Scope
of Works
A
= Primary Significance
B
= Secondary Significance
C
= Tertiary Significance
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Project
Details
Client: Period of Assignment: National
Water Conservation & Pipeline Corporation (NWCPC) 1995 - 1997 Financed
by: IDA Staff-months: 500
Firm’s
Responsibility:
MIBP
carried out comprehensive field/site investigation works on the following:
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Aerial
photography to prepare topographical and cadastral maps for the
entire Project Area.
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Condition
Survey of over 500 km of Distribution Mains varying in size from 50
mm to 900mm, associated materials uPVC, AC, DI, GMS, Steel (and
Appurtenances:) Reservoirs, Pumping Stations »
30 sites.
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Customer
Survey - Field work and database preparation, plans indicating meter
locations etc. for over 50,000 consumers.
Institutional strengthening. |
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Leak
Detection and implementation of Leak Repair Programme in conjunction
with NWCPC staff.
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Calibration
of existing network mains to establish friction factors for design
of new mains.
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Computerised
Network Analysis of existing and proposed mains.
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Detailed
Engineering, Topographical and Geological survey for specific sites,
i.e. Reservoirs, Pipeline routes, etc.
Plans prepared for Land Acquisition & Pipeline way
leaves.
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Preparation
of Immediate Works Tender Documents, Cost Estimates.
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Preparation
of several Reports and Working Papers culminating in finalisation of
Preliminary and Final Design Reports.
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Tender
Documents including details drawing and cost estimates. |
Project Background:
Mombasa
is the second largest city in Kenya and the largest seaport on the East
African Coast. The Mombasa
and Coastal Water Supply System serves a population of almost 2,000,000
people and has a supply area of 5,700 km2.
The main engineering design components of this project are listed
below:
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Provision
of new distribution pipework: 450km,
50m - 600mm dia.
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Renewal
and Rehabilitation: 20km
pipework, 800 appurtenances, 900 chamber, 1300 indicator posts.
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Pump
stations: 5 nr.
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Reservoirs
and Break Pressure Tanks: 15nr; 50m3 to 5000m3
capacity.
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Building
and Ancillary works.
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Detailed Engineering
Designs have been prepared for Phased Development with the following
horizons: Immediate, Year 2005, Year 2010, and Year 2020. |
