement) in

last 5 years

Financial Soundness


T&P/Machinery Enlistment Fee

(for two years)

puller, Test Bench for light fittings & MCB DB.


(Electrical)

Upto Rs. 20 lakhs

Three works of Rs. 5 lakhs each. At least one work should be of internal electrical of building


One diploma holder (E) with

minimum experience of 5

years

Steel/Aluminium ladder 1.5 m to 8m, Conduit die set; Pipe vice; Bench vice; LT Meggar 500 volts & HT Meggar 5000 volts; Tong Tester Multimeter; Hydraulically operated & hand operated crimping machines, Earth

Rs. 15000/-

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tester; Portable drilling machine; overhead conduit puller, Test Bench for light fittings & MCB DB.

III Superintending Engineer

(Electrical)

Upto Rs. 7.5 lacs

Three works of 2 lakhs each. At least one works should be of internal electrification of building.

Solvency certificate of Rs.4 lakhs

One diploma holder

(Electrical)

Co Conduit die set; Pipe vice; Bench vice; LT Meggar 500 volts & HT Meggar 5000 volts; Tong Tester Multimeter; Hydraulically operated & hand operated crimping machines, Earth tester; Portable drilling machine; overhead conduit puller, Test Bench for light fittings & MCB DB.

Rs. 10000/-


(Electrical)

Upto Rs. 2.5 lakhs

Two works of Rs. 30000/- each or one works of Rs. 50,000/-

Certificate for working capital of Rs.25,000/-.

Rs. 5000/-

HVAC I Superintending Engineer

Upto Rs. 5 crore

Three works of Rs. 15 lakhs each. At least two works should be of


One graduate Engineer

Steel/ Aluminium ladder 1.5 m to 8m, chase cutting machines,

Rs. 25000/-

Section - IV

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The Deptt. conduct the inspection of Bridges & Culverts on all the roads in the State in periodical manner according to the guidelines laid down by the competent authority with respect to parameters.

PROFORMA FOR CONDITION SURVEY OF BRIDGES NH No. Location of bridge in Km. Name of River/Water Body/Bridge Year of completion of bridge Type of bridge(RCC/PSC, slab, timber, steel,

Total length of bridge in ‘m’ with span Width of carriageway and footpaths Whether located in back waters/chemical Zone?

Condition of the various bridge components:

Name of components Condition Approaches: Condition of pavement surface Check unevenness settlement,

cracking, potholes etc Side slopes Erosion embankment, damage to

pitching etc. Approach slab Check settlement, cracks, movement

etc. Retaining walls Check subsidence, tilting, weep holes

etc. Protection works: Slope pitching, apron, floor protection, toe walls etc.

Nature of damage, if any.

Scour in river bed Check any abnormal scour noticed Waterway Obstruction in waterways, island formation, vegetation growth, etc.

Presence and its impact on flow

Flow pattern and banks Meandering in flow and erosion of banks

FOUNDATION: Type CC/RCC/Masonry/well/Pile Material CC/Masonry/Timber Condition of foundation Settlement, Scour, Tilting Piers/Abutments Settlement, Scour, Tilting Cracking, Disintegration, Decay,

spalling, Rusting, Exposed reinforcement.

SUBSTRUCTURE:

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Type Well(solid/hollow), Circular/Oval, Condition. Cracking, Disintegration, Decay,

spalling, Rusting, etc Cavitation, honeycombing, spalling,

rusting, stains. BEARING: Type ((Sliding plate/Rocker-

roller/Elastomeric/Paper/Concrete. Etc. Condition Movement/sliding Loss of shape, rusting, Cleanliness,

greasing, etc SUPERSTRUCTURE: Structural System Simply supported/continuous/

continuous overhang/balanced cantilever.

Type (RCC/PSC/steel/Timber/masonry etc) Arrangement

T-beam, slab/box-girder/

Condition(girder) Cracking/spalling/scaling/exposed

reinforcement/deformation Condition(Deck) Cracking/spalling/scaling/exposed

reinforcement/leakage/vibration/exposed reinforcement

In case of steel bridges Corrosion/Painting/Loose rivet joints Expansion joint: Type Condition Wearing Coat: Type (Concrete/Bituminous) Surface condition Cracks/Potholes/riding Quality Drainage Spouts Clogging and damage if any Handrails/Parapet: Type Damage/missing parts if any Footpaths: Damage/missing parts for precast slabs Utilities: Type Water/sewer/electrical/Telephone Leakage/Damage if any Special Observation/Remarks if any Member Member Ex.Engr.(PWD) Team leader

Section - IV

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The State Govt. has framed BOT policy to encourage the private participation in road sector. The major provisions of the policy/guidelines are as follows:

1. The Govt. of Punjab has existing Land Acquisition Act, which provides for

speedy acquisition of land. However, if Central Govt. enact a new

ordinance for acquisition of land and if the same is made applicable to the

states, that ordinance shall be adopted for BOT projects. The Govt. may

also acquire land through, negotiation with the land owner.

2. There is immediate need to widen/4-lane certain stretches of State roads,

Construction of Bridges & Rail Over Bridges, Grade separators, Bye

passes, maintenance, improvement, strengthening etc. since it is not

possible to undertake this task within budgetary resources, Govt. has

decided to invite private participation for this task and has also decided to

levy user fee (Toll) on completed projects.

3. In the case of B.O.T. projects, the financial liability of the State Govt.

would be negligible except in cases where continued toll collection is

frustrated by the changes in the policy of the Govt. or under exceptional,

circumstances or the force majeure. In such cases, the Govt. may

consider to compensate the entrepreneurs suitably.

4. In cases where B.O.T. projects attract foreign investment and foreign

investor seek rupee-dollar parity, Govt. may consider to provide for such a

risk in consultation with Central Govt.

5. Government have decided to constitute a high powered committee under

the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary to Govt. of Punjab with Secretary

Finance, Secretary to Revenue, Secretary Planning, Secretary Housing &

Urban Development, Secretary Public Works (B&R), Legal Remembrances

and Chief Engineer PWD (B&R) as member, to select B.O.T. projects, and

to regulate B.O.T. terms and conditions.

The salient features of the Government approved BOT guidelines for

private sector participations in the Highway Sector are:

- Invitation of “Licence Period” competitive bids.

- Government will bear the cost of :

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a) Pre-feasibility studies. Detailed feasibility study may also be

conducted on case to case basis.

b) Acquisition of land for the project and assistance in acquisition

of land, if requested, for enroute facility and for real estate

development. Government may take the land through

negotiation with land owner.

c) Relocation of Utilities.

d) Environmental mitigation measures:

- Suitable provision relating to adjustment of toll fee structure for

inflation and exchange rate variations.

- Permitting development of highway facilities along side so as to

provide predetermined revenue sources for the entrepreneurs with tin

the frame work of Rules/Acts.

- Dispute resolution under Indian Arbitration Act, 1996.

- In the event of losses arising out of situation of exceptional

circumstances or force majeure, the Govt. may suitably compensate

the entrepreneurs on the basis of fair and balanced allocation of risks.

Section - V

( 117 )

SECTION - V

The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging is functions The Public Works Department is using the following Acts, Rules & Guidelines:-

1. Punjab PWD Manual of Order.

2. Punjab PWD Code.

3. Punjab Mechanical Vehicles (Bridges & Roads Tolls) Act, 1998 along with

amendments dated 27-06-05 and ordinance dated 13-07-05.

4. National Highway Act.

5. Common Schedule of Rates.

6. PWD Specifications.

7. MORT&H Specifications.

8. B.O.T. policy of Punjab Govt.

9. Guidelines for enlistment for contractors.

10. Guidelines for access for fuel stations, service stations and rest area along

roads.

11. Inspection of Major Bridges.

12. Traffic census data for Major Roads.

13. Punjab Regional Town Planning Devolvement Act.

14. Public Premises Act 1973.

15. Land Acquisition Act.

16. Contract Act.

17. Arbitration & Conciliation Act.

18. Policy on Road Side Advertisement of I.R.C.

19. I.R.C. Codes.

20. Punjab(1) Public Works Department-Contractor Labour Regulations.

21. Punjab Civil Service Rules.

22. Account Code Volume (III).

23. Punjab Financial Rules.

24. Departmental Financial Rules.

25. The Punjab Treasury Rules.

Section - VI

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SECTION - VI

Statement of categories of documents held / under control:

1) Contract documents which include:

a) A complete set off drawings showing the general dimensions of the proposed

work, and so far as necessary, details of the various parts.

b) A complete specification of the work to be done and of the materials to be

used, unless reference can be made to some standard specification.

c) A schedule of the quantities of the various descriptions of work.

d) A set of “conditions of contract” to be complied with by the person whose

tender may be accepted.

2) Detailed estimates of works after being sanctioned by the Competent Authority

are available with divisional office.

3) Standard plans of buildings.

4) As built drawings of buildings and bridges showing the work actually constructed.

5) Inspection reports of inspections carried out by Chief Engineers and

Superintending Engineers.

6) Records connected with expenditure on works.

7) Monthly stock balance including register of T&P.

8) Statement of receipt issues and balance of road metal.

Section - VII

( 119 )

SECTION - VII

The particulars of any arrangement that exist for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of the policy or implementation thereof

At present, no arrangements exist for consultation with or representation by the

members of the public in relation to the formulation of the policy or implementation

thereof. However, in case of PMGSY and New Link Roads, the roads to be constructed

are decided after consultation with the Local Representatives of Legislative Assembly

and Parliament.

Section - VIII

( 120 )

SECTION - VIII

A Statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public

List of all committee(s) constituted for purpose of taking decisions at various levels of

Punjab PWD (B&R) are:

1) Direction Committee of Chief Engineers:

This Committee considers and approves any change in construction methodology

specifications or material. It monitors the implementation of the existing

construction practices and recommends any change required therein. The Road

Data Book is also approved by this Committee.

2) Quarry Committee of Superintending Engineers:

This Committee gives recommendations for fixing the rates at quarry site for

various quarries in Punjab for various gauges of fine aggregate, course

aggregate and bajari etc. for road works conforming the Punjab PWD / MOST

specifications. These rates are then approved for estimating and tender purposes

only. However, while allotment, the lowest competitive rates are allotted and

paid.

3) Zonal Committee for plains (Zone A) for Common Schedule of rates:

This Committee consists of Superintending Engineers from Punjab PWD (B&R),

Civil Circle, Electrical Circle, Public Health, Irrigation Branch, Punjab State

Electricity Board etc. The Committee fixes / revises the premium over and above

the rates listed in common schedule of rates considering the minimum wages

fixed by the Labour Commissioner, Punjab and increase in rates as a result of

increase in rates of Steel, Cement, Diesel, Oil, Lubricants and other material etc.

These rates are also for estimating purposes only.

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4) Zonal Committee for sub-mountainous region (Zone B) for Common

Schedule of rates:

This Committee consists of Superintending Engineers from Punjab PWD (B&R),

Civil Circle, Electrical Circle, Public Health, Irrigation Branch, Punjab State

Electricity Board etc. The Committee fixes the premium over and above the

rates listed in common schedule of rates considering the minimum wages fixed

by the Labour Commissioner, Punjab and increase in rates as a result of increase

in rates of Steel, Cement, Diesel, Oil, Lubricants and other material etc. These

rates are also for estimating purposes only.

The meetings of these Committees are not open to public.

Section - IX

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SECTION - IX

Directories of its officers and employees:

Phone No. Sr. No.

Name of Officer Designation Office

Office Resi.

1 S. Partap Singh Bajwa Cabinet Minister, PWD (B&R)

Room No. 25, 5th Floor, Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh

2740105 2740988

2 Sadhu Singh Dharamsot

Parliamentary Secretary,

PWD (B&R)

Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh

2740255 2749587

3 Sh. R.S. Sandhu Secretary, PWD (B&R)

Room No. 414, Mini Secretariat, Sector 9, Chandigarh

2742920 2696371

4 Sh. T.P.S. Sidhu Addl. Secretary, PWD (B&R)

Room No. 206, Mini Secretariat, Sector 9, Chandigarh

2743425 2570446

5 Er. Kuldeep Singh Chief Engineer(IP) PRBDB Chandigarh

2362545 PTA/2665573CH

.

2742842CH

6 Er. T.C. Bali Chief Engineer(North) Head Office Patiala.

2358280 2200752

7 Er. A.P.Singh Chief Engineer(South)

Head Office Patiala.

2356254 2307107

8 Er. A.K. Sood Chief Engineer(N.H.) Head Office Patiala.

2364933 2212017PTA/ 2585938CH.

9 Er.T.S.Gill Chief Engineer (Elect./Buldgs.)

Chandigarh 2742239 2698158

10 Er. T.C. Bali Chief Engineer(Central)


2358280 2200752

11 Er. Sham Lal Superintending Engineer(P&I)


214 (Extn.) 2301557

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Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

12 Er.C.L.Verma D.R.D Head Office Patiala.

215 (Extn.)

13 Er.N.K.Aggarwal Superintending Engineer

Traffice Engg.Cell.Chd.

2702621 2267253

14 I.A.Khan Superintending Engineer

Director Q.C.C.CHD.

2704613

15 Er. R.C.Suri ExecutiveEngineer (Budget)


217 (Extn.)

16 Er. Swaran Singh ExecutiveEngineer (Rural Road)


223 (Extn.)

17 Er. S.C. Khanna ExecutiveEngineer (D-II/III)


209 (Extn.)

18 Er. Vinod Gupta ExecutiveEngineer (GPF)/(P.R.)


322 (Extn.)

19 Er. Dharamvir Goel ExecutiveEngineer (D-I)


328 (Extn.)

20 Er. Bakshish Singh ExecutiveEngineer (GAC)


(Extn.)

21 Er. Anil Kumar Garg ExecutiveEngineer (D-3/Non Gaz.Esstt.)


326 (Extn.)

22 Er. Kuldip Singh ExecutiveEngineer (D-4)


23 Er. Karnail Singh Mehra ExecutiveEngineer (Works&P.C)


308 (Extn.)

24 Er. R.P.Singh ExecutiveEngineer (P-I)


216 (Extn.)

25 Er.N.S.Brar ExecutiveEngineer (Monitoring)


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Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

26 Er. B.S.Sehra ExecutiveEngineer Dy.Director Res.Lab Patiala

2200029 2207443

27 Er. Satish Grover ExecutiveEngineer (P&D)


28 Er. Anil Kumar Gupta Sub Divisional Engineer


307 (Extn.)

29 Er. Bhagwant Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


429 (Extn.)

30 Er. Jaspal Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


307 (Extn.)

31 Er. Ritcha Aggarwal Sub Divisional Engineer


307 (Extn.) -

32 Gurmeet Singh Sarao Sub Divisional Engineer


429 (Extn.)

33 Er. Joginder Singh Thind

Sub Divisional Engineer


34 Er.Gagandeep Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


35 Er. P.P Chhabra ExecutiveEngineer Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290

36 Er. V.K. Thapar ExecutiveEngineer Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290

37 Er. Pavitar Singh Walia ExecutiveEngineer Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290

38 Er. Surinder kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290

39 Er. N.N.Chopra Sub Divisional Engineer

Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290

40 Er. R.P.S. Kanwal Sub Divisional Engineer

Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290 -

Section - IX

( 125 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

41 Er. Bhupiner Singh Toki Sub Divisional Engineer

Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290 -

42 Er. Jasbir Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Q.C.C. Chd. 2704290 -

43 Er. Avtar Singh Bains Sub Divisional Engineer

T.E.C. Chd. 2702256

44 Er. Shah Gorinder Singh


T.E.C. Chd. 2702256

45 Er. Jaspreet Singh Dhindsa


Design Cell Chd.

46 Er. Balbir Singh Bakshi Sub Divisional Engineer

Research Lab Pta.

47 Kulbir Singh Superintending Engineer

Constn. Circle No.1, Patiala

2362126 2212211

48 Paramjit Goel Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.No.I, Patiala.

2356435 2212241

49 Er. N.P.Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn.No.I, Patiala.

50 Er. Ravi Chawla Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn.No.2, Patiala.

51 Er. P.C. Singla Sub Divisional Engineer


52 J.E. Ashwani Kumar (Addl.Charge)



53 Ram Partap Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Hort.Sub Divn. Patiala.

54 Amarjit Singh Executive Engineer Const.Divn, Patiala

2355800

55 Er. Deepak Goel Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn No.I Patiala

56 Er. Amarjeet Singh (Addl. Charge)


Const.SubDivn, No.2, Patiala

57 Er. Sukhdev Singh Kalsi Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn, Samana

Section - IX

( 126 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

58 Er. M.S.Kajla Executive Engineer Const.Divn, Nabha

220135 220668

59 Er. Suresh Kumar J.E. (Addl. Charge)


Const.SubDivnNo.3, Patiala

- -

60 Er. Harbans Lal Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivnNo.1 , Nabha

- -

61 Er. Sukhvinder Singh Bedi


Const.SubDivnNo.2, Nabha

-

62 Er. Vishal Gupta Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Nabha

63 Er. Pardaman Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

P.A.to SE Const.Circle No.1,

Patiala.

64 Er.Satnam Singh Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle No.2, Patiala

2363199 2267253

65 Er. M.S. Chatha Executive Engineer Provl Divn.No.2, Patiala.

2362100 2227941

66 Er. Bhupinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl..SubDivn, Rajpura

67 Er. Jagdish Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivnNo.4, Patiala

68 Vacant Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl..SubDivnNo.3 Patiala.

69 Er. Randhir Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivnNo.5, Patiala Shiffted

to Mubarakpur

70 Er. Rakesh Kumar Gupta

Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2 Mohali Siffted to Fatehgarh Sahib

2272961 2604161CH.


Const.SubDivnNo.3, Mohali


Provl..SubDivn, Sirhind

73 Er. Manpreet Singh Dua


Const.SubDivn.Sirhind


PA to SE Patiala Circle No.2

75 Er. Amardeep Singh Executive Engineer Const.Divn.Sirhind

222275

Section - IX

( 127 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

d

76 Er. Parminder Singh Tiwana


Provl..SubDivn.Sirhind at Fatehgarh

Sahib

- -

77 Er. Manmeet Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn.No.1, Sirhind at Bassi Pathana

-

78 Er. Yuvraj S. Bindra Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn. Morinda

79 Er.G.C.Midha Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle Sangrur

234349 234253

80 Er.Baltej Singh Sidhu

Executive Engineer Const.Divn. Sangrur

234092 2217819Bth.

81 Er. Bankesh Sharma Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn.Sunam

82 Er. Sohan Lal Garg (Addl. Charge)


Const.SubDivn.No.3, Sangrur

83 Er. Brahmjeet Singh J.E. (Addl. Charge)


Const.SubDivn. Lehragaga

84 Er. Joginder Singh Executive Engineer Const.Division Barnala

230600 230672


Provl.SubDivn. Barnala


Const.SubDivn.No.1, Barnala


Const.SubDivn.No.2, Barnala


PA to SE Sangrur

89 Er. T.S.Chahal Executive Engineer Const.Divn. Malerkotla

253008 253008

90 Er. Jiwanlal Garg Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn. Melarkotla

91 Er.Rajpreet Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn.No.1, Melarkotla

92 Er. Amarjit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn.No.2, Malerkotla

93 Er. Sher Mohamad Executive Engineer Provl.SubDivn Sangrur

234114 2267226CH

Section - IX

( 128 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

94 Er. Rajeev berry Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn Sangrur


Const.SubDivn.No.1 Sangrur


Const.SubDivn.No.2 Sangrur

97 Er. P.S. Aulakh Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle Ferozepur

244109 244026

98 Er. Raj Kumar Exeucutive Engineer

Const.Divn.No.1 Ferozepur

245282 243857

99 Er. V.K. Sehgal Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn.No.1 Ferozepur

100 Er. Inderjit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Guru Har

Sahai

101 Er. Bhag Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn. Jalalabad

102 Er. B.R.Bhatia Exeucutive Engineer

Const Division No. 2 Ferozepur

246005

103 Er. Parshotam Dass Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn. Abohar

104 Er. Prem Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn. Abohar

105 Er. Adesh Gupta Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.SubDivn.No.3, Ferozepur


PA to SE Ferozepur

107 Er. Sarbjit Singh Sandhu

Exeucutive Engineer

Provl.Divn. Ferozepur

2460035

108 Er. Kulwant Singh Bhutani


Provl.SubDivn., Ferozepur


Const.SubDivn.Zira

110 Er. R.P. Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2, Ferozepur

111 Er. J.S. Nanda Exeucutive Engineer

Const.Divn.No.3 Ferozepur

247397 247148

Section - IX

( 129 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.





114 Superinteinding Engineer

Const.Circle Bathinda

2240582 2211811

115 Er.Preet Narain Singh

Executive Engineer Provl.Divn. Mansa

226119 228919

116 Er. Manjeet Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl Sub.Divn.No.1,

Mansa

117 Er. Bikar Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


Mansa


Provl Sub.Divn. Budhlada

119 Er. A. K. Singla Executive Engineer Provl.Division Bathinda

2212878 2222292

120 Er. Satish K. Goel Sub Divisional Engineer


Bathinda



Bathinda

122 Er. Jaswinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl Sub.Divn. Gonianaat Bathinda

123 Er. Anil Gupta Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1, Bathinda

2211519 2212797

124 Er. Tek Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const Sub.Divn.No.1,

Bathinda

125 Er. Gurnaib Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


Bathinda

126 Er. Prem K. Bansal Sub Divisional Engineer

Const. Sub.Divn. Rampuraphul

127 Er. Satish Gupta Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2, Bathinda

2212428 2212103

128 Er. Angrej Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.4, Bathinda

Section - IX

( 130 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.


Const.Sub Divn.No.2, Bathinda

130 Er. Mander Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.3, Bathinda


132 Er. T.S. Gill Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle, Chandigarh

2702985 2264009

133 Er. J.S. Judge Executive Engineer Provl.Divn. Mohali

2226328 2607597

134 Er. Jaswinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.1, Mohali

135 Er. Gian Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn., Anandpur Sahib

136 Er. Suresh K. Sharma Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn., Anandpur Sahib

137 Er. K.S. Bhindar Executive Engineer Const Divn. Ropar

2222934 222901

138 Er. Paramjoti Arora Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn. Ropar


Const.Sub Divn. Ropar


Const.Sub Divn.2,Ropar

141 Er. Arvinder Singh Executive Engineer Provl.Divn. Chandigarh

2702608 2649682

142 Er. Indermohan Singh Sodhion contrect basis


Provl.Sub Divn.No.1Chandig

arh

143 Er. Gajinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.2,Chandi

garh

144 Er.Inderjeet S.Dhanoa Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Mohali


Provl.Sub Divn.New Delhi

146 Er. J.S.Mann Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1, Mohali

2225863 2772691

Section - IX

( 131 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

147 Er. Sukhdeep Dhindsa Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Kharar

148 Er. Gurbax Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2,Mohali

149 Er. Mohan Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Kharar

150 Er. Sugandh Bhullar Sub Divisional Engineer

PA to SE Chd.

151 Er. Gian Chand (Horticulture)

Executive Engineer Horticulture Divn.Mohali

2227781 2263304

152 Er. Balbir Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

153 Er. M.S.Nagi Superintending Engineer

Construction Circle Faridkot

250859 251082

154 Er. Sukhdev Singh Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.Faridkot

250178

155 Er Raj Kumar Aggarwal (A.C)


Provl.Sub Divn.Faridkot

156 Er. Chand Singh Brar Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2 Faridkot

157 Er. Shamsher Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Kotakpura

158 Sukhdev Singh Executive Engineer Const.Divn.Faridkot

250970

159 Sukhdev Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.1Faridkot

160 Er. Sukhdev Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2 Jatio

161 Sukhdev Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Gidarwaha

162 Er. V.J.S.Dhindsa Executive Engineer Const.Divn.Moga 291923

163 Er. Ram Dev Kayshap, J.E.,(Addl. Charge)


Provl.Sub Divn.Moga

164 Er. Charanjit Singh Bains


Const.Sub Divn.No.1,Moga

165 Er. B.S. Tuli Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2,Moga

166 Er. N.R.Goel Executive Engineer Const.Divn.Mukat 262157

Section - IX

( 132 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

sar

167 Er. Nirmal Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.SubDivn. Mukatsar

168 Er. Bhagwan Dass Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Mukatsar

169 Er. Darshan Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2,Malout

170 Kewal Krishan Sharma Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.3,Malout


PA to SE Faridkot

172 Er. J.P.Chander Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle,Ludhiana

2420262 2443060

173 G.S.AZAAD Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1, Ludhiana

2420025 2443663

174 Sh. Jagdish Ram Sharma


Const.Sub Divn.Jagraon

175 Er. Satwinder Singh Sekhon


Const.Sub Divn.No.2,Ludhia

na


Const.Sub Divn.No.3, Ludhiana

177 Er. S.P.S. Samra Executive Engineer Provl.Divn. Ludhiana

2420082 2400568

178 Er. Daljit Singh Sidhu Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.1 Ludhiana

179 Er. J.S. Tung Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.2, Ludhiana

180 Gurnam Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.3, Ludhiana

181 Er. Jasbir Singh Jassi Sub Divisional Engineer


182 Er. Brij Mohan Bhardwaj


Hort.SubDivn. Ludhiana

183 Er. Bhupinder Tuli Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2, Ludhiana

2443507

Section - IX

( 133 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

184 Er. Hardeep Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn. Khanna

185 Er. Tershem Raj J.E. (Addl. Charge)


Provl.Sub Divn.Samrala

186 Er. Barinde Pal Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.4, Ludhiana

187 Er. Ashok Goel Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.3, Ludhiana

2449071 2405080



na

189 Er. Balwinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


na

190 Er. Rakesh Garg Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Doraha

191 Er. M.S. Nijjar Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.4, Ludhiana

2420072 3944055

192 Er. Harlinder Singh Dhillon








PA to SE Ludhiana

196 Er. Major Singh Gill Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle, Jallandhar

2264911 2260079

197 Er. Simar Singh Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.Jallandhar

2264910 2220825


Provl.Sub Divn.No.1 Jallandhar

199 Er. Mohinder Pal Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.No.2, Jallandhar

200 Er. Ginder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Phillur

201 Er. Jarnail Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Hort.Sub Divn.Jallandhar

Section - IX

( 134 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

202 Er. Teja Singh Sandhu

Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1 Jallandhar

2264912 2483477/2480890


Const.Sub Divn.No.1,

Jallandhar Cantt.

204 Er. Nak Chand Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Phillur


Provl.Sub Divn.Nakodar

206 Er. Ajmer Singh Sabharwal

Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2 Jallandhar

2264914 268461/2272298



Jallandhar Cantt.

208 Balibir Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.3 Jallandhar

209 Er. R.K.Sahni Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.4, Jallandhar


PA to SE Jallandhar

211 Er.MAJOR SINGH GILL(Addl.Charge)


Const.Circle No.2, Jallandhar

2224797 2232926

212 Er.T.L.Dhall ExecutiveEngineer Provl.Divn. NawanSehar

227505 261845

213 Er. Avtar Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn. NawanSehar


Const.Sub Divn. Nawansher

215 Er. Kulwant Singh ExecutiveEngineer Const.Divn.No.1, Kapurthalla

216 Er. H.K. Kalia Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Kapurthalla

217 Er. Daljit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Bhullath


Const.Sub Divn.No.1,Kapurt

hala

219 Er. M.L.Sood ExecutiveEngineer Const.Divn.No.2, Kapurthalla

232373 233751

Section - IX

( 135 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

220 Gurdip Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Sultanpur

Lodhi

221 Er. Balraj Bhalla Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2, Kapurthalla

222 Er. Varinder Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Phagawara


Provl.Sub Divn.Phagwara


PA to SE Jallandhar -2

225 Er. M.S.Kajla Superintending Engineer

Const.Circle, Amaritsar

2.3E+07 2223295

226 Er. Hari paul Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.Amritsar

2274881 2270640

227 Er. Gurdev Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Amritsar


Provl.Sub Divn.No.3, Amritsar

229 Er. Sohan Lal Bassi Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Beas.

230 Er.A.K.Dhir Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1, Amritsar

2564793 2507535


Const.Sub Divn.Amritsar.

232 Er. J.S. Sodhi Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Patti

233 Er. Inderjeet Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.Tarantaran

234 Er. Lakhwinder Singh Sandhu

Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2, Amritsar

2274285

235 Er. Tarsem Lal Sub Divisional Engineer





Const.Sub Divn.Ajanala

Section - IX

( 136 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.


PA to SE Amritsar

239 Er. Sawtantar Kumar


Const.Circle, Hoshiarpur

220325 220425

240 Er. Arun Kumar Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.Hoshiarpur

222511 243744


Provl.Sub Divn.No.1, Hoshiarpur


Provl.Sub Divn.No.2, Hoshiarpur

243 Er. R.S Bains Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.1, Hoshiarpur

244 Er. Baljit Singh (Addl. Charge)


Provl.Sub Divn.Garhshankar

245 Er. G.R.Bains Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.1, Hoshiarpur

222278 223401

246 Vacant Const.Sub Divn.Dasuya


Const.Sub Divn.No.2 Hoshiarpur


Const.Sub Divn.Tanda

249 Er. Daljit Singh Executive Engineer Const.Divn.No.2, Hoshiarpur

220455 243698


ConstSub Divn.No.1,

Garhshankar



Garhshenkar

252 Er. T.R. Kathuria Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.1, Hoshiarpur

253 Er. Harkaran Singh Executive Engineer Const.Divn. Mukerian

244074 2254149 Jall.


Const.Sub Divn. Mukerian

255 Er. Suman Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn. Talwara

Section - IX

( 137 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

256 Er. Kamal Nain Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn. Mukerian

257 Er. Gian Chand Sub Divisional Engineer

PA to SE Hoshiarpur

258 Er.Har-Ashok Sharma


Const.Circle Pathankot

2224004 2220520

259 Er. K.K. Garg Executive Engineer Provl.Divn.Gurdaspur

231398 245389

260

261 Er. Harjot Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn. Gurdaspur

262 Er. Balbir Singh Bhaoparai


Provl.Sub Divn.Batala

263 Er. Bikar Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Hort.Sub Divn. Gurdaspur

264 Er. J.S Saran

Executive Engineer(On Contract Basis)

Const.Divn.Gurdaspur

241214 230008

265 Er. S.P. Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.1,Gurdas

pur

266 Er. Saravraj Kumar (Dual Charge)


Const.Sub Divn.Kalanor at

Kahanowan

267 Er. Navin Kumar Mittal Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.2, Batala

268 Er. Vippan Bansal Sub Divisional Engineer

Const.Sub Divn.No.1, Batala

269 Er. Pawan Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl. Sub Divn No.1, Gurdaspur

270 Er. Madan Bansal Executive Engineer Const.Divn.Pathankot

2221033 2221149

271 Er. Rajiv Kumar Saini Sub Divisional Engineer

Provl.Sub Divn.Pathankot


Const.Sub Divn.No.1,Pathan

kot


Const.Sub Divn.No.2,Pathan

kot

274 Er. Ajay Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer

PA to SE with PIDB

Section - IX

( 138 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

275

276 Er.Kewal Krishan Superintending Engineer

Central Works Circle,Ludhiana

2420003

277 Er. Avinash Singh Executive Engineer Central Works Divn.No.1,Ludhia

na

2422814


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1 Ludhiana


C.W.Sub Divn.No.2,Ludhia

na

280 Er. D.S. Sahi Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.Moga

281 Er. Satinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Hort.Sub Divn.Ludhiana

282 Er.Sulakhan Singh Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.No.3 Ludhiana

2420195 2410103

283 Er. Malkiat S. Jawanda Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.4 Ludhiana

284 Er. K.K. Kapoor Sub Divisional Engineer


na

285 Er. D.P. Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


na

286 Er. Ram Paul Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Jallandhar

2225542


C.W.Sub Divn.1,Jallandhar


C.W.Sub Divn.No.2,Jalland

har

289 Er. Tehal Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.3,Jallandhar


PA to SE

291 Er.C.J.Lal Superintending Engineer

C.W.Circle,Chandigarh

2705258 2268051

292 Er.B.B.Rampal Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Mohali 2226070 775000

293 Er. Arashdeep Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.Chandigarh

Section - IX

( 139 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.


C.W.Sub Divn No.1,Mohali


C.W.SubDivn.No.2 Mohali

296 Er. S.L. Gupta Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.4,Mohali

297 Er. D.P.S.Virk Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Ropar 220316

298 Er. Rajinder Kumar Prasher J.E. (Addl. Charge)


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1,Ropar

299 Er. Surinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.2 Ropar

300 Er. A.K. Nyyar Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.Ropar

301 Er. K.M. Randhawa Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Patiala 2200293

302 Er. N.I.S. walia Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.1,Rajpur

303 Er. Joginder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.Sirhind

304 Er.N.P.Singh (Addl.Charge)

Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Sangrur at Patiala

2211084 2212895

305 Er. Joginder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.2,

Sangrur at Patran

306 Er. N.P.Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.Patiala


C.W.Sub Divn.Sangrur at

Barnala


PA to SE C.W.CHD.

