ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS BP #3 - Site Concrete

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1 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and REQUIREMENTS The Work of this Agreement shall include but shall not be limited to all labor, fringe benefits, materials, tools, equipment, plant, supplies, samples, shop drawings, layout, handling, storage, hoisting, distribution, protection, transportation, supervision, contributions, coordination, compliance with all agencies (City, County, State and Federal), taxes, insurance, overhead, profit and all other services and facilities necessary for the performance of the Work as shown, detailed, and/or implied by the following documents and as defined herein: A. Contract Document List dated 8/23/13 B. Site Specific Safety and CCIP Program with Substance Abuse, Drug Testing & Badging Program dated 6/28/2013 C. Site Logistics Plan dated 6/26/2013 D. Geotechnical Engineering Report dated 12/14/2012 E. Turner BIM Management Plan dated 6/24/2013 F. Project Schedule dated 8/27/2013 G. CCIP Manual dated 7/3/2013 The Subcontractor is also responsible for trade specifications not specifically listed below but required by the reference in the listed specifications or as required to perform the scope of work below described herein, as well as the Division 1 specifications and the use of the Construction Documents as a whole Cast-in-Place Concrete The Subcontractor acknowledges that the Contract Documents are not necessarily fully coordinated at 100% complete and accepts the responsibility to thoroughly review and analyze the complete set of Contract Documents to provide a complete system at no additional costs. The word Provide when used in this document means to furnish and install completely, including all costs for labor, materials, equipment, hoisting, unloading, layout, scaffolding, tools, rigging, and any of the facilities necessary to complete the Work. The word Furnish is used in this document to mean supply and deliver to the project site, ready for unloading, unpacking, assembly, installation, and similar operations, as applicable in each instance. The word Install when used in this document is used to describe operations at project site including the actual unloading, unpacking, assembly, erection, placing, anchoring, applying, working to dimension, finishing, curing, protecting, cleaning, and similar operations, as applicable in each instance. TRADE SPECIFIC SCOPE OF WORK Provide all necessary equipment, labor, and materials necessary to perform the Site Concrete Package and related work as shown on the Contract Documents. This work shall include, but not be limited to providing the following: 1. Provide all Site Concrete in accordance to the Contract Documents which includes, but is not limited to, all curbs, gutters, light pole bases, sidewalks, concrete drives & approaches, site - 3A - Sub Initials

2 concrete stairs, ramps, trash enclosure foundations & pads, propane tank and oxygen enclosure foundations & pads, exterior equipment pads, bollards, stoops, patios, helipad, etc. 2. Please be aware that this Bid Package will be completed in two major phases throughout the project duration. Reference Exhibit C, Site Logistics Plan, for further details. Include remobilization as needed to accommodate the project schedule and phase plans. 3. Provide all excavation, formwork, gavel base, fine grading, and compaction required for this Bid Package. 4. Provide all reinforcing, concrete finishing, saw cuts, expansion material, and joint sealants as required to provide a complete package. 5. All exterior concrete mix designs to be KCMMB 4K per the Contract Documents. 6. Include all Detectable Warning Domes in sidewalks as shown in the Contract Documents. 7. Provide all new concrete light pole bases. Coordinate electrical conduit rough-in and light pole base location with Electrician. Include install of anchor bolts for poles furnished by others. Grouting of light pole bases by this Subcontractor. 8. Coordinate install of cast-in electrical lights and devices at Helipad with Electrician. Include any blockouts as necessary to ensure proper installation. 9. Include all pavement markings required for the Scope of this Work, including Helipad markings/painting as required in the Contract Documents and in accordance to all applicable codes. 10. Include equipment pads and associated foundations for generator, transformers, oxygen tank and propane tank. Coordinate installation with MEP contractors to ensure proper underground measures have been placed concurrent with concrete pours. 11. Provide all saw cutting of all control joints as outlined in the contract documents. Include zip-strips or equivalent at all expansion joints. Provide all joint sealants as necessary for a complete package. Dry cutting of concrete is prohibited. 