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STANDARD TENDER DOCUMENT FOR PROCUREMENT OF WORKS (SMALL WORKS)Issued by the Public Procurement Oversight Authority in January, 2007TABLE OF CONTENTS REINTRODUCTION 1SECTION INVITATION FOR TENDERS

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Who needs small works?

1. Small works can be needed by individuals or businesses who require authorization or approval for certain low-risk, minor, or temporary construction projects.
2. Homeowners planning to make small modifications or repairs to their property often need to fill out small works forms.
3. Contractors and construction professionals may need to fill out small works forms for smaller projects that don't require full-scale permits.
4. Small businesses or organizations that are undertaking limited construction or renovation works may also need to complete small works forms.
5. Local government authorities or building departments may require small works forms to be filled out by anyone performing certain types of construction or improvements.
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What is small works?

Small works typically refer to construction or renovation projects that are below a certain dollar amount.

Who is required to file small works?

Contractors, subcontractors, and other individuals or businesses involved in construction projects may be required to file small works, depending on local government regulations.

How to fill out small works?

Small works can be filled out by providing details about the project, such as the scope of work, materials used, labor involved, and total cost.

What is the purpose of small works?

The purpose of filing small works is to ensure compliance with legal regulations, track project information, and assess the impact of construction activities.

What information must be reported on small works?

Information that must be reported on small works may include project details, contractor and subcontractor information, labor hours, materials used, and total project cost.