PERMITS, NOTIFICATIONS AND INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

PERMITS, NOTIFICATIONS AND INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Contractor shall test and maintain all covered equipment in safe operating condition as required by applicable statutes and regulations. All services, including inspections, testing and repair work, shall be performed in compliance with Local and State Building and Electrical Codes. The Contractor shall give all notices, obtain all permits necessary for the Work, pay all costs and fees for applications, permits, tests, and inspections, and obtain all certificates of tests and inspections and approvals for the Work and promptly deliver the same to the Contracting Officer. Periodic inspection and testing of the 750kW Cummins Emergency Diesel Generator, the Cummins Automatic Transfer Switch units and all ancillary equipment as specified, including all covered equipment, shall, at a minimum, be performed to the extent required by the equipment manufacturers’ maintenance requirements and as directed by DOHMH.
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PERMITS, NOTIFICATIONS AND INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Contractor shall test and maintain all covered equipment in safe operating condition as required by applicable statutes and regulations. All services, including inspections, testing and repair work, shall be performed in compliance with Local, State Building and Electrical Codes. The Contractor shall give all notices, obtain all permits necessary for the Work, pay all costs and fees for applications, permits, tests, and inspections, and obtain all certificates of tests and inspections and approvals for the Work and promptly deliver the same to the Supervisor or Building Maintenance. Maintenance and repair services of the steam hot water boilers, domestic gas fired water heaters, heat exchangers and auxiliary equipment as specified, including all covered equipment, shall, at a minimum, be performed to the extent required by the equipment manufacturers’ maintenance requirements and as directed by DOHMH.
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PERMITS, NOTIFICATIONS AND INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. 1. The Contractor shall test and maintain all covered equipment in safe operating condition as required by applicable statutes and regulations. All services, including inspections, testing and repair work, shall be performed in compliance with Local, State Building and Electrical Codes. The Contractor shall give all notices, obtain all permits necessary for the Work, pay all costs and fees for applications, permits, tests, and inspections, and obtain all certificates of tests and inspections and approvals for the Work and promptly deliver the same to the Contracting Officer. Periodic inspection and testing of the CRAC Units, Dry Coolers, and all ancillary equipment as specified, including all covered equipment, shall, at a minimum, be performed to the extent required by the equipment manufacturers’ maintenance requirements and as directed by DOHMH.
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