Const. Art. 4, § 100; Miss. AG Xx., Xxxxx (June 7, 2002); Miss. AG Op., Xxxxxxxxxx (Oct. 18, 2002).
Const. Coord. Coordinating With Purchaser. The Bidder is responsible for coordinating with the Purchaser for specific needs or requirements such as facility access, security, and work hours. Bidder must coordinate with Purchaser to schedule project work to allow maximum access to the Bidder while minimizing disruption of Purchaser’s business. Accordingly, the Bidder will frequently be required to work after normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and on weekends. MANDATORY Fully Meets 9.2 Const. Coord. NEW CONSTRUCTION. When the project is for new construction or renovation, the Bidder must coordinate with the Purchaser’s project manager to ensure that all work is performed in coordination with ongoing construction activities in such a manner as to cause the least possible disruption to other Bidders, finished surfaces, and facilitate the most efficient method for completion of the work. MANDATORY Fully Meets 9.3 Const. Coord. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS. Bidder must observe and comply with OSHA/WISHA regulations, all applicable safety and environmental laws and regulations, and all Purchaser’s rules, guidelines, policies and procedures relating to safety, workplace conditions, health and the environment, including physical, fire, evacuation, accidents, hazardous materials or situations, or other safety regulations and policies during all work operations. OSHA/WISHA guidelines and rules must be followed and Bidder’s adherence is subject to review by the State. · All debris generated by the Bidder must be picked up and lawfully disposed of at the conclusion of each work day. · Hallways must be kept free of debris, scaffolds, etc., during peak use. · Traffic control devices, safety barricades, and other such devices must be utilized where necessary. · Where performing work at a construction site, the Bidder will be required to abide by the Purchaser's primary Bidder's additional safety requirements. · Whenever project requires Bidder to transit a firewall, the Bidder must meet all codes and requirements for proper fire-stop materials and methods MANDATORY Fully Meets 9.4 Const. Coord.
Const. Coord (OUT)
Const. Coord (OUT) Aerial Placement. The Bidder must utilize standard industry hardware to attach aerial cable at pole locations (strand vices, xxx xxxxx, cable suspension clamps, corner suspension clamps, etc.) MANDATORY Fully Meets * 10.3
Const. Coord. Performance Bonds. The Bidder is responsible for obtaining performance bonds when required by the Purchaser. MANDATORY Fully Meets 9.9 Const. Coord. Hazardous Materials Remediation. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to meet all state/federal rules and regulations pertaining to the presence of asbestos or other hazardous materials. Purchaser does not contemplate work in any area that contains hazardous materials, unless specified in writing in the SOW. Bidder must cease all work in any area where hazardous materials are discovered and must immediately notify Purchaser in writing. The Purchaser must be responsible for determining the disposition of hazardous materials identified by the Bidder. MANDATORY Fully Meets 9.10 Const. Coord. Removal of Old Cabling. Upon Purchaser request in SOW/Work Order, Bidder must be responsible for removing old cabling while installing new. MANDATORY Fully Meets * 10.0 Const. Coord (OUT) CONSTRUCTION COORDINATION (Additional)- Outside Work Bidders Only: * 10.1
Const. Coord (OUT) Trenching/Digging/Boring. Any trenching/digging/boring sites must be backfilled to contours and elevations of undisturbed surrounding terrain. Sidewalks restoration must match the sidewalk being removed. Driveway and roadway restoration must match the driveway and/or roadway being removed. To the extent necessary trench excavation must meet the requirements of RCW 39.04.180. MANDATORY Fully Meets * 10.5 Const. Coord (OUT) Work In Maintenance Holes. Before work commences in conduit system maintenance holes, the Bidder must follow industry standards and WA State Regulations (WAC 296-809 – Confined Spaces) for atmospheric testing, ventilation, barricading and signage of each manhole that will be entered by the Bidder as applicable. Bidder must maintain proper ventilation throughout the work process. MANDATORY Fully Meets * 10.6 Const. Coord (OUT) OutSide Plant (OSP) Optical Fiber Construction. All optic fiber cables utilized for outside plant applications must be suitable for outside use between buildings in a campus environment. It must be suitable for runs in buried conduits and aerial runs. The outer jacket must be smooth and free from holes, blisters, splits, and other surface flaws. MANDATORY Fully Meets 11.0 Doc.
Const. Coord. Care Of Purchaser Facilities And Equipment. The Bidder is responsible for replacing, restoring and/or bringing to original condition all floors, ceilings, walls, furniture, grounds, pavement, utilities, etc. damaged by Bidder’s personnel and operations. The Bidder is responsible for care of the Purchaser’s affected equipment during installation/maintenance. The Bidder must notify the Purchaser if additional equipment is needed to complete the project. The Bidder is responsible for modifying, as needed, existing Equipment to ensure compatibility with any new Equipment being installed. MANDATORY FULLY MEETS 9.7 Const. Coord.
Const. Coord (OUT) Trenching/Digging/Boring. Any trenching/digging/boring sites must be backfilled to contours and elevations of undisturbed surrounding terrain. Sidewalks restoration must match the sidewalk being removed. Driveway and roadway restoration must match the driveway and/or roadway being removed. To the extent necessary trench excavation must meet the requirements of RCW 39.04.180. MANDATORY * 10.5
Const. Admin. (to Substantial Completion) (20%, except 25% if no procurement)........................................ Construction Administration (Final Completion and Warranty Phase) (5%) ..................................................
Const. Art. 1, § 1, et seq.; New York Criminal and Consumer Background Laws, N.Y. Correct. § 752, et seq., N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 380-B, et seq.; New York Human Rights Law, N.Y. Exec. Law § 290, et seq.; New York Labor Law, N.Y. Labor § 10, et seq.; New York Marriage Equality Act, N.Y. Dom. Rel. Law § 10-a, et seq.; New York Persons with Genetic Disorders Law, N.Y. Civ. Rts. § 48, et seq.; New York Whistleblower Law, N.Y. Exec. Law § 740, et seq.; regulations and wage orders of New York State Department of Labor; regulations of New York State Division of Human Rights; New York City Administrative Code and New York City Human Rights Law, N.Y.C.
