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Kaccha Structure / Road
An Indian term for a temporary, unpaved or non-durable building or road, as opposed to a permanent pucca one.
What is Kaccha Structure / Road?
A Kaccha structure is a temporary or impermanent structure built from mud, thatch or unburnt bricks. In Indian usage kaccha means raw or unpolished, and its opposite, pucca, means a permanent structure of RCC and burnt bricks. A kaccha road is an unpaved dirt track that contractors cut on a site for temporary equipment access.
Practical example
Before the monsoon, a contractor compacts the temporary kaccha access road to the site and tops it with stone soling. Left as plain dirt, the road would turn to impassable mud and stop concrete transit mixers from reaching the batching plant.
In SuperWise
Temporary works such as an access road, a labour camp or a site office can be BOQ items in SuperWise. The project BOQ is a tree of chapters, sections and items, each with a quantity and a rate, so these items can sit in their own chapter. The BOQ-wise cash outflow report shows committed and certified spend per item.
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