WORKS DEPARTMENTS ( PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, NARMADA VALLEY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT)

S.No.

Description

Authority competent exercise the powers

Extent of delegation

Conditions

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Financial Powers In Respect Of The Works Departments

1.

To fix the rent of non-residential buildings (including rest houses) in those cases where the full assessed rent as calculated under the rules has not to be fixed.

Public Works Department

Full powers.

 

2.

To sanction remission of canal revenue payable on account of land under agreement on the following scale:-

(a) Half remission in Khasra numbers in which the crop is less than 50% and more than 33% wet crop.

(b) Full remission in Khasra numbers in which the crop is 33% wet crop or less.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

 

3.

To sanction remission of canal revenue payable on account of land under agreement in the area when owing to a defect in the head works or and not due to shortage of supply, water is not delivered when required in that area, though it (remission) is not admissible according to the scale given in above item.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

4.

To sanction remission of canal revenue payable on account of land under agreement in years of general failure of monsoon.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

 

5.

To sanction remission of canal revenue in the area irrigated on demand on the following scale :-

(a) Half remission in all areas in which the crop is less than a six anna and more than a four anna wet crop.

(b) Full remission in all areas in which the crop is a four anna wet crop or less.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

 

6.

To sanction the write-off of irrecoverable amount of leases for the right to cut grass and wood on the Irrigation Department.'s lands, for fishing for supply of water to private tanks, for grazing and for tank-bed cultivation.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Collector

(When asked to make recovery)

Up to Rs. 2,000.

Up to Rs. 2,000.

 

7.

To grant remission of the amount of a lease as a concession e.g. on account of losses incurred by the leasee in the case of leases for the right to cut grass and wood on lands of the Irrigation Department, for fishing, for the supply of water to private tanks, for grazing and for tank-bed cultivation.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2,000.

Up to Rs. 100.

 

8.

To sanction estimates for losses due to depreciation of stock.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 20,000.

Up to Rs. 2,500.

 

9.

To grant remission in full of canal revenue when department fails to supply water to the area under short-term agreement.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

10.

To grant exemption for payment of Irrigation cess when department. fails to supply water for consecutive three years.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

11.

Powers to Write-off recoverable amount of water rates of individual defaulter on account of death or absconding, etc.

Superintending Engineer

Rs. 250 in individual cases.

 

12.

Refund or adjustment of water rates on account of excess recovery or grant of remission.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Subject to approval by Superintending Engineer

13.

To accord administrative approval for survey and investigation of works projects.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

Note.- 1. Extension and improvements that can be foreseen must be considered together for a whole project at one time and the limits prescribed must not be applied to individual works forming part of proposal.

2. Survey estimates shall not be split up into sub-estimates to avoid obtaining approval of competent authority.

14.

To accord administrative approval to estimates for the investigation of preliminary feasibility proposals for the improvement of existing works irrespective of what the cost of work is likely to be.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 25,000.

Up to Rs. 5,000.

 

15.

To accord administrative approval to estimates for works of modification, addition and alteration relating to government buildings used as Works Departments office store, godowns rest houses, inspection bungalows.

Chief Engineer

Up to Rs. 50,000.

Up to Rs. 10,000.

 

16.

To accord administrative approval to estimates for additions and alterations to residential buildings of Works Departments intended for the occupation of the officials of Works Departments.

Chief Engineer

Up to Rs. 50,000.

Class of building should not change due to additions and alterations.

17.

To accord administrative approval to special repair works.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

Up to Rs. 5,000.

 

18.

Sanction to Estimates;

To accord technical sanction to estimates for new works including survey and investigation of projects, suspense estimate such as running and maintenance of tools and plants, earth moving equipment's, transport vehicles, etc.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

4. Sub Divisional Officer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 1 Crore.

Up to Rs. 20 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 5,000.

If the amount of the estimate exceeds the amount for which administrative approval is given by more than 20% revised administrative approval must be obtained before the estimate is sanctioned.

19.

