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Yes. In case there is no any existing service on the site / GIS Sheet.
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As per dewa policy, yes & the cable should be in proper depth 90cm with Proper protection.
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No, because there will not be any contraction/ excavation work on the existing roads.
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GIS provides engineers with Utility Maps most commonly used for issue of NOC and CAR, PAR. Map are attached to such issue as documents and indicate Electricity & water network facility for the scope of are in consideration. DEWA facilities are shown represented colored simplogy and referenced to a legend in the map enabling easy to locate of facility by users.
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As per agreement with Services Authorities (R.T.A / DM / ETC / Du……..), the NOC should be issued within 14 working days.
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On ducts, it should be laid within two (2) layers and the numbers of required ducts depend on the width of the corridor and spacing between the two (2) ducts should be 150 mm.
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In DEWA a Utilities organization, GIS is used for Mapping Electricity & Water Network facilities from Generation/Source to Consumer Service Point / Sink and displayed to Engineers in variety of ways on need basis to server their Analytical business functions.
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A geographic information system (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information.
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Request letter with table contents the following:
- Type & Quantity of cables
- Type & Number of Joints
- Program of work (When they required these Materials)