309 Er. D.P.S.Sandhu Superintending Engineer

Central Works Circle, Ferozepur

246203 244502

310 Er. J.S.Sandhu Executive Engineer Central Works Divn., Ferozepur

242828 241531

311 Er.Sohan Singh Sahota Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.1 Ferozepur

Section - IX

( 140 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

312 Er. Ajitpaul Singh Brar Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.2, Ferozepur

313 Er. J. L. Sharma Executive Engineer C.W.Divn.Abohar 221268 220982


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1 Abohar

315 Er. K.S. Brar Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.2,

Abohar

316 Er. Amarjit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn. Malout

317 Er. Ashok Goel-1 S/o Sh. Chanan Ram

Executive Engineer C.W.Divn, Bathinda

2212904 2212893

318 Er. Neeraj Singh Bhandhari


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1, Bathinda

319 Er. K.S. Sandhu Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn, Bathinda


PA to SE

321 Er. S.S.Arora Superintending Engineer

C.W.Works Circle, Amritsar

2274203 2224244

322 Er. S.S.Sidhu ExecutiveEngineer C.W.Divn.No.1, Amritsar

2212801 2505278

323 Er. Gurmail Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn.No.2, Amritsar




C.W.Sub Divn.No.5 Amritsar

326 Er. K.S. Brar ExecutiveEngineer C.W.Divn.No.2, Amritsar

2566551 2271705

327 Er. Balkar Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


328 Er. Hardev Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

C.W.Sub Divn. Batala at Amritsar

329 Er.Paramjit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer


Section - IX

( 141 )

Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

330 Er. P.P. Chaudhary ExecutiveEngineer C.W.Divn.Pathankot

2220939 2221248


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1, Pathankot

332 Er. Ved Parkash Chopra


C.W.Sub Divn.No.2, Pathankot


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1, Gurdaspur

334 Er. Sukhbir Singh ExecutiveEngineer C.W.Divn. Hoshiarpur

222604


C.W.Sub Divn.No.1 Hoshiarpur

336 Er. Rajinder Kumar Sub Divisional Engineer


337 Er. Rajinder Singh Sub Divisional Engineer



C.W.Sub Divn.

339 Er. H.S. Nanda Superintending Engineer

Elect.Circle(North) Chandigarh

2795888 2668839

340 Er. Shavinder Singh Executive Engineer Elect.Divn, Chandigarh

2795885 2669860

341 Er. Parwesh Kumar (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Chandigarh

342 Er. Mohinderpal Singh Bhatia


Elect.Sub Divn.No.2

Chandigarh


Elect.Sub Divn.No.3, Chandigarh

344 Er. Rajinder Singh (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.Ropar

345 Er. A.K.Mittal, JE Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn.Plg-2, Chandigarh

346 Er. Inderjeet Kaur Executive Engineer Elect.Divn, Ludhiana

2420657 2520900

347 Er. Satpal Sharma (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Ludhiana

Section - IX

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Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

348 Er. H.,S.Garcha, JE Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn.No.2, Ludhiana

349 Er. Ranjeet Singh Rai (Regular)


Elect.Sub Divn. Khanna

350 Er. Raj Kumar (Adhoc) Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn. Nawansher

351 Er. A. M. Vashist Executive Engineer Elect.Divn. Amritsar

2275284 2272294

352 Er. Rajinder Singh (Regular)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Amritsar

353 Er. Harbans Singh Sandhu (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.2, Amritsar

354 Er. Hardip Singh,JE (Addl. Charge)


Elect.Sub Divn. Tarantaran

355 Er. Joginder Singh Bhatia (Addl. Charge) J.E.


Elect.Sub Divn. Gurdaspur

356 Er. Baldev Singh Executive Engineer Elect.Divn. Jallandhar

2260247

357 Er. Buti Ram (Addl. Charge) J.E.


Elect.Sub Divn.No.2,

Phagwara at Jallandhar

358 Er. J.S. Cheena (Regular)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Jallandhar

359 Er. Roop Chand( Regular)


Elect.Sub Divn. Hoshiarpur

360 Er. Nirmal Singh JE (Addl. Charge)


Elect.Sub Divn. Kapurthalla

361 Er. M.R. Goel Superintending Engineer

Elect.Circle(South) Patiala

2360165 2214234

362 Er. Amit Kumar Goel ExecutiveEngineer Elect.Divn.No.1, Patiala

2212240 2592768

363 Er. Preet Mohinder Singh,JE


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Patiala

364 Er. H.S. Kalara,JE Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn.Sirhind at

Patiala

Section - IX

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Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

365 Er. Pawan Kumar Ahuja (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.2, Sangrur

366 Er. Jarnail Singh J.E. Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn.Plg. Patiala

367 Er. D.P.S. Sidhu ExecutiveEngineer Elect.Divn.No.2, Patiala

2360027 2219775

368 Er. Gurdip Singh J.E. Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn.Nabha

369 Er. Vikas Gupta Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn. Fatehgarh Sahib

370 Er. Sucha Singh (Adhoc)



371 Er. Jalwinder Singh J.E. Sub Divisional Engineer


372 Er. V.K. Chopra ExecutiveEngineer Elect.Divn.Bathinda

2211615 2232323

373 Er.Ashok Kumar Pawar (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn.No.1, Bathinda

374 Er.Anurudh Kumar EAE


Elect.Sub Divn.No.2, Bathinda

375 Er. Mangat Rai(EAE) (Addl. Charge)


Elect.Sub Divn. Mansa

376 Er. Gurraj Singh Bhullar (Addl. Charge)

ExecutiveEngineer Elect.Divn. Faridkot

2250037

377 Er.Gurraj Singh Bhullar (Regular)


Elect.Sub Divn. Faridkot

378 Er. Pawan Kumar Garg (Addl. Charge)


Elect.Sub Divn. Moga

379 Er. S.M.Sehgal,JE Sub Divisional Engineer

Elect.Sub Divn. Ferozepur

380 Er. Pawan Kumar Garg (Adhoc)


Elect.Sub Divn. Muketsar

381 Er. Sukhminder Singh


Mech.Circle, Patiala

2301287 2301289

382 Er. Hardip Singh (Addl. Charge)

Executive Engineer Mech.Divn, Patiala

2200432 2536609

Section - IX

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Phone No. Sr. No.


Office Resi.

383 Er. Hardeep Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Mech.Sub Divn. Patiala

384 Er. Paramjit Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Mech.Sub Divn. Mohali

385 Er. Pawan Kumar (Dual. Charge)


Mech.Sub Divn. Sangrur

386 Er. Gurnaib Singh Sub Divisional Engineer

Mech.Sub Divn. Bathinda

387 Er. T.S. Bedi Executive Engineer Mech.Divn, Jallandhar

2236831 2236077

388 Er. Harinder S. Gill,JE Sub Divisional Engineer

Mech.Sub Divn. Jallandhar

389 Er. Jasbir Singh Jassi,SDE Civil


Mech.Sub Divn. Ludhiana

390 Er. Pawan kumar (Civil) Sub Divisional Engineer

Mech.Sub Divn. Gurdaspur

391 Er. Gurpal Singh Jassal

Executive Engineer Mech.Divn, Ferozepur

243890 243474

392 Er. Adesh Gupta SDE (Addl.Charge)


Mech.Sub Divn. Ferozepur

393 Er. Hardev Singh Kahalo EAE


Mech.Sub Divn. Amritsar

Section – X

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SECTION - X

Monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations. The detail of monthly remuneration being received by the officers & employees of the Pb. PWD (B&R) Department are as per the detail given below:- Sr. No.

Designation Pay Scale (Rs.) Averge Pay (Rs.)

1 Chief Engineer 18,600 - 22,100 39,300/-2 Superintending Engineer 14,300 - 18,600 35,800/-3 Superintending Engineer (Head Office) &

Director Design & Material Management 14,300 - 18,600 + Spl Pay 800/-

36,600/-

4 Director Quality Control Cell 14,300 - 18,600 35,400/-5 Deputy Director Research Laboratory, Patiala 12,000 - 15,500 &

14,300 - 18,150 (after 14 years service as SDE)

22,300/-31,000/-

6 Executive Engineer 12,500 - 15,500 & 14,300 - 18,150 (after 14 years)

22,300/-31,500/-

7 Executive Engineer (Head Office) 12,500 - 15,500 + Spl Pay 500/- 14,300 - 18,150 + Spl Pay 600/- (after 14 years)

22,800/-'

32,100/-

8 Sub Divisional Engineer 7,800 - 13,500 10,025 - 15,100 (after 4 years) 12,000 - 15,500 (after 9 years) 14,300 - 18,150 (after 14 years)

16,100/-19,700/-

''21,900/-

'30,600/-

9 Sub Divisional Engineer (Head Office 7,880 - 13,500 + Spl Pay 400/- 10,025 - 15,100 + Spl Pay 400/- (after 4 years) 12,000 - 15,500 + Spl Pay 400/- (after 9 years) 14,300 - 18,150 + Spl Pay 400/- (after 14 years)

16,500/-'

20,100/-' '

'22,300/-' '

31,000/-

10 Junior Engineer & Project Section Officer 5,800 - 9,200 17,400/-11 Registrar (Head Office) 7,800 - 11,600 20,600/-

Section – X

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Sr. No.


12 Administrative Officer (Head Office) 7,800 - 11,600 + Spl Pay 800/- 10,025 - 15,100 (after 4 years) 12,000 - 15,500 (after 9 years) 14,300 - 18,600 (after 14 years)

19,800/-'

20,800/-'

22,700/-'

31,800/-

13 Chief Accounts Officer (Head Office) 13,500 - 16,800 22,700/-14 Budget Officer (Head Office) 7,880 - 11,660 19,800/-15 Superintedent Grade-I 7,220 - 11,660 18,500/-16 Superintedent Grade-II 6,400 - 10,640 17,400/-17 Legal Assistant, Statistician cum Economic

Investigator, Senior Scale Stenographer, Assistant, Assistant Accounts Clerk

5,800 - 9,200 16,800/-

18 Personal Assistant 6,400 - 10, 640 20,850/-19 Junior Scale Stenographer 4,400 - 7000 13,000/-20 Clerk 3,120 - 5,160

4,020 - 6,200 5,000 - 8,100

8,360/-11,100/-14,100/-

21 Steno Typist 3,330 - 6,200 + Spl Pay 50/-

8,500/-

22 Traffic Enumerator, Photo Printing Machine Operator & Restorer

3,120 - 5,160 8,360/-

23 Driver 3,330 - 6,200 8,500/-24 Planning Assistant 7,220 - 11,600 17,300/-25 Circle Head Draftsmen 7,000 - 10,980 20,100/-26 Divisional Head Draftsmen 6,400 - 10,640 19,500/-27 Draftsmen 5,800 - 9,200 16,800/-28 Draftsmen Apprentice 1090/- (Fixed) 1,090/-29 Junior Draftsmen 4,020 - 6,200 11,100/-30 Gestainer Operator & Daftari 2,820 - 4,400 7,200/-31 Zamadaar 2,720 - 4,260 9,800/-32 Peon, Ferro Khalashi, Sweeper cum Chowkidar,

Sweeper, Laboratory Attendant, Laboratory Assistant

2,520 - 4,140 8,500/-

33 Senior Research Assistant 5,480 - 8,925 16,800/-34 Research Assistant 5,000 - 8,100 14,100/-35 Executive Officer cum DLR 7,220 - 11,600

+ Spl Pay 400/- 17,700/-

36 Legal Officer 6,400 - 10,640 19,500/-37 Divisional Accountant 5,550 - 9,000 (Central

Scale) 16,800/-

38 Graduate Engineer (Apprentice) 1,970/- (Fixed) 1,970/-39 Diploma Holder (Apprentice) 1,400/- (Fixed) 1,400/-40 Estate Officer 6,400 - 10,640 19,500/-

Section – X

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Sr. No.


41 Tehsildar 7,000 - 10,730 17,000/-42 Kanungo 4,550 - 7,220 13,700/-43 Patwari, Reader 3,120 - 5,160 8,360/-44 Assitant Foreman 4,550 - 7,220 13,700/-45 Car Painter, Electrician, Surveyor, Sofa Maker 4,020 - 6,200 10,500/-46 Earth Work Munshi 2,820 - 4,440 6,200/-47 Fore Man 4,400 - 7,000 11,200/-48 Head Maali, Mate 2,720 - 4,260 5,300/-49 Land Acquisition Officer 7,200 - 11,600 18,000/-50 Tehsildar 7,000 - 10,980 17,500/-51 Naib Tehsildar 6,400 - 10,640 14,100/-

52 Kanungo 4,500 - 7,220 11,200/-

53 Bulldozer Operator, Brick Layer, Cooler Washer, Care Taker, Charge Man, Distemper Man, Electrician, Earth Work Mistry, Fitter, Ferry Inspector, Floor Polisher, Mason cum Carpenter, T-Mate, Mechanic, Moulder, Operator, Pump Driver, Painter, Plumber, Road Inspector, Refrigerator Mechanic, Road Roller Driver, Store Munshi, Supervisor, Store Keeper, Telephone Attendant, Telephone Operator, Turner, Work Inspector, Work Mistry, White Washer, Work Munshi, Welder, Daroga Boat Bridge, Mixer Driver, Generator Operator, Auto Electrician, White Washer cum Mason, Screed Operator, Technician

3,120 - 5,160 8,360/-

54 Boat Man, Beldar, Cook, Cleaner, Daroga, Helper, Fire Man, Maali Power Operator, Polisher, Tailor, Black Smith, Cane Maker, Care Taker cum Chowkidar, Store Attendant, Store Chowkidar, Sewer Man, Dentor

2,520 - 4,140 5,300/-

The total budget provision for the disbursement of salaries to all the employees of the PWD (B&R) Department during the year 2005-06 is Rs. 185.22 crores. The compensation to the family of the employees who dies while in service is paid as per the Punjab Government Rules.

Section – XI

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SECTION – XI Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made. Source of Funds a) Upgradation/Construction of Plan Roads

i. From State Budget under Head 5054-Roads & Bridges (P) or through Loan Assistance from NABARD, HUDCO or through BOND.

ii. From Central Road Fund i.e. cess on diesel by Govt. of India is provided

to State under laid down formula. b) Repair of Plan Road From State Budget under Head 3054-Roads & Bridge-M&R (NP) c) Const./Repair of Link Roads

i. From funds to be provided by Punjab Mandi Board ii. Under PMGSY Scheme from funds allocated from Govt. of India.

d) National Highways

i. Const./Upgradation of National Highways under Head 5054-(Plan)/ National Highways of Govt. of India.

ii. Maintenance/Repair of National Highways under Head 3054-Roads &

Bridges-337 Road Works - M&R of NH (NP)

The Budget/Funds allocated and expenditure incurred during the last 3 financial years under above mentioned different schemes is given as under :-

Section – XI

( 149 )

Outlay & Expenditure for the Tenth Plan (2002-07)

Annual Plan 2002-03 Annual Plan 2003-04 Sr. No.

Sub-head/Scheme Tenth Plan

2002-07 Approved

Outlay Approved Outlay

Revised Outlay

Expenditure Approved Outlay

Revised Outlay

Expenditure

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 State Level Schemes

1 RD 1.2-(I) Imp/ Wdg of existing roads

5000.00 0.00 600.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 941.12

2 RD 1.2-(II) Land acquisition for indentify

corridors

6000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

3 RD 2.1-Machinery 250.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 RD 4.1-Bridges 2500.00 0.00 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2946.00

5 RD 5.1-Central road fund

20000.00 4043.00 5500.00 5383.00 3976.00 3976.00 0.00

6 RD 5.2-Imp. Of roads within M.C. limits

1000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

7 RD 5.3-Byepasses 1000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 RD 5.4-Research & Development

25.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

9 RD 5.5-Roads Safety Measures on State

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 700.00 700.00 0.00

10 RD 5.6-World Bank Scheme for road

infrastructure

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 0.00

11 RD 5.8-NABARD Assited Project for Constn/Wdg. Of roads & Constn. Of

Bridges

50000.00 15000.00 12400.00 8074.00 15000.00 15000.00 9586.43

Total 85775.00 19043.00 18600.00 13457.00 19677.00 20177.00 13473.55 Contnd…..

Section – XI

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Annual Plan 2004-05 Annual Plan 2005-06 Sr.

No. Sub-head/Scheme

Approved Outlay

Revised Outlay

Expenditure

Total Expenditue (2002-05)

Approved Outlay

Expenditure

10 11 12 13 14 15 State Level Schemes

1 RD 1.2-(I) Imp/ Wdg of existing roads

0.00 1028.85 538.85 1479.97 10000.00 2254.36

2 RD 1.2-(II) Land acquisition for indentify corridors

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.00

3 RD 2.1-Machinery 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.00

4 RD 4.1-Bridges 0.00 50.00 0.00 2946.00 0.00 0.00

5 RD 5.1-Central road fund 3736.00 4300.00 2188.19 7571.19 3736.00 329.14

6 RD 5.2-Imp. Of roads within M.C. limits

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.10

7 RD 5.3-Byepasses 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.10

8 RD 5.4-Research & Development

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

9 RD 5.5-Roads Safety Measures on State

700.00 1.00 250.00 250.00 700.00

10 RD 5.6-World Bank Scheme for road infrastructure

1000.00 0.50 1000.10 84.23

11 RD 5.8-NABARD Assited Project for Constn/Wdg. Of roads & Constn. Of Bridges

20630.00 16285.00 9057.12 26717.55 16010.00 6484.02

Total 26066.00 21665.35 12034.16 38964.71 31446.50 9151.75 Note: Expenditure less than Outlay in the year 2002-03, 2003-04 & 2004-05 is due to non release of funds from F.D.

Section – XI

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Outlay & Expenditure of Centrally-Sponsered Schemes for the Tenth Plan (2002-07)

Annual Plan 2002-03 Sr. No.