To sanction the execution of deposit (Contributions) work by the Works Departments The limits represent the cost of the works exclusive of the percentage charges.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2.5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

 

20.

To accord technical sanction to estimates for ordinary repairs to buildings, roads, irrigation and Public Health Engineering works.

Executive Engineer

Full powers within his budget allotment.

 

21.

To accord technical sanction to estimates for special repairs to buildings, roads, irrigation and Public Health Engineering works.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

 

22.

To classify expenditure on minor additions and alterations to non-residential buildings/external services as petty works expenditure and debit it to "repairs".

Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 5,000.

 

23.

To classify expenditure on minor additions and alterations to residential buildings as petty works, expenditure and to debit it to repairs.

Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 1,000 in any one building in any one year

provided that funds are available from the annual repairs grant.

24.

To debit to "Repairs", the cost of petty and miscellaneous items of works in respect of a road work.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 1.25 lakhs in any one case.

Up to Rs. 50,000 in any one case.

Up to Rs. 12,000 in any one case.

 

25.

To sanction estimates for (ordinary) tools and plant including mathematical instruments.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs in a year.

Up to Rs. 25,000 in a year.

 

26.

To sanction estimates for repairs to (ordinary) tools and plants other than machinery including mathematical instruments.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

3. Sub Divisional Officer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 25,000 in a year.

Up to Rs. 500 in a year.

 

27.

To sanction the estimates for repair to tools and plants used for water supply and sanitation schemes.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 10,000 in a year.

 

28.

To sanction estimates for office furniture for newly created offices.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers as per scale/ amount fixed for his office.

Full powers as per scale/ amount fixed for his office.

Full powers as per scale/ amount fixed for his own and Sub Divisional Officers offices.

Amount/scale of furniture shall be fixed by Government.

29.

To sanction estimates for losses on stock "Under the minor head Civil Works".

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 25,000.

Up to Rs. 2,500.

 

30.

Excess over Estimates:-

To pass excess over estimates, after obtaining the revised administrative approval where necessary.

1. Chief Engineer

 

 

2. Superintending Engineer

 

 

 

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to 10% in the case of an estimate originally sanctioned by the Chief Engineer.

Full powers in the case of other estimates.

 

 

Up to 10% in the case of an estimate originally sanctioned by the Superintending Engineer,

Full powers in the case of other estimates up to 10% in the case of estimates sanctioned by himself or lower authority.

1. Provided the amount of the excess does not exceed his powers of technical sanction,

2. Subject to the limit of his powers of technical sanction.

3. No power to sanction an excess over any revised estimate originally or subsequently sanctioned by the higher authority.

1. Provided the amount of excess does not exceed his power of technical sanction.

2. Provided the total outlay does not exceed his powers of sanction.

3. No power to sanction an excess over any revised estimates originally sanctioned by himself or subsequently sanctioned by higher authority.

31.

Powers to split up sanctioned estimates for purpose of calling tenders/awards of contracts to issue work orders, piece work etc.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers for estimates sanctioned by him.

Full powers for estimates sanctioned by him.

Full powers for estimates sanctioned by him.

 

32.

To accept tenders for works-

(a) Except for lumpsum tenders and purchases.

 

 

 

 

 

(b) Lumpsum tenders.

1. Progress Review Committee

2. Engineer-in-Chief

3. Chief Engineer

4. Superintending Engineer

5. Executive Engineer

 

 

 

1. Progress Review Committee

2. Engineer-in-Chief in Public Works Department and Public Health Engineering Department

3. Chief Engineer

Up to Rs. 2.50 crores.

Up to Rs. 1.5 crores.

Up to Rs. 1 crore.

Up to Rs. 40 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 20 lakhs.

 

 

 

Up to Rs. 2 crores.

Up to Rs. 1 crores.

 

Up to Rs. 40 lakhs.

provided that the rate of tender is not more than 20% above current schedule of rates.

33.

To sanction the payment of lumpsum for any item of work.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 5,000.

Up to Rs. 1,000.

Note :-

1. No lumpsum payments may be made for any item which is susceptible for measurement not with standing that such provision exists in the sanctioned estimates.

2. An Superintending Engineer, an Executive Engineer or an Sub Divisional Officer would not submit to higher authority a tender which is within his power of acceptance but which contains one or more lumpsum items the payment of which requires the sanction of a higher authority in such cases as the Superintending Engineer or the Executive Engineer may accept the tender but separate sanction of the competent authority should be obtained for payment of the lumpsum items.

34.

To accept contracts for plying ferries and tolls on bridges.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 75,000.

 

35.

Powers to award works on piece work agreement for the works taken up departmentally.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2.5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

1. Un-registered contractors may be allowed to execute works up to Rs. 5,000 under this system.

2. Estimates sanctioned by the Chief Engineer may be split up by the Superintending Engineer with the approval of the former and the Executive Engineer may split up the estimates sanctioned by the Superintending Engineer with the approval of the latter.

36.

Powers to sanction the write-off and/or dismantlement of permanent building not required by any other department and use the material elsewhere or sell them by public auction.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

(i) Proposal for sale of buildings, the book value of which exceeds Rs. one lakh should be referred to the State Government in General Administrative Department through Works Department.

(ii) Before sanctioning the dismentalment of public building the Superintending Engineer should consult the head of the department concerned whether he desires that the building should be re-built.

37.

To fix the rent of public buildings occupied by private persons and Government officials.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

38.

To accept the highest bids received in auction of

(i) materials obtained after dismantlement of permanent buildings and

(ii) dismantlement of standing buildings and removal of dismantled material from site.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 2 lakhs.

 

39.

To sanction the estimates of purchases of items of furniture, crockery, equipment and appliances in existing V.I.P. Guest Houses, Circuit Houses, Rest Houses, Inspection Bungalows/Huts.

Superintending Engineer

Full power

1. Subject to within the scale sanctioned by the Government.

2.The funds available for special repairs should be kept in view.

40.

To fix prices of all articles for V.I.P. Guest Houses, Circuit Houses, Rest House, Inspection Bungalows/Huts.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

 

41.

To sanction estimate for repairs to transport vehicles viz., Trucks, tippers, water tankers, buses, power wagon, explosive van, weapon carrier, ambulance, diesel tanker and similar transport vehicles per vehicle per year (excluding cost of periodical changes of tyres, tubes & batteries).

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

4. Sub Divisional Officer

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

As per powers delegated in item 16, section II of Book of Financial Powers 1995, Vol.-I.

42.

To sanction the sale of spare parts of machinery to Local Bodies/ private persons/Corporations when it can be done without inconvenience to Government works.

Chief Engineer

Full powers.

 

43

To purchase spare parts for a particular machine against the sanctioned repair estimate on limited tenders.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 75,000.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

The purchases shall be decided by the Purchase Committee constituted at Division level/Circle level/Chief Engineer level.

44.

To purchase spare parts for a particular machine against the sanctioned repair estimate on open tender.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 50 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

The purchases shall be decided by the Purchase Committee constituted at Division level/Circle level/Chief Engineer level.

45

To carry out repairs or assemble/specific parts of machinery through original manufacturer or their authorised agents on single tender.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

 

46.

Purchase of plant and special machinery equipment, spares and misc. items urgently required on single or limited tender excluding vehicles, from recognised manufacturer or his local agent or his authorised dealers.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 3 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

(limited to Rs. 10,000 in a month).

The Superintending Engineer and Executive Engineer shall forthwith report to higher authority explaining the nature of urgency. The powers are exercise able subject to the condition that the parts so purchased are immediately used on works.

47.

To submit indent for stationery.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

For his own office subject to the limit of allotment for the year. In the case of Superintending Engineer it shall extend to the Division and Sub-division level.

48.

To issue orders for the disposal of unserviceable stores viz., stock, tools and plants including mathematical instruments, furniture, crockery etc. of circuit and rest houses, inspection bungalows and huts, material at site and materials received from works dismantled or undergoing repairs and sanction their write-off.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

Executive Engineer has no power to sanction the write-off of unserviceable articles of famine reserve tools and plants.

