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5175
COMBINED CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Roof Deck Coating, Park Ave Plaza Phase II Parking
Garage
Econ Devel
LEG 12-1
8/21/2012
9/10/2012
2014
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Ctty of Bremertot
AUG 17 2012
PUBLIC WORKS AGREEMENT Deparkmentof
'THCS AGR�EMENT, is enteted �nto between the Crty of Bremerton, a W�as�ngD n lopmont
Munic�pal Co�poration ("Crty"), and Combinecl Constcuctton, Inc {"Contiactor"), whose ma�ling
address is 4403 Russell Road Ste 100, Muki[teo, WA 98275
The parties agree as follows
1. CONTRACTOR SERVICES. The Contractor shall perform the following Scope
of Serv�ces fo� the City
A, Prov�de labor, rr►aterials and associated equipment to instalI deck coat�ng and
anchor bolt protechons as noted En Exhibit A
B Note area will be occup�ed by other contractors and general public us�ng
parking garage
2. TIME OF COMPLETIQN. Contractoi sl�all complete the work with�n 20 eaEendar
days From the date of �ssuance of tl�e C�ty's Notice to Aroceed
3. COMPENSATION. The C�ty shali pay the Contiactor the total amount of �
Twelve thousand ei�ht hundied twenty five dolla�s ($12,825 00), sales tax if appltcable �s not
�ncluded The Coi�tractor shall �nvoice the Gty monthly. The C�ty will pay for the po�tion of the
wo�k desc��bed in the tnvoice that has becn completed by the Contlactoi and approved by the Ctty
The Cfty payment shall not constitute a waiver of the City's iight to final inspection and acceptance
of the pro�ect
A Peiformance Bond Pursuant to Chapter 39 08 RCW, the Cont►�actor, shall
prov�de the City a performance bond for the full cont�act amount to be �n
effect until sixty (60) days afte� the date of final acceptance, or until rece�pt
of all necessary releases fiom the State Depa�tment of Revenue and the State
Depa�tment of Labor and Industries and unt�l settlement of any ltens filed
undet Chapter 60.28 RCW, whichever is later.
B Retainaee The City shall hold back a retainage m the amount of five percent
(5%} of any and all payments made to contiactor foi a period af sixty (60}
days after the date of fina( acceptance, oi until ►eceipt of all necessary
releases fiom the State Department of Revenue and the State Department of
Labor & Cndusti tes and unt�l settlement of any I�ens filed unde� Chapter 60 28
RCW, whichever is later
C Defect�ve or Unauthoi�zed Work The City reserves �ts i�ght to withhold
payment frocn Contractor for any defect�ve oi unautho� ized woik.
4. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR. Contractor �s and shall be at all t�mes act�ng as
an independent conttactor and not as an employee of the City. The Contractor shall secure at �ts
expense, and shall be responsible for al! payments of mcome tax, soctal security, state industria)
insui�ance compensat�on, unempioyment compensat�on, and all othe� payroll deductions for the
Contractoi, officer, agents, employees and sub-contractors The Contractor shall also secu�e all
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appl�cable 6us�ness licenses, if required, �n conrtect�on with the contiact serv�ces, including all
iequired licenses for Contiactor's officers, agents, employees and sub-contractois.
5. TERMINATION�. The City may tetmu�ate th�s a�reement at the convenience of the
C�ty ,
6. PREVAILING WAGES. Contiactoi shall fife a"Statement of Intent to Pay
Arevailing Wages," with the State of Wash�ngton Department of Labo� & Industries pr�or to
coinmencmg the Cont�act wo�k Contractoi shall pay pr�vailing wages and compiy w�th Chaptet
39 12 of the Revised Code of Washington, as well as any other applicab(e pievailmg wage rate
piov�s�ons The greater of wa�e tates of the following shall be used Davis-Bacon; State of
Washington Prevailing Wage Rates The latest preva�l�ng wage iate cevtsion issued by the
Depart►nent of Labor ancE [ndustt�es and Dav�s Baco►i wage iates are attached
7. CHANG�S. The C►ty may issue a written o� o�al work change d�rect�ve for any
change �n the Contract wo�k duri��g the pe��formance of thss ag�eement If the Cont►actoi
deteim�nes, for any ieason, that a change order is necessary, Contractoi must submit a wrttten
chan�e oide► �equest to the City's Spec�al P�oJect Adminrstiato� with�n two (2) business days of the
date the Conti�actor knew o� shauld have Imown of the facts and events giving i�se to the �equested
change If the City determ�nes that the change i��eteases o� decieases the Contractor's costs or t��ne
for peiformance, the C�ty wiI[ make an equiEable adfustment If the Contractot d�sagrees with the
equrtable adJustment the Cont�actor must complete the change ordei work, howeve�, the Con�ractor
may elect to piotest the ad�usiment. Tlze C�ty w�ll evaluate all protests, pcovided the pioceduzes in
this section aie followed lf the City determines that a p�otest �s valid, the C�ty w�tl adjust payment
for wock oi tune by an equ�table ad�ustment. No ad�ustment will be made for an ►nvalid piotest
A Contcactoi's Duty to Complete Pxolested Work In spite of any p�otest, tlae
Contractoc shall proceed promptly with the work as the City has ocdered with
the retamed right to file a cla�m
8. CLAIMS. The Cont�actor shall give w��tten not;ce to the City of ail claims other
than chan�e oiders withic� fouiteen (14) calenda� days of the occurrence oftlte events g�ving r�se to
the claims Any claim fo� datnages, addit�onal payment for any reasan, or extei�sion of time,
whether unde� this agieement or otheiwise, shall be set forth in detaiE �n wrrt�ng and ieceEVed by the
City w�th�n seven (7) calendar days from the date Contractor fcnew, o� si�ould have known, of the
facts ��ving rise to the claim
Cont�actor must, �n any event, file any cla�m or brin� any s«�t a��sing from or connected
with this agreement with�n 120 calenda� days from the date the contract work is complete
9. WARRANTY. The Contractor shall correct all defects �n workmansh�p and
materials within one year from the date of the Contiactor's acceptance of the C�ty's fina! payment
under this cont�act When defeets are coirected, the warranty for that portion of the work shail
extend foc one yeai form the date such coirection is compieted and accepted by the City The
Contractor shail begin ta correct any defects w�thin seven (7) calendar days of its rece�pt of notice
from the City of the defect. If the Contractoi does not accomptish the coriect�ons within a
reasona6Ee tune, the C�ty may compiete the co�rections and the Contractor shall pay alI costs
incurred by the C�ty in o�dei to accomplish the correction
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10. INDEMNIFICATION. Contractoi shall defend, indemnify and hold the City, �ts
officers, offic�als, employees, agents and volunteers haitinless from any and ail claims, in�uiies,
damages, losses or sults includ�ng all legal costs and attorney fees, arising out of or in connection
with the pecformance of this agteement, except fo� �n�ur�es and damages caused by the City's
negl�gence.
The C�ty's inspect�o�� or acceptance of any of Contraetor's work when completed shall not
be gi ounds to avo�d any of these covenants of �ndemnificaCion
Sllould a couit of coinpetent f��<<sdiction detecm�ne that th�s agreement is sub�ect to RCW
4 24 ! I5, then, in the event of liability foi damages a�ising out of bodily �n�uzy to persons or
damages to property caused by o� resultin� from the concuFient negl��ence of the Contiactor and
the Ctty, its officials, employees, agents and voluntee�s, the Contractor's liab�tity heieunder shall be
only to lhe extent of the Cont�actoc's negligence
IT IS EURTHER SPECIFICALLY A1VD EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD THAT THIS
INDEMNIFICATION CONSTITUTES "THE CONTRACTOR'S WAIVER OF 1MMUNITY
UNDER INDUSTRIAL [NSURANCE, TITLC 51 RCW, SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS
INDEMNIFICATION THE I'A[2TICS ACKNOWLCDGC TNAT THGY HAVE MUTUALLY
NEGOTIATED THIS WAIVER
The prov�s�ons of this secUoi� shall survrve the expiratton or te�m�nation of th�s agieement.
11. INSURANC�. The Contractor shall procuie and ma�ntain for the diirat�on of thts
agreement, insueance against cla�ms for �nJuries to persons oi damage to p►opeity that may arise
f►om or �n connection with the peifoimance of the Contract woik by the Contiactoc, �ts agents,
representatives, employees oi subcontractocs
E3efore beginning tlze work on the project descrtbed �n thts a�reernent, the Contractor shall
ptovide a Ce�tificate of Insu��ance ev�dene�ng
A Automobile Liabilrtv msurance wEth l�mits no less than $1,00O,OOU combmed
single l�m�t pe� accident foi bod�ly in�uiy and property damage; and
B Commecc�al General L�abilrtv insurance wiitten on an occurience basis w�th
[imits no Iess than $2,Od0,000 combined single limit per occu�rence and
$2,000,000 aggregate for personai tn�ury, bodily in�uiy and property damage
Cove�age shall �nc(ude but not be IimEted to� 6lanket contractual,
products/completed opeiations/broad form property damage, explosion, co[lapse
and underground (XCU) �f appl�cable, and employer's liabi[ity
C Endorsements �n accoidance with R�ght of Way peEmits
Any payment of deductible oi self insured retention sEiall be the sole iesponsibil�ty of the
Contractoi
The Ctty reserves the right to i�ece�ve a certified copy of ail the requtred msurance polictes
The C�ty, its officials, empioyees, agents and volunteers shall be named as an additional
insured on the insurance pol�ey, as respects work performed by oz on behalf of the Contractor and a
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copy of the endorsement nammg Yhe City as additional insuzed shall be attached to the Certifcate of
Ins�irance
The Contiacto�'s insuranee shalt contain a clause stating that coverage shall apply
sepaiately to each insured against whom cla�m is made or suit �s brought, except with respects to the
lim�ts of the �nsurei's Itability
Thc Contiactor's insuiance shall be primacy insucance as respects the C�ty, and the Ctty
sha[I be given thirty (30} calendar days prior wr�tten not�ce by certified mail, return rece�pt
�eyuested, of any canceflahon, suspens�on or material chan�e �n coveiage
12. MISCELLANEOUS.
A Nondiscrimination In the h�►►ng of employees fo� the peifoemance of work
undei this Agreement ot any sub-contiact hereundei, the Contractot•, �ts sub-
cont�actois, or any peason acting on 6ehalf of such Contractoi or sub-
contractoi shall not, by ieason of race, zeiigion, calor, sex, national o��gm, or
the piesence of any sensory, mental, phys�cal disability, or sexual or�entation
discriminate agamst any pe�son who is qualt�ed and available to pe�foim the
woik to which the employment ieEates
Ci Connpliance w�th Laws Contcactor shall comply with all federai, state and
local laws, �ules and �•egulations thcoughout every aspect in ti�� pe�formance
of this agree�nent
C. Wo�k Performed at Contractoi's Risk Conttactor shall take all precautions
necessary and slia[I be responsib[e foi the safety of tts employces, a�ents, and
subcontractors m the peifoimance of this agreement All woEic shaEl be done
at Contractot's own r�sk, and Contractor shail be responsibie for any loss of
oi dainage to materials, tools, or other aiticles used or held for use in
connection w�th thc work
D Nonwaiver of B�each The fa�lurc of the City to insist upon stuct
peiformance of any of the terms and rtghts eontained herein, or to exerc�se
any option herein confei-red �n one or more instances, shall nat be constructed
to be a waiver or relinqu�shment of those terms and s�ghts and they sha[1
�ema�n in fuil fo�ce and effect
E Governing Law Th�s agreement shall be gover�ied and construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of Washtngton If any dispute arises
between the City and Contractor under any of the provis�ons of this
agreement, resolut�on of that dispute shall be available only through the
�u�tsdtct�on, venue and rules of the Kitsap County SuperFOt Court, Kitsap
County, Washington.
F Attot�ney's Fees. To the extent not inconsFStent w�th RCW 39.04 240, in any
clatm or lawsuit foi darr�ages arisin� from the parties' perfoimance of this
agreement, each party shall be �esponsible for payment of tts own legal costs
and attoiney's fees incurred in defendmg or brmging such claim or lawsuit,
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however, noth�ng in this subsect�on shall limit the C�ty's iight to
indemnificatian undei Section 10 of this agree�nent
G W►itten Notice. All communications ►egarding t1iFS agieement shall be sent
to the parties at the addresses I�sted on the signatu�e page of this agieement,
unless otherwise notified Any written not�ce shall become effect�ve upon
delivery, but in any event th►ee (3) ca(enda► days afte� tl�e date of mail�ng by
�egzstered oc certified mail, and shall be deemed sufftcientfy given if sent to
the addressee at the address stated on this agteement
H �1ssi 7n�, ment Any assignment of this agieement by the Contractoc without
the written consent of the City shall be void
Modification No wa�ver, alteration, or modificat�on of any of the ptovistons
of this agreement shall be binding unless in writ�ng and signed by a duiy
authorized iepresentative of the City anci Cont�acto�
Seve�abil�tv If any one or more sections, sub-secttons, oi sentences of this
agreement a�e held to be unconst;tutionai or fnvalid, that dec�sion shali not
affect ti�e val�dity of the iema�n�ng pot�t�on of th�s agreement and the
temauidet shall �ema�n in full fo�ce and effect
C< Cntirc A�reement The written provisions and tecros of this ag�eement,
togetl�er with any attached Exh�bits, supersede all prior veibal statements by
any iepresentativc of ihe Crty, and those stateme��ts shall not be const�ued as
formtng a part of oi alterEng in any manner this a�;reement This agteement
and any attached Exhib�ts contatn the ent�ie agreement between the pacties.
Should any language �n any Exhib�t to this a�reement con#�icl with any
language conta�ned tn this agiee�nent, the terms of this agreement shal!