Sub-head/Scheme Funding Pattern

Tenth Plan 2002-07 Approved

Outlay

Approved Outlay Revised Outlay Expenditure

CS:SS CS SS CS SS CS SS CS SS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Road & Bridges

1 CS 4-PMGSY 100% 10000.00 0.00 2500.00 0.00 5000.00 0.00 5198.00 0.00

10000.00 0.00 2500.00 0.00 5000.00 0.00 5198.00 0.00

Public Works

2 CS 3.1-(C) Stg. Of Revenue

Administration & Up dating of land

records

50:50 700.00 700.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 0.00 0.00

3 CS 3.1-(D) Computerisation of

land records

100% 0.00 0.00 162.90 162.90 162.90 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 CS 3.2-Courts 50:50 5000.00 5000.00 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00 179.00 902.26

Total 5700.00 5700.00 1262.90 1262.90 1212.90 1050.00 179.00 902.26

Contnd……

Section – XI

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Annual Plan 2003-04 Annual Plan 2004-05 Sr. No.

Sub-head/Scheme

Approved Outlay

Revised Outlay Expenditure Approved Outlay Revised Outlay Expenditure

CS SS CS SS CS SS CS SS CS SS CS SS 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Road & Bridges

1 CS 4-PMGSY 2000.00 0.00 5000.00 0.00 1254.50 0.00 2500.00 2500.00 1686.34

2000.00 0.00 5000.00 0.00 1254.50 0.00 2500.00 0.00 2500.00 0.00 1686.34 0.00

Public Works

2 CS 3.1-(C) Stg. Of Revenue

Administration & Up dating of land records

100.00 100.00 32.00 32.00 0.00 0.00 117.00 5.00 117.35 0.00 0.00 0.00

3 CS 3.1-(D) Computerisation of

land records

162.90 162.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 162.90 0.00 162.90 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 CS 3.2-Courts 723.00 723.00 1343.00 1343.00 0.00 719.88 942.14 942.14 471.00 471.00 153.24 180.47

Total 985.90 823.00 1537.90 1375.00 0.00 719.88 1222.04 947.14 751.25 471.00 153.24 180.47

Contnd……

Section – XI

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Annual Plan 2005-06 Sr.

No. Sub-head/Scheme Total Expenditue

(2002-05)

Approved Outlay Expenditure

CS SS CS SS CS SS 24 25 26 27 28 29 Road & Bridges

1 CS 4-PMGSY 8138.60 0.00 2500.00 938.59

8138.60 0.00 2500.00 0.00 938.59 0.00

Public Works

2 CS 3.1-(C) Stg. Of Revenue Administration & Up dating of land records

0.00 0.00 500.00 500.00 0.00 0.00

3 CS 3.1-(D) Computerisation of land

records

0.00 0.00 2112.80 0.00 0.00

4 CS 3.2-Courts 332.24 1802.61 942.00 942.00 0.00 38.54

Total 332.24 1802.61 3554.80 1442.00 0.00 38.54

Note: Expenditure less than Outlay in the year 2002-03, 2003-04 & 2004-05 is due to non release of funds from F.D.

Section – XI

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Allotment & expenditure for the last three years in respect of National Highways in the state of Punjab.

(Rs. in crores) Original Works /IRQP Periodical Renewal Ordinary Repairs Year

Allotment Expenditure Allotment Expenditure Allotment Expenditure

2002-03

45.00 44.73 5.88 3.16 5.88 5.87

2003-04

51.00 50.31 18.82 12.87 7.21 6.43

2004-05

51.00 50.61 13.36 11.57 5.73 6.03

2005-06

47.00 29.13 (upto 30.09.05)

13.08 5.56 (upto 30.09.05)

5.82 2.60 (upto 30.09.05)

Total Budge Provisoin for construction of buildings (Plan Heads) for the year 2005-6 under various plan schems is as below: District Administraive Complex Building 500.50 lacs Court Buildings (50:50) 942.00 lacs State Guest Houses/ Other Rest Houses (CH’s) 200.00 lacs Strengthening f Revenue Administrattion (50:50) 500.0 lacs Education Buildings 452.0 lacs Health Buildings 572.00 lacs Social Welfare Buildings 48.54 lacs Civil Aviation 21.00 lacs The pre-planing of the building is to be taken up for fixing the priority and allocation f funds as per

requirement of the client department. No LOC has yet been issued for the on-going works of different

department where LOC of Rs. 643.79 lacs remained uncashed during last year.

Section – XII

( 155 )

SECTION – XII The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.

NIL

Section – XIII

( 156 )

SECTION – XIII Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it. 1) Enlistment of Contractors for Public Works Department:

The enlistment of contractual agencies shortlisted to carry out the works in

public works department and other technical agencies executing similar nature of

work is done at the level of Superintending Engineer and the Executive Engineer

based on capability of the contractual agency. The eligibility parameteres are

decided on contractual agencie’s experience in executing the work and its capital

power.

The instructions to be followed for enlistment of contractors has already been

mentioned in Section IV.

2) Issuance of No Objection Certificates to Fuel Stations, Service Stations

and rest area applicants:

The Deputy Commissioner of the concerned juridictioin where a petrol pump is

proposed to be set up issues permit to the applicants based on NOC received

from concerned departments including Public Works Department. For any petrol

pump to be installed along National Highways in the State, the Ministry of

Transport, Govt. of India issues the NOC. This NOC is issued by the concerned

Cabinet Minister of Transport, Govt. of India. For other roads like State

Highways, MDRs, ODRs and Link Roads, the NOC is issued by the Department of

Public Works, Punjab. This NOC is issued by the Minister Public Works, Punjab.

The norms to be followed for issuing No Object Certificates to Fuel Stations,

Service Statiosn and rest areas location layout and its access have already been

mentioned in Section IV.

2) Issuance of Safety Certificate to Public buildings like Cinema Halls,

Schools, Colleges, Marriage Palaces etc. The concerned Executive Engineer in whose jurisidiction a public building falls

issues safety certificates to the owners satisfying him self with the various safety

parameters and guidelines issued by the Govt. from time to time.

Section – XIV

( 157 )

SECTION – XIV Details in respect of information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form. 1) PMGSY Works:

All the works carried out under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana and related

information is available online at PMGSY website (www.pmgsyonline.nic.in,

www.omms.nic.in and www.pmgsy.org). The concerned divisions updates this

information and follows the tendering procedure online. The following

information is available on website for citizens:

• uptoday information about the programme.

• Information about projects cleared (including sanctioned lenth, cost etc.) for

Blocks/ Districts/ States.

• Information about progress of road works in their Blocks/ Districts/ States.

• Informaton about tenders and important items of news about the programme

implementation from across the country.

• Information about the quality of works being executd through the report of

National Level Quality Monitors.

• Photographs of actual road works.

• Information about the relative performace of various Blocks/ Districts/ States in

the programme implementation.

The information of the department provided under Right to Information Act is

available on CD in Head Office, Patiala.

Section – XV

( 158 )

SECTION – XV The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use. Means, methods or facilitation available to the public, which are adopted by the

department for dissemination of information:

1) Rules framed by the Department are notified in the official gazette and are

available to the Public. Similarly as per requirement of law other important

matters are also notified in the official gazette.

2) Now the public can obtain information about the Department through the

Assistant Public Information Officers/Public Information Officers also in official

working hours.

Section – XVI

( 159 )

SECTION – XVI The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers. As per the provisions contained in the Right to Information Act, 2005 under section 5 (1 to 2) and 19 (1) following officers are appointed as Appellant Authorities / Public Information Officers/ Assistant Public Information Officers.

AT GOVERNMENT LEVEL S. No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

Appointed as

01. Addl. Secretary, Public Works Secretariat Level Appellate Authority

02. Under Secretary, Public Works Secretariat Level Public Information Officer

03. Superintendent, B&R-I Branch Secretariat Level Assistant Public Information Officer

04. Superintendent, B&R-III Branch Secretariat Level Assistant Public Information Officer

AT CHIEF ENGINEER LEVEL

S. No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

Appointed as

01. Chief Engineer (Gazetted Estt.)

Head Office Level Appellate Authority

02. Administrative Officer, Patiala Head Office Level Public Information Officer

03. Registrar, Head Office, Patiala Head Office Level Assistant Public Information Officer

04. Superintendent, Gazetted Estt., Patiala

Head Office Level Assistant Public Information Officer

05. Superintendent, Non Gazetted Estt., Patiala

Head Office Level Assistant Public Information Officer

Section – XVI

( 160 )

AT PB. ROADS & BRIDGES DEVELOPMENT BOARD, CHANDIGARH LEVEL S. No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

Appointed as

01. Joint Secretary, PRBDB, Chandigarh.

Whole State Appellate Authority

02. Executive Engineer, PRBDB, Chandigarh.

Whole State Public Information Officer

03. Sub Divisional Engineer, PRBDB, Chandigarh.

Whole State Assistant Public Information Officer

AT CIRCLE LEVEL S.

No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

(Tehsil/ Distt.)

Appointed as

1. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Amritsar

Amritsar District Appellate Authority

2. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Amritsar

Amritsar-I & Ajnala Tehsil

Public Information Officer

3. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Amritsar

Assistant Public Information Officer

4. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 3, ASR


5. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Beas


6. Executive Engineer, Construction Division No.2, Amritsar

Baba Bakala, Khadoor Sahib &

Amritsar II Tehsils


7. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No.2, ASR


8. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No.4, ASR


9. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Ajnala


Section – XVI

( 161 )

10. Executive Engineer, Construction

Division No. 1, Amritsar Taran Taran,Patti


11. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Amritsar


12. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Patti


13. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn,. Tarn Taran


14. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Bathinda

Bathinda & Mansa Appellate Authority

15. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Bathinda

Bathinda Tehsil Public Information Officer

16. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., No. 1, BTI




18. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Goniana


19. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.2, Bathinda

Talwandi Sabo Tehsil




21. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, BTI




23. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.1 Bathinda

Rampura Phool






Section – XVI

( 162 )

26. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub

Divn., Rampura Phul Assistant Public Information Officer

27. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Mansa

Mansa Tehsil


28. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Mansa


29. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 2, Mansa


30. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Budhlada


31. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Chandigarh

Ropar & Pb. Govt. Buildings at Delhi & Chandigarh

Appellate Authority

32. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Chandigarh

Pb. Govt. Buildings at Delhi & Chandigarh


33. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Chandigarh


34. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 2, Chandigarh


35. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Mohali


36. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., New Delhi


37. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Mohali

Mohali, Anandpur Sahib Tehsils


38. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Mohali


39. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Anandpur Sahib


40. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Anandpur Sahib


41. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Ropar

Ropar Tehsil


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42. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn.,

Ropar Assistant Public Information Officer

43. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Ropar


44. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Ropar


45. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.1 Mohali

Kharar


46. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Kharar




48. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Kharar


49. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Faridkot

Faridkot, Moga & Mukatsar

Appellate Authority

50. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Faridkot

Faridkot Tehsil Public Information Officer

51. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Faridkot


52. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Faridkot


53. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Kotkapura


54. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Mukatsar

Mukatsar Public Information Officer

55. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Mukatsar


56. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. Mukatsar


57. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Malout


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Divn. No. 3, Malout Assistant Public Information Officer

59. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Moga

Moga Tehsil


60. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Moga


61. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Moga


62. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Moga


63. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Faridkot

Jaito Tehsil


64. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Faridkot


65. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Jaito


66. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Giddarbaha


67. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Ferozepur

Ferozepur Appellate Authority

68. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Ferozepur

Ferozepur Public Information Officer

69. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Ferozepur


70. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Ferozepur


71. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Zira


72. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.2 Ferozepur

Jalalabad Tehsil Public Information Officer

73. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Abohar


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Divn., Abohar Assistant Public Information Officer



76. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No. 3, Ferozepur (Now shifted to Fazilka)

Fazilka & Abohar






79. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No. 1, Ferozepur

Zira




81. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Guruharsahai


82. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Jalalabad


83. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Pathankot

Gurdaspur Appellate Authority

84. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Gurdaspur

Bridge over River Ravi at Kathlore on Dinanagar Narot Jaimal Singh Road (PIDB Works)


85. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. Gurdaspur


86. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Batala


87. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Gurdaspur

Gurdaspur, Batala & Dera Baba Nanak


88. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No.1, Gurdaspur


89. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Kalanaur at Kahnuwan


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90. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Batala


91. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Batala


92. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Gurdaspur


93. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Pathankot

Pathankot & Dhar Kalan


94. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Pathankot


95. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Pathankot


96. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Pathankot.


97. Executive Engineer, (Horticulture) Division, Gurdaspur

Gurdaspur


98. Sub Divisional Engineer Horticulture Sub Divn., Gurdaspur


99. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Hoshiarpur

Hoshiarpur & Nawan Shahar

Appellate Authority

100. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Mukerian

Mukerian Tehsil Public Information Officer

101. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Mukerian


102. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Talwara


103. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Mukerian


104. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. No. 1 Hoshiarpur

Garhshankar Tehsil Public Information Officer

105. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Dasuya


106. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Hoshiarpur.


107. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Tanda


108. Executive Engineer, Provincial Hoshiarpur Tehsil Public Information

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Division, Hoshiarpur Officer

109. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Hoshiarpur


110. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 2, Hoshiarpur


111. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Hoshiarpur


112. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Garhshanker


113. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.2, Hoshiarpur

Dasuya Tehsil


114. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Garhshanker


115. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Garhshanker


116. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Hoshiarpur


117. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Jalandhar-I

Jalandhar Appellate Authority

118. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.1, Jalandhar

Nakodar, Shahkot & Phillaur Tehsil


119. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Jalandhar


120. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Phillur.


121. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Nakodar


122. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. Jalandhar-II Tehsil Public Information

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No. 2, Jalandhar Officer







126. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Jalandhar

Jalandhar-I Tehsil Public Information Officer

127. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Jalandhar


128. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 2, Jalandhar


129. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Phillur


130. Sub Divisional Engineer Horticulture Sub Divn., Jalandhar


131. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Jalandhar-II

Kapurthala & Nawan Shahar

Appellate Authority

132. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Nawanshahar

Nawan Shahar Public Information Officer

133. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Nawan Shahar


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Divn., Nawanshahar Assistant Public Information Officer

135. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. No. 1 Kapurthala

Kapurthala Tehsil Public Information Officer

136. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Kapurthala


137. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Bhullath


138. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Kapurthala


139. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No. 2, Kapurthala

Phagwara & Sultan Pur Lodhi


140. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Sultanpur Lodhi


141. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Kapurthala


142. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Phagwara


143. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Phagwara


144. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Ludhiana

Ludhiana District Appellate Authority

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145. Executive Engineer, Provincial

Division, Ludhiana Ludhiana Tehsil Public Information

Officer 146. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn.

No. 1, Ludhiana Assistant Public Information Officer

147. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 2, Ludhiana


148. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 3, Ludhiana


149. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Ludhiana


150. Sub Divisional Engineer Horticulture Sub Divn., Ludhiana


151. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. No. 1 Ludhiana

Jagraon, Ludhiana West & Part of Raikot

Tehsil


152. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Jagraon






155. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No. 2, Ludhiana

Khanna & Samrala


156. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Khanna


157. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Samrala




159. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.3, Ludhiana

Payal & Part of Raikot Tehsil






162. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Doraha


163. Executive Engineer, Const. Division No.4, Ludhiana

Morinda Byepass (PIDB Work)


164. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Assistant Public

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Divn. No. 7, Ludhiana

Information Officer





167. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Patiala – I

Patiala District Appellate Authority

168. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division No.1 Patiala

Patiala Tehsil Public Information Officer

169. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 1, Patiala








173. Sub Divisional Engineer Horticulture Sub Divn., Patiala


174. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. Nabha

Nabha Tehsil Public Information Officer

175. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 3, Patiala


176. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Nabha


177. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Nabha


178. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Nabha


179. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Patiala

Samana Tehsil


180. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Assistant Public

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Divn. No. 1, Patiala Information Officer

181. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Patiala


182. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Samana


183. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division No.2 Patiala

Rajpura Tehsil


184. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Rajpura


185. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No.4, Patiala




187. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn. No. 5, Patiala (shifted to Mubarikpur)


188. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Patiala-II

Fatehgarh Sahib Appellate Authority

189. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Sirhind

Fatehgarh & Amloh Tehsil


190. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Fatehgarh Sahib


191. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No.1, Sirhind at Bassi Pathana


192. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Morinda


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193. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn.