49.

To accept the tenders for sale/ auction of unserviceable and obsolete stores listed in relevant Appendix of Works Departments Manual.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 1 crore.

Up to Rs. 40 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 20 lakhs.

Powers to issue orders for write-off of these stores shall vest with Condemnation Board or any other committee constituted by the Government.

50.

Powers to write-off serviceable tools and plants the full cost of which has been recovered.

Executive Engineer

Full powers

1.Provided full book value or when there is no book value estimated value is recovered.

2.Supervision charges at the rate of 10% must be recovered except when they can be waived under the provisions of Works Department Manual.

51.

Powers to write-off irrecoverable value of stores.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 12,500.

Up to Rs. 10,000.

Up to Rs. 2,500.

(i) Subject to conditions laid down in item 35 section I of book of Financial Powers, 1995, Vol.- I.

(ii) These limits apply to the book value of articles.

(iii) The powers delegated to Executive Engineer does not apply to shortages in road materials which are governed by the rules in relevant paras of Works Department Manual.

(iv) The powers delegated to Superintending Engineer shall in the case of road materials be exercised by them with respect to the total amount of shortage on any one road at one time.

52.

To sanction payment of demurrage/ wharfage charges.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 5,000 in each case.

Up to Rs. 2,500 in each case.

Up to Rs. 500 in each case.

Subject to conditions laid down in item 4 section II of Book of Financial Powers, 1995, Vol.- I.

53.

Powers to write-off irrecoverable amounts of public money.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 5,000.

Up to Rs. 2,500.

This power applies only to expenditure form the State Revenue. These powers neither apply in the case of sum due on account of rents of state buildings nor do these apply to the write-off of sums due on account of Central Revenues. Subject to the conditions laid down in item 36, section I of Book of Financial Powers, 1995, Vol.-I.

54.

Powers to write-off irrecoverable amounts of occupation fees of circuit houses, rest houses, inspection bungalows and huts.

Superintending Engineer

Up to Rs. 1,000.

 

55.

Powers to write-off irrecoverable sum due on account of rents of Government buildings.

Chief Engineer

Up to Rs. 1,000.

 

56.

To sanction remission as a concession for losses incurred by the lease in sale of fruits of the trees, dead trees etc. on road/lands incharge of the department.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2,500

Up to Rs. 500

 

57.

To sanction advance payment to the railway authorities and other Government departments and Government of India undertakings, if so required by the rules of those departments in connection with work of Work Departments.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

 

58.

To make advance payments to suppliers :-

(a) up to 90% of value of materials including sales tax etc. on proof of despatch if contract includes such a clause to suppliers approved by Director General and Disposal.

(b) Up to 95% of value of materials on proof of despatch, to the sole authorised distributors of manufacturers of repute approved by Director General and Disposal.

 

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

 

 

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

 

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 2 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakhs.

 

 

Up to Rs. 2 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(1) Only when supplier insists on such an advance.

(2) Goods to be booked at suppliers/ railway risk.

(3) Goods not available on Director General Supplies and Disposal rate contract.

59.

To sanction the entertainment for special guards.

Chief Engineer

Full powers.

 

60.

Powers to purchase books and technical periodicals.

1. Engineer-in-Chief/Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 5,000 per annum.

Up to Rs. 1,000 per annum.

 

61.

Powers to purchase umbrellas.

1. Engineer-in-Chief/Chief Engineer/Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

 

Full powers for his own office and offices sub-ordinate to him.

As per prescribed scale.

62.

To accord technical sanction to the estimate for purchase of including heavy earth moving machinery.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 40 lakhs.

 

63.

To accord technical sanction to the estimate for repairs to plants and machinery.

1. Chief Engineer/ Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 25,000.

 

64.

To accord technical sanction to estimate for repairs to special plants and machinery including heavy earth moving machinery.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 5 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh.