prevail
CXHiBITS — Attached lierein —
o EXH1BtT A— Construct�on Documents
o EXHIBIT B-- Genetal Reyu�cements
o EXHIBIT C— EDA Requ�re�nents
o EXH[BIT D— Signed Form of Pioposal
IN WITNESS WH�REOF, the parties below have executed this ag�eement
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THE CITY OF BREMERTON
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Print Name att Lent
T�tle• Ma • _
DATE � � 2� � � y
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Natices to be sent ta:
CONTRACTOR
Comb�nec! Constiuction, Inc
4403 Russell Road Ste 100
Mukilteo, WA 98275
(425) 610-4334
Notices to be sent to:
CITY OF BREMERTON
Atten Gary Sexton
345 6 Street, Suite 600
B�emerton, WA 98337
(3b0) 98 l -1025
{360) (facsimile)
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PROPfPTY fiF.�JET� RC-CRqREAtEHTS
Elmi gpilnn recovory, 96 s� Min 90
T�y�sda retention, :6 151 � Mx� tiU �
ElongaftonroteoUan,W4 ---------- ,14 �_ . � M�n �0 '--- --- -
Abrttslau reslst�rnce, mp k�sl, � 1— syslem pasars Mnx 50 YY --
cs � i w,eca, � aoo Q ioan. �.000 c�d
Crack �ild J(ng,1000 c�C les � Systcm passes — ~_�� �
Exhibit A -
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v�,nu�a� n�+xv.rc,�u
smrocunrtu°
Test Data, ront
uc�rro �rcavraurv Exr�ar,�nvr
r#0 t�v+fTtt �iCt11�L DUiY
i FsCFSIli!hN lJFTtiGD) {REFU�a11. IdfTl{fi0}
[iaso coat
�lel mlls (mn ) 2b (0 6) 25 (0 6� 2.i �o G1
tky mis (ma) 10 �1) S1 2D �0 � 20�D 5}
Cut;.�age` GO �t 5) 6D (15) GJ (1 ��
r.7ld cuat -- - - - - - ------- - - - -- ---- - - - -
Ylel m� (n�m) �d�x}e 7i1 ro 5) 25 (q n
fhy nt�s (mnzj Ncr 15 L0 d) 90 pl �iJ
(.a��raq� Nure 00 j1 U) fi0 (t 5;
fin#sh coaY
k�Cl it�ilS (t»m� ?5 (f} 6j ?6 al 5} ?� b 5�
Ory mds (mm) 20 (0 5� t5 (0 a} 1 y�0 qi
r.wera�� �o u 5j oo � of aa rz a}
Auryrepate ` � yY- - - -� -
IE�s per S QU IE' 10 -1 � 30 - 50 50 -; 0
{Icghn'j (D5-OT� p5-2� S2Fi-3d)
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CovGx�Je rales a�e dpanmizc�e znd m�y �,) a;�nt tn U�e anpifcaLan IecMfrym �urA ___._ .. __—..,,.�._------ —__
ACIUeI CUYili�D / . i� � �i ��. �„�4i ,u� �„ ru<�� ,n�7 �cru���y oi u�e �,�suaco
_- ' Co�sraqe �s II /na� tu, rls
_�I6 — 3Q mesi� tarr�tl�U sd�F� sarni rr pro�,tqt m�i e+� ma'Cru
Waw to �Rpp�Y
Si�rfaee Preparation
GOhlGfiETE
� Conci�ete must be fu�y curecl (28 tl��, SLucturally
soiNd, de.an, v��l clry (ASl A4 U 41G3j All concrste
surtaces {now and o!d► mirst pe shotb4�steri to remuve
prevraus cbalEnys, laitance, anQ all �t�scellaneuus
suAace contaminAiwn anci to pro�de �rotde fw pra�er
ddfiesian l�rasn�e snoi�lasery� must cccur a�iet
c�ncrote repair has fnken ��iace Aad eU,hirtc� �s n�t
E�emidtetl Pro��er prot�e shnuid I�e a ni�rnrrunn ot ICtll
C�SI'-3 (a�uux�ntately g0 -100 gizt sa��d�ap2r)
2 Re�au voids and delammaicd arcas valh BASF
Consiruchun Chemhafs branded cemenl�l�ous ancl
o�ax�' DatchEng n��ten�ts F�r a��I�a�Ion �vh�i fast-
tum around repoirs are �equlreci, Conipim` 2f5 can he
usod to repair pafdies up tu 1" (25 mm) in uepth
Ple�e refer to Ter,hmcai Serrico irn pro�mr ap�lic�sf�wi
lect�nipues
SUiaf/tCC PRC Si�iPING AP�} I)FTAiI WG
i Eor nonmoving joinls a�id cipcks less t�an t/t G'
(1 B mmj vnde, oppiy �x�mcr ��lien required, fullowe�
by 25 wet mlis (0 6 mm) presU �pEng of �ase Coat
Ttw fiase Coat ntt�st he applied Ea tdl and overlap the
jant or crack 3' (7G mm) on each sitle I'eother the
� `
2 Dyn�m�c ci�dcs and jainls i/16" {1 6 mm) �nci
grealer t+ide rnusl t�e rou���l tu a mN�imum ot 114 by
1J4" {G by 6 mm} �nd �Jranrd Imlall lmndE�m3ker
tape to prevenl adhesion oi seafant, to the hottam ol
jolM Pnme �olnt I�ues urJg 1:��Ut �umebnrn' I��inter
�33 {see fom� P�a 1017962) f�U Jants Jee�or ih:�n
f/4" (fi mi+�) N1+0� �pEx�r�ta Uacker rocJ and
SL 1%SL'l" (sto�w gratfo or sclf lovehng) or
NP 1°/P!f' 3" seelaatt� (see Fani Pfos 10�7903 a�tcl
to1791�} for cr�cks, sca�ant shau�d be ��u5n u�tn
1he adJ<<cent conaote suif�ce Wr expaiulon toinls
se�lant �tioulJ 6e slighity r,oi�cave
3 Sealetl loinls t" {?5 mm} or 6�r� ean bs croaled
over t�nlh Sonoc�ua+r1� fxpansion �ol�ts exceeding 1"
{25 mm) �nc� ehau(d itot bo roalecl aver teith
Sonaguard' so lhat ii�e�� c2o pCrtonn Incic�do3iEly
nf the derk cvwlrsio System
A Cuf a 114 t�y 1/4' (& Irj G n�m1 k�n�ray inlo Ihe
ca��c�ele wher� ll�e r.�atutg system tt�ll be
terminatrd it no avall, jalnt, or olh�r dppropnatQ
break exists ! NI accortl�ag to m3wcuons on cr3r,ks
acid]olnts over l/ib (t G mm) widc
5 Form a sealanl cant int� ihe cuma al iha jurcUnn
of a11 hafmnl�i onrl vrat�cal surfaces (wall saUons,
curbs, coEwnns} Pnme ����Ua Prin�er 733 antl apply a
�e
t/2 -1" (13 -?b mm) NMe I��d ol NP 1" �r
NP 2'" seafanis 7001 to torm a 45° cant
6!n foc,sUans af p��lentaal t�ryn r[�avement, suol� as
weU ond slab intersectrons, ap{�ly 25 wet mds
(0 6 iian) oP Sc�u.�yuarcPh f3ase C.aa4 a,ul emh�d
Sunoslucld� Fiein(arc�n9 fabnc
i�aFTr,t sui� kc�s
t Renm��e tl�rst, ctebns, and �ny olher contaminflnls
troin venl, dram ptpe, end pust per�eVahans, re�lels,
and olher meial suriaces
2 Ciean thrse swlaces to brtght metal and prune
immecfi�tey� k,ti� Pnma 733
3 Pro�rufe a��rupnate canl rrilh fJP 1'", NP 2" , or
Ult�a scal�u�t to alim�naic 90° anyles
pLY+iJ{)(m
1 All ��ly�aooci n�ust bc smootn faced, APA-
S�RIJ)f;[l, £IL� CxlplUf )i'8d8 C911SIfUCU011111U51
cortfarm tp cotle but pEy�vootl inust not t�2 less than
15132" (12 mm) tti[�k Plyvraal spacmy and tledc
consin�trcm musl follo�v APA �t�iticl�nos
2 Surfaces tnust bo frae ot conlamin�nts Pdmin�
�s not �jecessary on clean, ��Y p�YWOOd
'i AN seams �nusl be Caulked t�iUi NP 7" er A�(� 2"
se�4ints (see Form Nos i097906 vnd 1017911}
Prestrlpe 4- S rIO2 -152 i�un) �vule w�th 25 wet
inils {0 8 mro} oi Sase Govt Rcinfarce all sc�nu
betaveen plys�roatl sheets mittl t�t�veen ttashing a�td
�to Dlywex�d clecic �y amhetlding Sonashiel�'�
Relntorc�ng Fabric inio the prestripfnp
zo.a
Exhlbit A
, � �,1 �t r! t �`(��T �r�lt
soxacvr.nn°
APt'l.p'hll01J 0} PH�MFR
P� Imin�
ND f f 4vhen pn�ner Is raquircd on a �ob tolb�v tl�csc
sle�}a When 3ppiydng So�ogueNz �vfihout uurc� e
prnnNr, prcnx;ed fo AppUCaUOn
t��ter lhurcrughly vaun;ming tlie sattace, appiy
Prun^r l72 V4C 0� Printer 7lp tn �11 tlie �rWu�rly
piepnrer( deck sudaces at the rate ot 20� -?50
n/ s,�lion �d 9- fi t m'!l) Using a rolie r��ari ar;f a
s1�al lu �neJ:i€m nap roilw rnver forcc the pnmf�r
3nto �wres anrl vo�ds to a�,muu��A u�nt �al��s Lh� noi
apl�y' ov�;r pr�slripin� Use �nly sobent-rNS�ssl�nt
IacsEg nncl a�gjlpmPrrf
2 Allo.a pnmor lo dry t,� Ic frez i3asc Co�l musl t�e
applled tl�a same warkfng dny
ANflbcai�an uF Base Cuat
i AI! pre��arstwy �vorh nn�st be crornpleted briorc
appflc��ha� bcJlns fic� rnrtain ilie suAsliate �s olean,
dry, s1aUle, antl properly {��ot�led Sealanis �id
prasuipinQ should be prq�etly cxired Appiy Uie base,
mid, end hafsh coats 4nlh a propersy sapd sques�yee
f0 £URVC 81111Q fIX�UIYE(J 111f1 f1i�L'�ti1CS��'S
2 The hsst ntechocl to ensure tne ��ruae� uel tElm
Il��ckness is ifie «se af a ar(d s�ste.m Givltlo (he
sud�see to lie rontac( Intu grnts aiul celcuiale the
�q�+are fool�lye nf each Rr,fcr lo fhc coven�� ci�ai i to
detennEnc tlie qoantdy of Soneguar�'' needed fo, e.�uh
gnd fo am�e ni the requG�ctl mJl Ihfc�esses �or
cxaml�le a�a paU o{ Sonoguart° Base Coat wEll cover
an are� apprex�matey 300 rt �48 m�, or a gnd 30 �y
14 fl(0 Uy 3 n� at 25 v�eE mils {0 (3 mni) Tlse mil
itifcicness of U! coats ca�� ai�u be veni�utl Uy fis use
uf u wot-mik ihidcnass �yauge
��ppiy [3ase Coat 25 ti t�et ��nds tldek (0 G mm)
uskig a proper notciied squee�ee to arsbre tlecl,
surf�ce orerooaUng tlao proporiy prenareU c�acles
�omLy, ar�d flasfings ('or sioped areas, u�e slo�C-
c�iade Ei�,se Co��i bo nat c�at expai�sion �nfnts m�er
1 " (25 uirn) wlde
4 Atlwv curific� Un�e of ovariupht (f G hour
nzmnttumj Shghtfy extend ihe cur:n(� tune in cool or
d�y tveathu ��i�ANans Tl�e surtace of iho base coat
slta�ld hat�e a slight t�r,k II tho coaUng f�us been
ex�usatl fur a praionyec! penod, cnnsu(t Techmc��{
Sorna fnr recornmendations
20 4
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Ap�shealion Ntethotls of Sysiems
Sanaq�arrl" r,��n bN doplieu ia s�c:ver�l ciiifeienl
sl5ten�S deac�ciing ori Um de�tee of traffic tf�e
spsft��n k, 8xposed io In areas of extreme h�Kic
{iurniny iai�es pay bonuis, ramps, entranc�s dnd
exits}, ap�riy fi�s Ixlra Hea�y-Duly TraNk; Syslrm
(tPGr4dl fnf`IhecQ 1118 fo�liri+it�g SllltUl�dn� hii�ffy
descr�es each meEnod letl covcra�e rates arc
ap�uorim,�la
t���� ��OTC NI cn+,ar� rat�s are a�rur�t at� a,�t
u�sy v,+ry thre I�� Ih� d{���d�i9e1 iriylru(Kt� �rr•ri kr�uTl
cowrag� mro vtl cly�n�l cn Grnsn ar,ci �nras Pj ol A c
sulubau�
! Il�1I ICf f.�(119k4 U{JIY TR�U f1C u FCDCSiFU+A! SYSTtbt
Jsa^v A k,�C� l75,rxina�s�
ad�.gi�.yA� 4�.� p10\\1M` Dtxi�
� �� ' '�
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.:=.' -- k `,�' `'"�� c�
. � ��•^ � ' � �,�. f; �, "i'�
.r`r'r
� � � f^ ���r 4 �
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TO C41u
�sm:�u o'Or��4u'
`� M1 � AN �S� CIYl'�]J�lI�JI Mf
u� �e�,� m
I Pr�mo concrorc� ��ub5lr�tQ (f ro��uired)
2,�ply 25 e�ci mils (0 C� mm) Sonn���rct$ Qas�
Coat uslr3c� a p�o�Or notched sqaee�ae ai &0
ft'lc�aitun (1 5 my/l } Imincxhateiy hac;vof! tn le�al
Base Coat Niow ro cure ovearnght
3 A��ly 2b ;�ci nnls (U G mm) Soncyuarc!' lap
Ca1i usinp a propei ru�trl�ed squeeaeu at ci0
fl'/gailon (1 5 m'!i) Innnediately 4ac�croll to Ievet Top
Co�t n�nteif N+h�le t��e caaimg is s�d! evet
broaticast Sonoguard'` A��rcgate ar c.�uwalcm ifi --
30 rouncled stlir,a saad al 10 -19 [b./10U tt' (0 5-
0 71u��m'�, ihen back�oll inia the coata�i lo tu�f�
en6�apsulate
HFAVY 01J3Y 7RAtffC SYSTEA4
Gkjpmpala lo Ilefcrsa! �Acihpol
s�.Yg� W rcpfmr
QA +nn�nct
��.� ��tl-i�.�a,a�
- �i5 t1rtdU
.
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� >��'„-� ' r',r; : =-�`�;;'�
. ';� � �,�yu_��,�:i.� �
.'� , `yS ^ ff , r' �
�xq�,ae- � ^r"f „ �r,
L�p4ontpOrecm4st �;3� p , i
�d9ia�,reg�nWtafusai �r}^ Cocr�e�c
Fa,o�wrJA�m,
ta��
a
i Pnmc cancrcic sul�strate;ii req�umcR
2 Appl}� 25 �vel nz�ls f0 6 mn�) Sonopuaru°' Oflse
L'o,d Using a pny��r n��tched syUeegeB AI �0
ii'/galloo (f 5 i�/L} knme[4atcly �aclvoll !n Icvci
B�wse C��i Aikxa w a�re aJe�aight
3 K�if� 70 v.ei irn15 (0 5 ir�m) Sonor�uattl' Iop
Coat us�n� a notched sc��ee�oe at 80 i9•/yalron
(2 0 m'tl) ImdneciiaEefy baCk�oil lo level7op Coai
V'Jhlle cotiUng Is stul taeF, broac�.asl SE;»a,�uar�i�
Aygreguto ur 16 - iQ ruunde0 si44� santl t� relusal
a�t ��rox�malciy 30 - 501bsl100 fit (1 �- 2 4
kg/m') Allat� fa cinc Ovemfgltit
�� Remove ali loasa aggrec�ale, ui�� apply 20 m�ls
tU 5 nun} 5onaq�r�rn' 7ap Coat using a ilat
syaeegee at a0 fN per gailon (2 0 m'!L) Immedlatety
lmckroll lo Isaci 7op Coat
5 for �iticUdnrial shp res�,starn:e, imme�i�tely
brn�ticast Sonaguartl a oquroalent 1 fi-30 raundecl
s�ica snnd .rt <i �aEe ol 7 1 o ibs/100 sP t 3� a�J
Ic�lm� �nd Gackro0 to enc�suiate
F.}(T1?A HEA�N DUiY SYSt C111
Sa:gum:e��, cxi
iN�t a'sT ^ Saar.�N ¢��eCo.�
` ' C i xw m'sl
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^��':��.[r ��;;fi�4'L � �i�n";.,�5 ^ `
, � � �Y. ,,�, ..