No. 2 Mohali (now shifted to Fatehgarh Sahib)

Khamano & Bassi Pathana Tehsils




195. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Sirhind


196. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Sirhind


197. Superintending Engineer, Const. Circle, Sangrur

Sangrur District Appellate Authority

198. Executive Engineer, Provincial Division, Sangrur

Sangrur Public Information Officer

199. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Sangrur


200. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Sangrur




202. Executive Engineer, Const. Divn. Sangrur

Sunam & Moonak Public Information Officer

203. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Sunam


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205. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn., Lehragaga


206. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Malerkotla

Malerkotla & Dhuri


207. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Malerkotla


208. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Malerkotla


209. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Malerkotla


210. Executive Engineer, Const. Division, Barnala

Barnala Public Information Officer

211. Sub Divisional Engineer Provincial Sub Divn., Barnala


212. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 1, Barnala


213. Sub Divisional Engineer Construction Sub Divn. No. 2, Barnala


214. Superintending Engineer, Central Works Circle, CHD.

National Highways passing through Ropar, Patiala & Sangrur Districts

Appellate Authority

215. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn., Patiala

Part of National Highways passing through District Patiala


216. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Rajpura


217. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Sirhind


218. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn., Sangrur at Patiala

National Highways passing through District Sangrur


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219. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Patiala


220. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Sangrur at Patran


221. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Sangrur at Barnala.


222. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Ropar

Part of National Highways passing through District

Ropar


223. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Ropar


224. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Ropar


225. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 2, Ropar


226. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, S.A.S. Nagar

Part of National Highways passing through District Ropar & Patiala


227. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Chandigarh


228. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Mohali






231. Superintending Engineer, Central Works Circle, Ludhiana

National Highways passing through District Ludhiana & Jalandhar

Appellate Authority

232. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn. No.1 Ludhiana

NH-95 passing through Ludhiana District & Ludhiana Rahon Road


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233. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Ludhiana




235. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn., Jalandhar

NH-71 passing through District

Jalandhar & Kartarpur Kapurthala

Road


236. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Jalandhar






239. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division No.3, Ludhiana

H/L Bridge over Machhiwara Rahon

Road & Khanna Machhiwara Road

(PIDB works)








243. Superintending Engineer, National Appellate

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Central Works Circle, Amritsar

Highways passing through District Gurdaspur, Amritsar & Hoshiarpur and Plan Roads in his jurisdiction

Authority

244. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn. No.1 Amritsar

Part of NH-15 passing through District Amritsar. Harike Khalra Road & Amritsar Bhikiwind Khemkaran Road


245. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 2, Amritsar






248. Executive Engineer, Central Works Divn. No.2 Amritsar

NH-1 & Part of NH-15 passing through District Amritsar &

Batala Srihargobindpur Road in District

Gurdaspur




250. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Batala at Amritsar




252. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Pathankot

NH-15 & NH-20 passing through

District Gurdaspur. Batala Fatehgarh Churian & Bodh

Chakki Dhar road.


253. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Pathankot


254. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. Assistant Public

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2, Pathankot Information Officer

255. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Gurdaspru


256. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Hoshiarpur

NH-70 passing through Districts

Jalandhar & Hoshiarpur.

Hoshiarpur Una Road.


257. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Hoshiarpur






260. Superintending Engineer, Central Works Circle, Ferozepur

NH-10, NH-15, NH-64, NH-64-A, NH-71 & NH-95 passing through Districts Ferozepur, Faridkot, Moga, Bathinda & Mukatsar & Plan Roads under his jurisdiction

Appellate Authority

261. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Ferozepur

NH-95, NH-71 & NH-15 passing through Districts Ferozepur, Moga & Faridkot. Ferozepur Jalalabad Road.


262. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Ferozepur


263. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 2, Ferozepur


264. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Moga


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265. Executive Engineer, Central Works

Division, Bathinda NH-64, NH-64-A &

NH-15 passing through District Bathinda. Part of

Bathinda Mukatsar Road.


266. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Bathinda


267. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 2, Bathinda


268. Executive Engineer, Central Works Division, Abohar

NH-10 & NH-15 passing through

Districts Bathinda & Mukatsar. Jalalabad

Fazilka Road.


269. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 1, Abohar


270. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn. No. 2, Abohar


271. Sub Divisional Engineer C.W. Sub Divn., Malout


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AT CHIEF ENGINEER (ELECT & MECH) LEVEL

S.

No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

Appointed as

1. Chief Engineer (Elect. & Mech.)

Head Office Level Appellate Authority

2. Superintendent, Office of Chief Engineer, Elect. & Mech.

Head Office Level Public Information Officer

3. Superintending Engineer, Electrical Circle (North), Chandigarh

Chandigarh, Ropar, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Jalandhar & Kapurthala,Nawanshahar


4. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Chandigarh

Ropar & Chandigarh Assistant Public Information Officer

5. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Ludhiana

Ludhiana, Nawanshahar Assistant Public Information Officer

6. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Amritsar

Amritsar, Gurdaspur Assistant Public Information Officer

7. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Jalandhar

Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Assistant Public Information Officer

8. Superintending Engineer, Electrical Circle (South), Patiala

Sangrur, Patiala, Fatehgarh Sahib, Bathinda, Mansa, Faridkot, Moga, Mukatsar & Ferozepur


9. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division No. 1, Patiala

Sangrur & part of Patiala Assistant Public Information Officer

10. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division No. 2, Patiala

Fatehgarh Sahib & Part of Patiala


11. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Bathinda

Bathinda & Mansa Assistant Public Information Officer

12. Executive Engineer, Electrical Division, Faridkot

Faridkot, Moga, Mukatsar, Ferozepur


13. Superintending Engineer, Mechanical Circle, Patiala

Whole State Public Information Officer

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14. Executive Engineer, Mechanical Division, Patiala

Patiala, Fatehgarh Sahib, Sangrur, Bathinda, Ropar, Mansa, Chandigarh


15. Executive Engineer, Mechanical Division, Jalandhar

Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Ludhiana, Nawanshahr, Gurdaspur & Hoshiarpur


16. Executive Engineer, Mechanical Division, Ferozepur

Amritsar, Ferozepur, Moga, Mukatsar & Faridkot


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AT CHIEF ARCHITECT LEVEL S. No. Particulars of the Officer Area/ Jurisdiction

Appointed as

01. Chief Architect, Punjab

Whole State Appellate Authority

02. Senior Architect (Senior Most) Whole State Public Information Officer

03. Architect (Senior most in Head Office)

For the project in Chandigarh, Delhi & Shimla


04. Architect (Senior most in the office of Senior Architect East)

For the projects in the district of Ludhiana, Ropar, Hoshiarpur, Moga, Faridkot and Ferozepur


05. Architect (Senior most in the office of Senior Architect North)

For the projects in the districts of Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Nawan Shahar, Gurdaspur, Amritsar


06. Architect (Senior most in the office of Senior Architect South)

For the projects in the districts of Patiala, Sangrur, Mukatsar, Fatehgarh Sahib, Mansa


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SECTION – XVII Other information as may be prescribed and thereafter update these publications every year. Sr. N.H. Name of the Section Total lengthNo. No. ( in Kms. )

1 2 3 4 1 1 Shamboo -Ludhiana- Amritsar upto Wagha border Km. 212.200 to 491.620 279.420

2 1A Jallandar -Pathankot Road Km. 4.230 to 117.200 112.970

3 10 Dabwali -Malout - Abohar -Fazilka upto PAK border Km. 315.500 to 424.560 109.060

4 15 Pathankot -Amritsar-Makhu - Faridkot-Bathinda-Malout-Abohar-Ganganager 360.870

upto Rajasthan border Km. 5.600 to 399.670 ( excluding N.H-10 portion

Km. 331.000 to 364.200 = 33.200 )

5 20 Pathankot to Himachal border Km. 0.00 to 11.975 11.975

6 21 Zirakpur-Chandigarh -Ropar upto Himachal border Km. 0.00 to 82.00 82.000

( excluding U.T. portion Km. 1.680 to 6.800 = 5.120 Kms. )

7 22 Ambala-Zirakpur-Kalka road upto Haryana border Km. 10.840 to 41.830 30.990

8 64 Zirakpur-Patiala-Sangrur-Bathinda road Km. 0.00 to 209.500 209.500

9 64-A Bathinda to Dabwali upto Haryana border Km. 0.00 to 40.440 40.440

10 70 Jallandar-Hoshiarpur-Hamirpur -Toni Devi Dharamshala upto Himachal 57.620

border Km. 1.230 to 58.850

11 71 Jalandhar -Moga-Barnala -Sangrur Patran-Khanauri Narwana-Rohtak upto 203.995

Haryana border Km. 0.000 to 238.695 ( excluding Km. 0.00 to 5.00 within

M.C. Jalandhar and Km. 144.795 to 179.495 = 34.700 Kms. overlap with

N.H.-64 )

12 72 Ambala-Naraingarh-Paunta Sahib road Km. 9.230 to 13.750 4.520

13 95 Kharar-Samrala-Ludhiana-Firozpur road 0-211.55 Excluding Km. 68.08 to 85.98 = 17.90 Km. with in M.C. Ludhiana

211.55

Abohar- Bye Pass Km. 0.00 to 15.953 15.953

Gurdaspur -Byepass Km. 0.00 to 8.290 8.290

1739.153 Kms.

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LIST OF STATE HIGHWAYS Sr. No.

S.H. No.

Name of Road Length (In Kms.)

1 2 3 4 Construction Circle, Chandigarh 1 SH -12A Chandigarh Landran Chunni road. 14.272 SH - 22 Kiratpur Sahib to Nangal road 30.503 SH -22 Nangal Una road 6.44 Total= 51.21

Construction Circle, Hoshiarpur 4 SH Garhshankar Balachaur Hoshiarpur road 61.505 SH Hoshiarpur Dasuya road 37.606 SH Tanda Siri Hargobindpur road 19.237 SH Hoshiarpur Tanda road 27.90 Total= 146.23

Construction Circle, Patiala-I 8 SH Patiala-Pehowa Road 33.509 SH Patiala- Samana Patran Road 48.6010 SH Patran-Moonak Road 8.8011 SH Nabha Bawanigarh Road 8.0012 SH Nabha-Gobindgarh Road 18.56 Total= 117.46

Construction Circle, Patiala-II 13 SH-10 Gagan chown to level X-ing Rajpura. 0.9514 SH-10 Rajpura Patiala Road Section Railway X-ing to M.C. Limit

Rajpura. 3.70

15 SH-09 Dera Bassi Barwala Road. 7.2016 SH-12A Sirhind Chunni Road 21.5417 SH-12A Nabha Gobindgarh Road. 15.15 Total= 48.54

Construction Circle, Pathankot 18 SH Old Pathankot Kullu road (Sec Malikpur Chowk to Dalhousie

Bye Pass) (Excluding MC limit, Pathankot) Km 0 to 3.25 & 5.31 to 6.95

4.89

19 SH Kiratpur Nangal Hoshiarpur Tanda Amritsar road (Sec Mehta to SHGPur) Km 43.47 to 60.63

17.16

20 SH Amritsar Ajnala Dera Baba Nanak road (Sec Ramdass to Dera Baba Nanak) Km 0 to 12.88

12.88

Total= 34.93

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Construction Circle, Amritsar 21 SH-22 Amritsar Mehta Shri Hargobindpur road 38.6422 SH-25 Amritsar Ajnala road 24.0023 SH-25 Amritsar Ajnala Ramdass road 22.62 Total= 85.26

Construction Circle, Ludhiana 24 SH-13 Dakha Halwara Raikot Barnala Mansa Sangrur Sirsa road 32.8425 SH-11 Ludhiana Sangrur Pattran Jind Sec.Ludhiana Malerkotla Road 22.00 Total= 54.84

Construction Circle, Sangrur 26 SH-10 Patran Moonak Tohana. 22.1827 SH-11 Ludhiana M.Kotla Dhuri Sangrur road. 49.2928 SH-12-A Nabha Bh.garh road. 6.7029 SH-12A Bh.garh Sunam Bhikhi Kot Samir road. 43.0230 SH-13 Dakha Halwara Raikot Barnala 25.0031 SH-13 Barnala Handiaya Hari Singh wala road. 23.00 Total= 169.19

Construction Circle, Ferozepur 32 SH - 14 ABOHAR - HANUMAN GARH ROAD 21.2433 SH - 15 FARIDKOT - FEROZEPUR ROAD 12.0034 SH-16 MALOUT - SRI GANGANAGAR ROAD 19.7035 SH - 19 MOGA - HARIKE ROAD 9.2636 SH - 20 ZIRA TO FZR ROAD 34.70 Total= 96.90

Construction Circle, Faridkot 37 SH-16 Bye Pass at Moga Km0.0-6.10 6.1038 SH-16 Moga Kot Kapura road Km3.80-33.50 29.7039 SH-16A Baghapurana -Nathana Road Km 0.0-18.60 18.6040 SH-19 Moga Harike road Km 0.0-29.35 29.3541 SH-15 Faridkot-Ferozpur road Km.0.95-19.22 18.2742 SH-16 Moga-Kotkapura road Km. 33.50-45.40 11.9043 SH-16 Kotkapur-Muktsar road Km. 0.00-15.00 15.0044 SH-16 Kotkapura-Muktsar road (Km. 15.00-29.50 14.5045 SH-16 Kotkapura-Muktsar road with in M.C. limit Muktsar (Km. 0.00-

2.54) 2.54

46 SH-16 Muktsar-Malout road with in M.C. limit Muktsar (Km. 0.00-1.48)

1.48

47 SH-16 Muktsar-Malout road (Km. 0.74-29.79) 29.05

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48 SH-16 Malout-Sri Ganaga Nagar road (Km. 0.00-17.37) 17.37 Total= 193.86

Construction Circle, Bathinda 49 SH Bathinda Talwandi Sabo Sardurgarh Rori road. 46.2550 SH Bhagwanigarh Sunam Bikhi Kot Shamir road 29.7551 SH-16A Bagha Purana Nathana Bhucho road 38.3252 SH-17 Bathinda Talwandi Sabo Rori Sardulewala (Sec. Rori to

Sardulewala) 4.40

53 SH-13 Barnala Mansa Sardulgarh Kotshamir road 70.6754 SH-12 A Bhawanigarh Sunam Bhikhi Kotshim road 33.78 Total= 223.17

C.W. Circle, Amritsar 55 SH-19 Harike Khalra road 42.9856 SH-21 Amritsar Bhikhiwind Khemkaran road 65.6557 SH-22 Hoshiarpur Una road upto Himachal boundary. 17.70 Total= 126.33

C.W. Circle, Chandigarh 58 SH-24 Ropar Balachor Road 30.00 Total= 30.00

C.W. Circle, Ferozepur 59 SH-20 Ferozepur Fazilka (2.00-52.00) 50.0060 SH-20 Ferozepur Fazilka (52.00-86.55) 34.55 Total= 84.55 Grand Total= 1462.47

LIST OF MAJOR DISTRICT ROADS

Sr. No.

M.D.R. No.

Name of Road Length (In Kms.)

1 2 3 4 Construction Circle, Chandigarh

1 MDR -31 Sirhind Morinda Kurali Road 13.452 MDR -31 Kurali to Siswan 16.843 MDR -31 Siswan Baddi road 5.244 MDR-55 Garhankar Distt. Boundary Ropar to Nurpur Bedi 14.605 MDR-55 Ropar to Nurpur Bedi road 27.006 MDR - 59 Ghanauli Nalagarh road. 3.20 Total= 80.33

Construction Circle, Hoshiarpur

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7 MDR-53 Nawanshehahr Garhshankar road 6.008 MDR-55 Garhshankar Nurpur road 22.409 MDR-60 Hoshiarpur Phagwara road (2.20to37.70) 35.5010 MDR-69 Mukerian Talwara Mubarikpur road 45.70 Total= 109.60

Construction Circle, Patiala-I 11 MDR Patiala Nabha Road 25.6012 MDR Nabha Circular Road 8.2913 MDR Nabha Maler Kotla Road 10.4014 MDR Patiala Gulha Cheeka Road 23.20 Total= 67.49

Construction Circle, Patiala-II 15 MDR-31 Sirhind Morinda Road. 19.10 Total= 19.10

Construction Circle, Pathankot 16 MDR Sri Hargobindpur Batala Fetehgarh Churian Chogawan

Attari road (Sec Batala to SHGPur road) Km 3.00 to 29.38

26.38

17 MDR Amritsar Majitha Fatehgarh Churian Dera Baba Nanak road (Sec. FGC to DBN) Km 0.00 to 19.30

19.30

18 MDR Beas Batala Dera Baba Nanak road (Sec Batala to Mehta) Km 1.85 to 16.00

14.15

19 MDR Sec Batala to Dera Baba Nanak road Km 0.00 to 29.36 29.3620 MDR SHGPur Kahnuwan Gurdaspur Trimmu road (Sec GSP

to SHGPur road) Km 0.00 to 40.47 40.47

21 MDR Sec Gurdaspur Trimmu road ( Km 0.00 to 14.30) 14.3022 MDR Dera Baba Nanak Gurdaspur Mukerian road (Sec

Gurdaspur to DBN road) Km 2.20 to 39.60 37.40

23 MDR Sec Gurdaspur to Naushera Mukerian (Km 0.00 to 15.25)

15.25

24 MDR Chakki Dalhousie road (Sec Dunera to Katori) Km 44.66 to 49.00

4.34

Total= 200.95Construction Circle, Amritsar

25 MDR-61 Chabal Attari road (KM 8.40 to 10.00 transfer to GREFF)

24.80

26 MDR-61 Chabal Tarn Taran upto Bye pass 11.2827 MDR-61 Tarn Taran Chabal within MC limit Tarn Taran 1.9828 MDR-61 Tarn Taran Goindwal Sahib road (Km 39.66 to 44.34 in