In the case of Irrigation Department. these powers shall be exercised only when funds under proforma reserve is available.

65.

To accord technical sanction to estimate for repairs to special plants and machinery including earth moving machinery in case proforma reserve is not available.

Chief Engineer

Full powers.

 

66.

Purchase of tyres, tubes and batteries.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

Full powers.

As per works Department's mannual, para 5.046.

67.

To fix and revise schedule of rates for Electrical/Mechanical Works.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

68.

To take plant/machinery on hire form any agency.

Chief Engineer

Full powers.

 

69.

To give plant/machinery on hire to contractors, other Government departments, Semi-Government organisations/Local Bodies.

1.Chief Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

In case of machinery of Irrigation Department.

In case of Public Works Department and Public Health Engineering Department.

70.

Design and estimates of head works.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

 

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers in respect of projects with CCA less than 1000 ha.

Full powers in respect of projects with CCA less than 200 ha.

 

71.

Design and estimate of approach road and the structures thereof.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers in respect of all minor Irrigation project.

Full powers in respect of projects with CCA less than 500 ha.

 

72.

Estimate of residential and non-residential medium projects.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

1. The layout of the colony must be got approved by the Town and Country Planning Department.

2. Amount of the estimates should be limited to the provision of 'K' buildings in the administrative approval of the project.

73.

Estimates of residential and non-residential buildings of minor scheme.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers

Full powers

Provided the type, designs are approved by Chief Engineer

Provided the type, designs are approved by Chief Engineer

74.

Design and estimates of earth work/structures of main canals.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers up to 10 cumecs capacity.

Full powers up to 1 cumecs capacity .

 

1.Provided the cut off statement and canal alignment are approved by Chief Engineer.

2.Provided the designs and estimates are based on typical designs and estimates approved by Chief Engineer.

75.

Design and estimates of earth work of distributory and minors.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers up to half cumecs capecity.

Up to Rs. 3 crores.

 

76.

Design and estimates of structures of distributories and minors.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers up to 3 cumec capacity.

Full powers up to half cumec capacity.

 

77.

Earth work estimates of water courses and field channels.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

4. Assistant Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

Full powers.

Full powers.

 

 

Provided the layout and typical estimates are approved by Executive Engineer.

78.

Estimates of structures on water courses and field channels.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

4. Assistant Engineer

Full powers.

Full powers.

Full powers.

Full powers.

 

 

Provided the design and estimates thereof are based on typical structures approved by Executive Engineer.

79.

Powers to write-off measurement books.

Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

80.

To sanction write-off of blank forms of muster rolls which may be missing or torn, or became useless for any cause, also muster rolls on which the attendance was entered but no payment was made.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

As per works department's mannual, para 4.014.

81.

To sanction the issue of tools and scientific mathematical and drawing instruments on loan to non-commercial departments of the State Government free of rent and to commercial organisation of State Government on payment of rent @ 1% per mensem on book value or when the book value is not known the estimated value of the articles.

1. Chief Engineer

 

 

2. Superintending Engineer

For a period not exceeding 6 months .

 

For a period not exceeding 3 months

Provided book value or when book value is not known the estimated value of the article does not exceed Rs. 4,000 in each case.

Provided book value or when book value is not known the estimated value of the article does not exceed Rs. 2,500 in each case.

82.

To grant advance to contractor on the security of materials.

Executive Engineer

Full powers up to 75% value of materials. .

1.Provided contract is for finished works.

2.Advance must be granted only in respect of materials that have been brought to site, no advance can be granted on perishable items and sand.

83.

Payment of running bills.

1. Executive Engineer

2. Assistant Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 1 lakh except every fourth bill.

The Executive Engineer may at any time call in for scrutiny, the measurement book relating to any bill, running or final paid by Sub Divisional Officer.

84.

Payment of final bills.

1. Executive Engineer

2. Assistant Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 5,000

Provided the amount of the final bill including previous payment if any should not exceed Rs.5,000. The Superintending Engineer may in his discretion lower this limit in individual cases.

