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GOVERNMENT of KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA COMMUNICATION & WORKS DEPARTMENT No. SORN-39/W&S/06/Vol-II Dated Peshawar, the 27 /05/2 GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA COMMUNICATION & WORKS DEPARTMENT No. SORN-39/W&S/06/Vol-II Dated Peshawar, the 27 /05/2019 To The Chief Engineer (East), Communication & Works, Abbottabad. SUBJECT: REVISED ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL FOR THE SCHEME "AOM&R OF ALL ROADS IN DISTRICT KOHISTAN FOR THE YEAR 2018-19 In exercise of the powers delegated vide Part-I Serial No.5 Second Schedule of the Delegation of Powers under the Financial Rules and Powers of Re-appropriation Rules, 2018, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Government is pleased to accord the Revised Administrative Approval for the implementation of the scheme under AOM&R during (2018-19) "AOM&R OF ALL ROADS IN DISTRICT KOHISTAN FOR THE YEAR 2018-19" for current financial year (2018-19) at a total cost of Rs.49.238 million (Rupees Forty nine million & two hundred thirty eight thousand only), as per detail given below:- S.No. Name of Work Amount (Rs. In Million) A Dassu 1 Tial road 0.356 2 AC colony road 0.937 3 DC colony road 0.988 4 Jalkot Goshali road 4.065 5 Kandian valley road 4.214 6 Sazeen road 0.495 7 Harban road 1.061 8 Komila to Seo Razika valley road 0.514 9 Zed Khar road 1.190 10 Seo Sigloo road 0.646 11 Doga Seo road 0.849 12 Gayal road 0.293 13 Shah Tial road 0.283 14 C&W Office road 0.707 Sub Total-A 16.598 B Sub Division Pattan 1 KKH to Palas Bridge Old road 3.797 2 Pattan Bazar to Rest House colony road 0.371 3 Senga Hajdir road 0.242 4 Datra Darra road 0.228 5 Chawa Darra road 0.364 6 Kayal valley road 1.185 7 Semo Darra road 0.266 8 Jachal road 0.265 9 Dubair road 2.066 10 Ranolia road 2.513 11 Galgan road 0.103 12 KKH to Kokayal road 0.116 13 Bankhad road 0.091 14 Shungial road 0.928 15 AC office to main chowk Bazar Pattan 1.529 16 DC Residence road 1.210 Sub Total-B 15.274 C Sub Division Kolai Palas 1 Pallas Bridge to Ghaziabad 3.041 2 Pattan Ziarat road 6.585 3 Kolai road 0.439 4 Bar Gaber road 0.219 5 Ghaziabad Bridge 0.218 6 Sharakot road 1.353 7 Bataira road 0.772 8 Bataira Bela road 0.219 9 Bar Par road 0.288 Sub Total-C 13.134 Emergent nature work (already tendered) (PK-25, 26 & 27) 4.606 Balance emergent nature work (A, B & C) 3.619 Total (A+B+C) 53.231 D/D 7.50% tax (-) 3.992 Net Total 49.238 1. The scheme was approved by the DDWP/DSC in its meeting held on 21.05,2019. Minutes circulated by C&W Department No. SOR/3-4/G-MTG/W&S/2010 dated 27.05.2019. 2. The expenditure involved will be met out from the Sanctioned budget under the function cum-object classification NC 201019 (015) "04-Economic Affairs-045-Construction & Transport-0452-Road Transport-A13602-others Highways/Road during the current financial year. 3. The Administrative Approval does not constitute any sanction to design/ rates/prices provided in the rough cost estimate/escalation. The financial responsibility of the rates & suitability of design rests with the authority competent to accord Technical sanction to the cost estimate. 4. The sanctioning authority shall allow appropriate rates after observing all codal formalities/standing instructions regarding schedule of rates and financial regularity. The work shall be taken in hand after release of funds and proper technical sanction of the cost estimate. 5. This AA is valid for the CFY (2018-19) & no liability shall be created and will not be throw forward to next financial year and expenditure shall be restricted to the actual release of funds by Finance Department. SECRETARY C&W DEPARTMENT Copy to the: 1. Additional Chief Secretary P&D Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar. 2. Secretary to Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Finance Department Peshawar. 3. Accountant General Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar. 4. Director Planning & Monitoring Cell C&W Department Peshawar 5. Accounts Officer (Local) C&W Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar. 6. Superintending Engineer C&W Circle Battagram. 7. Executive Engineer, C&W Division, Kohistan. Deputy Director (IT) C&W Department Peshawar. (Eng . S 100.1 Section Of er oads) .
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