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s�-an��r . f :. � t
�qc�.��„G�R,�,� �:' : �
�naia�ycgxtemrclntad `
, t�N,,
soacga,roflrn
17nqnnJJ
Pr(me �ncreto su�s�raie (f require�Q
2 Appiy 25 wet inds {0 G mrn) Sono�uar�' D�se
Coat using a proper nwclied s�ueegee al GU
h'/pa!!on (15 m'/L) Imrned�atety bar,lcrol! Eo IevFl
Baee Caat Allov� lo cure a��arnlght
3 A�ly 75 vaei mlls (� h mm) Sorioyuaat� Tep
Coat usn;� a proper riatched syuaeflee nt 94
fN/g��flrn� {1.2 in'/L) Immediately baclwutl to le��el lop
Coat While thc c�at�ng is sldl u�et broadc�st
iwnogiaard Aggre�ale o� tG - 30 roun0ed sdica
sand to refus��l nt 50 - 70 ibs/1�0 fP (2 5- 3 a
kq/m'} Allow to cure overnight
A Remave Fill loose �c�regale, then apply 20 w�t
inlls (U 5 i�im) Sonopuard" 7ap Goat ��mg a Oat
squeeqee At 84 R'lgallon {2 0 oi=/L} hnmediately
bacicroli to eveniy levei la{� C,oat
5 For ada�tconai sfip reststanco, imme�Aafefy
broadcast Soncguai0 aggre�aie or equ�valent at a
r�te of 7-10 IbsliOQfP ( 34- 49 kg/m�} and Dackrpll
io errca�uulat�
Exhibit A -
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,�'.cJl' �Gt�"'Iktil
�at�ocuAtw°
Mou�<u�
Frouide mocKUp of st I�st 100 ft' (9 3 nr'} to
u�cl�dr surfar.e profiio sea�ant jofnr cra�k, flasliing,
anrl �unclure details and allrn� tar evaluat�n n� sbp
resistance siul appc�rance ol Sono�u�rtl� Sysle�ns
1{nsEB(I moCiaip �IilUt speCthr�d codbn� i}ryiYS ancE
anlh ulhe� cainponenis notetl
2{ aealw ��lia�e tlirected by arcMtect
3 A4or,hiry� may n:��him as pai i of �ro�k if accepial�e
�o arclntect
for recoat appl�cal�ons see Sono�uaro" Recu��t
Sysicn� prnilu�i dula sh��4
Cur�ng 1 �me
Alfo4r Cwmg Ume of 7? ltours is.nln�e vefticuix� iKe
and 481iours hefos�e pedestrian use Cxir,nd liic
c��rin� fune �n cool �veaiiler conclihons 70 �eduCa IE�o
tmieirame Ui whcGi Sorio�uarciA m�pht be vulner�le
to frn9entent weatf�er or to reduco the time beFween
coats, use SonoqunrcE" Top Coat Accefar�mr
Ma�ntenanca
1 I'urtioas of ll�e n�em0rare ti�at erJilbit ti��eor aie
consideretl a anainlon�nc� item, aad are nct
cons�deretl a t�aicanlabl� rt�n
2 Suifeces may be c(e�nctl tvdh commeraal
dete�y�nts 8onnebom facommends thai a
i�iainiei�anco ayrt�;ntunt he es#�blaheci betw�n ihe
awner end appliculnr
3 Pedodic Inspection and reparr ot damaged
surfa�.es wdl greatEy prolon� Uie (�rioimaitce ��c! lilo
af thQ system
4� I�ei;iovc� aU siiarp d�lxis, suct� as sa���t grave{,
and mPtai on a r��ular hasrs to nvofci ciainage to tfut
C98t111[�
5 When rrmovin� sno�h at�oid Uia use of inelal
bla�les ur budc�ts tl�nt may dam7ge fiie c��tmQ
Claan ilp
('3r,an aU tools and equ�pment v�ith Reduce� 990 or
xytene
�or Bes4 E'e�fia� niancQ
a Conci�eta shoalrJ have a minm�um ct�mpre�nc
st�ngt� oi 3,UUO ps� (20 r t9Pa) and be corect
(or a minimam ui 20 days
� Fa sfah on grade �pp6c.aG+ms ple�se cont�ct
DASF re�esenlaU�e
� de sure tu alfur� for �t�os�ennnt I+� u3e �}eck I�y ihe
piuper dr,sEg�� an0 usc at e��larr�ion and c�iitrol
�t��115
� VJhen npplyi��g seal�nts, use ba�king materi�ts
accurciinp �o �ndustry stanck�rcis
o[lo noi apply �•�hc�i substr�tes ari; uvpr 110 f
{,32° ty nr untlei �lL" F(�!° G'}
� +l�lien usetl mirn�: , pi�+�de dJequaiv �n�ir6iaUon
w�ili a mirnmam of G air changes �x,r haar
� Vdlicit Adec�irate venl�IaUon for ose of Sono�uaru"
cannot be ma(nla6�ed, refer to pr�uCt clat� sheet
for Caiipur 11 Dack Caahn� Systom {I'drm t10
#017917j
� De certaftr qi�t xH aygregate nat �ropedy
encapsulatcd i� inoro�x�hly i mnoveu
� Or� stce(� ramps in aKress of 15°0, ccntact /o�r
local t3ASf m,��rr-SentaUve
� Son��uaiti- .4e�qrr,�ate 1 G/30, roundetl s�le�t
sdrea santl is recommerMed
� 4Yfien Fipplyl��} lu i�iotel pan Qecics or dreics
wntaEning �e�ween-slal� memb��nES, contact
Techmcai Service
� Select ttie pr�per aniou�it of �9gre�ate fo
promote s11p �rsist��rtce
a�resE�ipe to �:el oirt r�essetl scalant ;olr�ES pas
(h39 1" (25 R1i31�J IGY Oi1L'0�81 1CSif18ltC
a�pearancr,
� Avoi� ap�licaiion oi Sana4}iiarr� • �v,�cn mclement
wpalhrr is preseni or unimnent
� Do not appiy Sonnguartl' w darr�3, ���et, a
contamin��Facf surfaces
a Sanoguard^ is not suitahle ior use vnc�ro cha�ned
or meial-slucttled Nres ttidl he;�sed
� Mnke certain tho most current versiaii5 oi
prnducl �#afn slte+;t and MSDS are helrt� used
calk CuSEomer Serv��e (1 800-4S3 9�1%) 40
verity the most currenf versloir�
o Ptuper applfcation is the responsibdibf o! the
tiscr Fie1d vfsds by BkSh personrieE �re for Ilie
purpose of itiaWng Iechnic�l iecoizune�ida;�ons
only �+nU not for su�ivisinc� ot provi�n� t�uahry
conUal on ti� jok�s�te
1eouUfssPtaoY�ng
Frobieni—likely caoses
trreguEar s�ppeai�anc�—si��tr�te too rouqh,
u��e��en coaG�� appl�eaf�on, uneven ac�c�regate
cGstrflatfhnn 5(� UTIUtd Rsrnat�ng mny rm��ro+�e
�p�annce Tne numbcr oi �uichbonal ca.at{s} is
de�nclenl an ilie deqree uf iriec�u€aiiEy A s�un(i!e
recoat should bE ecnc
Prematu�e �+�ear aver iii�h s}iots--fdilurr to gund
dovni a�itGr�nally rougB oUi�cieEe ur Jua�pons ol
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iit�ii ai eas R�ca�i alfiecteJ ar� �c�dh entire
Sonogu:trii` S;�,icin
UnQVOi� aUSregale disiri�uftnn�--casii�x�
agc�tie�atr �nto an useven aoatmc� not casbny
egqrr�alr consisfrntly SOLUiltl3�! Nqqrrgatr Shnuid
Itts eveniy distnbuietl i�efoi�e enc��pn�l�tinn il the
suifaee cures unevenly, a re�,oai may improve
appearan�,e Use a sampte orea to gauge restdts of
recoar
Inade[�uata sbp resistanee---mconsistenE coaling
a�rplicatroa, F��lui e to praperiy embed nggregale,
overfy I�eaN/ hmsh �,oat SULUTIl71J NO 1 When
mstallin� at�r�reqatc+ ta re(uaaE rr,�Utal, incorporate
an aclditlonal 70 Ib/100 tF• {U 5 ku/nt°� agqregate mto
tne fEr�i lod. co�l SOt UTI.NV F1U ? 5fart will� �
san�pla ares LtghUy aix�ade swtace to e<pose
agp��ate Rafei lo Swap�ard" Recuat protlucl daEa
sheet
131�sters—caatEng application too heavy or a ti�et
substralc+ S[II.IJflUM Cut bUsters and s�w( ropair as
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Sl1100th (1103 n16j1EY��+rytU3lf@IQ Qf �ft2��ti, CORC{CiI6
contamu�ated Ly cGr al, ar moisw�, etc SOLIfffON
hix ut�deri�nntl p�o�fem fhen r�app}y Sanoyuar�°
systuir�
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contam�nalect Uy U,it or inolsWre, ropcoat applied
��ast anfical rccoat f�nte SOLUTIpN f'ix uitdcr�
proUiem, itieit r�p�lY Sono�ar0" systenj Cai
t�dddfonaf informAlwn conhact S��nnebum�' lechmcal
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Saggu�g �n vert3cal apnl(catians—SOLUflahi
Apply mu�hplc thhi coals of both h�se oncl top coats
to achicve desued fi!m ihic�mess If puddlrr�9 docs
or�ur, l�a�kr�1 ns sW>> as �usaible
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l�h., celcium ca�l�unale, calclum suifate, sto;tdard
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er�i�s
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uniaUun Notwilial skin aiid/or resplrafory srnstllztr
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repeata�i ot proloi��ed cccupat�anal oveiexPosure to
soluents en#i� �crmanenl br�G� nerva�.�s systein, live�
orxl kictt�Py dam�yc e IPl1EMIONAL l�115USC DY
qELt(iCAATCL'f lNf IAtIA'G TfiE CONTC�i I S ��F�Y fiE
IiAliMl'UL OR hATAL
Precautiqn5
KCCP pE1T OF TI1E RFACH OF CMILOREN t(EEP
A�NkY fROM F1EAT, fU+ME AN� SOUACCS OF
ICNI't10(J Avold cwitac� vnth skm, eyes or clattilog
w.isli �horau�ldy after harulGng �0 NOT tatce
Internafly Uso oniy vaiUi �dequats venUfatlun Use
iriipe�»�ous Obves, eye p�oteciion antl If Ih� 1!V !s
axeeecleci or i�sed cn a goorly venidate�! area, use
PlIOSF!/MSFIA approved res�fratory proteclb�t �n
ar,cordance t;n�t� ,i��4�hcaUle fed�rat, etai�+ ,iutl lucsl
ier�uiatiGns Keep cbE�tainer cfosed A11€abef vlamings
m;�sf ba observed uailil cantainer �s c�mmerciall/
cfeaned o� reconditluecd
Cirst Aici
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for at lcast t � minutes SECK lNiMC�IATt MEDiCAE
A17�NTIOPJ (n case of skin contact, v�ash aiteciccl
arc+ns wdh soap and urater, It imtati�n p�xs�sls, SCEK
(vtED1CALA7TENT(ON Hemove and �vasl�
�o�itam�naled cloll�+n� II mhalaUoE� cattses
tliscam€ort, remove to iresh atr If d�sccxnfod persis�s
or any brealhinc� tliF�iculry ccccus, a it avallowed,
5ff (C iMM1CDW7f Mf01CHL Af IT1�710N
Aefei lo Mater��l ;afety Ontn Shaot (h15D5) tor
(urU�er inta�nairon
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1his proch�ct cnniains matana�s wl�tc.ti are luiw�m ia
th� state oi Ca(forma as knovrn to cautie cancer,
birlh deferis or oiher re�xo�iuctive harm
UOE Canfent
Self-fevclinq grode 1 G9 Ibs/yal a 198 g/L ol VOC
less Nater sn� exempt snivents
RastUslupe grade 1 7 Ibs/gai ar 2IXi 3 g/L af VOC,
less vnter antf exempt solvents
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��ye bnlaqan h�1�y rause dean3ai(t(s and aller��r,
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mlox�caUon will� heaJauus �ahiess ai�c! nausea
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repeateQ or prolorige:� occupaUonal overvxposura io
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aiatl IdOney �la�tiac�e IPlTf�3iI0tJAl A41SU5E DY
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KtEP UUf Of THC RL/1CN Of CHILOREN KEEt'
AWAY FRC�M I ICAi', fLAArtf EUVD ;�OURCfS OC
!6NlTIO�d Kee�} ct�iitainer closed a�h�ri not in uso
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�isctl �n a �,coity v�tid2iC�l area, ese fJlOSFUh9SHA
ap�rnv�ci i�spiratery prc�ter�ion in acrottlance v,�h
ap�ilicable fedeiAl, siate and local rec�tjiatlons EmpEy
contmnar m�m� ccnC�Fn Haplosive vapors a hazorduus
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r.aii�fner All tel��l tvarn�ny,5 it��isl t�e observed untd
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�irst �Icd
h� case of eye con4lct, fl�sh fhorou�hf; vxth tiv�t�r
br at Ic�ast 15 minutes SEFK IAdMf.DiA7F �dt�ICAI.
�1TI ENTlOW In case of skin contaci, �vash affecled
:UP85 �vdla soai� and v�ale� li Uiitation per,lsls, SECK
f�EDICAL /�TTCNTI4N Rcmuve a�xl v�ash
contdirth�ateJ cloUnn�,� EI mhalai�un causes
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or ar� brcatfuny dilticuliy occurs, ar d sr�aUotiFacl
SffK I�Af�il f}!A� A6EUICa1 ATiCpiT1UN
Rcfer to Moiertal S�fcry �fltt� Shcef.(MSQS) iar
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CallforNa as kna m to c���rse cancer, birtlz defecis or
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V4C Content
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Exhib2t B- Title Page EDA A,ward U7-01-06590
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PARK & 4T" STREET P}IAS� TWO
GITY OF I3REMERI'ON G�NERAL REQUIRCMENTS
�DA Award No 07-01-Q659D
Gene,ral Requ�rements
A. Prtce and Payment Procedures:
1 Schedule of Values -�efore 1s� apphcat�on for payment submit Schedule ot
Values for approval. 5chedule of'Value shoulci include all ma�or wark act[vtties
and include labor and materials
2 Progress Papment Procedures - Contractor ta prav�de invozce t� �ir�an Fyall by
end of manth, set up t�me for stte wallc through to confirm b�lling percentage
complete. Gontractor to include lien reieases from prior month �nnth subsequent
appifcations.
3 Cerkified Payrolls are tn be provided at the end af each month
B. l�dminxstxattve Requirements
1 Pro�ect CoordinaC�on- General Contractar is to coordinate scheduling, submrttals,
and worlc Generat Contractor to coox•dinate testang & inspecMon, uqlity
connecnons, Caty tnspechon and final appz•oval
2 Pra�ect Meeting - WeekI� construction rneeting are to be held. Generai
Contractor to take and d�stribute notes. Agenda to include: three w�ek loak
ahead schedule, outstanding R�I's and submittals; status of payments;
3 Construction Progress Schedule - Prov�de criticaE paC�t schedule shotinnng ma�or
activibes and m�lestones Update schedule ifcr�t�eal path worlr is bel��nd my
r�nore than 2 waeks
4 Camtnunications - Ac�dress all RFI's and Subnaittat ta Brian E�`yall. RI'I's to be
numbered consecutive, assume E�va week Curn around Cor all RF1's.
5 Submittal proc�dure - Pro�cnde shop drawings and submit�aIs as required by
Con�ract Documents, prov�de 6 hard capxes ofdrawnngs and 3 hard cop�es of
product information Where submittal is design-buiid pro�cnde eng�neered
stamped dravv�ng by registered engineer in the Skate oFWasl3mgton.
C. Qualtty Requtrem�nts
1 Regulator Requtrements - Contrac[ox to cotnplq will iaws, ard�nances, rules,
regutat�ons as requ�red by Crty of Bremerton and the State of INash�ngton in the
construct�on ofthe noted project
2 Qual�ty Control - Ger�era� Contractor to maintain qual�ty control over suppi�ers,
manufacturers, prodttcts, services, site cand�tions and worlcmanshap to produce
specified quality.
3 Test�ng and inspec�on - Owner wiIt contract for spec�aE mspection set�v�ces for
geotech and construchon testing and inspectFOn. �eneral Gvntraetor is to
coardinate inspection times direct�y with trzspect►on agency.
D. Temparary Facilifiies and Controls
1. Temparary utitides - General ConCractor is responsxbte for al) required
ternporary ualities (electrical, telephone, water, sewer and starm run of�}
�age 1 of 3 Exlu°bit B
PAR� & 4zFi STREET PHASE TWO
CITY 0� B1��MERTON GF,f�ERAI, RFQU��tBMENT'S
EDA Awaxd Mo 07-01-Q659a
2. Field offices - General Contractor shali prov�de temporary field offices and sheds
are required to complete canstt
3. Vehiculai• and pedestrian traffic control - Provtde safe and exped�t�ous
mavement of vehicular and pedestrian traf�ic on ad�acent streets, alley and
sidewaIks. Pay For C�ty uses fees as rec�uired by City.
4. Ta�nporary barrters and enctasures - Furnish, instalt and maintain suitable
secur�ty fencin� and other protective and sheltermg de�nces as required to
comgle�e the work
5. Security - Protsct premsses &om entry by unauthonzed persons. Protect
compieted work, stored product and const�•uct�on equipment from theft and
vandalism
6. Temporary controls - Prov�de and maintain controEs using methods, equipment
and teznporary canstruction to pratect site and related areas from air, water
and so�l poUution; waste generat�on; other irrrCaiang and harmfizl achv�ties Keep
ad�acent sites clean and free af debr�s.
7 Safety - Comply with StaCe of Washmgtozt and CYty of Bremerton safety laws and
requ�rements.
a Noise cantrol - take reasonable measures to suppress noise fram work
operations
E. Pi•oduct �tequ�rements
.l Produce storage & handItng -- Products, tnater�als and equipment incarporated
tnto tiie wark shall be new unless otherwise noted. Provjde for protection af alt
products, m,aterials ar�d equlpment stored on sate or aff site
F. Execut�on and Closeout Reqmrements
1. Field engmeenng -� Pravide �ieid eng�neering survey sersnces to ensure there are
no encroachments on ad�acent properties
2. Protectton ot ad�acent constructzon - pratect all existing properties from work
under th�s contract
3 Cuthng and patching - General Contractar is responsibie for cutt�ng, fitfi�ng and
patchmg as required to complete the wor)c.
4 Construction waste managemenr & disposal - Pro�ect is nofi L�L'D cerhfied,
however fina� waste generat�an performance goals are 95% for salvage / recycie
5 Final cleaning - At cumpiet�on all areas must be cleaned and ready �or occupancy
/ use as �ntended
6 Closeout procedures - General Contractor to notify Owner v�rhen project �s ready
for �nspection and punch Ixst GC to pro�nde to Owner their own pre-punch list
and outstand�ng items {i e. final clean, operation anc! maintenance data,
warranty)
7. Operation and m�►�ntenance data - At campletian of job and prior ta reIease of
retent�on General Contractor to provide operation and rnamtenance manuals for
projec�
8. Warranries - See contract for waxranty Ianguage and dura�ot�.
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C1TX QF BREM��tTON GENERAL �tEQUtREMRNTS
EDA Award No Q7-01-06590
9. Pro�ect Recard Docutnents - Pro�cnde i ecord set of all dcaw�ngs w�th noted
changes Prov�dc final Change �rder and contract modtfications Desagr� bu�ld as-
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EIUA reqairemenfise
o Netice of Requirements far Af�icmahve Action to Ensure Equal Cmployment �
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o �DA �.ubby�n� Restrictions ;
o EDA Cantractmg Prorns�uns #'or Construc�ion Pro�ects j
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Area Covered — ClalIam, Gra�+s Ha�or, Is�and, Jefferson, Kstsap, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, San
Ju�an, Skagrt, '1'hurston and Whatcom Gounties
Go�ls and Timetables
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Tunetable Gaals for minority ('soals #or femate
participation in each txade parEiczpation in
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Any quest�ons tltat bidders may have on complying vv�th these bid conditions shauld he directed I
#o the followu�g ageney: �
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Seattle, Washzcxgton 98I01-3212
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NOTICE OF REQUIltEMENT FaR AF'FIRMATIVE
ACTI�N TO �NSURE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
4PPORTUN�TY (EXECUTIVE URDER 11246)
1. The (?fferor's or Bidder's attenrian is calted to the "Eqaal Oppartuauty Clause" and the
"Standard �ederal Ec�ual Employment Opporh�ttity Cons�ruction Contract Sgec�cations" set
forth herein
2 The goals and ti�metables for mtt�ority and femaIe participataon, expressed in percentage ternns
for the Con#ractor's aggre�ate workforce in each trade on all consiruchon work irt the covered
azea, ar� indicated in Attachment A.
Ttiese goals are applzcable to all Coz�tractoz's const�uction work (vvhether or not it is Federal or
federally assisted} performed iu the co�vered area
The Contractor's eompliance w�th #he Exeeutive Order and the regulatzons in 41 CFR Part 60-4
shall be based on its implementation of the Equal Opportunity Clause, speci�c affirmat�ve ac#�on
obi2gations required by the specificatiozas set forth m 41 CFR 60-4 3(a), and its ef�arts to mee#
the goals esla6lished for the geographical area. where the coniract resulting from this solicitat�on
is to be perform�d. The hours of mirzority and female employment and training must be
snbstantially uniform �ZOUghoat the Iength of the contraet, aud in eaeh trade, and the contraetox
shall make a good fai#h effort to empIoy minorities and women evenly on each of its pro,jects.
The transfer o� mu�ority or female empIoyees or trainees from Contractor to Contractor oz from
projeat to project for the soIe purpose of ineeting the Contractor's goals s.hall be a violataon of the
contract, the Execut�ve Order and the regulations in 41 eFR Part 60-4. Compliance vv�th the
goals wil! be rneasured. against tb.e tatal work hours performed.