MC Tarn Taran) 22.90

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29 MDR-62 Patti Khem Karan road 27.0630 MDR-62 Patti Tarn Taran Road 18.7531 MDR-63 Ajnala Fatehgarh Churian road 19.8032 MDR-63 Attari Chogawan road 5.5033 MDR-63 Ajnala Chogawan road 19.5034 MDR-64 Amritsar Majitha Fatehgarh Churian road 26.4035 MDR-65 Amritsar Chogawan Ranian road 39.0036 MDR-66 Batala Beas road 18.32 Total= 235.29

Construction Circle, Jallandhar-I 37 MDR-48 Kartarpur-Kpt-Nakodar -Phillaur 45.8438 MDR-48 Nurmehal Bye Pass Road 2.6539 MDR52 Jal.-Kpt.lohian - Gidder Pindi 12.4640 MDR-47 Bhogpur to Bholath Road 4.2041 MDR-52 Jalandhar Kapurthala Road 4.60 Total= 69.75

Construction Circle, Jallandhar-II 42 MDR-47 Kapurthala-Subhanpur-Nadala-Bholath Bhogpur road. 43 MDR-47 Kapurthala-Subhanpur-to old Kanjil Bridge. 0.7544 MDR-47 Kapurthala Subhanpur road 11.4045 MDR-47 Subhanpur- Nadala-Bholath road. 16.8646 MDR-47 Bholath-Bhogpur road 10.0047 MDR-48 Kartarpur-Kapurthala-Kala Sanghian Nakodar road. 48 MDR-48 Kapurthala- Kala Sanghian road. 17.7149 MDR-49 Kapurthala-Fattudhinga Sultanpur rd. 34.4050 MDR-52 Jalandhar-Kapurthala-Lohian- Gidderpindi Makhu road 51 MDR-52 Jalandhar-Kapurthala road 9.2052 MDR-52 Kapurthala Tashpur road 31.6053 MDR-56 Phagwara Banga Nawanshahar Balachaur Road 5.2054 MDR-54 Ludhiana Rahon road. (Sec. Mattewara Rahon road.) 11.7055 MDR-53 Khanna Samrala Nawanshahar (Sec:Nawanshahar

Garshanakar road) 4.00

Total= 152.82Construction Circle, Ludhiana

56 MDR-33 Malerkotla Khanna road 23.9157 MDR-51 Jagraon Raikot Malerkotla rd. Sec. Jagraon Raikot road 22.2058 Sec.Raikot Malerkotla road 13.05 Total= 59.16

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Construction Circle, Sangrur 59 MDR-19 Moonak Jakhal Budhlada. 10.4060 MDR-21 Sangrur sunam via Sibian Tung. 11.5061 MDR-21 Sunam Lehra Jakhal. 37.6162 MDR-32 Nabha M.Kotla road. 19.4263 MDR-33 M.Kotla Jarg Khanna Rd. 18.2064 MDR-43 Pakhoke Bhadaur Baja Khanna road. 17.5065 MDR-51 M.Kotla Kalsian road. 20.50 Total= 135.13

Construction Circle, Ferozepur 66 MDR - 39 ABOHAR - SITO GUNO - DABWALI ROAD 27.8067 MDR - 40 MALOUT - FAZILKA 27.8668 MDR - 41 MUKTSAR - JALALABAD ROAD 17.2869 MDR - 46 DEEP SINGH WALA GHS TO GOLU KA ROAD 12.7670 MDR - 52 GIDDER PINDI MAKHU ROAD 14.9471 MDR - 71 FEROZEPUR - MUKTSAR ROAD 8.18 Total= 108.82

Construction Circle, Faridkot 72 MDR-46 Faridkot-Sadiq-Deep Singh Wala road Km. 1.80-31.20 29.4073 MDR-71 Ferozepur-Muktsar road km. 12.50-30.00 17.5074 MDR-39 Abohar-Sitoguno-Dabwali road Km. 27.80-53.80 26.0075 MDR-40 Malout-Fazilka road (Km. 0.00-21.00 21.0076 MDR-41 Bathinda-Muktsar road Km. 44.00-52.00 8.0077 MDR-41 Bathinda Muktsar road with in M.C. limit Muktsar Km.

000-1.765 1.77

78 MDR-41 Muktsar-Jallalabad road Km. 0.00-11.72 11.7279 MDR-71 Ferozepur-Muktsar road Km. 30.00-50.695 20.7080 MDR-41 Bathinda-Muktsar road Km. 26.20-44.00 17.8081 MDR-43 BajaKhana-Jaitu road Km. 0.00-9.60 9.60 Total= 163.48

Construction Circle, Bathinda 82 MDR-42 Dyalpura Rampura Maur road (C1=37.90)+(C2

=8.70) 46.60

83 MDR-43 Baranal Baja Khana road 29.0584 MDR-29 Bhikhi Budhlada Ratia road 33.7585 MDR -18 Ratia Sardulgarh road 9.5086 MDR -18 Moonak Jakhal Bhudlada Road 27.35 Total= 146.25

C.W. Circle, Amritsar

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87 MDR-63 Batala Sri Hargobindpur road 26.3888 MDR-63 Batala Fatehgarh Churian road including Aliwal

approach. 28.02

Total= 54.40C.W. Circle, Chandigarh

89 MDR-31 Patiala-Sirhind Road km 1.27 to 15.500 14.2390 MDR-31 Patiala-Sirhind Road km 15.500 to 29.48 13.98 Total= 28.21

C.W. Circle, Ferozepur 91 MDR-41 Bathinda Muktsar (9.62-26.0) 16.58 Total= 16.58

C.W. Circle, Ludhiana 92 MDR 48 Kartarpur Kapurthala Rd. 13.0093 MDR 54 Ludhiana rahon Rd. 9.28 Total= 22.28 Grand Total= 1669.64

LIST OF OTHER DISTRICT ROADS

Sr. No.

O.D.R. No. Name of Road Length (In Kms.)

1 2 3 4 Construction Circle, Chandigarh

1 ODR-01 Anadpur sahib to Nurpur Bedi Road upto Jhajj Chowk 8.662 ODR-02 Morinda Chamkaur Sahib bela road 20.353 ODR-03 Chandigarh Mullanpur Road. 8.034 ODR-04 Kharar Banur road. 22.405 ODR-13 Morinda chuni RoadUp to Rest House 5.126 ODR-12 Kharar Bassi road. 10.407 ODR-07 Bela Behrampur Road 8.058 ODR-08 Old Morinda Ropar Road. 17.879 ODR-09 Guru Gibind Singh Marg (sec singh to chamkaur

sahib) 22.93

10 Road to Gurudawara Jand Sahib 3.7511 ODR-10 Circular Road Ropar 3.3912 ODR-11 Ropar Bela road 13.1013 ODR-12 Bharatgarh Nalagarh road 1.2914 ODR-23 Balachour Nurpur Bedi road 11.2115 ODR-14 Rangilpur Mainpur Purkhali Road 16.33

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16 ODR-15 Anandpur Sahib to Shri Naina devi road 6.4417 ODR-16 Anandpur Sahib to Dashmesh Academy road 5.8118 ODR-17 Internals roads at Anandpur Sahib 2.5519 ODR-18 Ropar Chamkaur sahib Road along Sirhind Canal

Road 15.50

20 ODR Old Kharar Morinda 1.3721 ODR Ropar bye pass 1.56 Total= 206.11

Construction Circle, Hoshiarpur 22 ODR-03 Bye pas Hoshiarpur Una road between Hoshiarpur

Garhshankar road 2.55

23 ODR-07 Bullowal Bhogpur road 9.8024 ODR-08 Kathar Shamchurasi road 4.8025 ODR-10 Ceased portion Hoshiarpur Dasuya road 1.1026 ODR-

11,12,19 Hariana Dholbaha upto Jhir Di Khuhi 49.14

27 ODR-01 Mahilpur Phagwara road 19.8028 ODR-02 Mahilpur Jaijon road. 15.1229 ODR-03 Banga Garhshankar road (9.33-15.33) 6.0030 ODR-04 Garhshankar Santokhgarh road. 16.4031 ODR-18 Dasuya Hajipur road 19.1932 ODR-13 Tanda Town road 4.8033 ODR-20 Dasuya Miani road 15.4034 ODR-04 Begowal Miani road 7.4535 ODR-22 Panchta Mehtiana road 6.3036 ODR-09 Ceased portion of Hoshiarpur Tanda road 0.8437 ODR-16 Dholbaha Kukanet road 13.2538 ODR-17 Dholbaha Bari Khad road 9.0039 ODR-21 Kukanet Bari Khard road 1.7540 ODR-06 Fatehgarh Rahimpur oad 1.7341 ODR-16 Adampur Bhogpur road (Jalandhar Distt) 15.71 Total= 220.13

Construction Circle, Patiala-I 42 ODR Patiala Bhadson Road 24.8043 ODR Samana Gulha Cheeka Road 9.6044 ODR Nabha Road to Nabha Sauja road ( Radha Swami

Marg.) 2.36

45 ODR Nabha to Bhalwan via Chhittanwala 16.1446 ODR Devigarh Naneola Road 8.12

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47 ODR Patiala Nabha road to Dhablan 4.5448 ODR Bhadson Tarkheri Road 8.3049 ODR Nabha Bir Dosanj Road 6.9150 ODR Nabha Thuhi Channo Road 6.2251 ODR Samana Bhawanigarh Road 15.8052 ODR Khanouri Arno Road 12.2053 ODR Retgarh Shutrana Road 30.0054 ODR Patiala Sanour Road 4.0055 ODR Northan Bye pass Patiala 4.7356 ODR Roorki Chanarthal Tohra Tarkheri Road 6.4057 ODR Patiala Sirhind road Challela road 3.5758 ODR Bhamarsi Tarkheri Road 1.0059 ODR Patiala Main Road 8.6060 ODR Approach road to D.C.W Patiala along Bari Nadi 2.0561 ODR Gurmat College to Dakala road Via Sular 1.7262 ODR Patiala Rajpura to Patiala Pehowa road along Badi

Nadi 2.12

63 ODR Bahadurgarh Seel Ghanour Sambhu road 4.0964 ODR Samana outer road along BML Canal 1.6965 ODR Uppar Mall road to Thikriwala Chowk to NIS Chowk

Patiala 2.52

66 ODR Connecting road along BML Canal at Samana 2.1267 ODR Internal road of Baradari Garden Patiala 3.1768 ODR Leela Bhawan Chowk to Gurudu-wara Dukhniwaran

Sahib Patiala 1.56

69 ODR Passay road Patiala (Sec. Thapar College to Bus Stand)

3.00

70 ODR Road Dividing E-Type Qtr. Model Town Patiala 0.1171 ODR Bhupindra road to Pepsu Bhakra colony Patiala 0.4072 ODR Road from Bhupindra road to Model Town Patiala 0.6773 ODR Office Colony Civil line Patiala 1.6074 ODR Internal road E-Type Kothies Model Town Patiala 0.7275 ODR Road Around State College PTA. 2.2576 ODR Dhillon Marg PTA (Bhupindra to Model Town Patiala) 0.5877 ODR Bhupindra road (Section Thapar college Railway

Crossing) 2.80

78 ODR Lowar Mall road (Sec.Fountain chowk to Mohindra College)

2.20

79 ODR Upper Mall to Lower Mall road infront of Ayurvedic College PTA

0.41

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80 ODR Govt. Women College to Malwa Colony Patiala 0.6381 ODR Stadium Chowk to Women College Patiala 0.6982 ODR Internal road to Rajpura colony PTA 1.3583 ODR Road from Rajpura Patiala road to PWD store near

NPHC Patiala 0.78

84 ODR Circuit House to Rajbaha road PTA 0.2385 ODR Patiala Nabha road to Power colony Patiala 0.3986 ODR Patiala Nabha road to Model Town Patiala 0.4587 ODR Ghalauri Gate bridge to Dakala road along Choti Nadi 1.81 Total= 215.40

Construction Circle, Patiala-II 88 ODR-02 Old G.T. Road Rajpura. 2.8789 ODR- Mubarkpur Dakoli Road. 5.1090 ODR- Bhankerpur Mubarakpur Ramgarh road. 7.0191 ODR-07 R.C.Road to Chatt Zoo. 2.6592 ODR-08 R,C. Road to Rampur Zoo. 2.6093 ODR-09 A.C. to Zoo via Shatabgarh. 3.2294 ODR-18 Banur Tepla Road. 16.4395 ODR-43 Jarout Rampur Sainia. 23.2096 ODR- R.C. Road to Sohara. 14.0097 ODR-44 Lalru Handesra Khelan Mellan Road. 25.9698 ODR-42 Surat Manoli Road. 10.0999 ODR- Mubarkpur Habiatpur Saidpur. 4.36100 ODR-47 Mubarkpur Sundran to Nimbuan. 9.53101 ODR- Chandiala Hassanpur Surrat Manouli. 4.43102 ODR- Bahadurgarh Seel Ghanour Shambu Km. 12.79-37.55 24.76103 ODR- Ghanour Ambala City via Lachhru Khurd & Sarala

Khurd.Km. 0-17.12 17.12

104 ODR- Bahadurgarh Ghanour Chappar to Ghanouri Chappar Manoli.

13.45

105 ODR- Dera Bassi Mubarakpur. 2.00106 ODR- Slip Road at Zirakpur. 0.50107 ODR-01 G.T.road to Madhopur Jesus Saviour School to Sirhind

Chunni road up to Engg. Collage F.G.S. 5.10

108 ODR-03 50 bedded Hospital to Gurdwara F.G.S. 0.88109 ODR-04 Bassi Bye-Pass. 5.12110 ODR-05 I.T.I. To Civil Hospital Bassi Pathana. 0.62111 ODR-06 G.T.Road to level X-ing Sirhind 1.33112 ODR-07 Bassi Sahidgarh Raipur Rayian. 6.56

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113 ODR-08 G.T.Road to Bhamarsi to Renghera Road. 10.00114 ODR-09 Rurki Chanarthal Thora Tarkeri road. 6.00115 ODR-10 Amloh Khanna Road. 8.70116 ODR-11 Nagawan Karimpur Kotla road. 6.50117 ODR-12 Kharar Bassi Road (Km. 12.00 to 24.20) 12.20118 ODR-13 Morinda Chunni Road. 11.75119 ODR-14 Sirhind Mandi to Sirhind City. 1.50120 ODR-17 G.T.road to Badali Ala Singh 11.20121 ODR-17 Amloh Khanna Road to Salana Jiwan Singh wqala

Lallon road up to Distt. boundary F.G.S. 14.88

122 ODR-15 Amloh Bhambri Bugga to Jaurapul up to Distt boundary F.G.S.

18.20

123 ODR-01 Jessus Saviour School to Vill. Bhaironpur upto Sirhind Chunni Road.

4.48

124 ODR- Adjoining road of ROB Sirhind. 1.43125 ODR- Service road to ROB Sirhind . 0.68

Total= 316.39Construction Circle, Pathankot

126 ODR Batala Qadian road Km 0.00 to 15.55 15.55127 ODR Rampur Ghonewal to Kot Gurbax Rai road Km 0.00 to

11.55 11.55

128 ODR Dharamkot Rattar Chatter Machiwal road Km 0.00 to 7.54

7.54

129 ODR Amritsar Mehta SHGPur road (Sec Ghuman to Kartarpur) Km 0.00 to 7.15)

7.15

130 ODR Kala Afgana Veela Teja road ( 0.00 to 5.36) 5.36131 ODR Kala Afgana Dhianpur Kotli Surat Malli road Km 0.00

to 9.58 9.58

132 ODR Batala Bye Pass road Km 0.00 to 6.32 6.32133 ODR Batala Kahnuwan road Km 0.00 to 23.30 23.30134 ODR Qadian Harchowal road Km 0.00 to 12.71 12.71135 ODR Qadian Kot Todar Mal road (Km 0..00 to 4.90) 4.90136 ODR Kalanour Qila Lal Singh road ( Km 0.00 to 15.25) 15.25137 ODR Bye Pass SHGPur road ( 0.00 to 0.91) 0.91138 ODR Gurdaspur Hardochanni Dostpur Bohar Wadala

Kalanour road (Km 0.00 to 29.60) 29.60

139 ODR Gurdaspur Pandori Mahantan road ( Km 0.00 to 9.47) 9.47140 ODR Shalla Chak Sharif to Kahnuwan road (Km 0.00 to

14.99) 14.99

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141 ODR Approach road to Railway Station Gurdaspur from NH - 15 ( 0.00 to 0.44)

0.44

142 ODR Approach road to Railway Station Dhariwal via Gurdwara Burj Sahib from NH - 15 ( Km 0.00 to 1.44)

1.44

143 ODR Approach road to Railway Station Sohal from NH - 15 ( Km 0.00 to 0.81)

0.81

144 ODR Approach road to Railway Station Dina Nagar from NH - 15 Km 0.00 to 0.40)

0.40

145 ODR Tibri Barrier to Gurdaspur SHGPur road (Km 0.00 to 1.09)

1.09

146 ODR Dhariwal Bhumbli Sidhwan road ( Km 0.00 to 10.80) 10.80147 ODR Ganji Dorangala road (Km 0.00 to 4.38) 4.38148 ODR Naushera Majja Singh to Chhinna Kunjer Bridge road

(Km 0.00 to 7.72) 7.72

149 ODR Approach road to Distt Court road (Km 0.00 to 0.55) 0.55150 ODR Session House Chowk Railway Station Chungi (Km

0.00 to 0.61) 0.61

151 ODR Rice Mill to BSF Head Quarter (Km 0.00 to 0.43) 0.43152 ODR Railway Station Chungi to Military Head Quarter (Km

0.00 to 0.43) 0.43

153 ODR Session House Chowk to DC Office(Km 0.00 to 0.30) 0.30154 ODR Company Bagh to Session House Chowk (Km 0.00 to

0.61) 0.61

155 ODR Poultry Farm Chowk to APK road via Dakbanglow (Km 0.00 to 1.94)

1.94

156 ODR Poultry Farm Chowk to Dakbanglow via Agricultural Farm (Km 0.00 to 1.43)

1.43

157 ODR Jail Gate to District Court road (Km 0.00 to 0.28) 0.28158 ODR Dina Nagar Narot Jaimal Singh road (Km 0.00 to

13.20 and 14.00 to 19.25) 18.73

159 ODR Dina Nagar Galri road (Km 0.00 to 12.76) 12.76160 ODR Behrampur Bahmni Jhabkra Tanda road (Km 0.00 to

5.40) 5.40

161 ODR Malikpur Sarna Road (Km 0.00 to 1.36) 1.36162 ODR Pathankot Sujanpur road (Km 0.00 to 5.63) 5.63163 ODR Pathankot Shahpur Kandi road (Km 0.00 to 10.68) 10.68164 ODR Mamoon Madhopur road (Km 0.00 to 16.30) 16.30165 ODR Malikpur Sunder Chak Kathlour road (Km 0.00 to

17.40) 17.40

166 ODR Bani Lodhi Kotli Muglan road (Km 0.00 to 7.26) 7.26

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167 ODR Shahpur Kandi to Mile 13 C.D. road (Km 0.00 to 9.30) 9.30168 ODR Old Dalhousie road (Km 0.00 to 1.44) 1.44169 ODR Dunera Suliali Lehroon Gall road (Km 0.00 to 12.40) 12.40170 ODR Dunera Bhangila road (Km 6.07 to 8.80) 2.73171 ODR Dhariwal Bus Stand to FC godown, Fazzupur (Km

0.00 to 0.92) 0.92

172 ODR Dhariwal Kot Santokh Rai to Allowal Jagowal Jattan to Bakshiwal road (Km 0.00 to 11.80)

11.80

173 ODR Kalanour Qila Lal Singh road to Khanowal Shakri Dule Nangal road (Km 0.00 to 9.21)

9.21

174 ODR Gurdaspur Dera Baba Nanak road to Bhikariwal Jagowal Jattan road (Km 0.00 to 4.76)

4.76

175 ODR Dhariwal Bhumbli Sidhwan road to APK road via Gurdwara Burj Sahib (Km 0.00 to 2.99)

2.99

176 ODR Gurdaspur Dera Baba Nanak road to Jagowal Panwan Bhandal road (Km 0.00 to 6.39)

6.39

177 ODR Dhariwal Kalyanpur Joura Chittran road (Km 0.00 to 7.93)

7.93

178 ODR Dhariwal Kalanour vial Mullianwal Kaler Kalan Nano Harni Bhandal road (Km 0.00 to 23.43)

23.43

179 ODR Gurdapsur Sri Hargobindpur road to Kahnuwan (Sathiali Bridge to Kahnuwan) (Km 0.00 to 2.74)

2.74

180 ODR Kassowal Enclave road (Gravel road) (Km 0.00 to 10.42)

10.42

Total= 409.82Construction Circle, Amritsar

181 ODR-01 Patti Sirhali road 11.68182 ODR-03 Patti Town to Patti Sirhali road 0.87183 ODR-04 Narli Chhina Bidhi Chand Road 6.64184 ODR-05 Jandiala Tarn Taran road 14.87185 ODR-06 Dera Baba Jaimal Singh to Sathiala 5.41186 ODR-06 Harsha Chhina Fatehgarh Churian road 16.76187 ODR-07 Ajnala Bhindi Saydan Lopoke road 27.30188 ODR-08 Beas to Dera Baba Jaimal Singh road 6.69189 ODR-09 Khadoor Sahib Voin Poin Dhotian road 11.56190 ODR-10 Nagoke Khadoor Sahib Goindwal Sahib road 13.80191 ODR-11 Khadoor Sahib Verowal road 6.40192 ODR-12 Jandiala Verowal road 21.62193 ODR-13 Rayya Lidder Jalalabad road 16.76194 ODR-14 G.T.Road to Gehri Mandi 3.10

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195 ODR-15 Gehri Mandi Bazar 0.50196 ODR-16 Khilchian Mianwind Nagoke road 12.62197 ODR-18 Sheron Dhotian Jamarai Road 10.87198 ODR-19 Fetehbad Chohla Sahib road 18.23199 ODR-20 Chheharta Dhand Bir Sahib road 17.15200 ODR-21 Tarn Taran Manochal Shabazpur Dyalpur road 23.71201 ODR-22 App.road to Rly.Station Gharyala 2.00202 ODR-23 Cheema Kot Budha road 11.27203 ODR-24 Valtoha Amarkot road 3.50204 ODR-25 Dhand Bakhna road 5.81205 ODR-26 Dhand Kasel Sarai Amanat Khan road 7.54206 ODR-27 Bhakna Loharimal road 6.10207 ODR-28 Cheecha Bhakna road 2.35208 ODR-29 Rajatal to Naushera Dhalla road 5.37209 ODR-30 Gandiwind Cheema road 4.30210 ODR-33 A.T.T.S.H. road to Verpal 2.41211 ODR-34 App. Road to Rly.Station Attari 1.80212 ODR-32 Cheecha Hoshiar Nagar road 3.98213 ODR-35 Gaggomehal Chamiari road 6.62214 ODR-36 Fatehgarh Churian to Ramdass 15.42215 ODR-37 Ramdass Kamalpur road 5.92216 ODR-38 G.T.Road to Boparai Baj Singh Khurmanian road 6.15217 ODR-39 App.road to Rly. Station Ramdass from Ajnala

Ramdass road 1.33

218 ODR-40 Majitha Kathunangal road 8.00219 ODR-41 Amritsar Sohian Fatehgarh Churian road 23.05220 ODR-42 Majitha Bye Pass 0.96221 ODR-43 Jantipur Railway Station from NH-15 0.24222 ODR-44 A.P.K. road to Rly. Station Kathunangal 1.40223 ODR-45 Majitha Sohian road 4.66224 ODR-46 G.T.Road to Polytechnic road 0.85225 ODR-47 Bye Pass A.T.T.S.H. to Tarn Taran road 1.98226 ODR-48 APK road to Railway Station Verka 0.13227 ODR-49 Khadoor Sahib to Balloke Patti 0.35228 ODR-50 Khem Karan to Gajjal road 8.46229 ODR-51 App. Road to Industrial Complex Goindwal 1.12230 ODR-52 Sirhali Chohla Sahib road 5.56231 ODR-53 Khadoor Sahib Tarn Taran road 19.36232 ODR-54 G.T.Road Bye Pass to Jagdev Kalan 14.50

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233 ODR-20 App.road to Beer Baba Budha Sahib 0.40234 ODR-8 Sathiala Butala Kartarpur road 8.64

Total= 438.07Construction Circle, Jallandhar-I

235 ODR-05 Phillaur Rahon Road 15.43236 ODR-23 Lohian Jakupur road 8.05237 ODR-08 Phagwara Jandiala Nakodar Road 22.60238 ODR-04 Goraya Jandiala Road 17.46239 ODR-26 Phillaur Bye Pass Road 0.62240 ODR-21 Nurmehal Bilga Moi Road 8.40241 ODR-13 Talwan to River Bed 4.50242 ODR-3 Malsian Lohian road 11.46243 ODR-11 Banga Phillaur road 10.90244 ODR-15 Phagwara Dosangh Road 18.85245 ODR-20 Jal.Jandiala N/Mehal TalwanRoad 29.36246 ODR-15 Court road Phillaur 0.70247 ODR- Mehatpur Parjian Road 9.30248 ODR-17 Bhogpur to Bullowal Raod 5.20249 ODR-19 Bholath to Kartarpur Road 3.50250 ODR-1 Jalandhar Hoshiarpur Link Road 5.06251 ODR-24 Kalra to Matiana Road 4.73

Total= 176.12Construction Circle, Jallandhar-II

252 ODR-05 Phillaur Rahon road. 18.10253 ODR-06 Rahon Jadla Road. 11.70254 ODR-01 Mahilpur Phagwara upto Behram road 5.14255 ODR-09 Nawanshahar Aur road. 11.40256 ODR-10 Banga Garhshankar road. 9.33257 ODR-11 Banga Phillaur road. i.(Sec:Banga Mukandpur upto

Distt. Boundary Nawanshahar) 13.40

258 ODR-14 Banga Aur Via Sahlon road. 9.10259 ODR-21 Kathgarh Rattewal road. 6.00260 ODR-23 Balachaur -Bhaddi -Nurpur road. 14.50261 KODR-22 Balachaur Garhi road. 3.20262 KODR 08 Phagwara-Jandiala-Nakodar road 8.60263 KODR-15 Phagwara-Dosanjh road 1.30264 KODR-13 Rawalpindi Panchat road 9.40265 KODR-15 Phagwara Palahi road 2.60

Section – XVII

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266 KODR-18 Sultanpur Lohian road 5.50267 KODR-01 Approaches road H/L bridge river beas near Goindwal 8.38268 KODR-07 Sultanpur Bye Pass road 2.00269 KODR-08 P.W.D.Rest House to Gurdwara Bersahib 2.44270 KODR-9 Didwindi to Sultanpur 6.40271 KODR-52 Maisian to Lohian road(Rd. Maintained by R/B Divn.

Jalandhar) 2.20

272 KODR-17 Sultanpur to Dalla Road 6.00273 KODR-14 Hussainpur-Saidpur-Mangupur road 13.50274 JODR-19 Bholath-Kartarpur road 8.00275 KODR-02 Kapurthala-Katalgarh Kanjli road 4.47276 KODR-03 Nadala-Dhilwan road 12.40277 KODR-04 Nadala-Begowal Miani road 17.76278 KODR-16 Bholath-Begowal Via Bhadas 7.41279 KODR-18 Begowal-Bhatnura road 10.20

Total= 230.43Construction Circle, Ludhiana

280 ODR-02 Halwara Pakhowal road 6.05281 ODR-03 Dehlon-Q.Raipur-Gujjarwal-Pakhowal rd. 17.05282 ODR-04 G.T.road to Kaddon Payal road 7.80283 ODR-05 Chhapar Rachhine Lohat Baddi 9.60284 ODR-06 Bhadewal bridge to Maloud road 11.20285 ODR-07 Chowkiman Swaddi Bhundri road 14.55286 ODR-08 Bassian Lakhan Hathur road 11.96287 ODR-09 Kup to Maloud road 6.76288 ODR-10 Sidhwan bet Dharamkot road 10.21289 ODR-11 L.F.road to Galib Kalan road 10.40290 ODR-13 Ludhiana Pakhowal road 22.55291 ODR-14 Sarabha Raikot road 17.45292 ODR-15 Chawa Samrala road 12.40293 ODR-16 Kohara Machhiwara Lakhowal 4.05294 ODR-17 Kohara Machhiwara road 18.99295 ODR-18 Sahnewal Dehlon road 16.46296 ODR-19 L.C.road to Bhani Sahib road 2.35297 ODR-20 Samrala Jhar Sahib road 12.20298 ODR-21 Sahnewal Kohara road 4.80299 ODR-22 Road along Sirhind canal from Dhoulran bridge to

Neelon bridge' 26.50

300 ODR-23 Chawa Railway Station app.road 0.47

Section – XVII

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301 ODR-24 Issru Payal road 9.60302 ODR-25 Neelon Doraha road 9.30303 ODR-26 Bija Payal Rara Jagera road 27.98304 ODR-27 Payal Dhamot road 6.10305 ODR-28 Raikot Bye Pass 1.74306 ODR-30 Khanna Amloh road 1.30307 ODR-31 G.G.S.Marg(Sec.Powat bridge Machhiwara road) 9.35308 (ii) G.G.S.Marg (Sec.Rampur Bridge to Kanetch to

G.T.road) 5.96

309 (iii) G.G.S.Marg (sec.Sahnewal Dehlon to L.M.road) 6.15310 (iv) G.G.S.Marg (sec. Alamgir to D.H.R. road) 26.81311 (v) G.G.S.Marg (Sec.DHR to DHR via Sudhar Heeran

Attiana road) 15.90

312 ODR-32 G.G.S.Marg (Sec.Jagraon Raikot to District Boundry road)

18.30

313 ODR-33 Southeren Byepass Ludhiana 26.40314 ODR Rattangarh Ghumana road 9.69315 ODR L.F.Road to Ayali Bridge(LHS) 4.26316 ODR G.G.S.Marg (RHS) 4.41317 ODR G.T.road to Khanna Malerkotla road via Bhamaddi

Chakohi 7.50

318 ODR Chawa Samrala Road to G.T. road via Bagli, Rupa, Dehru.

4.40

319 ODR Kohara, Ramgarh, Jandiali road. 3.25320 ODR Machhiwara to Chak Lohat 17.75321 ODR Matterwara to Rattangarh road 11.34

Total= 471.29Construction Circle, Sangrur

322 ODR-01 Sangrur Byepass. 4.08323 ODR-03 Longowal Sunam road. 11.83324 ODR-04 Dhuri Bagrian road. 17.40325 ODR-05 Badbar Longowal. 6.40326 ODR-06 Dhuri Mullowal. 11.59327 ODR-07 Dhuri Bhalwan. 10.66328 ODR-08 Ladda Balian. 17.68329 ODR-09 Ladda Bahadur Singh wala. 3.62330 ODR-10 Sangrur Bhalwan road. 12.05331 ODR-28 Samana Bh.garh road. 4.50332 ODR-12 Dirba Kaurian. 11.52333 ODR-13 Dhuri Sherpur. 17.30

Section – XVII

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334 ODR-14 Dhanaula Bhikhi road. 16.90335 ODR-15 Pakhoke Tapa road. 12.80336 ODR-16 Barnala Sanghera road. 2.00337 ODR-17 Barnala Thikriwala road. 5.84338 ODR-18 Sant Attar Singh Marg. 22.00339 ODR-19 Approach road to Railway Station Handiaya. 1.80340 ODR-20 Amargarh Mohali. 3.40341 ODR-21 Amargarh Mullabadha Salempur. 6.60342 ODR-22 Sangrur Ubewal road. 3.80343 ODR-23 Barnala Mullowal via Sekha Rangian. 18.85344 ODR-24 Sanghera Sherpur via Kheri Nangal. 15.61345 ODR-25 Balian to Sangrur Barnala Rd. 13.60

Total= 251.83Construction Circle, Ferozepur

346 ODR - 1 DHARAMKOT - JOGE WALA ROAD 5.83347 ODR - 2 KOT ISE KHAN - ZIRA ROAD 8.55348 ODR - 4 ZIRA - KHOSA PANDO ROAD 7.78349 ODR - 6 MUKTSAR - ABOHAR PANNIWALA ROAD 10.27350 ODR - 7 KHUIAN SERWAR PANJ KHOSI NIHAL KHERA TO DHS

ROAD 18.85

351 ODR - 8 MUKTSAR- GHS ROAD 13.65352 ODR - 9 FZR CITY TO WAHKA ROAD 13.20353 ODR - 10 MAKHU - WAHKA ROAD 28.20354 ODR - 11 KHAI MAMDOT ROAD 12.63355 ODR - 12 TALWANDI - KHOSA DAL SINGH ROAD 15.02356 ODR - 13 FEROZE SHAH - KULGARHI ROAD 9.38357 ODR - 14 ABOHAR - HINDUMAL KOT ROAD 28.16358 ODR - 15 FAZILKA - HINDUMAL KOT ROAD VIA SHATIR WALA 21.82359 ODR- 16 P.A.P. PICKET NOOR SHAH ROAD 5.98360 ODR - 17 AMIR KHAS MIDDA ROAD 5.02361 ODR - 18 PINDI GAJNI WALA ROAD 7.00362 ODR - 19 TIBBI KALAN - LAKHA HAJI ROAD 4.26363 ODR - 20 FZR CITY - ZIRA GATE TO ZIRA ROAD 8.73364 ODR - 21 OCTROI POST - MALWAL ROAD 3.61365 ODR - 22 ROAD BEHIND CENTER JAIL FZR 1.20366 ODR- 23 TALWANDI KIRMITTI ROAD 1.80367 ODR - 24 MAKHU TOWN APPROACH ROAD 2.83

Total= 233.77

Section – XVII

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Construction Circle, Faridkot 368 ODR-04 Baghapurana Nihal Singh wala Km0.00-20.96. 20.96369 ODR-05 Nihal Singh wala to Ramgarh Rd.0.00-12.00 12.00370 ODR-06 Baghapurana -Mudki road 0.00-22.50 22.50371 ODR-07 Moga Khosa Pando -Zira road Km.0.00-15.42 15.42372 ODR-08 Chakkar Rama Balaspur Road km.0.00-7.10 7.10373 ODR-08 Lohara-Takhtupura-Nihal Singh WALA ROAD KM 0.0-

8.05 8.05

374 ODR-08 Zaffarnama road 0.00-15.60 15.60375 ODR-39 Ajitwal Daudike Madoke Butter Ransih Khurd upto

Nihal Singh 0.00-20.835 20.84

376 ODR-40 Bye Pass Moga Budh Singh wala Charik Gholia Samadh Bhai Upto Gurudawara Km.0.00-24.40

24.40

377 ODR-41 Dharamkot Jogewala road 0.00-21.00 21.00378 ODR-42 Dharamkot Kot Ise Khan road.0.0-9.32 9.32379 ODR-42 Kot Ise Khan-Zira road Km.9.32-15.25 5.93380 ODR-43 Sidhwan Dharamkot road km10.21-23.91 13.70381 ODR-44 Dharamkot Bye Pass km.0.00-1.63 1.63382 ODR-45 Galib Kalan Kot Ise Khan road 0.00-25.20 25.20383 ODR-01 Sadiq-Jand Sahib road Km. 0.00-6.12 6.12384 ODR-02 Faridkot-Bir-Chahal road Km. 0.00-8.85 8.85385 ODR-03 Kotkapura-Jaitu-Chandbhan road Km. 1.42-11.42 10.00386 ODR-22 Byepass Faridkot road Km. 0.00-3.40 3.40387 ODR-13 Bathinda-Ghudda-Badal-Kheowali road (Km. 27.30-

33.91 6.61

388 ODR-09 Muktsar-Abohar road via Panniwala. (Km.0.00-37.70 37.70389 ODR-10 Muktsar-Guruhar Sahai road (Km. 0.00-14.00 14.00390 ODR-12 Byepass Dabwali road (Km. 0.00-3.64 3.64391 ODR-15 Abulkhurana-Tappakhera road (Km. 0.00-3.57 3.57392 ODR-16 Gidderbaha-Badal-Dabwali road (Km. 16.50-29.40 12.90393 ODR-23 Tarmala-Phullukhera-Deonkhera-Tappakhera &

Deonkhera to Abulkhurana (Section Tarmala-Phullukhera-Deonkhera-Tappakhera road) (Km. 0.00-18.65

18.65

394 ODR-23 Tarmala-Fullukhera-Deonkhera-Tappakhera & Deonkhera to AbulKhurana (Section Deonkhera to AbulKhurana (Km. 0.-5.216

5.22

395 ODR-24 Khandukhera-Bheetiwala-Sikhwala-Sehna Khera-Adhnia upto Malout-Dabwali road (Km. 0.00-19.46 ((Km. 9.00-9.70 Part of Lambi-Khuban road)

19.46

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396 ODR-25 Bheetiwala-Roran Wali-Fathui Khera-Fatehpur-Manian to Tappa khera road (Km. 0.00-19.60

19.60

397 ODR-29 Lambi-Panjawa-Sikhwala-Kuttian Wali-Khubban upto Abohar-SitoGuno-Dabwali road (Km. 0.00-22.80

22.80

398 ODR-30 Malout-Burj Sidhwan-Shamkot-Bhai Ka Khera-Khema khera to Khubban road (Km. 0.00-24.30

24.30

399 ODR-31 Mahabadhar-Bhagsar-Lakhewali-Nandgarh-Sammewali road (Km. 0.00-18.91

18.33

400 ODR-34 Malout-Abohar road to Burj Sidhwan-Chappianawali-Danewala-Jand wala to Malout-Bathinda road (Km. 0.00-14.205

401 ODR-34 Malout-Abohar road to Burj Sidhwan road (Km. 0.00-5.505

5.51

402 ODR-34 Burj Sidhwan to Chhappian Wali (Km. 0.00-3.75 (Km. 5.505-9.255)

3.75

403 ODR-34 Danewala-Jandwala to Malout-Bathinda road (Km. 0.00-4.95 (Km. 9.255-14.205)

4.95

404 ODR-35 Grain Market Muktsar to Ballamgarh road to (Km 0-9.10

9.10

405 ODR-36 Badal-Mehna road (Km. 0.00-6.80 6.80406 ODR-37 Sarai Naga to Jaitu-Mallan road via Harike Kalan-

Madhak-Surguri-Kasam Bhatti-Rori Kapura (Km. 0.00-11.67

11.67

407 ODR-03 Kotkapura-Jaitu-chand bhan road Km.11.42-23.33 11.91408 ODR-11 Lambi-Gidderbaha road Km. 0.00-16.75 16.75409 ODR-13 Husnar x-ing to Lala Ganpat Rai Cotton Factory at

Gidderbaha Km. 0.00-2.32 2.32

410 ODR-14 Bharu x-ing to Rly. X-ing Peori at Gidderbaha Km. 0.00-2.20

2.20

411 ODR-16 Gidderbaha-Badal-Dabwali road Km. 0.00-16.50 16.50412 ODR-17 Husner-Madhir-Sotha-Rupana road Km. 0.00-26.31 26.31413 ODR-18 Husner-Gurusar-Lunde-Bhunder road Km. 0.00-17.54 17.54414 ODR-19 Gidderbaha-Kotbhai-Bhalaiana road Km. 0.00-14.70 14.70415 ODR-20 Kotbhai-Doda via Chattiana Km. 0.00-14.95 14.95416 ODR-26 Lambi-Gidderbaha road to Lal Bhai-Abul Khurana road

Km.0.00-8.28 8.28

417 ODR-27 Danewala-Dhaulakingra-Tharaj Wala to Lambi-Gidderbaha road Km. 0.00-13.50

13.50

418 ODR-28 Doda-Mallan via Kauni Km.0.00-11.70 11.70419 ODR-32 Gidderbaha-Nandgarh via Peori road Km. 0.00-15.10 15.10

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420 ODR-33 Bye pass at Gidderbaha (From Lambi-Gidderbaha road to Malout-Bathinda road Km. 0.00-5.85

5.85

421 ODR-37 Sarai Naga to Jaitu-Mallan road via Harike Kalan-Madhak-Surguri-Kasam Bhatti-Rori Kapura Km.11.67-20.30

8.63

422 ODR-38 Jaitu-Mallan road Km. 0.00-15.06 15.06 Total= 701.87

Construction Circle, Bathinda 423 ODR Bathinda Talwandi Sabo road to Bus stand Talwandi

Sabo 0.76

424 ODR Maur Talwandi road 18.77425 ODR Approach road to Maur 3.95426 ODR Mansa Talwandi road 4.97427 ODR Talwandi Sabo Raman road 13.33428 ODR Raman Talwandi road to Refinery gate Kanakwal 7.92429 ODR Ramsara Refinery road 3.60430 ODR-07 Rampura Mehraj road 5.88431 ODR-08 Jalla Hakim Singh Wala road 10.00432 ODR Bye Pass Rampura Phul 1.77433 ODR-01 Nathana-Jandwala road 13.64434 ODR-02 Bhucho-Kot Fatta road 2.75435 ODR-03 BBM road to Lehra Mohabat 1.30436 ODR-13 Bathinda-Ghudda-Badal-Kheowali road 27.30437 ODR-14 Old Bus Stand to BBM Road 2.29438 ODR-03 Kotkapura-Jaitu-Chandbhan-Goniana road

(Sec.Chandbhan to Goniana) 7.20

439 ODR-16 Bye Pass Balahar Binju 1.50440 ODR-21 Old Bye Pass Goniana 1.24441 ODR-18 Bathinda-Muktsar road to Killi Nihal Singh Wala 11.21442 ODR-19 Bathinda to Bhagu via Water Works 2.02443 ODR-20 Grain Market Bathinda to Bathinda-Dabwali road 0.95444 ODR-23 Approach road to ROB Bathinda 1.07445 ODR-24 Service road of ROB Bathinda on both side 1.50446 ODR-9 Mansa Talwandi Sabo raod 20.00447 ODR 22 Talwandi Sabo Sangha road (Sec. Talwandi Sabo Rori

road to H.S. Road Via Kusla Jatana road 19.51

448 ODR App. Road Bus Stand Mansa 1.21449 ODR Dhanola Bikhi Road 8.78450 ODR Karandi Sanga road 15.88451 ODR Ramgarh Jorkian to Jagatgarh Bandran 2.84

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Total= 213.14C.W. Circle, Amritsar

452 ODR-01 Patti Sirhali road 11.68453 ODR-03 Patti Town to Patti Sirhali road 0.87454 ODR-04 Narli Chhina Bidhi Chand Road 6.64455 ODR-05 Jandiala Tarn Taran road 14.87456 ODR-06 Dera Baba Jaimal Singh to Sathiala 5.41457 ODR-06 Harsha Chhina Fatehgarh Churian road 16.76458 ODR-07 Ajnala Bhindi Saydan Lopoke road 27.30459 ODR-08 Beas to Dera Baba Jaimal Singh road 6.69460 ODR-09 Khadoor Sahib Voin Poin Dhotian road 11.56461 ODR-10 Nagoke Khadoor Sahib Goindwal Sahib road 13.80462 ODR-11 Khadoor Sahib Verowal road 6.40463 ODR-12 Jandiala Verowal road 21.62464 ODR-13 Rayya Lidder Jalalabad road 16.76465 ODR-14 G.T.Road to Gehri Mandi 3.10466 ODR-15 Gehri Mandi Bazar 0.50467 ODR-16 Khilchian Mianwind Nagoke road 12.62468 ODR-18 Sheron Dhotian Jamarai Road 10.87469 ODR-19 Fetehbad Chohla Sahib road 18.23470 ODR-20 Chheharta Dhand Bir Sahib road 17.15471 ODR-21 Tarn Taran Manochal Shabazpur Dyalpur road 23.71472 ODR-22 App.road to Rly.Station Gharyala 2.00473 ODR-23 Cheema Kot Budha road 11.27474 ODR-24 Valtoha Amarkot road 3.50475 ODR-25 Dhand Bakhna road 5.81476 ODR-26 Dhand Kasel Sarai Amanat Khan road 7.54477 ODR-27 Bhakna Loharimal road 6.10478 ODR-28 Cheecha Bhakna road 2.35479 ODR-29 Rajatal to Naushera Dhalla road 5.37480 ODR-30 Gandiwind Cheema road 4.30481 ODR-33 A.T.T.S.H. road to Verpal 2.41482 ODR-34 App. Road to Rly.Station Attari 1.80483 ODR-32 Cheecha Hoshiar Nagar road 3.98484 ODR-35 Gaggomehal Chamiari road 6.62485 ODR-36 Fatehgarh Churian to Ramdass 15.42486 ODR-37 Ramdass Kamalpur road 5.92487 ODR-38 G.T.Road to Boparai Baj Singh Khurmanian road 6.15

Section – XVII

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488 ODR-39 App.road to Rly. Station Ramdass from Ajnala Ramdass road

1.33

489 ODR-40 Majitha Kathunangal road 8.00490 ODR-41 Amritsar Sohian Fatehgarh Churian road 23.05491 ODR-42 Majitha Bye Pass 0.96492 ODR-43 Jantipur Railway Station from NH-15 0.24493 ODR-44 A.P.K. road to Rly. Station Kathunangal 1.40494 ODR-45 Majitha Sohian road 4.66495 ODR-46 G.T.Road to Polytechnic road 0.85496 ODR-47 Bye Pass A.T.T.S.H. to Tarn Taran road 1.98497 ODR-48 APK road to Railway Station Verka 0.13498 ODR-49 Khadoor Sahib to Balloke Patti 0.35499 ODR-50 Khem Karan to Gajjal road 8.46500 ODR-51 App. Road to Industrial Complex Goindwal 1.12501 ODR-52 Sirhali Chohla Sahib road 5.56502 ODR-53 Khadoor Sahib Tarn Taran road 19.36503 ODR-54 G.T.Road Bye Pass to Jagdev Kalan 14.50504 ODR-20 App.road to Beer Baba Budha Sahib 0.40505 ODR-8 Sathiala Butala Kartarpur road 8.64

Total= 438.07C.W. Circle, Amritsar

506 ODR-1 Bodh Chakki Dhar road 5.81507 Ring road arround Hoshiarpur City Phase-II 4.88508 Ring road around Hoshiarpur City Phase-III 2.97

Total= 13.66 Grand Total= 4536.10

LENGTH OF LINK ROADS MARKET COMMITTEEWISE WITH PUNJAB, PWD B&R

DISTRICT Market Committee Length of roads (In KM)

AMRITSAR 1 KHADOOR SAHIB 220.57 2 KHEMKARAN 235.69 3 MAJITHA 226.18 4 MEHTA 157.95 5 PATTI 209.08 6 RAYYIA 214.12

TOTAL 1263.59 BATHINDA 1 BATHINDA 160.04 2 BHAGTA BHAIKA 187.12

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3 BHUCHO 182.71 4 GONIANA 178.00 5 MAUR 184.09 6 RAMAN 193.90 7 RAMPURA PHUL 377.91 8 SANGAT 162.92 9 TALWANDI SABO 185.24

TOTAL 1811.93 FARIDKOT 1 JAITU 261.49

TOTAL 261.49 FATEHGARH SAHIB 1 AMLOH 244.64 2 BASSI PATHANA 184.67 3 CHANARTHAL 230.69 4 KHAMANO 228.73 5 SIRHIND 341.80

TOTAL 1230.53 FEROZEPUR 1 FEROZEPUR CITY 260.72 2 GURU HARSAHAI 252.12 3 JALALABAD 338.95 4 MALLANWALA 153.61 5 MAMDOT 159.96

TOTAL 1165.36 GURDASPUR 1 DHARIWAL 249.76 2 DINA NAGAR 264.50 3 KAHNUWAN 127.89 4 KALANAUR 178.15 5 NAROT JAIMAL SINGH 141.81 6 QADDIAN 194.69 7 SRI HARGOBINDPUR 221.61

TOTAL 1378.41 HOSHIARPUR 1 DASUA 371.35 2 HOSHIARPUR 948.78 3 MUKERIAN 696.33 4 TANDA URMAR 237.75

TOTAL 2254.21 JALANDHAR 1 ADAMPUR 227.71 2 BHOGPUR 167.28 3 JALANDHAR CANTT 303.78 4 JALANDHAR CITY 435.08 5 PHILLAUR 224.70

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TOTAL 1358.55 KAPURTHALA 1 BHOLLATH 196.22 2 PHAGWARA 365.95 3 SULTANPUR LODHI 313.58

TOTAL 875.75 LUDHIANA 1 DORAHA 351.40 2 KHANNA 537.44 3 KILA RAIPUR 330.94 4 LUDHIANA 386.87 5 MACHHIWARA 277.43 6 MALAUD 282.13 7 SAHNEWAL 185.87 8 SAMRALA 218.58 9 SIDHWAN BET 163.71

TOTAL 2734.37 MOGA 1 AJITWAL 160.42 2 BADHANI KALAN 193.13 3 MOGA 449.27

TOTAL 802.82 MUKTSAR 1 BARIWALA 180.18

TOTAL 180.18 PATIALA 1 BHADSON 264.70 2 GHANAUR 272.31 3 NABHA 294.46 4 PATTRAN 339.78 5 RAJPURA 204.43

TOTAL 1375.68 ROPAR 1 ANANDPUR SAHIB 556.75 2 CHAMKAUR SAHIB 211.25 3 KHARAR 419.92 4 KURALI 270.87 5 MORINDA 206.18 6 ROPAR 335.17

TOTAL 2000.14 SANGRUR 1 AHMEDGARH 176.04 2 BHIWANIGARH 226.42 3 DHANAULA 197.31 4 MALERKOTLA 367.20 5 SANGRUR 191.33 6 SULARGHARAT 128.78

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7 TAPPA 188.48 TOTAL 1475.56

NO. OF MC's 76 Length= 20168.57

Length of New Link Roads constructed under PMGSY Scheme Phase-1, Phase-II and Phase-III

448.90

Total Length withPWD 20617.47 Total Length of Link Roads in Punjab as on 30.06.02 42070.40

Total length of New Link Roads constructed under PMGSY Scheme Phase-I, Phase-II and Phase-III

669.91

Grand Total = 42740.31

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