Inspection Bungalow/ Rest Shed under P.W.D.
List of Inspection Bungalow/ Rest Shed under Public Works Department. The Contact number of the respective Controlling Office of the Executive Engineer is also provided for booking.
Public Works Department provides infrastructural support for both original and repair works to all the departments directly under the Govt. of West Bengal.
List of Inspection Bungalow/ Rest Shed under Public Works Department. The Contact number of the respective Controlling Office of the Executive Engineer is also provided for booking.
Credential certificate issued by the Executive Engineer or equivalent or competent authority of a State/ Central Government, Government undertaking, Statutory/ Autonomous bodies on the executed value of completed/ running work will be taken as credential.
With effect from 1st February, 2019 such workers, on attaining the age of 60 (sixty) years, will be entitled to one time terminal benefit of Rs. 3.00 Lakh in place of existing Rs. 2.00 Lakh.
At the time of check in, applicant is required to produce an identity proof for subsequent entry of the same in the Register maintained by the Care taker.
The Measurement Book must be looked upon as the most important record, since it is the basis of all accounts of quantities, whether of work done by daily labour or by the piece work system or by contract, or of materials received, which have to be counted or measured.
Professional Fees/ Consolidated Remunerations of the existing 540 number of Contractually Engaged IT Personnel (CITP) engaged under the control of Public Works Department w.e.f 01/04/2024.
A practical guide to West Bengal PWD Code and WBWD Manual – covering service rules, works procedure, contracts, tenders, records, and compliance essentials.
The nominal muster roll (Bengal Form No. 4794) is the initial record of the labour employed each day on a work, and must be written up daily by the subordinate deputed for the purpose.
Estimated cost shall be based on PWD’s Schedule of Rates for the scheduled items of work and market rate as approved by the Head of Engineering wing of the Agency/Organisation for the non-scheduled items of work.
The consumption of fuel shall be restricted to 8 litres per day per vehicle and 5 litres per day per vehicle for operational and non-operational vehicle respectively.