NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. All professional seals must be blocked out. Title box complete with Project title and Consultant’s names will remain.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. This should include a description of the effect of the change on the scope of work, including where appropriate: quality, Australian Industry Involvement (AII), technical/functional specification, warranty, training, documentation, Work Breakdown Structure.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. The following clause will be included if the Contract involves work on Commonwealth Premises that will require the use of a Problematic Source
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. The following options will be selected based on when the Commonwealth may be supplying an item containing a Problematic Source to the Contractor If not required, the clauses will be replaced with a single clause stating “Not used”.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. The following clause may be split and/or repeated if there are different management programs at different Commonwealth Premises where the Contractor will perform work.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. The following clause is included if any GFM may contain Ozone Depleting Substances or Synthetic Greenhouse Gases. If not required, the clauses can be replaced with a single clause stating “Not used”.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. Each of the applicable Commonwealth Premises will be listed under clause . Details will then be added for each of the applicable Commonwealth Premises under clauses 3, 4, and so on (or as enclosures for each of the Commonwealth Premises). The Contractor acknowledges that this Annex provides a list of known Problematic Substances, ACM, Problematic Sources, other hazards, and substances that could cause Contamination which are present at (‘the applicable Commonwealth Premises’): [...INSERT THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH PREMISES AT WHICH WORK WILL BE UNDERTAKEN...]; and [...INSERT THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH PREMISES AT WHICH WORK WILL BE UNDERTAKEN...], The Contractor further acknowledges that: details in this Annex D are not intended to be comprehensive or exhaustive, but provide an overview of the general location of known Problematic Substances, ACM, Problematic Sources, other hazards and substances that could cause Contamination, where applicable; the referenced survey reports identified in the ‘Comments/Survey Report’ column of each table, for each of the Commonwealth Premises, should be consulted for specific details of the known hazards; the referenced survey reports may be amended or superseded during the term of the Contract and the latest documents should be sought from the Defence Project Manager prior to undertaking work at each location; and this Annex D does not necessarily repeat the information that is contained in the Hazard Log, for hazards included within the Supplies, or the Approved Problematic Substances and Problematic Sources Register within the Approved Project Management Plan, for those Problematic Substances and Problematic Sources that the Contractor may bring onto Commonwealth Premises in the performance of the Contract.
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. The Contract will include a copy of Clause 3 for each additional Commonwealth Premises (eg, each base) where the Contractor and/or Subcontractors may work (or create enclosures, if preferred). KNOWN WHS AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AT [...INSERT THE NAME OF THE COMMONWEALTH PREMISES AT WHICH WORK WILL BE UNDERTAKEN...]
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. Copies of the Survey Reports in Table C-1, Table C-2 and Table C-3 can be made available on request. The Contractor acknowledges that Table C-1 lists and references the survey details for known Problematic Substances, ACM, and other substances that could cause Contamination, where applicable, for the Contractor’s work areas at the applicable Commonwealth Premises. Table C-1: List of Known Problematic Substances, ACM and other substances that could cause Contamination at Commonwealth Premises PROBLEMATIC SUBSTANCE/ ACM/ Other substances that could cause Contamination SUBSTANCE LOCATION COMMENTS/ SURVEY REPORT Facility/Area Location
NOTE TO CONTRACTORS. A Contract change proposal shall identify separately the cost of preparation of the Contract change proposal and any proposed variation to the Contract Price and, where approved, the reasonable cost of preparation shall be taken into account in calculating the varied Contract Price. Where this Contract change proposal relates to changes of an administrative nature which have no impact upon the Contract Price or on the Statement of Work, the Contractor may provide minimal details of the change. Responses are only required for headings denoted as mandatory.