12. Provide all heavy duty concrete pavement, including all rock base. Heavy Duty Concrete Pavement to be 7 thick in lieu of 8 as shown in Contract Documents (C9.00). Areas shown as Colored Concrete shall be treated as standard gray concrete. No colored concrete is required. 13. Temporary utilities will not be provided. This Subcontractor shall provide own means for power, water, or any other utilities required to perform the Work. Coordination with all utilities prior to the work starting, including contacting underground locator services, ensuring that all power has been disconnected, etc. It is the responsibility of this Contractor to protect/maintain/repair all existing water, sewer & storm water lines that are near, in, under, or adjacent to the limits of the construction for this Bid Package, to allow for no disruptions to the existing Hospital & Long Term Care Facility. 14. This subcontractor to review and accept condition of subgrade (prepared by others) prior to the start of work. This contractor is to protect and maintain subgrade and sloped excavations. If subgrade and/or sloped excavation are damaged during this installation of the Work in this bid package, repair and / or replacement of subgrade and sloped excavation will be the responsibility of this subcontractor. 15. Provide saw cutting and patching as required to keep a clean joint between new and existing work between phases. - 3B - Sub Initials

3 16. All pumping of water / sludge / dewatering (and clean-up of sludge), as required to facilitate the work of this package including conditions left from previous trades. Subcontractor to abide by all SWPPP regulations when handling dewatering operations. 17. Include all hoisting and pump trucks (with operators) required for this scope for a complete project installation. 18. Coordinate the installation of any embeds required for site railings provided by others. 19. Provide concrete stairs as shown on G1 & G4/AS1.14. Include metal nosings at all site stairs shown typically on detail G10/AS Provide adequate notice and time for required inspections. (No additional costs will be paid for down time during inspections) 21. Provide an on-site cure box for concrete cylinders as required by the testing agency. 22. Concrete wash out area will be provided. This subcontractor will remove any and all concrete spoils generated during the installation of this Work. 23. Thoroughly clean and/or power wash all components at the completion of the Work prior to phase turnover or substantial completion to the satisfaction of Turner Superintendent. EXCLUDED FROM THE SCOPE OF WORK 1. General Liability and Workers Compensation Insurance for On-Site labor, this is a CCIP Project. 2. Sales tax per the Project Tax Exemption Certificate. 3. Bonds. 4. Demo of existing sidewalks, curbs, approaches. 5. Colored concrete pavement. 6. Steel pipe railings. ALTERNATES 1. DEDUCT Alternate to use local aggregate exterior concrete mix design in lieu of KCMMB 4K. GENERAL UNDERSTANDINGS and SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 1. This agreement is based on the following qualifications: a. Execution of this contract is contingent upon approval of Turner s Pre-Qualification form b. An executed contract to Turner from the Owner. c. A current year NCCI Form stating Subcontractor s EMR is less than Contract award subject to Owner s approval 3. It is understood by this Subcontractor that the Contract Documents are at a Design Development (DD) level and that is it the responsibility of this Subcontractor to fill the gaps to provide a complete package. Assumptions and Clarifications WILL be acceptable to define items that are not clear in the documents. All A s and C s shall be in writing and will accompany your bid. 4. This Subcontractor shall conduct a thorough review of the construction documents, plans, and specifications and shall identify to the general contractor, in writing, any errors, inconsistencies and or - 3C - Sub Initials

4 omissions of information in the construction documents which may be necessary to have corrected or added information provided in order for the subcontractor to efficiently and timely prosecute the work of this agreement. 5. Clean up construction debris and trash daily, and place in dumpsters furnished by Turner on the outside of the building. Multiple dumpsters may be in place for recycling purposes. Trash may need to be distributed into the appropriate dumpster according to material type. 6. It is understood that this work is being completed on the grounds of a fully-operational hospital. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and will be grounds for removal from the project. 7. All contractors performing work on the site shall be licensed by the city per existing statutes. 8. The hours of work shall be in compliance with any local ordinances. 9. Provide all warranties and guaranties as required by the Contract Documents. The warranty period specified shall start at Project Substantial Completion date. Include any additional equipment or material warranties for the items furnished as part of your scope of work to comply with this start date for warranties. This subcontractor shall require all manufacturers to name the owner as an additional obligee on all manufacturer s warranties. 10. Provide the extension of manufacturer s warranties as required so the specified warranties start at the Date of Substantial Completion of the entire project. This is irrespective of use of the equipment for temporary services during construction. 11. Provide any and all permits required to complete this Work including any trade specific permits and any permits applicable to moving subcontractor s materials and equipment in and out of the project. The general Building Permit will be obtained by Turner. 12. Include all accessories and incidental hardware, fasteners, brackets, construction adhesive, etc. required for a complete installation. 13. Include receiving, unloading and handling of all materials and equipment required for the performance of this Work including equipment furnished by others. Store materials and equipment at the site in such a manner as to prevent theft and damage. Coordinate all deliveries in advance with Turner s on-site Superintendent. Subcontractor shall provide competent flagmen for any traffic control required for this Work (both vehicular and pedestrian) to direct traffic. Plan on flagmen for every delivery and when multiple deliveries are scheduled in a day. 14. Include all hoisting and scaffolding for work of this trade. 15. The Subcontractor shall be responsible for providing all layout and field engineering required. This includes establishment of elevation benchmarks, control points and the transfer and continuation of control lines / elevations as required by this Contractor and other Subcontractors. The Subcontractor is to maintain control tolerances throughout installation. Provide protection of reference points and replacement of such points that are lost or damaged during the execution of this work. Any discrepancies, inconsistencies, etc., found are to be brought to Turner s attention for review prior to installation of the work. Any work installed incorrectly from inconsistent control without being brought to Turner s attention will be the responsibility of this Subcontractor. 16. Provide protection for your own work through project completion. Relative to work performed by other Subcontractors, include the protection, repair or replacement of any adjacent work damaged by your forces. - 3D - Sub Initials

5 17. The subcontractor at its own cost shall at all times keep the site and premises clean of all debris caused by the work of its operations. Include daily clean up and removal of the Subcontractor s trash and debris to dumpsters at grade as directed by Turner Project staff. All debris is to be segregated as required for proper disposal. Turner will provide suitable dumpsters for trash removal at no additional cost to the Subcontractor. Crates, boxes and other large items of debris must be broken down by Subcontractor to maximize dumpster use. Dunnage may not be left on site. If this is not completed to the satisfaction of Turner s superintendent, Turner will perform this work at Subcontractor s expense. Hazardous materials and petroleum products may not be placed in the dumpster(s). Subcontractor must legally dispose of any hazardous or petroleum waste that is generated and provide Turner with the required documentation related to disposal of hazardous or petroleum wastes. 18. Submittal information shall be presented to Turner Construction Company within fourteen (14) calendar days of Turner s Notice to Proceed to the Subcontractor or within fourteen (14) calendar days of receipt by the subcontractor of the subcontract for signature whichever occurs earlier. Approval of submittals and delivery of materials to the project site must be achieved by the Subcontractor in accordance with the Project Schedule. Subcontractor shall supply up to six (6) copies(if required) of each submittal not including an electronic PDF File which also must be included. Any deviation from the Contract Documents shall be noted very clear and evident on the submittal. 19. This contractor is to provide electronic as-built information marked up on the contract drawings. Information is to be complete with any and all changes that are made. 20. The Subcontractor agrees that a Principal of its firm shall attend a Turner jobsite meeting and walk the project with its Project Staff at least once per month. The purpose of a monthly site visit shall be to assure Turner and the Owner that Subcontractor s senior management is committed to performing the work at the level of safety and quality that is in conformance with the Contract Documents, industry standards and requirements. 