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    collapse of slopes, traffic accidents, flooding, Rectification of natural streams Tor damages caused due to flood ete. 26 G6. 26.1 Minor repairs made necessary by “Unforeseen Natural Phenomene”” Ir the works necessary to remedy damages caused by an “Unforeseen Natural Phenomena’ are below certain threshold values, the Contractor will carry out those works as part of his normal obligations and without having the right to invoke the provision of the contract concerning emergencies and remuneration of emergency works, In. these cases the consent of the the limployer is not needed and the Contractor will simply carry out the works on his own initiative, He will nevertheless inform the Employer of the damages occurred and the remedial measures taken, 2.6.2 The threshold values for minor repairs are as shown in the table below: “Activity, Unit | Slides of material onto road set “] Threshold Quantity per emergency event Culverts Number Bituminous (om | Base course | et [Concrete [Embankment 3, MBD @® General Condition (GC) / Particular condition (poy at wfsaprati 4 freq gE 8 3.1(GC-27) Minor improvement Works and Emergency Works shall be executed by the Contractor on the basis of Work Orders issued by the Employer. 3.2 (GC-27.2) Work Orders shall be issued in writing and shell include the date on which the Work Order was issued and the signature of the Employer. Two copies of the Work Order shall be-transmitted by the Employer to the Contractor, who shall immediately countersign one copy, return it to the Employer. including the date of acceptance, and Page 029

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