3 The Contractor shatl pravide written notification to the D�rector of the Offae of Federal
Coniract Compliance Progratns witivn 10 working days of award of any constnzci�on subcontract
in excess of $ I0,000 at any tier for construction work under the contract resulting from tlus
solicitation. The notification shalt list the narnte, address and telephone nu�mber o£ the subcon-
tractor, employer idennfieation number, est�mated dollar amount of the subcontract, estimated
start�n� and complat�on dates ofthe subcontract; and the geographicat area in which the contract
is to be ger�ozraed
LXHLl3IT C EDA AWARD No. 07-Qi-06590
CER�'IFICA'I'�ON REaARDING LOBDY'!NG
(Tfvs Certifcatwn [s tequizrd pursuant to 31 U 3.C.1352)
Cemfi�auan f4r Cogtracts Gra�uts. I.oans and Coo tiee Ag�
'The undexs�Sned cert�es, to t�e best af lua or her laiowiedge and belief, that•
(1) No F�CaI appropriated funds 6ave besn paid or will be paid, by or on. BehaF£of the unda�s�gned, ta
any person for �nfluenrang or attempting to uufluence aa officer or employee of any agency, a Membex af
Ctingress, au o�cer or employee of Congz�ss, or an emgloyee of a Member of Cflngresa in com�echon
rvsth t�e awarding o£ any �edexal contcaet, tl�e making of any Fedecal grant, tha malang o�aay Federat
loat�, the entenng into of any Coop�ve agceement, aud ttie extensioq continuation remc�vat,
amendment, or mod�fication of any Federat cnnfxaet, gran� loan, ar cooperatrve agreement,
(2) If auy funds ather Wan Federat appropnatcd fisnds have been paid Ar witl be pazd W any person for
uifluenaing or attempinng to In#lueace an oflic�er or a[ppioqee o£any agency� a Memher of Cang�ess, aa
officer or employea o�Congcess, rn an empinyee of a Mem6cr of Coagress m conuechon with this
Federal contraa� grant, loan, or cooperahve a�►nent, the vndersign,ed shall camptete and submit
Standard Y�oim-LLL, "Dysclosure of Lobbymg Activ��es," �n accozdance w��e �ts �strucdons.
(3) The audersigned stuall requue that the language of ibis certtfioation be incittded vi tI►e award
docunaents �or alt subawards at all tiera (includmg subconiractn, subgrants, and conbracts under grants,
foans, and cooperahve agreemenis) and that ali subceragiemts shall cc��tify �utd d�sclose accordingty_
Tlus cerhficatwn �s a material representation of fact upon wEuch r�lisnce was placedwhen tlus transaction
was made or entaed �ako, Submsss�oa of tlus certificatiou �s a prerequisite for making or en�tcru�g into this
transactioa �mgosed by secaon 2352, title 31, U S. Code Aay person who fails to f1e the requirect
certificahon shali be sub3ect to a civil penalty of Qot tess than $10,0�0 and not mo�e lhaa $100,000 for
each such fa�lure.
Stateme�t £or Loan C3uarantees aad Loan insurance
17te uttdersign�ci st�te.v, to the best of l�is or her tmowled�e and 6elie� thaE
If any fun�da have been pa�d ar will be paid to any pecson for influencing or aibemptwg to influeuce an
officer or employee af ax�y agency, a Member of Congress, au officer or employee of Congress, or an
employee of a Member of Congtess �n cpn�ection with t�is commitrne�at pcov�ct�ag for the United. States
to ins►ue or guacanbee a loan, ttte undersiguecl shall eomplete and subnnit 3tAndacd Form-LLL, "lliseiosure
of I.abby�ug Acrivipes," in eccordaace wsth �ts mstzuctians
Submtssion of tlus statement is a prere�wwstt� for matting or entering �nnto tFus �ansact�on uttposed by
section 1352, t�da 31, U.S. Coda. Any person wiw t'ails to fiie tt:e rcquued statemant shaU be subjed to a
civ�! peaalty of not less than $IU,OQO and not m�e #han $1Q4,000 for each such feilure.
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D1SC�.OSlJRE �F LOBBYING ACTiVi71E3 � ��ran�a
�Pleta this form Oo disclose lobbYlnA achvihes pursuerR to 9i U_S C_ 1352
(Sae reverse tor pub�c burden d�cfosure.}
1. 'rypa of Federaf Actiqn; �. Statua ot iederaf Ac�on: 3. Report Type:
� a conlracc;t ❑ a 6(dfolferlapp�icaLon � a InUlal flAng
b• 9 � b. in(tlal sward b materlat change
c vooperafiYe agreemem c. pasi-award Far Materla! Chenge Qnty
d taan
e toartg�t�ara rdes Year quartar
f toen nf suranra dateoYlestreport
4. lQame and AdrL�ess of Report�g EaNty. S iP Repodtng Entity tn No. 4 is Suhavrardee EnOer Name and
Address of Prime;
❑ Adme p Subawardea
Tler �. rflmoum:
Cangrassiaeal Dtsptek �lviom► Cottgresslonal Disdtct, lflmown�
& Federal DePartrne�lAgen�Y. T. fedd'dl Progtam NamefQeseNptton: -_��
CFDA Number, Ifepp!lr.r�We
8. Federal AeUan Nu�nhcr,lfknocm 9 Award Amounf,lf�mown
10. a. tVmme and AdBress of Lobbying EntFly b Indtvlduals PerFomik�g Sarvl�es {!ncluding addresslf
(Iffidlvldua� lesf neme. Rrsf name, Mt) �nt fram lifo. lEJe)
(lastname, firstname, Mq�
(aBneh ConunuaNOn ShootlaJ SFLL4A, d reacae
+� Amount o1' Payment (cfreckatl that ffpF1y) �s. ryrp. ot Paymen� �crreac arr urar aFply}
L7 acWaf ❑ planned ❑ a re6a6ser
92 Form of ❑ b. one-tlma fee
1'ayment (checJc all tl►ataAPlY) ❑ a commfsston
O a. cssh p d condngentfee
❑ b. m-iand, spea[y, nature � e. deter�d
vatue O f other, speci�;
74. Btlef Deseriptlon of Servtees Peil'otmed tm to be perfomned and Dete(s) of ServP�, ttteludh+9 elRcerls). �nploY�I$)�
or Mam6er(s) corttacted, for Paymant tnc�cated In Item !1:
(aaed, corMfnua�on sneet(s ar-tct.q nneeessery�
f5. conttavat{on sneet(sl swu.Era attached: O ves ❑ No
18. mtama�an roquea� Ikrough tias Wm B aWialze0 4r U@a 3f Lt&C. aecUar
13 St 1 HaalodmureofkA6yfigar6�Apesisamekdel�Bp�fonothdupw S�JIWt1l11C:
NMrli mtlenee w8s Dh�oaO 6y aro 11er abovs Wheo tlib Cmmae�l NW htada a
aNCrad Inla Tlda dlaUpeare Is royuGnd pwsuen! ao 81 U 8 C.135�. Tt+b P� ��97
Inlbrnmtlon v� ba mpaiadlo 9ta QnYmss samhnnvavy endro/AI Ge av,a�ado [er TItI6:
pr�b8e InapaatWm ATMr wnon xiw TWsm Re tAe +caufrad �ure ahn9 ia
aibJxl m a caApanely Mrcat teea tlmn Siq000 anE s+ot mae Omn 5700,000 Aor
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INS7RUC71qNS FOR COMPLETION OF SF-LLL. DISCLOSURE LOBBY(N� AGT1VlTIES
This d�u�e !wm shall be Compte6ed by dfe ceperNqg entlty, whe0ter subatvardee orprimaFederalredpienl.atlheir�@a�onarfeoelptoF
a covared FederaS adion, w a materlal change to a prevloas Ait�, pursuant to 4@e 31 U 3 C seotlon 1952 Ths filtnp � a form la reqWred for
eadr payment ar ageement to maKe payment to any tabbyuxj unhty torl�luencing or attempWg to inftueece an afi[cer a empbyee af any
agency, a Member af Cortgress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an empbyee of a Membe� of Cortgress (n cannecUon w�lh a eavered
Federel acHOn ttse the SF-I.CL,A Co[�ttnuatlon Shaat for addNroaat roFOmisBOn N�e space an me form ts l�dequete Comylete afi Itcros
Mret appty for both iha iradai Idaig and materfat clrenge repoit. Retartq lite fmpfemenU� guidarka puWisited by the Offica of M�tent
and Budget tor addtlona! Infomtallon.
1 iden6y the iypo at oovared Fedsrat aolEon tar which �bbyu+g acGviqr Is andlor has been eeaued 6o Influettce the ou�cane af a cnvereq
Fedaral acUon.
2. ldentdy the s�lusW tl►e cove�d Federet actron
s Idenhfy tne appmpiiaoa qassdre�on otth�s repod. IFthte [s a foMoxwp report caused by a materfai ctrenge to the �niomiatton praviottsly
te�mrted, enterlhe yrear and qvarter In whlch Ihe dtange oa�aed. Eatar the dete o! the last previoesty subm�ted re�port by tltts repotting
enU4rl��tis aovered Federa! ectMn.
4 Entertlie i�N name, address. ab', sta2e and zp cade of Ihe repaUng ent(y Indude CongressWnai 01st�d H kwvm Check Ihe appmpi}ate
dass�ficatlan of tice reporting enf�ty tl�et destgnates tt d]s, or expects to be, a g�ime or subawacd rsctpient Identffy the tler af the
subavrardee, e� , Use first a�rawardee of the prlme is the 1st Ser Subawerds lnctude but are no! tim�tad to aubconbacls, subgrattts and
car�ractawa�ds undargrertts
6. If tl�e or8et►iz�an i�6ng ihe ra�rort in dem 4 chedcs "Subawa�dea". Uren eneu Me tull name. eddross� dly, slafe and aip oode of ttre pdme
Feaeral re«pienk �oaude congresslonat arsmc�, �Imown
& Enter Ihe name ot the Federal ageacy maTdn9 !he atvacd orloan ow�u�ibr�enk Indude at teast ona org�katfo�l Esvei belaw agency aame.
ffkrwwn �orexampte.DeParhneMo?7�ar�porEat(on.UnHed5ta6asCoastGUard
7 Fnterl�e Federat progr�ts �rne w desatPtlon for ihe oovered Federaf ac6a� C� 1�, if knu►m� en6er S�e Ti� Catetog of Federal riomes�c
Ass�tanca (CFDA} numDerforg�ants, ooaperehve �ree�r�ente, Ioans, andloan ooanm(Unents
B F.nter Q�e mosl ePP�te Federa! ldentityfqy number availabte iSar Ihe Federal action idenM'ied m[69m 1(e.g.. ReqUest for PtuAoeai (RFP)
number, Q�Nlation far Bld (iFB) nwnber, gr.mt en�rnent number, fha canbact grant, or loen awaM number, the �plkx�lanlproposel
oo�ol num6er ass�ned hy q�a Federal �qency� Indude qefaes, e.g ,'RFP�DE�80-0Ot "
9 Far a wvered Federal adl� whare U�ere has been en award a toan commdrY�Ant by tl�e Federal agency, en6er li�e Fede�aT arnouM of tlte
awardl6Qan cnmmfinent ior tha prime emlly ideolt8ad in dem 4 or5
40 (a) Enler fhe full name, eddress, Gty, state end zip cade of the lobbying enUry engaged by the repofing enMy identlHed N ftem 4 bo
Wtuence ihe ornrewd Fa�terei acUOn
(bl Ent� the futi names of �he mdividuai(aj parfo�m�ng servloes, artd tndude fulE a4dress It dMtc+rent trom 10 (a) Enter last Neme, First
Neme, arni Mxtdis �ni4aF l�0
17 E�tar d�e amflut�l. o! mmpensat�n peid or reasonabb expecled W 6e paid bY ihe repottln9 e�lty (dem 4) to dta loBbY�s e�fity ('i6em 90}
�n�fie,�vhel�x n�e payment r�ss been maae (aauaq � wfl� be maae (plannea). check au eoxes e,at epcy �r mts ta a materlet e�,ange
repor3, enE2►ihe art�3atlue ama�rit t�! payrt�ent r�rada w pta+med to be made.
12 Chadc the ep�te box{es� Ct�tc aN 6maes that appqr It {m�nerrt ts made th�ough en fs�dnd condtbulbn 8�7BCI�11h0 h2bA8 a11d Y8flt9
of tha ut-tdnd pa�ne�s.
13. Check 6se gpproF�ate hox(ex1 Ct�eck all bmaes tfrd epp1Y fidher, spepfy reeua
14. Prwrtde a spedfic and detailed descnptt�n of �e savicss U�at tl►e fobby�at tws perfamied, orv,� ba �pected p� Perfor+ri �d the date(s} of
any servioe9 randered Include ei! preparatqy artd telated acolnYy, npt just tlme spent h aelual cwRed adM F¢dgrgl ofltIXals tdet�r tite
Fedmgl oHldal(s} oremp[oyee(s) contected or @ie nHtoer(s� emPtoyes(s) orMembsr(s) ot Congresa 1halvsvere caa►taderl.
95 ChedcwlwtlierarnotSF�tilACanlmuakanSheef(s)Isat�ched.
18 The certlfyir�q oflicial shall slgn and dala Ehe twm, prtM ht� nartre, Nle, and fatephone awnbet.
Puhtic repo�tng burden for the oolledton of inPormaHon te esUmated to averaga SO mfmites per respanse, indudfng tima lar revtawtng
�t►sttuctlone, aea�hlrtg e�detl�g data soucces, gatharfllg eM mafMalning Rte dsha f►eeded, and oompNUng anQ �vleWin,q ttte ooRecOon of
kdormatlon Send eomments �erding fhe 6urdan estfmata or any oti�er aspect of this co0edton � InfarmetWn, Ittdudittg sltggesdons for
redadng fhia Msden, Eo tl�e OAke oiManagemert m�d Budge; Papenvatc Reductbn Projflct (0308�0046� WashSngta�, D C. ?A5f}3
n+ocfoim vres eleatrauab a�amacabr ene FoaetW Fams. via
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N�W RESTYt�CTIONS QN LUBBYING
This contract, subcontract, or subgra�tt is subject to section 3 i9 of Pu6lic Law I01-12 t, wluch
added section 1352, regarcLng tobhytng restnictions, to chapter 13 of titte 31 c�f the Untted States
Code. The new sect�on is explained in the cammon iule, 1S Ck� Part 28 (55 PR 6736-6748,
2/26/9d). Baeh badderlapp�icantlrecipient of this contract, subcontract, or subgran�t and
submcipients are generally pmlu'bited from using Federal fiuzds for Iobbying the �xecwave or
Legislative Branches of the Fedexa,l Government in cnnnectic�n with this Award
Contiact CEause Threshoid
This Cantxact C[suse regarding lobbying must be incladed w each appiicat�on for a subgrant and
in each bid for a contract or subcon�ract exceed�ag $100,�00 of Federal fwads at any her under
ttae �ederal Awazcf.
Certificahon and Disciqsuro
Eaeh applicantlreeipxent of a subgrant and each bxdderlapplicandreeipient of a eontract or
subcontrxct exceeding $100,OQ0 ofFederal funds at anp tier under the Fetle�cai Award must .�Ie a
"Cert�cation Regarding LoBbying" and, if applicable, Stattdard Farm-Y.,I.L, °Disclosuro of
�.obhysng Activifies," regardmg the use of any nonfederal funds for lobbying. Certif�caaons sl�a]1
be retained by the next bigher tt�r. Ail d�sclosw�e forms, however, shalt be forvvarded fmm t�er to
tier untit received by the Recipient A�ibe Federal Award {gra�t), who sha11 forwazd aJl drsclosure
fotms to Eiie Fed,era( a�ency,
n ' Disclos ui�ment
Each subgrantee, contractor, ar sulscontractor that i.s subject to the Certi�catian and Disclosure
proviisian of tbis Contcact Clause �s xeqtured to fi!e a disclosore form at Ehe end o£each calendar
quarter ia whic� there oawaus an�► cvent that requ�nes discEosure or that materially affects tl�e
aceuracy o�#he informatton eontained in any disctosure form previously fited by suc,�t gerson.
Disclosure fornos shail be forwarded &om he�r to eier unhl received by the Rocipisnt Af tha
Federal Award (grxnt}, wha shall forward all d�s�Iosure �orrn�s to the Federal agency
I_ndian 1`n.'be�. Tribal Or�vzattons or Othox Indian O;g81LtZatioz�s
Indian tribes, tnbal organizations, ox any other Lsdtan organirations, �ueludung Alaslcan Natave
oxgamzations, are excluded fram ti�e above lobbying restxictians and reporting requnrements, but
only witl� respect to expendxtau'es that are by such #r�bss ar arganizations for Iobbying activities
permitted by other Federal law. An Indian trlbe aa� organization tt�at is seektng an exctus�on from
Certification aad Disclosure requireFnents mpst pxovide (preferably ia an attomey's opution}
BDA with Ehe citation o£ the provis�on or promsions of �gd r 21aw upwn yvhich it relies to
conduct labbying acttvities tbat woutd otheruv�se be subject to the prohibrtions in and to the
C$rt�i`ication and Dtsclosure requiremeuts af section 3I9 of Pubtic Law No.101-121 Note, also,
that a non Ind�an snbgrantee, co�tox, or snbcontxactor uncler an award (grant) to an ]ndiau
irihe, for exa�nple, is subj�t to the rest�cttans anc3 �pordng requiremct�ts.
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EDA CONTRACTTNG PROVISiONS
FOR CUNSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Thess EDA Contractuig Prorrisions for Construct�on Projeots (EDA Contracting Provisions) are
intended for use by recipietxts receiving federal assistance frozn the U. S. Depattment of
Commerce - Economic Development Adminisiration (EDA) They contain prov�sions specific ta
El7A and other federal grovisions not normally found 'uz non-federat contract documents. The
requirements contained herein must b� incorporated into ali constra.ction contrac�s and
subcQntracts fundcd wholly or in part with federa.I assistance &orz� EDA.