21. Subcontractors Work includes providing coordination with Turner, Turner s subcontractors and Owner s subcontractors. This includes out of sequence and comeback work when work of other trades is required prior to and/or affects the work of this trade. 22. Provide all testing required by the Contract Documents and Code requirements that will not be performed by the Owner s Independent Testing Laboratory. 23. Coordinated and schedule all inspections required by the city of. 24. Include all work, equipment and/or devices necessary to provide complete, functioning systems as may be reasonably inferred in the Contract Documents. 25. The Subcontractor acknowledges visiting the Site and has become familiar with all of the existing conditions, access to work areas, adjacent structures, etc. Subcontractor will field measure and survey existing conditions and no additional compensation will be considered as a result of existing conditions. Subcontractor shall report any findings or discrepancies to Turner for purposes of coordination with other trades and not for purposes of additional compensation. 26. Provide attic stock and/or surplus material in accordance with the Contract Documents. 27. Provide mock-ups required by the Contract Documents. 28. Participate in all project coordination activities, including BIM requirements, as directed by Turner per the attached BIM Implementation Plan. - 3E - Sub Initials

6 29. Clean truck wheels and tires as necessary, prior to leaving the site. Subcontractor will be responsible for any street cleaning that is required due to a failure to comply with this requirement. 30. No scissor/aerial/man lifts will be allowed in rooms after door frames have been installed. 31. All Changes shall be reviewed, priced and submitted to Turner for review within 7 working days unless otherwise agreed to with the Project Engineer. All changes, whether an addition, deduct or no cost require a formal written response. 32. There will be no use of the Hospital or facilities, including bathrooms(cafeteria may be acceptable upon approval by Owner). All workers shall use temporary toilets provided by Turner. Sanitation facilities will be provided in accordance with OSHA regulations/standards. 33. It is understood by this Subcontractor that the Work is being performed adjacent to an existing, operational Hospital that is open to the public 24 hours a day. Therefore this Subcontractor shall assume that Work can be stopped or started at any time due to noise, dust, logistics, or any other reason if the Work is interfering with Hospital operations. Include costs in this Subcontract to perform the work on off-hours, weekends, evenings, etc. in order to minimize disruption to the Hospital. 34. This Subcontractor is responsible to notify the Turner Superintendent two weeks in advance of any utility shutdowns, tie-ins, or other work that may affect the daily operations of the existing Hospital. 35. Temporary partitions will be provided by others in order to separate the Construction Area from the occupied Hospital Areas (including Ambulance Garage). This Subcontractor will be responsible for maintaining this temporary partition. Work will not be allowed outside the designated construction area, including material storage. 36. This Subcontractor acknowledges that the best practices of Lean Construction will be administered on this project. Lean principles can be reviewed at Weekly meetings and site planning will be dedicated in efforts to promote Lean Construction. 37. Laydown and storage of materials will be extremely limited. This Subcontractor will be allowed to store material at the site ONLY with prior approval by Turner s Superintendent for location and duration. This subcontractor shall only delivery materials that will be installed within two (2) weeks of delivery. All materials, tools, equipment, etc. within the building must be stored on wheels to facilitate relocation if required to allow other trades to continue with their work. 38. This hospital and all grounds are tobacco-free. Under no circumstances will any form of tobacco be allowed on the property. This includes chewing tobacco. 39. Two weeks prior to installation, review work in place and inform Turner Construction of any corrections required to insure proper installation of the Work. Start of installation of Work indicates acceptance of work previously completed. 40. Provide all drinking water for this subcontractor s employees for the performance of the work. 41. The contract price shall not be altered for any work that could have been reasonably inferred from the Contract Documents. The following items are listed as examples of the intent of this statement, but is not limited to these items alone: a. Variations to avoid interference and obstructions. b. Providing all components and services usually supplied with a specific system. c. The providing of all necessary equipment and appurtenances, whether shown or not, for a complete operating system in strict code compliance based on equipment and fixtures indicated on the Contract Documents. - 3F - Sub Initials