85

To incur expenditure in connection with the carriage and handling of stores etc.

Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Subject to the condition that all such charges are detailed in Public Works Account. form No. 72.

86.

To incur expenditure in connection with legal charges :-

(i) Charges other than fees to be paid to public prosecutors and private legal practitioners.

(ii) Charges on account of fees to be paid to public prosecutors and private legal practitioners.

 

1. Chief Engineer/. Superintending Engineer

1. Chief Engineer/ Superintending Engineer

 

 

 

 

Up to Rs. 5,000 in each case.

 

To the extent prescribed in Chapter II and III of the Law Department Manual.

 

 

 

 

 

Works Department officers must consult Collectors about the engagement of counsel and fees, where fees higher than those fixed in Chapter II & III of the Law Department Manual are proposed to be paid, Government orders should be obtained.

87.

To permit their subordinate officials to make payment in cash instead of by cheque when this is necessary in the interest of works.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2,500

Up to Rs. 500

 

88.

To adjust the balance of manufacture accounts.

1. Superintending Engineer

2. Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 25,000

Not exceeding 10% over the current stock rates or Rs. 1,000 whichever is less.

 

89.

To issue orders for the disposal of surplus stores and to sanction their write off, on item described in Sr. No.48 above column No. 2.

1. Superintending Engineer

 

 

 

2. Executive Engineer

Full powers provided the loss incurred on the book value (or when there is no book value the estimated value) does not exceed Rs. 25,000.

Up to Rs. 12,500 provided full book value or when there is no book value the estimated value is received up to Rs. 2,500 when less than the full value is recovered.

1. In case of materials borne on the stock account supervision charges at 10% must be recovered except when they are waived under relevant para of Works Department Manual.

2. The total loss on sale of material effected at one time should be the criterion for determining whether sanction to the disposal of surplus stock T & P etc. can be accorded by the Superintending Engineer or Executive Engineer.

90.

To sanction the sale of stores to local bodies or to private persons when it can be done without inconvenience to the public service.

Executive Engineer

Up to Rs. 2,500 in each case.

The charge to be made will be the stock rate plus 10% supervision charges unless waived under relevant para of Works Department Manual by the Officers having powers to sanction the sale. When in the case of surplus stock, sales are made to Government Officer in his private capacity one months credit may be allowed after the date of the presentation of the bill after which date the bill should be sent to his disbursing officer with the request that he will recover the amount from the officer's next pay bill.

91.

To sanction the entertainment of a coolie/gardener to look after the garden of residences unoccupied.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

 

92.

To dispose of by sale fruits of trees and dead trees etc. on road side and lands in the charge of Works Departments.

1. Executive Engineer

2. Sub Divisional Officer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 1,250 for one year.

The lease after acceptance will be sent to division office for record and note made in the miscellaneous recoveries register. Bid-sheet may be disposed with when Sub Divisional Officer holds theauction himself.

93.

To engage and sanction payment of consutancy fees to technical consultants.

Chairman, Narmada Planning Authority

Full powers.

Subject to the availability of funds, normal procedure and at the rates and norms fixed by the Government.

94.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

95.

To sanction expenditure on agricultural development for rehabilitation and resettlement programme of Bargi irrigation project including purchase of equipment for agriculture and horticulture, supply of seeds and other inputs, soil conservation and all other ancillary items.

To sanction expenditure on area development for rehabilitation and resettlement programme of Bargi irrigation project:

i) Construction of roads, culverts, bridges;

ii) Provision of community and educational facilities including the construction of building therefor;

iii) Laying of water supply lines, installation of hand pumps and power pumps, digging of wells etc.

Commissioner, Jabalpur Division

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commissioner, Jabalpur Division

Up to Rs. 10 lakh.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Up to Rs. 10 lakh.

 
 

iv) Provision of electricity, if necessary laying the electricity lines;

v) Training of project affected families for up gradation of their skill as well as for economic development;

vi) Assistance for provision of transport facilities; and

vii) Any other project which has a bearing on R/R area development.

