Construction Contractor Assistance Program Sample Clauses

The Construction Contractor Assistance Program clause establishes a framework for providing support and resources to contractors engaged in construction projects. This support may include technical guidance, training, access to specialized equipment, or financial assistance to help contractors meet project requirements and standards. By offering these forms of assistance, the clause aims to enhance contractor performance, reduce project delays, and address challenges that may arise during construction, ultimately ensuring smoother project execution and successful completion.
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Construction Contractor Assistance Program. 9.5 SBE Mentorship Program
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Construction Contractor Assistance Program. Developer will participate in a Construction Assistance Program to ensure that local San Francisco construction contractors and other businesses/employers, including qualified SBEs as defined in this Program, are given an opportunity to obtain technical assistance in order to participate in portions of the Horizontal Development Work and portions of the Vertical Development Work and to create and sustain long term businesses and related jobs, all in accordance with this Program. Developer will work with the Authority and CityBuild to develop specific programs to assist and advise local contractors who wish to work on projects during the different phases of construction. (a) Developer shall establish and maintain a Contractor Liaison Office on-site at Treasure Island and host workshops that cover a range of topics related to construction opportunities at Treasure Island, how to access those opportunities, financial incentives, and other programs as deemed appropriate for each phase of development. (b) The Contractor Liaison Office will be situated on-site. It will house plans, applications and other useful information for contractors who are or who wish to perform work at Treasure Island. The office will be open during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, and will be staffed by a trained and qualified person who will act as the Contractor Liaison for the project. (c) The Contractor Liaison will establish a series of workshops for the contractor community that will address the demolition and deconstruction, horizontal development and vertical development phases of the Project. Each workshop will cover a set of basic information including: (i) Contractor opportunities and applications for bidding (ii) Contractor pre-qualification process (iii) SBE local hiring requirements (iv) Labor Union apprenticeship program (v) Overview of technical assistance program, including plan room overview, onsite office orientation and introductions of key personnel (vi) Bid package review and, if applicable, bid package dissemination (vii) Key date reviews (viii) Safety requirements (ix) Contractor expectations (x) Financial education programs, covering, among other topics, meeting payroll needs, equipment purchasing and leasing programs, and other logistical support occurring from time to time. (xi) Questions and answer sessions (xii) Culturally competent management practices for working with a diverse workforce
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Construction Contractor Assistance Program. As part of the DDA provisions, TICD will participate in a Construction Assistance Program to ensure that local San Francisco construction contractors and other businesses/employers, including qualified SBEs as defined in this document, are given an opportunity to obtain needed insurance, bonding, technical and financial assistance in order to fully participate in the demolition and deconstruction of existing buildings, construction of portions of the horizontal infrastructure and portions of the vertical residential, commercial and community facilities to be constructed at Treasure Island as well as create and sustain long term businesses and related jobs. At this juncture, there are five categories of assistance that will be specifically identified in the DDA. They are: • Owner Consolidation Insurance Program (OCIP) • Surety Bond Program • Technical Assistance • Financial Assistance • Small Business Enterprise Mentorship Program The following outlines the activities that will be undertaken by TICD to meet these requirements: a. Owner Consolidated Insurance Program (OCIP).
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