Actual Completion Date EXAMPLE 2: Multiple of Responsibility Commencing upon occupation of the the the R&B Maint. Site by the Contractor Contractor Contractor currently unknown Bridge construction contractor the contractor is who will be ABC Co. Contractor occupying Area #2 awarded Project From completion of bridge contract the the n/a the Actual Contractor Contractor Completion Date Obscure Hazards The instructions and examples below are to assist the contract originator when preparing Special Provisions contract language in order to disclose any obscure hazards to the Bidders. The Ministry is required to disclose all known or reasonably foreseeable hazards which are obscured from the Contractor and uncommon to Road and Bridge Construction. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the contract originator to disclose any obscured hazards in or near the work site by listing it with a Special Provisions clause. For example: The hazards known within the Site include, but are not limited to: confined space within the bridge structure; lead paint on bridges; asbestos behind the Bin Wall; contaminated ground water geotechnical information Note: Only hazards are to road and bridge construction or not “uncommon” obvious to the Bidders should be listed.
Actual Completion Date EXAMPLE 2: Multiple of Responsibility Commencing upon occupation of the Site by the Contractor the Contractor the Contractor R&B Maint. Bridge construction contractor is occupying Area #2 the Contractor currently unknown contractor who will be awarded Project ABC Co. From completion of bridge contract the Actual Completion Date the Contractor the Contractor n/a Obscure Hazards The instructions and examples below are to assist the contract originator when preparing Special Provisions contract language in order to disclose any obscure hazards to the Bidders. The Ministry is required to disclose all known or reasonably foreseeable hazards which are obscured from the Contractor and uncommon to Road and Bridge Construction. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the contract originator to disclose any obscured hazards in or near the work site by listing it with a Special Provisions clause. For example: The hazards known within the Site include, but are not limited to: confined space within the bridge structure; lead paint on bridges; asbestos behind the Bin Wall; contaminated ground water geotechnical information Note: Only hazards are “uncommon” to road and bridge construction or not obvious to the Bidders should be listed.
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