Manual of Contract Documents for Highway Works

Volume 5 - Contract Documents for Specialist Activities

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Section 1 Geodetic Surveys
Section 2 Not used - Removed (05/03) [All documents of this Section have now been withdrawn from this Volume and moved to the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) and the Manual of Contract Documents for Highway Works (MCHW).]

Part 1

Not used - Removed (05/03) Model Contract Document [Document is no longer required as current Model Contract Document (MCHW Volume 0) is contract neutral.]

Part 2

SD 7/94 Not used - Removed (05/03) Standard [Document combined with Part 3 and revised to become BD 87/05 Maintenance Painting of Steelwork (DRMB 3.2.2)]

Part 3

SA 7/94 Not used - Removed (05/03) Advice Note [Document combined with Part 2 and revised to become BD 87/05 Maintenance Painting of Steelwork (DRMB 3.2.2)]

Part 4

Not used - Removed (05/03) Specification [Document revised to become Series 5000 Maintenance Painting of Steelwork (MCHW 1)]

Part 5

Not used - Removed (05/03) Notes for Guidance on the Specification [Document revised to become Series NG 5000 Maintenance Painting of Steelwork (MCHW 2)]

Part 6

Not used - Removed (05/03) Bills of Quantities [Document revised to become part of Method of Measurement for Highway Works (MCHW 4, Section 1 - Chapter IV and Section 3)]
Section 3 Ground Investigation
Section 4 Not used
Section 5 Not used
Section 6 Not used
Section 7 Mechanical and Electrical Installations in Road Tunnels, Movable Bridges and Bridge Access Gantries
Section 8 Trenchless Installation of Highway Drainage and Service Ducts
Section 9 Model Contract Documents For CCTV Survey of Highway Drainage Systems

Quick Links

Air Quality

Revised guidance for air quality assessments. Downloadable air quality spreadsheets available.

Highways Agency Accepted EN 1317 Compliant Road Restraint Systems

A list of products that the HA are aware have the required declaration of performance.

Road Restraint Assessment Process (RRRAP)

'Road Restraint Risk Assessment Process (RRRAP) 'Excel spreadsheet which enables designers to establish the need for a vehicle restraint and, if so, its performance requirements.