     

96.

To re-appropriate funds for "ordinary repairs" to "Special repairs" and vice versa under minor head "Repairs".

Chief Engineer

Full powers.

Provided that no re-appropriation may be made from "Communication" to "Building" and vice versa.

97.

To sanction the holding of stock by any division.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 50,000.

 

98.

Contract for transportation of Persons Affected Projects and their personal affects, etc.

Director (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

99.

Sanction of expenditure for meals and snacks served in the transit camps.

Director (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

100.

Hiring to private buildings for transit camp.

1. Director (Rehabilitation)

2. Member (Rehabilitation)

3. Research Officer (Rehabilitation)

4. Tahsildar/Assistant Rehabilitation.Officer

Full powers.

Full powers.

Up to Rs.2, 000 per month

Up to Rs. 500 per month

 

101.

Preparation of identity cards including printing of card and photography of individuals.

Rehabilitation Officer and Land Acquisition Officer's

Full powers.

 

102.

Sanction of stipends for training.

Rehabilitation Officer and Land Acquisition Officer's

Full powers.

 

103.

Powers to grant an honorarium to Punarwas Saathi and Punarwas Sahayak.

Rehabilitation Officer and Land Acquisition Officer's

Full powers.

As per Government order from time to time.

104.

Sanction an payments of Travelling allowances to Punarwas Saathi and Punarwas Sahayak.

Rehabilitation Officer and Land Acquisition Officer's

Full powers.

 

105.

Sanction and payments of Petrol, Oil, and Lubricants for government vehicles engaged on R/R works.

Rehabilitation Officer.

Full powers.

 

106.

Expenditure on organising publicity camps and relief camps for Persons Affected Projects.

Member (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

107.

Expenditure on organising training camps for government officials and non-government officials in R/R works.

Member (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

108.

Determination of compensation for encroachment on government lands as per approved R/R policy of the government.

Land Acquisition Officer's

Full powers.

 

109

Sanction of grants/loans to Persons Affected Projects for purchase/improvement of farm land as per approved R/R policy of the government.

1. Director (Rehabilitation)

2. Additional Director (Rehabilitation

Full powers.

Full powers.

 

110

Expenditure on setting up transit camps and running of camps.

Director (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

111.

Sanction of transport assistance.

1. Director (Rehabilitation)

2. Additional Director (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

Full powers.

 

112.

Grant to non-government officers/ officials.

Member (Rehabilitation)

Full powers.

 

113

Powers to accord technical sanction to estimates.

1. Chief Engineer

2. Superintending Engineer

3. Executive Engineer

Full powers.

Up to Rs. 50 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 20 lakhs.

 

114.

Power to accept tender.

(a) Power to accept tender for works.

 

 

 

 

(b) Power to accept lump sum tender on Form F.

 

(c) Power to accept tender for supply on Form C.

1. Narmada Control Board

2. Narmada Valley Development Authority

3. Chief Engineer

4. Superintending Engineer

5. Executive Engineer

1. Narmada Control Board

2. Narmada Valley Development Authority

3. Chief Engineer

1. Narmada Control Board

2. Narmada Valley Development Authority

3. Chief Engineer

4. Superintending Engineer

Above Rs. 5 crores.

Up to Rs. 5 crores.

Up to Rs. 1 crore.

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 5 crores.

Up to Rs. 1 crores.

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 5 crores.

Up to Rs. 1crore.

Up to Rs. 25 lakhs.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs.

In case of tender requiring negotiations, approval for next higher authority will be necessary. Tender other than lowest may be accepted by the next higher authority.

115.

To accord administrative approval to the schemes pertaining to the towns under Accelerated urban water supply programme of central government on scrutinised items included in the budget.

Commissioner

Up to Rs. 1 crore.

Subject to observance of rules ad norms.

N.B.- Any other condition given in respective appendices of Works Department Manual for the items enumerated above regarding works expenditure shall in addition, also be applicable.