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DefiniEeons
Applicability
Federally Requ�red Contract Prov�sions
Reqau�ecf Prov�sions Deemed Inserted
InspecUOn by EDA ,Representat�ves
Examinahon and Retention of Contractor's Records
Construc�ttnn Schedule and Penodic Estimates
Coniractor's Trtie to Matenal
Inspection and Testmg of Materials
"OR EQUAL" Clause
Patent Fees and Royalhes
Claims for Extra Costs
Contractor's and Subconira.ctor's Insurance
Contract Secunty Bonds
Labor Standards - Davis-Bacon and Reiated Acts
Lab�r Standards - Contract Work Hours ancf Safety Standards Ac#
Equa1 Employment Opportunity
Contractuig with Small, Nlinority �nd Women's Businesses
Health, Safety and Accident Prevention
Confhct of Interest and Other Prohibited Tnterests
New Restnct�ons on Lobbymg
H�storica! and Archaeologica� Data Presesvation
Clean Air and Water
Use of Lead-Based Paints on Kesidential Structures
Energy �fficiency
Env�rontnental Requirements
Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibilrty and Voluntary Exclusions
EDA P3ro�ect Sagn
Econouuc Development Admmistration
Contracting Prov�sions for Construction P�rolects
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i. DEFINLTIUNS
Rgt�eement — The vvritten �nsmzment t}3at is evidence of the a�,reement between the Owner and
the Cantraciur overseeirzg the Worl�.
Archrtect/Engrneer� - The person or other ernity engaged by the Recipient to pez�£orm
azchitectural, engmeeri.ng, design, and other serviccs related ta the work as �rovided for m the
conirract
Contract — The entire and integrated written agreement between the Owmer and the Coniractor
concerning the Work. The Contract supersedes pnor negotiations, repxesentations, or
agreements, whether written or oral
Contract Documents — Those items so designated in the Agreenaen�. Oniy printed or hard copies
of fihe items listed in thc Agreemcnt are Co�ilract Dacuments
Contractor — The nndi�vidual or entity with whom the Owner has entered into fihe Agreement,
Drawin�s or Plans — That part of the Contract Document,s prepared or approvetl by the
Architect/Engineer that graphicatiy shows the scope, extent, and charaeter o�the Work to be
performed by the Contractor.
EDA - The United Sta#cs of America actu►g through the Econozxuc Development AdmuusEration
ofthe U.S. Deparhnent of Commerce or a�ny other person designated to act on its behalf. EDA
has a�reed to prov�tde financial assistance to the Uwner, which inciudes assistance in financing
the Wortc to be performed under this Contract Noiwithstanding EDA's role, nothin.g m this
Contract shall be construed to create any contractual relationship between #he Contractar and
EDA.
Owner — The indavidual or entity with whom the Cantractor has ente�ed into the Agreement and
for whom the Work is to be performed.
Pro�ect — The total construction of which the Wock to be performed tuider the Contract
Documents may be the whole, ox a part.
Reciptent - A�n entity receiving Federal fcnancial ass�stance from EDA, mcludizig any EDA-
approved successor to the entity.
Specifrcatrons — That part of the Contracfi Docw�rxents consistYn� of written requiremenfs for
materials, equipment, systems, standards, and workmanship as appl�ed to the Work, and certain
adm�nistrative requiurements and procedurai matters applicable thereto.
Subcontractor — An individual or entity having direct contract with the Contrac#or or with any
other Subcontractor for the �e�ormance of a part of the Work at the Site.
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Work— The enrire canstxuction or the varioas separateIy identifiable parts thereof requ�red to be
provided under ttae Contract Documents. 'UVork ancludes and is the result of perform�ng or
providin�; all labor, services, and documentation necessary to produce sucta construction arxd
fiunishin�, instaIluig, and incorporatir►g a.iI znatenals and equipment �i.cxto such construction, all as
required by the Contract Documen�.s.
2. APPLICABXLXTY
The Pro� ec# to whic� the construction �uvork covered by this Contract pertains is being assisted by
the United StaYes of Amenca. th�rough federal assistance provided by the U.S. Deparnnent of
Cornmerce -�;conomic Development Adnunistra.#ion (EDA). Neither EUA, nar any of its
departmen#s, entities, or employees is a party to this Contract The following EDA Cont�ractiug
Provxsior�s are �nclud.ed in this Contract and all subcontracts ar related inslxuments pursuant to
the provisions applicable to such federal assistance from EDA.
3. FEDERALLY REOI.TIRFA CONTRACT PROVISIUNS
(a) AdmiYUStra#ive, contracttaal, or legal remedies in uistances where contractars violate or
breach contract terms, aud prov�de for such sanctions and penalt�es as map be appropriate
(Cont�acis z�nore than tb.e simplified acquisition threshold - currenfily fixed ai $100,000. See 41
U S C 403(11)).
(b} Term.ination for cause and for convenience by the Recipient inclut�ing the manner by which
it will be effected and the basis for settlement (all cor�ttacts �n excess of $10,fl00)
(c} Complianee with Executive Urder 11246 af Septetnber 24, 1965, Equal Lmployment
�pportunity, as amended by Executive 4rder 11375 of Octaber 13,1967 and as supplemented
by Department of l'�abor re�;ulations at 41 C.F.R chapter 60 (apphcable ta all constr�ction
coutracts awazded in excess of $I O,OQO by recipients af federal assistance and their contract4rs
or subreoipients)
(d} Compliance weth, the Copeland "Ab.�a-Kickback" Act (18 U.S.C. § 874) as supplemezz#ed by
Dspartment of Labor regu�ations at 29 C.F.R. part 3(all contracts and subgran#s for consiruction
or repair).
(e) Compl�ance with the Davis-Bacon Ac# (40 U S C§ 3145) as supplemented by Deparbment
of Labor regulations at 29 C F.R part 5(construction contrac#s m excess of $2,000 awardecl by
Recipients and subrecipienfs},
(t� CompIiance with sections iO3 and 107 of the Contract Work I-�ours and Safety Standards Act
(40 U.S.C. §§ 327-330) as supplemented by Department of Labor regulations at 29 C.�.R, part 5
(constracNon contracts awarded by Recip�en�s and subrecipients un excess of $2,000, and in
excess of $2,500 for other cantracts which involve the employment of inechanics or lalzorers)
(g) EDA reqttirements and regulations pertaining to reporting.
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(h) EDA requirernents and xegulahons pertaini�ag to patent rights with respect to any discovery
or invention which anses or is developed in the course of oz under sach contrac�.
(x) EDA reqt�irernenfs and regulat�ons pertaining to copyr�ghts and rights in data.
(j) Compliance with ali applicab�e standards, orders, or requirements issued uncter sect�on 30b of
the Ckear Air Act (42 U.S.0 § 760b), sectian 508 of the Clean Water Act {33 U,S.0 § 1368),
Executave �rder 1173 8, Prov:ding for AdminTSt�atron of the Clean A:r Act and the Tederal
Water Pollution Contral Act Wifh Respect to Federal Cv�ttracts, Grants, or Loans, and
Environmental Frotection Agency regulations at 48 C F.R part I S(applicable to contracts,
subconlracts, and subgrants of amounts in excess of $100,000).
4. REUUIRED PRO�S�ONS DEEMED INSERTED
Each and every pzovision of law and clause required by law t� be inserted in this contract shall
be deemed to be inserted herein and the contract shail be read and enforced as thaugh it wcre
iu�.cluded herein, and if throu�h mistakc or otherwlse any such provisian is not inserted, or is not
cnrrectiy iunserted, then upon the appl�cation of eifiher pariy the coniract shal,l foz thwith be
physically am.ended to make such insextion of correchon.
5 iNSPECTION BY EDA REPRESENTATiVES
The authorized representatives and agents of EDA shalt be permitted to inspect all work,
materials, payrolls, persozuiel records, mvaices of materials, and other relevant data and records
6. �XAtVII1�TAT�4N AND R�TENTION OF CONTRACTOR'S RECORDS
(a} The Owner, EDA, or the Comptroller General of the United States, or any af their duly
authanzed representatives shall, generaEly eantil three years after final payment under this
cantract, k�ave access to and the right to examine any of the Contra.ctor's dizectly pertinent books,
documents, papers, or ather records involving hansactions related to this contract for thc purpose
of making audi�, examtna�on, excerpts, and transcriptions.
{b} The Contractor agrees to include in first-tier subcontracts under tlus cantract a clause
substantially the satne as paragraph (a) above. "Subcontract," as used in this clause, excludes
purchase orders that do nat exceed $10,000
(c) The periods of access and examination in paragraphs (a) and (b} above fox records relating to
(1) appeals under the disputes clause o£this contract, (2} litigation or settlement of claims ansing
from the performance of this contract, or (3} costs and expenses af this contract to wiuch #he
Owner, EDA, oz Comptroller General or any of theu duly authonzed representatives has Ealcen
exception shall continue un�il dzsposition of such appeals, litigation, claims, or excepdons.
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7. CONSTRUCTioN SCHEDULE AND PEItYODIC ESTIMATES
Immediately after e�ecution arid delivery of the conlract, and before the first partial payrnent is
made, the Contractor shall deliver to the Ow�aer an estimated c�nshuction progress schedule in a
farni satisfactory to the Owner, showuig the proposed dates of commencemen# and comptetion
of each aF the va�rious subdivisions of work required under the Contract Documents and the
anticipated amount of each monthly paymenfi that v�nll become due to ths Contractor in
accordance with t�e progress schedule T�e Contracior also shall funnish the Owner (a) a
detailed estimate giving a co�p�ete breakdown of the caniract price and (b} periodic itemized
esi�mates of work done for the purpose of maldng partial payments thereon. The costs employed
ui making up any of fihese schedules will bc vsed only ta determine fihe basis of partial payments
and wilt not t>e co�nsidezui as fixing a basis for addinons to or deductions fram the contract price.
8. C4NTRACTOR'S TITLE TU N�ATERTAL
No materia3s, supplies, or equipment for the virork shaII be purchased by the Contractor or by any
subaontractar that �s sub,�ect to any chattel xnortgage or under a condxtional sale contract ox other
agreement 6� which an interest is retaaned by #he seller. Tl�e Contractor warrants and guarant,�es
that he/she has good tiYle to all work, naaterials, and equipment used by him/her in khe Work, free
anc� cleaz of all liens, claims, ar encumbrances.
9. INSPECTION .AND TESTING OF MATERIALS
AlI materials and equiprraent used in the coaapletion of the Work shall be subject to adequate
inspec#ion and tes�ing in accordance wxth accepted standards The lalioratory or inspection
agency shal� be selected by the Owner. Materials of construction, particulaz�ly thase upon which
the slrength ar�d durability of any sixucture rnay d�pend, sha11 be subject to inspection an�d testing
to establish conformance with specificaiions and suitabilifiy for intended uses.
10 ��OR EOUAL" CLAUSE
Whenever a materiat, axticie, or piece o�equipment is identified in the Comract Documents by
reference to manufacturers' or vendors' names, trade uames, catal�gue numbers, etc., it is
intended merely to establish a standard Any malenal, article, or equiprnent of other
manufaeturers and vendors that will perForm adequately the duties imposed by the general design
will be considered equally acceptabte provided the material, art�cle, or equipment so proposed is,
in the opinion of the A.rclutect/Engineer, af equal substanc� aad funetion However, such
substitution material, article, c�r equipmsnt shall not be purchased or i.nstalled by the Coniractor
without the Architect/Engmee�'s written approval
11. PATEPTT FEES A1V1) ROYALTIES
{a) Confiractor shall pay a1i license fees and royalties and assume all costs incident to the use in
the perfoz•mance of the Worl� or the incorporation in the Work of ar�y i�zvention, desrgn, process,
pmduct, or device that is the subject of patent rights or copyrights held by others If a partieular
invention, design, process, produet, or device �s specified �n thc Contract Documents for use in
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the performance at'ihe Work and �f, to the actual kr�owl�dge of Qwner ox Engmeer, its use is
subject to pa#ent righ#s or copyreghis ca]lmg for the payment of any license fee or zoyalty to
others, thc existence of such riglxts shail be dzsclosed by the Owner in the Contract Documents
(6) To the fullest extent permFtted by Laws and Regulatians, the Coniractor shall indemn�fy and
hold harmless the �wner and the Elrchitect/Engineer, and the officers, d'uectors, pariners,
emplo�rees, agents, consultants, and subcox�tractors of each and any �f them from and agairfst all
claims, costs, losses, and dama�es (xncluding but not lirnited to atl fees artd charges of engineers,
architects, attorneys, and other professionals and all court or arbitration or other dispute
resolution costs) arisiu�g out of or relating to any uifrmgement ofpatent ri�ts or copyrigh�s
mcident to the use in the performance of the Work or result�ng from the incorporafion in the
Work of any invention, design, process, product, ar device not specified in the Contract
Docunnents.
12. CLAIMS FOR EXTRA COSTS
No c�aims �ox extra work or cost shail be aLlowed unless the sarne was done in pursuance of a
written arder from the Architect/Engmeer approved by tY�e Owner
I3. CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS INSURANCE
(a} The Contractor shati not commence work under thzs Contraat until the Contractoz I�as
vbtained all insurance reasonably requued by the Owner, nor shall the Conlractor allow any
subcontractor to cammence work on his/b,er subcflntract until the insurance required of the
subcontractor has been so abtained and appzoved.
(b} Types of insurance nornially zequized are.
(1) SNorkmen's Compensation
{2) Contractor's Puhlic Liab�Iity and Property Damage
(3) Contractor's Vehicle Ltability
(4} Subcontra�ctors Pubhc Liability, Property Damage and Vehic�e Liabilzty
(5) Buiider's Risk (F�re and Extended Coverage)
(c) Scape of Insurajace and Special Hazards: The insurance obtazned, wluch is desanbed
above, shall provide adequate protection for the Contractor and his/her subcontractors,
respectively, against damage claims that ma� ar�se from operations under �hi�s contract, whether
such operations be by the insured or by anyone duectly ar indirect�y emplayed by lai�m/her and
also aga�zist any of the speciat hazards that may be encountered in the perform�ance of this
Contract
{d) Proof of Carriage of Insurance: The Contractor sha11 fuxnnsh the Owner �nth certificates
showiuzg the type, amount, class of aperations covered, effec#�ve dates, and dates of expira.tion of
applicable fnsurance poticies.
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I4. CONTRACT SECURIT'Y BONDS
(a) If the amount of this Contract exceeds $100,000, the Contractor shall fu,rnish � performance
bond in an amaunt at Ieast equal to one hundred percent (100%} of the Contract price as security
for the faithful performance of th�.s Contract and also a payment bond in an am�ount equ11 to ane
hundred percent (1 UO%} of the Contract price or in a penal sum not less tlzan that prescnbed by
State, Terntonal, or Iocat law, as security for the payment of a11 persons gerforming labor on the
Work under t�is Contract and furnishin� matenals in conneciian with this ConEracL. The
pe��armance band and the payment bond may be in one or in separa#e uish�unents m accordance
with local law Before finai acce�tance, eaeh bond must be approved by EDA If the amount of
this Contract does not exceed $100,0(30, the bwncr shall specify the amaunt of the payme�nt aud
parformance bonds.
(b) All bonds shall be in the form prescribed by the Coniract Documents except as otherwise
pro�vided in applicable laws or re�ations, and shall be executed by such sureties as are named
in the cu�xe�at Ixst of Cotnnpanies Holdmg Certifrcates ofAuthority as Acceptable Sureties on
Federal l3onds and as Acceptable Reinsuring Corrtpanies as published in Treasuty Circular S70
(amended} by the Fmancit�l Management Service, Surety Bond Branch, U.S. Departn�ent of the
Treasuiy. All bonds signed by an a�ent must be accompanied by a certified copy of the agcnt's
authority to act. Surety compaaies executing the bonds must also be authorized to iransact
b�,siness in the state where the Work is located.
15. LABOR STANDARDS � DAVIS-�3ACON' Al�ll RELATED ACTS
(a�s required by sectian 601 of PWEDA)
(a) Miaimum Wages
(1) A.11 laborers and mechanics employed or working upon ttze site of the Work in the
construction or development of #he Pro,}ect v�nll be pa�d unconditioually and not less often
than once a week, and without subsequent deduction or rebate on any accouint (except
such payroll deductions as are perz�ai.tted by regula�ions issued by the Secretaty of Labor
under the Copeland Act at 29 C.F R part 3, the full amount af wages and bona fide fringe
benefits {or cash equivaients thereo�} due at the tune of payment computed at rates not
Iess than those contained �n the wage determination of the Secretary of Labor, wluch is
attached hereto and made a part hereof, regardless of any contracrual relationship that
may be alleged to exist between the Contractor and such laborers aud �nechanics.
Contr�butions made or costs reasonab2y anticipated �or bona fide fringe benefits under
Section 1(b)(2) of the Davis-Bacon Act on behalf of Iaborers or mechanics aze considered
wages paid to such iaborers or mechaaucs, subject to the provisions of 29 C.F.R.
§ S.5(a)(1)(iv); atso, regular contribut�ons made or costs incuned for xnore than a weekly
penod (but nat less often than c�uarterly) under plans, funds, or programs, which caver
the par�icular weekiy penod, are dcemed to be cousmictively made or incunred. during
such weekly period Such laborers and mechanics shail be paid the appropriate wage rate
and fringe b�nefits ou the wage determination for the classification of work actually
per.formed, without regard ta skilt, except as �rovided in 29 C.F.R. § 5.5(a)(4). La.borers
or mechanics pex£oxming work in mare than one olassi�cation may be compensated at tY�te
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rate specified for each classifieation for the time actuaIly workecl therein, provided that
the employer's payroll records accurately set foztla the time spent in each classification in
which work is performed. The wage determination (mcluding any additionai
classi�ication and vvage rates deteimined under 29 C.F R§ S 5(a)(1)(ii) and the Dav�s-
Bacon poster (WH-1321) shall be posted at ali times by the contractor aad its
subconiractors at the site of the work in a prominent axid accessible place where xt can be
easily seen by ihe workers
(2) (i) Any class of la�borers or rnechanics to be ernployed wnder the Contra.ct, but not
listed un the wage determination, slaall be classif'sed in confarmance with the wage
determiria�ion. EDA shall approve art add'zt�ona.l classification and wage zate and fi�rtge
benefits therefore only when the following cntena have been met•
{A} The work to be perfarmed by the classifica#ion requested is not performed by
a classification in the wage determinat�on;
(13) "t'he classification is ut�lized in the area by the construction industry; and
(C} The proposed wags rate, including any bona fide fringe benefits, bears a
reasonable relationship to the wage rates contained in the wage determination
(ii) If the Contractor and the labnzers and mechanics to be empioyed in the classificatian
(if known), oz the�r representatives, axad EDA or �ts designee agree on the classzfication
and wage ra#e (i�acluding the amount designated for fiinge benefits where appropriate), a
report of the ac�ion taken shall he sent by EDA or its designee ta the Administrator of the
Wage and Fiour Division, Employment Standards Adrninistrat�on, U.S. Depa.rtment of
Labor, Wasfungtun, D.0 2Q210
(iii) In the event the Contractax, the laborers ox meclaanics to be employed m the
class�fication or their representatives, and EDA or its designee do not agrce on th�
prvposed classification and wage rafe (including the �ount desig�riated for fringe
benefits, where appzopriate), �DA or its designee shall refer the questions, including the
views of all interestcd parties and the recoromendation of EDA or its designee, to the
Admin�sirator for determixnation
(�v) The wage rate (inciuding fringe benefits wheze appropciate) determined pursuant to
paragraphs (a){2)(ii) or (iii) of tUis sect�on, shaiI be paid to all workers performing work
in the cIassificatian under this contract from the first day on which work is performeci in
the classificahon
(3) Whenever the minimum wage rate prescribed in the contract for a class of laborers or
mechanics includes a fiinge benefit which is not expressed as an hourly rate, the
Contractor shall either pay the benefit as st�ted in the wage detern�unation or shalJ. pay
another bona fide fringe benefit o� a�n houriy cash equivalent thereof.
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(4) If the Confiractor does not make payments to a tnzstee nr othcr third person, the
Conbractor may cons�der as part of the wages of any laborer or rnechanic tk�e amount of
any costs reasonably anticipated m providing bona fide fringe benefits u.nder a pian or
program, provided, tha.t the Secretary of Labor has fouttd, t�pon the written request of the
Contract4r, lhat tbe applicable standards of the Davis-Bacon Act have been met. The
Secretary of Labar �nay requixe the Contraetor to set aside in a separate account assets for
the meeting of oblega#ions under t�e pIan or pragram
(b} Withholding
EllA or its designee shalt upott its own action ar upon written request of an aut6�arized
representative of fhe Department of Labor withhold or cause to be withheId from the Contrac.�tor
undsr this Contract or any other federai contract with the same pr�m.e Contractor, or any other
federal�y-ass�sted con�ract subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, which is l�eld
by the same prime contxactar so znuch of the accnzed payments or advances as may be
considered necessary to pay laborers and mechanics, including apprentices, trainees a�d helpexs,
employed by the Contractor or any subcontractor the full amount of wages required by fihe
Co�hact In the event of fai�uxe to gay any laborer or mechanic, including any apprenhce, txainee
or helper employed or working on the site of t�e Work in the cozastructaon ox development of the
Project, all or part of the wages requixed �y the Contract, EDA� oz its designee may, after written
no�ice to the Contractor, sponsor, applicant, ox owner, take s�uch acfion as may be necessary to
cause tl�e suspension of any �urtb.er payment, advance, or guarantee of funds untit su.ch violations
ha�ve eeased. EDA or its designee may, after written notice to #he Contractor, disburse such
amounts withheld far and on account of the Corrtractor or subeontractor to the resgective
empIoyees to whom they are due The Comptroller Generat s�►a11 rnake such disbursements in the
case of direct Davis-Bacon Act contracts.
(c) Payrolis and basic records
(1) Payrolls anc� basic records relating thereto shall be maintained by the Contractor
during the course o� the Work and preserved for a period of three ycars thereafter for alI
laborers and mechatucs work't.ng at the site of the Work in the construction or
development of the Pro�ect. Such records shall contain the name, address, and social
secunty number of each such worker, his or her correct classi�icat�on, hourly rates of
wages gaid {including rates of contribulions or casts an.ticipated for bona fide fringe
benefits or cash equivaients #hereof of the types described in section 1(b) {2) (B) of the
Davis-Bacan Act), daily and weekly number of hours woxked, deductions made and
actual wages paid Whenever the Secre#ary of Labor has 1'ound under 29 C.F R. §
5.5(a)(1)(iv) that the wages of any laborer or mechanic include the amount of any costs
reasonably anhcipated in providing benefits under a plan or progra�n described in sectxon
1(b)(2)(B) af the Davis-Bacon Act, the Contractor shall mauiYain reeords whxch show
that the commitment to provide such benefits is enforceable, the plan ar pm�ram ys
financially responsible, and the plan or program has been communicated in writing to the
laborers or mechanics affected, and provide records that show the costs an�icipated or the
actuai cost incurred in providing sueh benefits. Contractors em�layuxg apprentices or
trainees under approrrect pzograms shall �nain#ain written evidence of the regisira.t�on of
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apprent�ceship pzogra�ms and certificaxion of trainee prograrns, the registration of the
apprent�ces and trainees, and the xatxos and wage rates prescribed in the applicable
progcams.
(2) (i) For each week in whieh Contract wark is performed, the Contractor shall submit a
copy of a11 payrolls to the Owner for transmission to EDA or i#s desi�nee. The payrolls
submitted shall set out accurately and completely a[1 of the tnformation required ta be
rnaintained under 29 C.F.IL pa.rt 5.5(a)(3)(i}. This infomtation may be submxtted in any
form desired. Ophonal Form WH-347 is available for this purpose. rt may be purchascd
from the Supen.ntez�dent of Documents (Federal Stoc�C Number 029-005-00014I), I7 S.
Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 2Q402, or downloaded fra�n the U S.
Department of Labor's website at www dof.�ov/esa/forms/whd/u�dex.htm. The prime
Conhactor is responsible for the subirussion of copies of payroils hy all subcontractars
(ii) Eaeh payroll submitted shail be accompanied by a"Statement of ComplZance,"
s�gned by the Contractor or subcontractor or his or her agent who pays or supervises the
pa�+ment of the persons employed under the Contract and sk�a,ll certafy the foIlowing:
(A) That the pa.yroll for the payroll penod contains the infarmat�on requ�.red to be
ma�ntaa�ned under 29 C.F.R. § 5 S(a}(3}(i} and #hat such mf'ormation is correct and
complete;
(B) That eac� laborer or mechan.ic (includuig each hefper, apprentice, and
trainee) empioyed on tt�e Contract during the paproIl period has been paad the full
weskly wa�;es earned, without xebate, either duectty or indirectIy, and that no
ded.uctions have been made e�ther directty or uld�rec#ly from the fuIl wages
earned, other ti�an permissible deductions as set farth m 29 C F.R. part 3,
(C) Tlzat each laborer or mechanic has been paid not less than the applicable
wag;e rates and fringe benefits or cash eqtuvalent,s for the classification of wnrk
performed, as spec�fied in the applicable vvage determination incorporated into the
Contract
(iii) The weekly subm�ission of a properly executed certification set forth on the reverse
side nf Optiomal Farm VVH-347 shalI satisfy the requirement for submission of the
"Statement of Compliance" reqaired by paragraph 14(c)(ii} of this seetion
(iv) The faIsification of any of the above certifications may subject the Contractor or
subcantractor to civil or crir►unat prosecution under sect�on 1 UO i of Tit1e 1 S and section
231 of Title 31 af the U S Code.
(3) Tike Contractor or subcontra.ctor sb�a.11 make the records required under paragrapt�
14(c)(1) of this section avaalabie for inspection, c;opying, or txanscnption by authorized
representatives o�EDA or its designee �r the D�partrnent of Labor, and shall permit such
regresentatives to ua.terview employees dtaring working hours on the job If the
Contractor or subcontractor fails to submit the req�aired records or to make them
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available, EDA or its designee may, after written notiee to the Contractor or Owner, tatce
such acEion as may be necessary to cause the suspension of any further payment, advance,
or guazantee of funds. Furthermore, failure to submit the required records upon request
or to znake such records available may be graunds for debarment action pursuamt to 29
C F.R. part 5.12.
(d) Appr�ntices and Trainees.
{I ) Apprentices. Apprentices witl be permitted to work at less than tlie predetermincd
rate for the wark they performed when they t�re empioyed pursuant to and individuaily
registered in a 6ona fide apprenticeship program registered wxth the U.S Department of
Labor, Employment and Train'vng Adaunistration, Bureau of Apprenticeship an.d
Tranung, vr vv�th a Sfate A�prent�ces�up Agency recognized by the Bureau, or xf a person
is employed in lus or her first 90 days of probationary empioyment as an apprentice in
such an apprenticeship pro�ram, who is not individually registered irt the prograrn, but
who has been certifed by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training or a State
Apprenticeship Agency (where apprapriate) to be eligible for probationary employment
as an apprentice The allavvable rario of apprendces to�ovrneymen on the job site in any
craft classi�cahon shall not be greater than the rat�o permitted to �Iae Contractor As t4 the
ent�re work force under the registered prograrn, Any worker listed on a payroll at an
apprentice wage rate who is not registered or ofiherwise employed as sta.led above, shatl
be �aid not less than the applicable wage zatc� on the wa�e deterrriination for the
classificafion of work actually per#'ormed. In acldi#ion, any apprentice performing work
on the �ob site En excess of the ratio permitted under the registered program shall be paid
not Iess than the applicable wage rate on the wage determination for thc work actua.11y
performed. Where a Conlractor ys performistg constructian on a Projeot m a locality other
tban that u�. wluch its pragram is registered, the rat�os and wage rates (expressed in
percentages of #he jourueyman's hourly rate) specified in the Contractor's or
subcontractor's registered program shall be observed. Every appren�ice must be paid at
not less than the rate specified in the registered program for the apprenrice`s lerrel of
progress, expressed as a percentage of ttte journeymen hourly rate specified ixx the
applicable wage determi�aation. Apprentices sball be paid fringe benefits in accordance
with the provisions of the apprent�.ceship program If the appre�ticeship program does
not specify fr�nge benefits, apprentaces must be paid the full amount of fringe bene�ts
listed on the wage determination for the applicable classificahon. If the Admimstrator
deterniines that a different practice prevails for the applicable apprentice classification,
fringes shall be paid in accordance with that determination. In the event the Bureau of
Apprenticeship and Tra.ining, or a State Apprenticeship Agency recognized by the
Bureau, witixdraws approval of an apprenriceship program, the Contzactor will no longer
be pernutted to utilize apprentices at less than the applicable predetez�mined rate for the
work perfarmed until an aoceptable program is approved.
(2} Trainees Except as provided m 29 C.F.XZ. § 5.16, trainees w�ll not be permiited to
work at �ess #han the predetermi.ued rate for the work performed uniess they aze employed
pursua�nt to and u►dividually registered in a progcam that has received prior approval,
evidenced by formal certification by the U.S. Department of Labor, Em�Ioyment and
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Training Administration. The ratio of trainees to journeymen on the,�ob site shall nvt be
gzeatex than permitted under the plan appzoved by the Employment and Training
Administration. Every irainee must be paid at not less than the rate specified in the
approved program for the trainee's level of progress, expressed as a perceutage of the
journeyman's hourly rate specified in the applicable wage determiaation. Trainees shalI
be paid frin�e beaefits in accordance with the provisions of the trauiee progran�. If fihe
trainee program daes not ment�on fringe benefits, trainees shall be pa.id the fali amount of
£nnge be�efits I�sted on the wage determina#ion unless the Admi�ustrator of the Wage
and Hour Division deterrnines that there is an apprent�ceship program associated with the
carresponding journeyman wage rate on the wage detezmivafiioa which provides far less
than fuil fringe benefits far appxentices. Any employee listed on the payroll at a trainee
rate who is not registered and participating in a training plan approved by the
Emplayment and Training Administration shall be paid not less thara ti�e applicable wage
ra.te on the wage dctcrmina�ti,on for the classificahan of work acttera�ly perfazmed In
addition, any trainee perfornung work on the job site in excess of the ratio pernutted
undsr the registered program shall be paad not less than the applicabie wage rate on the
wage determination for the work ac#ually performed. Iz� ihe e�vent the Employment and
Training Administration withdraws approval of a�raining prograzn, the Contractor will no
longer be permitted to utilize trainees at less than the appticable predetermined zate far
the work performed until an acceptable pragam is approved
(3) Equat employment opportunyty The u�il�zation of appxent�ces, trainees and
journe�rmen under th�s part skail be izk con£or.aaity with the equal employment appo.rtuntty
requirem�ents of Executive Ordez� 11246, Egual Employrreent Opportunrty, as amended,
and 29 C.F.R. part 30
(e) Compliance with Copeland Aati-Kickback Act Reqaireunents. TY�e Contractor shall
compiy wi#h the Copeland Anti-Kickback Act (18 U.S.C. § 874 and 40 U.S.C. § 276(c)) as
supplemented by Depazhnent of Labor regulations (29 C.�'.R part 3, "Contractars and
Subcontractors on Publie Buildings or 1'ublic Wosks Financed ui Whole or in Part by �,oa�s or
Grants of the United States'�. The Act provides that the Contractor and an� subcontractors shall
be prohibited from induc2ng, by any means, any person employed in the eonstructioz3,
comptetion, or repair of pu�lic facilities, to give up any �art af the compensation #o which they
are otherwise entitled. Tk►e Qumer shaU xeport a11 suspecied or reported violations to EDA.
( fl Subcontraets The Caniractor and any subcontractors w�l insert �n aziy subcontracts the
clauses contained in 29 C.F.R. §§ S.S(a)(1) through (iQ) and such other clauses as EDA or its
designee may zequire, and also a cla�se requiritig the subeontzactors to mclude these cla�ses m
any tower tier subcon�acts. The prime Conlxactor shall be res�o�zsible fox the compliance by
any subcontractor or lower tier subcontractor with all the coz�tract clauses in 29 C.F.R part S.S.
(g) Co�ntract termination; debarm�ent. The breach of the contract clauses in 29 C.F.R. part 5 S
ma.y be grounds for terminataan of the contract, and for debaxment as a Contractor and a
subcontractor as provided in 29 C.F.R. § 5.12.
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(h} Compliance r�vith Davis-Bacon and Rclated Act Requirements All rulings and
interpzetatians of the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts contained in 29 C.F.R parts �, 3, and 5 are
hereut mcorporated by � in tius contract.
(�) lDfsputes concernivag Iabar standards. Disputes arrsing out of the labor standards
provisions of this Con#ract shall not be subject to the general disputes clause of this Contract
Such disputes sha1l be resolved in accardance with the proce.�ures of the Department of Laboi
set forth in 29 C F.R. parts 5, 6, and 7. Disputes wit�iin the meariizig of tkus clause include
disputes between the contractor (or any of its sttbeont�actors) and EDA or its designee, the U S
DepazErnent of Labor, or the emplayees or the�r representatives.
(j) Certification af EligibiUiy.
(1)By entering into this Contrac�, tke Contractor certifies that neither it nor any person or
firm that has an interest u� the Contractoc's fum as a person or £'um ineligible to be
awarded Government conbraats by vxrtue of section 3(a) of #he Davis-Bacon Act or 29
C.F.R § S.12{a)(1)
(2) No gart of tlus ConEzact shall be subconiracted to any person or finn ineligible for
award of a Governmsnt contract by virtue of section 3(a) of fihe Davis-Bacon Aci ar 29
C.F.R § 5.12(a)(l).
(3) The penalty for making false statements is prescribed in the U.S. Crirninal Code, l$
U S.C. � 1001.
16. LABOR STAND.A►�tllS - CONTI�ACT WORK HOURS AND SAFETY
STANDARDS ACT
As used 3n this paragraph, the terms "laborecs" and "mechanics" include watchmen and guards
(a) 4vertime requiretnents No Cnntractor or subcontractor contract�ng far any part of the
Confiract work, which may requure or involve the employment of Iaborers or mecl�anics, shall
requue or permit any such Iaborez or mechanic in any workweek in which tY�at person is
employed on such work to work ui excess of forty hours in sttch workweek untess such laborer
or mechanic rece�ves compensation at a rate not less than one and one-half limes the basic rate of
pay far all houxs worked in excess of forty hours in such workweek.
(b) Violation; liabiLtty €or unpAid wages, liquidated damages. In the event of any violation of
the clause set forth in paragra.ph (a) of this section, the Cantractor and any subcontractor
respans�ble therefore shaTl be liab�e for the unpaid wages. Xn add�txon, such Contractor and
subcontractor shall be liable tv fihe United States (in the case of work done under contra.ct fox the
District of Columbia or a territory, to such District or to such territory), for liquida�ed damages.
Such liquidated damages shall be computed with respect to each individuai laborer nr mechar�ic,
including watch�.en and guards, employed in violation of the clause set forth in paragraph (a) af
this section, in the sum of $10 for each calendar day on which such individual was reqai�red or
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permitted to work in excess of the siandazd workweek of forty hours without paymen# of the
overtime wages reqwred by #he ciause set forth in paragraph (a) of this section.
(c) 'Withholding for unpaid wages and liquidated damages. EDA or its designee shall upon
its own action ar upon wz7tter� request of an authorized representative of the Department of
Labor withhold or eause to be withheld, fram any xnoxues payabte on account of work perfozmed
by the Contractor or subaontractor under any such Contract or any other federal cc�niract with fhe
same prime Contractor, or any other #'ederally-assisted contract subject ta ih� ContracC Work
Hours and 3afety Standards Act, which is heid by the same prlme Contractor such sums as may
be determined to be necessary Eo satisfy any liabilities of such Conixactor or subcontractor for
unpaid wages and liqmdated damages as provided in the ciause set £orth in paragraph (b) of tlus
section.
(d) Subeontraets. 'The Contrac#or or subcontractor shall insert tn any subcontracts the clauses
set forth m paragraphs {a} through (c} of th.is section and also a clause requ.ir�ng the
subcontractors to incIude these clauses in any l�wer txer subcontracts The prime Contractor sha.11
be responsible for comptiance by any subcdntractor or lower tier subcontractar with tlie clauses
set forth in pazagraphs (a} thro�gh (c) of tius seclion.
I7 EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTU1vITY
(a) The Recipient hereby agrees that it w�il inc�rporate or cause to be incorporated into any
contcact for cons�nzct�on work, or madificafion thereo£, as definsd in the regulat�ons o:Fthe
Secretary of Labor at 41 C F.R chapter G0, whxch is paid for in wkole or uz part vv�th fitnds
obtained from EDA, the following equal opportzznity clause.
During the perFormance of ttus contract, the Contractor agrees as follov►�
(1) The Contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for
employment because of race, calor, religion, sex, or national origin. The Contractor wili
take affiirnative action to ensure that applicants are ernployed, and that employees are
ixeated during employment wifhout regard ta their race, color, religzon, sex or national
origw. Such action shall inclt�de, but not be limited to #he following. Employment,
upgraduig, demotion, or ttansfer, reczuitsnent or recnu�xnent advertisin�; layoff or
texminat�on; rates of pay or other forms af compensation; and selection for tra.ining
including apprenticeship. The Contractor agrees to gost in canspicuous places available
to emptoyees and applicants for cmployxnent notices to be provided settang forth the
provisions of tlus nondiscrimination clause.
(2) The Con�ractor w�ll, in all solicita.ttons or advertisements £or employees placed by or
on behaIf of the Contractor state that all qua�ified applicauts will receive consideration
for employmer�t without xegard ta race, colar, religion, sex, or national origin.
(3) The Contractor unll send fo each tabor union or representative of workers with which
it lias a coiiective baxgainu� agreement or other contract or understanding a notice to be
provided advising the said Iabor union or workers representatives of the Contractor's
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comnutments b:ezeunder, and sha11 post copies of the notice m cnnspicuous places
avaitable to emplayees �d a��lscants for employment
{4} The Cantraotior will compl� witk all pravisions of Executzve Order 11246 of
September 24, i 965 ttnd of the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the Secretary a£
Labor.
(5) The Contractor will fiu�ush all information and reports requireti by Executive Order
11246 af Sepiember 24,19b5, and pursuaut to rules, regulat�ons, and orders of the
5ecretary of Labor and will pernut access to its books, records, and accounts by the
SecreYary of Labor for pux�oses of iuuvestigation to ascerta.in compliance wiih such z�ules,
regulations, and orders.
(6) In the event of the Contractor's noncompliance with the nondiscriminatcon clat�ses of
tlus Coniract or with any of the said rules, regulations, or orders, this Contract may be
canceEed, ternunafed, or snsgended in whole or in part and the Contxactor may be
declared ineligible for further Government contracts or :federall�-assisted canstruction
contracts in accordance with prc�cedures authorized it� �xecutive Order 11246 of
September 24, 1965, and such other sanctions may be imposed and zenaedies invoked as
provided m Executive Order 1] 246 of September 24,19b5, or by rulc, regulations or
order of the Secretary af Labor, ar as otherwise provided by 1aw.
{7) The Contractor will mclude tlze portion of the sentence immediately preceduzg
paragraph 17(a) (1) and ihe provisious of paragraphs 17(a)(1) throu$h (6) in every
subcontract or purchase order u�less exempted by :rules, regulations, or orders of the
Secretary of Labor issued pursuant to sectian z04 af Executive Oxdar 11246 of
September 24, 19b5, so that such provisions will be bir�ding upon each subcon4��ctox or
vendor. The Contractor wil[ take such acdon with respect to any subco�ntract or purchase
order as EDA or the Seczetary of Labor may direcE as a means of enforcing such
provis�ons, nzcluding sanctions for noncompl�ance. Provided, however, that �in #he event
the Contractor becomes u�rrolved in or is threatened with Iitigation with or by a
subcontractor or verndor as a result of such dixec#ion by EDA or the Secretary of Labor,
the Contractor may request the United States to enter �uxta such litigadon. to proteci the
interests of the United States.
(8} The Recipient furthe� agrees that it will be bound by the abo�ve equa[ opportunity
clause with respect to its own employment pxactices when it participates in federally-
assisted consiruction work. Provided, however, that if the I2ecipient so participatuag is a
State or local govezmment, the above equal apporlunity clause is not applicable to auy
agency, u�strumenta.lity, or subdiv�sion of sue� government tbat does not particapate un
work on or under the Contract.
{9) The Recipient agrees that it will assist and coaperate acti�vely with EDA and the
Seeretary of Labor in obtau�ing the compliance of contractors and subcontractors r�vith the
equal opportunity clause and th� rules, regutations, and relevant arders of thc Secrctary of
Labor, tb.at it will fiunish �DA and the Secretaxy of Labor such infarmation as fhey may
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reqwre for the supervision of such compliance, and that �t wilt otherwise assist EDA m
tlze discharge of the EDA°s prunary resgonsibilrty for securing compliance.
(lU) The Recipzent further agrees that it will refram from entering into any contract or
cantract rnodification subject to Execuhve Order 11246 of September 24, 19b5, with a
Contractor debarred from, or who has not demonstrated eligibility for, Goveinment
contracts and federally assisted construchon contracts pursuant to the Executive order
and will carry out such sanctions s�nd penalties for violation of the equa[ opportunity
cIaiase as may be imposed upon contractors and subcontractors by EDA or the Secretary
of Labor pursuant to Yart Ii, Subpart D of the Executive ordex. In addition, the Recipient
agrees that if it fails ar refizses to compty with these undertakings, EDA may take any or
all of tl�te falIowing actions: CaneeZ, ternunate, ar suspend in who�e or zn part tlus EllA
financial assistance; re�n �rom extending any further assistauce to tlze appltcant under
the program with respect to which the faxluxe oz refund ocet�rred until satisfaetary
assurance of future cornpliance has been received from such applicant; and �refer the case
to tlie Department of rustice for appropriate Iegal procsedu�gs.
(6} Exemptions to Abo�ve EqUaI Opporturufy Clause (� 1 C.�.R chapter 60)•
(1} Contracts and subcontracts not exceeding $10,000 (other than Government bills of
Iading) are exemp�. The amount of the Contract, rather than the amouut of the federal
fina�acial assestance, shall govem u� determining the applicability of this exemption.
(2) Except in the case of subcontractars for the perfoxmance of conslruction work at the
site of construction, the clause shall not be reqwrcd to be inserted in subcan#racts 6e1ow
the second txer
(3) Contracts and subcontracts not e�cceeding $10,000 for standard commercial supplies
or raw materials are exemp�
18. CONTRA.CTING 't�VITH SIVIAY,I. MINORiTY AND WOMEN'S BUSINESSEB
(a) If the Cantractar intends to let any subcontracts for a portion of the work, the Contracto�r
shail take aff'umative steps to assure that small, minonty and women's businesses are used when
possible as sources of snpplies, equepment, construction, and serrnces
(b) Aff�nmative steps shall consist of.
(1) Placing qvaitfied small and m�nority businesses and women's business enterprises on
solicitation lists;
(2) Ensuring that small and minority businesses aiad women's business enterprises aze
solicited whenever they are potent� sources;
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(3) Dividing total requizements, when econom�cally feasib�e, into smailer tasks or
quantities to permit maximum participatxon by smali and minority businesses and
women's business enterprises;
(4) Establishing cfelivery schedules, where the requ�rements of the contract permit, which
encowrage partioipation by small and mtnority businesses and women's business
enterprises, ,
(5) LJsing the services and assistance of the U.S. Small Business Adxnuiisixation, the
Minority Business Deve�opment Agency of the U S. Deparhnent of Commerce, and State
and local governmental small business agencies,
(6) Requiririg each party to a subcontraet t� take the affirmative steps of this sectzon, and
('� 'I1�e Contractor is encouraged to procure goods and senrices &om labor surplus area
finns.
19. HEALTH, SAF�TY. AND ACCIDENT PI2EV�NTiON
(a) Tn perfornung this contract, the Contractor shall:
(1) Fnsure tt�at no laborer or mechanic shall be requ�red to work in surrounditags or
under workuig condiho�ns wt��ch aze unsauitary, hazardous, or dangerous to ths�r health
aud/or safety as deterniuied under coastruction safety and health standards pramnlgated
by the Secretary of Labor by regulation;
(2) Protect the lives, health, and safe#y of other persans;
(3) Prevent damage to property, materials, supp3ies, and equipmertt; and,
(4) Avoid work interruptions
(b) For these purposes, the Conlractor shall:
(1) Comply with regulations and standards issued by the Secretary of Labor at 29 C.F.R.
part 1926. Failure to comply may result in imposition of sanctions pursuant to the
Con�cact Work Hours and Safety Standards Act (40 U.S C. § 370i — 37U8); and
(2) Include the terms of this clause in every subcontract so that such terms wilt be
bin�ding on each subcontractor.
(c) "fhe Contractor shaIl maintain an accurate record of exposure data on all accidents incident to
wozk perfornted under this Contract resultuig in death, traumafiic injury, accupational disease, or
damage to properry, materials, supplies, or equ�pment, and shaIi report tJais data in the maauter
prescribed by 29 C.F.R, p�rt 1904
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(d) The Owner shall notify the Contractor of any noncompliance with these reqtFU�ements and of
the correchve action reyuixed. Tlus notace, when. de�ivered to ihe Contractor or the Coniractor's
xepresentative at the site of �1xe 'Work, shall be deemed sufficient no�ice of the noncompliance
and cozyrective act�on requ�red. After receiving the norice, the Contractor shall immediately take
c4rrective aetion. If the Contra,ctor fails or refuses to take carrective action prompt�y, the Owner
may issue an order stopping aii or part of the Work until satisfactory carrective action has been
taken. The Confractor shali not base any claim or request for equitable adjustmem for additional
tune or money on any stop order issued under #hese circumstan.ces
(e) '1'he Condractox shall be responsible for �ts subenntractors' campliance with the provisions of
this clause. Tha Contractor shali fa,ke such action witth respect to any subeontract as �DA, or the
Secretary of Labor shali direct as a means of enforcing such prov�sions.
24. CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND OTHER PROHII3iTF.D �NTERESTS
(a) No o�'f'xcxat of fihc �vmer who �s authortzed in such capaciry arxd on bekzalf of the Owner to
negotiate, make, accept, or approve, ox to take part in negotiating, making, acceptin�, or
approviuig any architectxual, engineering, inspecfaor►, construotion or matez�a! supply contrac# or
any subcontract in connection with the construction of #he Project, sha1l become directly or
indirectly intezested personalty in this Contract or in any part hereaf
(b) No officer, employee, archztect, attorncy, eng�neer, or inspector of or for the Owner wha xs
autiaari�ed in such capacaty and on 6ehalf af the 4wner to exercise any legislat�ve, executive,
supervisory or other similar furtctioras in connect�on with the conslruction of the Project, shall
became directty or ind�rect�y interested personally ui this Contract or in any part thereo�, any
mater�al supply contract, subcont�a.ct, insuzance con€ract, or any other contract pertaining to the
Project.
(c) The Contractor rna.y not �cnowingly contract with a supplier oz� manufacturer if the individual
ar entity who pre�a�red the Contract Documents laas a corporate or financial af'fit�ataon with the
supplter or manufacturer.
(d) The Owner's officers, employees, or agen#s shall not engage in the awazd or administration
of this Contract if a confl�ct of interest, real or apparent, may be involved. Such a conflict may
arise when: (i) the employee, officer ar agent; {ii} any member af their immediate family; (i�i)
thenr partner or (iv) an or�anization that errzploys, or xs about to employ, any of the above, has a
financiat interest in the Contractor. Tha Owner's afficers, erz�.pIoyees, or agents shali neither
solicit nor accept gratwties, favors, or anything of monetary valne from the Contractor or
subcontxactors.
(e) If the Owner finds after a notice and hearing tbat kkze Conixactor, or any of the Caniractor's
agents or representataves, offered or gave gratuities (in the form of entertaizament, gifts, or
otherwise) to any official, empIoyee, or agent of the Owner or EDA iu� an attempt to secure this
Contract or favorable treatment in awarding, amending, or making any determinations reiated to
the performance of this Contract, the Owner may, by written notice to the Cantractor, terniinate
this Contrac� The Owner may also pvrsue other rights amd remedies that the law or th�s Contract
Economic Develapment Adnn�nistrat�on
Con�achng 1'rov�sions for (;onstruchon pro�ects
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provides. However, the existence of the facts on which the Owner bases such fir►dings shall be
au issue and may be reviewed in proceedin�s tuider the dispute resolurion proviseons of this
Contrac�.
(� In the event thts Cantract is terminated as pzovicleci in paragraph {e) of this sectaon, the
Owner may pursue the same remedxes against the Cotttractor as it could pursue in fihe event of a
breach of this Contract by the Coniracior. l�►s a penalry, m addition to any other damages to
which it may be entitled by law, the Owmer may pursue exemplary damages in an amouz�t (as
deternuned by the Owner) which shall not 6e less than three nor more than ten times the costs the
Cont�rracctor incurs in pcovzcUng any snch gratarties to any such officex or empIoyee.
21. RESTRICTIONS ON L4BBYING
(a) This Contract, or subcon#ract is suhject to seation 319 of Public Law 101-12t, which added
section 1352, regarding lobbying restractions, to chapter 13 of title 31 of the United States Code
The new sect�on is expiauied in �ie common rule, 15 C I' R part 28 (55 T'R 6736-6748, �'ebruary
26, 199U) Each bzdder under tlus Conhact or subconlract is genez�Ily prol�.�brted from using
fecEeral funds for Iobby�ng the Executive or Leg�slative Branches of the Federat Governmenl x�
conneci�on wi�h this EDA Awazd.
(b) Caniract Ciause Threshold. T1us Contract Clause regazding �nbbymg must be included in
each bid for a contract or subcontract exceeding $100,000 of federal funds at any tiex under the
EDA Award.
(c) Cex�t�cation and Diselosure Each bidder of a contract or subcontract exceeding $100,000
of federal funds at any tzer under the federal Awazd must file Form CD-S 12, Certificaliort
Regarciing Lobbyrn�, anci, if app�ieable, Standard Form-LLL,, DiscYosu�e of Lobbytng Aetivities,
regarding the use af ttny nonfedcr�l funds for lobbying. Certifications shali be retained by the
Caz�tractor or subcontractar at the ne�ct higher tier. A.11 disclosure forms, however, shall be
£orwazded from tier to tier until rcceived by thc Recip�cnt of the EDA Award, whQ shall foz�ward
a11 disclosure forms to EDA.
(d) Contivaing Disclos�rre Requirement: Each Contractor or svbcontractor thaE is subject to
the Certifica.�ion and Disclosure provis�on of tlus Contract Clause is re�uired to file a ciisclosure
form at the end o�each catendaz quarter in which there occurs any event that reqwires disclasure
or that materiatly affec#s the accuracy of the information eontained in any disclosure form
previousl� filed by such person. Disclosuce forms shall be forwarded from tier to tier until
received by the Recipient of the RDA Award, who shall forward atl disclosure forms to EDA.
(e) Indean Tribes, Tribal Organizatioas, or Ofhec Xndian Urganizations: Indzan tribes,
tribal organizations, or any other Indian argacuzations, includin�; Alaskan Native arganizations,
are exciuded fram the above lobbying restrict�ons and reporting requirements, but anly with
respect to expettdihues that are by such tribes or organizations for lobby��n.g activities pernutted
by other federal law. An Indian tribe or organ�zation that is seeking an exclusion from
Certification and Disclosuze requirements mnst provide EDA wrth the citation of the provision or
provisions of federat law upon which it relies to conduct lobbyi�cxg ac�ivit�es that woutd otherwise
Economic Development Administrat►on
Contractung Provis�ons for Construct�on Aro�ects
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be sub,�ect to the prahiibitions in aztd to the Certificatian and DiscIosure requirements of section
319 of Public Law No. 101-t21, preferably throu�h an attorney's opinion. Note, also, that a non-
Tndian snbrecipient, contractor, or subcontractor under an award to an Indian tr�6e, fvr example,
�s subject to the restrictions and reporting requirements
22. AISTORICAL AND ARCHA,E4X.OGXCAL DATA PRESERVATION
The Contractor agrees to facilitate the preservation and enhancement of stxuctures and objects of
historical, arciutectural nr archaeotogical signi�ic�nce anci when such items are found and/ar
unearthed ciuruig the course of project constructaon Any excavation by the Contractor that
uncovers an historical or archa�oiogical artifact shall be iinmediately reparted to the Owner aa�d
a representative of �,DA. Construct�on shaIl be i�emporanly halted pending the notification
process and further directaons �ssued by EDA a�ter consuitat�on with the State Hisionc
Preser�vation �fficer (SHF'O) for recavery of the items. See the Nationa.l Histoz�c Preservation
Act of 1966 (SO Stat 91 �,1 b U S.C. §�70) and Executzve Order No. 11593 of May 31,1971
23. CLEAN AlR AND WAT'�R
Applicable to Contracts in Excess of $100,000
(a) De�nition. "�acitity" means any building, plant, installataon, s�cueture, m�ne, vessel, or
other floating craft, location, or site of o�erations, ovmect, leased, or supervised by the Contractor
or any subcontr�ctor, used in the performaace of #he Contract or any subcontraet. When a
location or site of operations includes more than one bu�lding, plan�, insta.ilation, or structwre, the
ent� location or site shall be deemed a facility except when the Adminishator, or a designee, of
the United Sta.tes Env�rnnmental Protection Agency (EPA) determ�nes that mc�ependent facil�ties
are collocated in one geograp}ucal azea.
