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Document
Government Conduct Act.pdf
Year Created: 2025
DOCUMENT
IFB - Cell R1 Liner Installation, 2017
- YEAR CREATED: 2017
This document is a set of general conditions for a construction project. It outlines the responsibilities and obligations of the contractor, the superintendent, and the county.
The document states that the contractor is responsible for performing the work in accordance with the contract documents and any applicable laws, regulations, and standards. If there are any discrepancies between the contract documents and the referenced publications or standards, the contractor must notify the architect/engineer (A/E) and the county. The contractor is also responsible for locating underground structures and utilities on the construction site and for paying the costs associated with determining their location.
The document further states that the contractor must comply with stormwater discharge requirements and obtain the necessary permits. The contractor is responsible for designating a qualified individual to monitor the site and ensure compliance with the stormwater pollution prevention plan. The contractor must also post a sign or notice containing certain information at the construction site.
The document includes provisions for allowances, if applicable, and requires the contractor to employ a competent superintendent who will be present at the project site throughout the work. The superintendent must be acceptable to the county and must not be employed on any other project during the performance of the contract. The superintendent's resume must be provided to the county for review.
The contractor is required to prepare and submit a construction schedule within twenty days of the effective date of the agreement. The schedule must show how the contractor plans to comply with the contract milestone and completion date requirements. The contractor is solely responsible for preparing, maintaining, updating, and utilizing the construction schedule. If the contractor submits a schedule or expresses an intention to complete the work earlier than required, the county will not be liable for any costs or delays if the contractor is unable to meet the earlier date. The county's duties and obligations are only applicable to the required milestone and completion dates.
It is important to note that omissions and errors in the approved Construction Schedule will not excuse performance that is not in compliance with the contract. This means that even if there are mistakes or missing information in the schedule, the contractor is still expected to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract.