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ITB - Bridge Repair and Maintenance 2001

  • YEAR CREATED: 2001
  • ENTITY TYPE: County
  • TYPE OF DOCUMENT: BID - ITB, IFB, ITT, RFB
This document provides information about the payment terms and rates for various items and services in a construction contract. It specifies how different materials, equipment, and services will be paid for during the course of the agreement. Materials consumed during the work, such as drill bits and blades, are paid for based on the direct contractor's cost plus a mark-up for overhead and profit. Blood tests for workers using lead protection are also considered consumables and will be paid for. However, gloves and apparel are not considered consumable materials and are part of the contractor's overhead. Dumping charges for construction debris are paid for by each 30 cubic yard roll-off container load, including container rental, landfill dumping fees, and transportation costs. The contractor is responsible for dumping the debris at approved landfills and must comply with all applicable regulations. Equipment used during the agreement is listed in the "Rental Rate Blue Book for Construction Equipment" and is paid for by the hour. The hourly rate includes overhead, profit, fuel, repairs, maintenance, and other costs required for operation. Idle rates apply when equipment is not being worked, and equipment brought to the job site must be used during the workday to qualify for idle rates. Other items such as arrow panels, message signs, signage, drums, cones, steel plates, trucks, generators, vibrators, concrete mixers, cut-off saws, air compressors, welders, scaffolding, lead protection, specialized equipment, sub-contractors, and jersey barriers have their own payment terms and rates specified in the document. Tools and equipment with a new cost of $1,000 or less are considered small tools, and their use is incidental to other contract pay items. Overhead and profit are included in the contract pay items. Mobilization is paid as a lump sum, which is a percentage of the total price for equipment and labor used on the job site. The lump sum includes the initial set-up and breakdown/removal of all equipment used on the job site, including labor. The document also provides instructions for bidders to calculate the total amounts for labor and equipment line items and apply a mark-up percentage to determine the extended amount.
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