Construction Specifications 1. Scope & General The following specification and provisions shall be adopted by the Second Party for the construction of Building No. ____________. All materials and workmanship shall conform broadly to CPWD / BIS standards unless otherwise specified and as directed by the Architect / Structural Engineer. 2. Structure The structure shall be a combination of load-bearing and framed construction, earthquake-resistant as per the structural design prepared by the Architect/Structural Engineer. Structural materials, reinforcement, and workmanship must conform to relevant BIS/CPWD specifications. Main materials (indicative): Cement: 53-grade, ISI-marked (e.g., UltraTech , JK, ACC, Ambuja, Binani). Bricks: First-class, high-quality bricks. Coarse sand: First-class (Badarpur/stone dust as specified). Fine sand: First-class ( Yamuna/Ja...

The following specification and provisions shall be followed / adopted by the second party in construction of the building No………………………………………  (1)     Structure:          Structure shall be combination of Load Bearing and framed structure, Earthquake Resistant / proof   as designed by   Architect / Structural Engineer. Building material   and civil construction shall be as   per standard   specifications  Conforming to CPWD/BIS  broadly as under: a)      Cement                    :                    53 Grade-ISI Mark - Brand Ultra                       ...

MCD Building Map Sanction (Delhi) — Construction Collaboration & Builder Joint Venture Guide 1) What “map sanction / building plan sanction” means It’s official permission from the civic body to build, add floors or change use of a property. Without it you risk fines, stoppage notices and even demolition. In West Delhi most residential areas ( Punjabi Bagh , Rajouri Garden , Janakpuri , etc.) fall under the MCD/SDMC zones — so MCD’s online building-plan system is the place to apply. 2) Which rules apply Unified Building Bye-Laws for Delhi (UBBL 2016) and subsequent amendments + the Master Plan (MPD) set setbacks, FAR/FSI, parking and height. Your architect must design the plan as per these rules. 3) Timeline — What to expect Online system promises clearance within 15–31 days . Some NOCs are “deemed approved” if departments don’t respond in time. In reality, bigger plots or multiple NOCs can push the timeline longer. 4) Must-have documents ...