7 d. Testing performed in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents to meet the needs of the construction schedule and to not delay the work of other trades. 42. Contractor shall make a good faith effort to recycle when possible. 43. All work installed by this contractor shall meet all code and Authority Having Jurisdiction requirements whether or not shown in the documents. 44. This agreement includes all wages, including normal or scheduled increases for the completion of the project. SAFETY 1. Turners CCIP Wrap Up insurance and safety program will be utilized on this project. Therefore, subcontractors and sub-subcontractors agree to abide by the policies, procedures, and regulations contained within the CCIP Insurance Manual, CCIP Project Safety Program and any future addenda s, Federal OSHA Regulations, and all applicable state and local laws. All policies, procedures, and regulations are to be strictly enforced by the subcontractor at all times for all lower tiered sub-subcontractors. 2. Subcontractors will be responsible for meeting with all sub-subcontractors to review the safety and insurance requirements of the project, provide a copy of the CCIP Project Safety Program to the sub-subcontractor, Turner safety standards exceeding OSHA Standards, etc. 3. Subcontractor is responsible and accountable for all safety and insurance requirements relative to the performance of its work and the performance of its tiered sub-subcontractors work. In the event of insurance and / or safety fines or safety consultation services charged to subcontractors or their lower tier sub-subcontractors, such fines or service fees will be deducted from the subcontractor. 4. Subcontractors will maintain on the jobsite a copy of the CCIP Project Safety Program for review and reference by the Superintendent, Foreman, Workers, or other subcontractor representatives. 5. Subcontractor and sub-subcontractors will be responsible for reviewing the safety requirements contained within these provisions and the CCIP Project Safety Program which outlines specific safety responsibilities and requirements for working on this project. Turner Safety requirements exceeding OSHA Standard Requirements are outlined on page 29 of the CCIP Project Safety Program.. 6. Subcontractor agrees to subcontract work only to sub-subcontractors with an Experience Modification Factor (EMF) of 1.0 or less. If a sub-subcontractor with an EMF exceeding 1.0 must be utilized for work on the project, then Turner must authorize the sub-subcontractor. 7. Subcontractor will submit the Subcontractor Safety Prequalification form (along with the appropriate attachments) and the Pre-Construction Safety Checklist form (along with the appropriate attachments) contained within the CCIP Project Safety Program for itself and each sub-subcontractor in writing to Turner 2 weeks prior to coming on site and initiating work. 8. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors are responsible for all costs associated with Turners Substance Abuse Program (6 panel drug / alcohol testing for employment, post accident, random, suspicion, etc.) as mandated by the CCIP Insurance Manual and CCIP Project Safety Program. Acceptable forms of drug test results: a. CISAP Substance Abuse Certification Card (< 2 year) - 3G - Sub Initials

8 b. Approved Subcontractors Substance Abuse Program (< 1 year) c. Turner Administered Substance Abuse Drug Test Results (< 1 year) 9. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors will provide proper PPE, train workers in proper use of PPE, and enforce the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in accordance to Federal OSHA regulations, applicable state and local laws, subcontractors / sub-subcontractors safety program, and the CCIP Project Safety Program requirements. Mandated PPE includes: Hardhats, ANSI Z87.1 Safety Glasses, and High Visibility Garments 10. Subcontractors agree that 1 onsite supervisory field personnel, assigned to work full time on this project, will be OSHA Certified by enrolling and passing the TKN OSHA 30 Hour training session or an equivalent OSHA 30 Hour training session within three months of the execution of this contract. In addition, all lower tiered sub-subcontractors with a contract value over $100,000 are required to have at least one supervisory field personnel, assigned to work full time on this project, enroll and pass the TKN OSHA 30 Hour training session or an equivalent OSHA 30 Hour training session within three months of the execution of this contract. If the subcontractor or sub-subcontractor currently has supervisory field personnel who have taken and passed the TKN OSHA 30 Hour course or an equivalent course within the past 3 years, they may be assigned to this project. However, if certification exceeds beyond 3 years, then re-certification is mandatory and must be completed within three months of the execution of this contract. 11. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors will be responsible for all costs associated with workers attending the mandatory jobsite safety orientation, subcontractor safety orientation, stretch and flex, safety coordinator meetings, safety consultation training, training for OSHA Competent Person certification, TKN 30 Hour OSHA certification training, National / Jobsite Specific Safety Stand Downs, or any other safety training requirements as outlined by Federal OSHA, applicable state and local laws, subcontractor / sub-subcontractor safety programs, and the CCIP Project Safety Program. To ensure proper training, Non-English speaking work forces will be provided an interpreter by subcontractors and sub-subcontractors for all training sessions. 12. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors agree to comply with the 6 Fall Protection Program outlined in the CCIP Insurance Manual and CCIP Project Safety Program by submitting a Site Specific Fall Protection and Rescue Plan to Turner Construction prior to initiating work on the project. Components of the plan will include: a. Type of Exposures: Roof and Floor Perimeters, Aerial Lifts, Scaffolding, Scissor Lifts, Floor and Wall Openings, Excavations / Trenches, Stilts, Climbing Vertical Walls / Columns, Ladders, Loading Platforms, Steel Erection / Decking, Struck by Falling Objects etc. b. Type of Systems: a. Fall Arrest: PFAS, Safety Nets, etc. b. Fall Restraint: PFAS, Guardrails, Warning Lines, etc. c. Falling Object Protection: Toe Boards, Canopies, Barricades, etc. c. Type of Equipment: Harnesses, Lanyards, Retractable, Static Lines, Mobile Anchors, Static Lines, 2 x 4 / Wire Rope Guardrails, Warning Line, Rope Grabs, etc. - 3H - Sub Initials

9 d. Competent Person: A Competent Person Acknowledgement form must be completed and submitted along with the competent persons qualifications / resume e. Preplanning: Procedures for preplanning all work where workers are exposed to falls greater then 6 f. Training Workers: How will workers be trained in fall protection and rescue? Training documentation of workers for fall protection must be attached to the plan g. Rescue: Rescue procedures for safely rescuing workers who have fallen 13. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors agree to comply with the Nothing Hits the Ground program outlined in the CCIP Insurance Manual and / or CCIP Project Safety Program. a. Rolling carts containers or other means of collecting scrap material/trash will be provided at all work stations (ie: cutting metal/wood studs, pipes, etc) for the collection of material debris. Throwing material debris on the floor is prohibited. b. All work stations will be waist high (Est. 30 to 40 ) in order to eliminate excessive bending over and squatting down for cutting material. c. Non-Combustible back stops are to be installed behind all metal cutting saw work stations for stopping / capturing sparks. d. All extension cords for powering all work stations will be properly hung up a minimum of 7 off the ground. e. All extension cords will be properly hung up a minimum of 7 off the ground. If suspending the extension cord is not feasible, then the extension cord will be picked up and put away after use / end of the day. Exceptions to this policy are extension cords for battery recharging in lifts and other equipment. f. All material will be stored on pallets, rolling carts, rolling racks, etc. so material can be moved as warranted. g. In lieu of electrical powered tools, subcontractors should consider the replacement of electrical powered tools with battery powered tools to reduce the number of extension cords on the project. 14. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors agree to comply with the Ladders Last program outlined in the CCIP Insurance Manual and / or CCIP Project Safety Program by eliminating / reducing the presence of ladders on the project by substituting ladders with safer means such as platform ladders, aerial baskets, scissor lifts, rolling scaffolding, baker/perry type scaffolding, etc. 15. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors utilizing cranes (Mobile / Tower) on the project will comply with the following requirements: a. A copy of the cranes Annual Inspection Certification will be provided to Turner prior to being placed in service. b. Submit a 3 rd party inspection certification (Completed by an outside company) of the crane (ie: Crawler lattice boom cranes) to Turner prior to being placed in service. c. All crane operators must be certified by an independent testing agency approved by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCO). Copies of their certification must be submitted to Turner. Non-certified crane operators must be approved by Turner. d. Crane rental and/or Crane rental with an operator will mandate a $5M per occurrence General Liability Policy Limit. 16. Subcontractor shall remove and replace perimeter OSHA cabling, barricades and/or toe boards, which have been installed by others, if required for the performance of its own Work. If any existing fall protection is altered and/or removed by this Subcontractor in order to conduct their Work, this Subcontractor is responsible to create and maintain a controlled access zone until - 3I - Sub Initials