{b) In complxance with regulations issued by lhe EPA, 2 C.F.R part 1532, pursuant to the Clean
Air Act, as amended (42 U S C. § 7401 et seq.); the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as
amended (33 U.S.C. § I251 etseq,); and Execut�vE Order I 1738, the Contractor agxees to:
(1) Not utali7.e any facility ,n the perforrnance of tb.xs contract or any s�bcontract wluch is
hsted on the EPA List of Violatuig Faci6ities pursuant to 2 C.F R. part 1532 far fhe
duration of time that the facility remains on the list;
{2)1'romptly notify the Owner if a fa.cility the Contractor intentls to use in the
performaszce of this contract is on the EPA List of Violating Facilities ox the Contractar
knows ifiat it has been recommended to be placed on the List,
(3) Comply with all requuements of the Clean Air Act and the Federal Water pollutxan
Controi Act, includ�ng the requ�rements of secixon i I4 of the Clean Air Act and section
308 of the Federal Water Pollution Contxol Act, aud a11 a�plicable clean air arnd ciean
water standazds, and
Economic Development Administrauan
Condracting Prov4sions for Construchon Pro�ects
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take sUCh acrion as EDA may direcfi as a means oPenforcing such provisions
24. Y7SE Ul+ LEAD-BASEll PAINTS ON RCSIDENTIAL STRUCTURES
(a) Xf the work under this Contract involves construction nr relia.bxlitation of residential
structures, the Contractor shall comply with the Lead-based Paint Poisoning Prevez�tion Act (42
U.S.C. § 4831}. The Contractor shall assure tiiat pamt used on the �'ro3ect on appl�cable surfaces
d�es nat contain lead in exccss of the percentages set forth in Paragraphs (a} and (b) of this
section. In detennining compliance �w�.th these standards, the lead content of the paint shall be
measared on the basis af the total nonvolatiie cantent of the pa,urt or on the basis of an equivatent
measure of lead in the dried �lra of paini already applied.
(1) �or paint manufacfured after June 22, 1977, paint may not contain Iead in excess of 6
one-hundredths of 1 percent (.0006) lead by wexgb.t.
(2) For pai�t manufactureti on or before June 22, l 977, paint may not contau� Iead r�
e�ccess of fivs�tenths of 1 percent lead by we�ght.
(b) As a condition to receivmg assistance under PWEDA, recipients shalI asseue that the
restriction against the use of iead-basec�. paint is included in all contracts and subcontracts
mvolving the use of federal funds
(c) DcfiniHo�ats
(1) "1�lpplicable surfaces" are those exterior surfaces whtch aze readily access2ble to
cY�ildren under seven years of age.
(2} "Residential structures" means houses, apartments, oz� other straciures intended for
human habita�ion, ulctuding institutional structures where persons reside, which are
accesstble to children under seven years of age, such as day care centers, intermediate
and extended care facilities, and certain community facilities
25 ENERGY EFFICIENCY
The Contractor shall comply witli alt staudards aud polioies relating Eo energy efficiency whach
are contained iri the energy conservation plan issued in compliance with the Ener�y Polrcy and
Conservation Act (Pubtic L. No 94-i 63) for the State in which the Work under the Contract is
perfo�ned.
2G. ENVTRONMENTAL �tEQU�ItEMENTS
When construeting a Pxoject invoivmg trenching and/or other related earth excavations, the
Co�tractor shall comply wi.th the following environmental coz�straints.
(1) Wetlands. When dispasing of excess, spQil, or o#her consiruci�on rx,aterials on
public or private property, the Contrac#or shall not filI in or otherwise convert wetlands
Economic Devetoprnent Admuuslration
Coatrncting Prov�stons for Constructron Pro�ects
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(2) Flood�lains Wh.en dxsposizxg of excess, spoil, oz other constr�tction materials on
public or private property, #he Contractar shall not �ill in or otherwise convert 14U year
tloodplain areas delmeated on the latest F�deral Emergency �Vtanagement Agency
(F�MA,) Floodpta.ix► Maps, or othex appropnate maps, i.e , alluvial soils on Natura.l
Resource Conservat�on Servic;e €NR.CS) Soil Surv�y Maps.
(4) Endangered S�ecies. The Contractor shall c�mply with thc Endangered Species
Act, whzch provides for the protecrion of endangered and/or threateaed species and
critical habita.t ShouJ.d any evidence �f the presence of endangered and/or threatened
species or their criticai habitat be brought to the attention. a�'the Contractor, the
Contractor wiIl itnmeciidtely report this evidence to the Owner and a representative of
EDA. Construction shall b� temporanly hatted pending the notification process and
fiuther directions issued by EDA after consulta.tion with the U.S. Fish tuid Wildlife
Service
27. DEBARMENT, SUSPENSION, Il�ELIGIBILITY. AND VOLIUN'�'AJ.�,Y
�XCLUSIONS
As required by Executive (hder 12549, Debarment and Suspension, and implemented at 2
C.F.1Z. part I326, for prospeetive pt�.r�teipants �n lawer tzex covered transactions (except
subcontra.cts for goo�s or services under the $25,OQ0 small pwrcb�ase thxeshold untess the
subreci�ient will have a cr�tical influcnce on or substanhve control over the award), as defin.ed at
2 C.F.R part 1326.
(1 }�3y entering iwto this Cantract, and by fiuther exec�.tmg Form CD-512, the Contractox
and s�bcontractors certify, that neither it nor its principais is presenlly debarred,
suspendeci, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from
participation in this Contract by any federal depa,rtm.ent or agency
(2) Where thc Conhactor or subcontractors are unable to certify to any of t�►e statements
in #his certification, the Contractor or subcontractors shall attach an explanation to this
bid
See alsai5 C.F.R. §§ 1413 or 24.35, �s applicable.
28. ��A PRO�ECT SIGN
The Contractor shall supply, ercct, and maintain in good condition a Project sign accordusg to the
sp8cifications provided by EDA To the extent practzcal, the sign should be a free standing sign
Pro,�eet sygns shall nofi be located on public highway rights-of-way Location and height of signs
will be coordinated with the local agency responsible for highway or st�eet safety in the Project
area, if any possibility exists for obshucting vehicular tra�fic line of sighf. Whenever the EDA
site sign specifcations conflict with State law or tocai ordinances, the EDA Regional Director
wiil permit sueh eonflxcting speeificatians to be modified. so as to comply with State law or loc�l
ard�nance.
Economic Development Admuusirahon
Cocmact2ng Prov�sions £or Construcrion Projects
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General Decxsion Number: WAl20037 07/06/2012 WA37
Superseded General Dec�sion Number: WA2Q104052
State: Washington
Canstructa.on Type: Building
County: Kitsap County in Washington.
BUILDxNG CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (does not include single family
homes or apartments up to and including 4 stories}.
Modification Number
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AssEOOa�-ao2 U6/O1/2010
PubliCation Date
O1/06/2012
O1/27/2012
03/16/2Q12
03/23/2012
04/13/2012
06107./2Q32
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Rates Frznges
ASBESTOS WORKER/HEAT & FROST
INSULATOR ........................$ 38.93 13.75
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BRWA0001-010 06/41/2011
Rates Fringes
BRICKLAYER .......................$ 34.20 13.27
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CARP0770-021 06/O1/2010
Rates Fringes
CARPENTER (Including Cabinet
Insta3.lation, Drywall
Hangzng, Form Work and Metal
Stud Installation) ...............$ 35.39 13.08
PILEDRIVERMAN ...... .............$ 35.59 13.08
(HOURLY ZONE PAY: WESTERN AI3D CENTR.AL WASHTNGTON - ALL
CLASSIFICATIONS EXCEPT MILLWRIGHTS AND PII,EDRIVERS
Hourly Zone Pay shall be paid on 7obs located outside of the
free zone computed from the city center of the following
listed cities:
Seattle Olympia Beilingham
Auburn Bremerton Anacortes
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Renton SheI.ton
Aberdeen-HOquiara Tacoma
Ellensburg Everett
Centralia Mount Vernon
Chelan Pt. Townsend
2one Pay:
0 -25 radius miles E'ree
26-35 radius miles $I.00/hour
36-45 radius miles $1.15/hour
46-55 radius miles $1.35/hour
Over 55 rad�ns ma.les $Z.55/hour
Yak�ma
Wenatchee
Port Angeles
Sunnyside
(HOURLY ZONE PAY: WESTERN AND CENTRAI, WASHIPIGTON - MILLWRIGHT
AND PILEDRIVER ONLY)
Hourly Zone Pay shall be computed from SeattZe Union Hall,
Tacoma City center, and Everett City center '
Zone Pay:
0 -25 radius miles Free
26-45 radzus miles $ .70/hour
Over 45 radius m�].es $1.50/hour
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ELEC0046-006 06/O1/2011
Rates
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Fringes
ELECTRICIAN ......................$ 40.79 3�+15.71
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ENGI0302-021 Ob/O1/2011
Rates
Power equipment operators:
Group lA ...................$ 35.79
Group lAA ..................$ 36.36
Group lAAA .................$ 36.92
Group 1 .....................$ 35.24
Graup 2 .....................$ 34.75
G roup 3 .....................$ 34.33
Group 4 .....................$ 31.97
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS CLASSEFICATIOAIS
Fringes
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.15
15.I5
15.15
15.15
GROUP lAAA - Cranes-over 300 tons, or 300 ft of boom
{including �ib with attachments)
GROUP lAA - Cranes 200 to 3d0 tons, or 250 ft of boom
(including �ib with attachments); Excavator/Trackhoe: Over
9U metric tons
GROUP lA - Cranes, 100 tons thru 199 tons, or 150 ft of boom
(includang �ib with attachments}; Excavator/Trackhoe: over
50 metric tons to 90 metric tons
GROUP 1- Cranes 45 tons thru 99 tons, under 150 ft of boom
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(includinq jib with attachments}; Excavator/Trackhoe: over
30 metric tons to 50 metric tons; Dozer q-10; Screedman;
Scrapers: 45 yards and over; Grader/Blade
GROUP 2- Cranes, 20 tons thru 44 tons with attachments;
Dri2ling machine; Exaavator/Trackhoe: 15 to 30 metric tons;
Hor3zon�al/directional drzll operator; Crane O�ler-100 Tons
and Over; Compactor; Scraper: under 45 tons
GROUP 3- Cranes-thru 19 tons with attachments; Dozers-D-9
and under; Motor patrol grader-nonfinishing; RoZler-Plant
Mix; Crane Oa.ler under 100 tons; Excavator/Trackhoe: under
15 metric tons; Forkl.�ft: 3000 lbs and over with
attachments; Service Oilex; Concrete Pump;
GROUP 4- Roller--other than plant mrx; Forklaft: under 3000
lbs wath attachments; Hobcat
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IRONwORKER (Reznforcinq,
Structural and Ornamental).......$ 37.89 20.10
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LABO0001-017 06/O1/2009
20IVE 1 :
Rates Fringes
Laborers:
G ROUP 2 .....................$ 24.86 9.07
GROUP 3 .....................$ 30.96 9.07
GROUP 4 .....................$ 31.70 9.07
GRO 5 .....................$ 32.21 9.07
ZONE DIFFERENTIAL {ADD TO ZONE 1 RATESj:
ZONE 2 - $1.00
ZdNE 3 - $1.30
BASE P�INTS: BELLINGHAM, MT. VERNON, EVERETT, SEATTLE, KENT,
TACOMA, OLYMPIA� CENTRALIA, ABERDEEN, SHELTON, PT.
TOWNSEND, PT. ANGELES, AND BREMERTON
ZOIVE 1- Pro�ects within 25 raflius miles of the respective
ca.ty hall
ZONE 2- More than 25 bnt less than 45 radius miles from the
respective city hall
ZONE 3- More than 45 radius miles fram the respective city
hall
LABORERS CLASSIFICATIONS
GROUP 2: Flagman; Fence Erector
GROUP 3: General T,aborer; Mason Tender-Cement/COncrete;
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Chipping Gun (under 30 lbs.); Form Stripping;
GI20UP 4: Chzpping Gun (over 30 lbs.); Concrete Saw Operatar;
Grade Cheaker; Gunite; Pipe Layer; Vibratzng Plate; Aspha].t
Raker
GROUP 5: Mason Tender-Brick
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PAIN0005-029 07/OZ/2011
Rates Fr�nges
DRYWALL FINISHER/TAPER...........$ 33.87 14.32
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PAIN0005-033 07/O1/2011
Rates Frznges
PAINTER (Brush Only) .............$ 24.66 8.24
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* PAiN0188-005 07/O1/2012
Rates Fringes
GLAZIER ..........................$ 38.30 ].4.35
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Rates Fringes
SOFT FLOOR LAYER (Including
Viny7. and Carpet) ................$ 28.16 13.24
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PLUM0026-016 06/Ol/2011
Rates Fr�.nges
Plumbers and Pipefitters.........$ 40.87 20.3U
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ROOF0054-009 06/O1/2011
Rates Fringes
ROOFER (Includes Roof Tear
Off, Waterpraofing, and
Installatzon of Metal Roofs).....$ 31.57 12.08
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SFWA0699-006 O1/O1/2012
Rates Fringes
SPRINKLER FITTER (Fire
Sprinklers) ......................$ 45.22 I4.02
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SHEEU066-025 Ol/O1/2012
Rates Fringes
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Sheet Metal Worker (including
HVAC Duct Installation)..........$ 44.44
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SUwA2009-025 05/22/2009
Rates
CEMENT MASON/CONCRETE FINISHER...$ 19.54
LAHORER: Handheld Drill.........$ 17.17
LABORER: Irriqation .............$ 1I.56
LABORER: Landscape ..............$ 9.90
OPERATOR: Backhoe ...............$ 26.45
OPERATOR: Loader ................$ 26.62
OPERATOR: Meohanic ..............$ 24.33
PAINTER: Roll,er .................$ 25.40
PAINTER: Spray ..................$ 25.40
ROOFER (Installation of Metal
Roofs Only} ......................$ 24.30
TTLE SETTER ......................$ 18.38
TRUCK DRIVER: Dump Truck........$ 26.70
TRUCK DRIVER: Semi-Trailer
Truck ............................$ 19.80
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Fringes
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5.36
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7.88
4.33
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2.9U
9.85
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WELDERS - Rece�ve rate prescribed for craft performing
operation to which welding is incidental.
Unlisted classifications needed for work not included within
the scope of the classifa.catzons listed may be added after
award only as provided in the labor standards contract clauses
(29CFR 5.5 (a) (1) (zi)).
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The body of each wage determinatian lists the classification
and wage rates that have been faund to be prevailing for the
cited type(s) of construction in the area covered by the wage
determination. The classifa.cations are listed an alphabetical
order of "�dentifiers" that indicate whether the particular
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Union Identifiers
An identzfa.er enclosed in dotted lines begznning with
characters other than "SU" denotes that the union
classafication and rate have found to be prevaila.ng for that
classification. Example: PLUM0198-405 07/O1/2011. The
first four letters , PLUM, indicate the a.nternational union and
the four-digit number, 0196, that follows indicates the local
union number or distrzct council number where appliaable ,
i.e., Plumbers Loca]. 0198. The next number, 005 in the
examp].e, is an internal number used in processing the wage
determination. The date, 0�/O1/2011, following these
characters is the effective date of the most current
negotiated rate/collective barga�ning agreement which would be
Ju�.y 1, 2011 in the above example.
Unzon prevailing wage rates will be updated to reflect any
changes in the collective bargaining agreements governing the
rate.
Non-union Identif�ers
Classificatipns la.sted under an "SU" identifier were derived
from survey data by computing average rates and are not union
rates; however, the data used in computing these rates may
include both union and non-union data. ExampJ,e: SULA2004-007
5/13/2010. SU indicates the rates are not una.on rates, LA
indicates the State of Lauisiana; 2004 is the year of the
survey; and 007 is an internal number used in producing the
wage determinat�.on. A 1993 or later data, 5/13/2010, indicates
the classifications and rates under that identifier were issued
as a General Wage Determination on that date.
Sarvey wage rates will remain in effect and will not change
unts.l a new survey is conducted.
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WAGE DETERMII3ATION APPEALS PROCESS
1.) Has there been an initial decision in the matter? This can
be:
* an existing published wage determinataon
* a survey underlying a wage determination
* a wage anct Hour Divzsion letter setting forth a posation on
a wage determinatzon matter
* a conformance (additional classificata.on and ratey rul�.ng
On survey related matters, initial contact, including requests
for summara.es of surveys, should be w�.th the wage and Hour
Regzonal Office for the area in wh�ch the survey was conducted
because those Regional Offices have responsiba.lity for the
Davis-Bacon survey program. If the response from th�s znitzal
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contact zs not satzsfactory, then the process described in 2.}
and 3.) should be followed.
With regard to any other matter not yet ripe Por the formal
process described here, initzal contact should be with the
Branch of Construction wage Determinations. wra.te to:
Branch of Construction Wage Usterminat.�ons
wage and Hour Division
U.S. Department of Labor
200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20210
2.) Tf the answer to the question in 1.) is yes, then an
�.nterested party (thase affected by the action) can request
review and reconsideration from the F]age and Hour Administrator
(See 29 CFR Part 1.8 and 29 CFR Part 7). write to:
Wage and Hour Administrator
U.S. Department of Labor
200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20210
The request should be accompanied by a full statement of the
interested party's posztaon and by any information (wage
payment data, pro7ect description, area practice material,
etc.) that the requestor considers relevant to the issue.
3.) If the deca.sion ot the Adma.nistrator is not favorable, an
interested party may appeaZ da.rectly to the Administrative
Review Board (farmerly the wage Appeals Board). write to:
Administrative Review Board
U.S. Department of Labor
200 Constitutaon Avenue, N.w.
Washington, DC 2U210
4.) All dec2sions by the Administrative Review Board are final.
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425-�10-4334 (Phone)
425-610-46�43 {Fax)
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