10 such time the fall protection has been replaced/reinstalled by this Subcontractor to OSHA specifications and/or Turner requirements, whichever is more stringent. Any personnel working in the controlled access zone while the fall protection is not in place is required to be utilizing another means of fall protection, i.e. tied off with a safety harness and lanyard. 17. Continuous perimeter safety cabling will not be installed at the edge of roofs by Turner. All trades that have reason to work on the roof shall provide all required fall protection systems for leading edge conditions while working on the roof. 18. Provide signage, barricades, overhead protection and all other OSHA required items for overhead protection while performing this Work. STORM WATER 1. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors disturbing soil will have one field personnel (ie: superintendent / supervisor / foreperson) assigned to the project on a full time basis complete the Turner University Subcontractor Short Course Introduction into Erosion and Sediment Control within 7 days of starting work on site. 2. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors utilizing earthmoving equipment, above ground fuel storage tanks, etc will provide onsite a Hazardous Material Clean Up kit (Spill Kit) for accidental spills of hydraulic fluids, gasoline, diesel, etc. 3. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors utilizing above ground fuel storage tanks with secondary confinement systems will cover all tanks with tarps to eliminate / reduce contamination of rain water. 4. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors utilizing concrete mixers will provide ground protection by using tarps, plastic, etc. 5. Subcontractors and sub-subcontractors working with concrete will provide concrete tubs, temporary concrete washouts meeting SWPPP requirements, etc. SCHEDULING AND SEQUENCING OF WORK The schedule information below is included to assist the Subcontractor in anticipating manpower and equipment requirements. The Subcontractor is to submit a schedule showing its plan for accomplishing the work within the times described below and per the construction schedule attached as Exhibit H. Critical dates of the work of this Contract are as follows: New Building Substantial Completion October 17, 2014 Project Complete May 11, 2015 The Subcontractor shall sequence the Work so as to conform to Turner s Project Schedule. When project phasing interrupts the Work, the Subcontractor shall be responsible for any demobilization and remobilization necessary to complete the Work in accordance with the Project Schedule. Subcontractor shall be responsible for coordinating the Work and complying with Turner s schedule by providing transitions in the Work so as to minimize any impact. Provide all sequencing / scheduling / overtime as necessary to meet the schedule. The Subcontractor shall provide Turner Construction a schedule for installation that in turn can be used by the Superintendent to develop a project construction schedule, along with coordination in the periodic pullplan scheduling sessions. The Subcontractor shall provide the necessary manpower and/or equipment to complete the Work without extending the project schedule and causing delays. - 3J - Sub Initials

11 INSURANCE Provide an insurance certificate naming Turner Construction Company, Anderson County KS, St. Lukes Hospital of Garnett, and Saint Luke s Health System as additional insured.. All insurance must be submitted to Turner Construction Kansas City on a Turner Certificate of Insurance Form 576 rev. 9/85, or an Accord form acceptable to Turner Construction. Evidence of coverage shall be provided prior to commencement of work and coverage shall be maintained throughout the end of the project. a. The minimum limit for the Subcontractor s General Liability Insurance shall be at least $3,000,000. b. Worker s Compensation and Employers Liability Insurance shall be provided in an amount in accordance with the laws of the State of Missouri. c. Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance with a minimum of $1,000,000 for Bodily Injury and Property Damage per accident. Builder s Risk Insurance shall be provided by Turner or Owner. However, Subcontractor is responsible for the deductible in the event of a loss from the Subcontractor END ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS - 3K - Sub Initials