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<br />47. OPERATIONS AND SlORllGE AREAS (1965 JAN)
<br />laJ Ml operations of the Contractor Uncludil19 storage of
<br />upon Governllent pu~.1ae5 shall be confined to areas ill.l.thorhed 01;
<br />the COntracting Officer. The Contractor shall hold and save the
<br />its officers dlnd aqents. free and bar.les8 fr~ liability of
<br />occasioned by his operations.
<br />(b) Tempora~ bulldlpgs (storage sheds, shops, offices, etc.) may be
<br />erected by the COntractor only with the approval of the Contracting Officer,
<br />and shall be built with labor and materials furnished by the Contractor
<br />without expense to the Governaent. Such temporary buildings and utll1t~e8
<br />shall relllain the property of the Contractoc and shall be ceaovel;l by hlll\ at hi~
<br />expense upon the cOlIIpletion of the work. With thtt written consent of the
<br />Contracting Officer. such buildings and utilitht8 lI.iIy be abandoned and need
<br />no t be relBOved.
<br />Ie) The Contractor- shall, under regulations prescr ibed by the Contractlng
<br />Officer, use only established roadways or consttuct <iln4 use such telllporary
<br />roadways as Illay be authorized by the ContractiA9 Officer. Whete materials an
<br />transported in the prosecution of the work, vehicles shall not be toaded
<br />beyond the loadinl) capacity reco_ended by the Illanufacturer of the vehicle or
<br />prescribed by any Federal, State or local law or regulation. When it is
<br />necessary to cross curbings or sidewalks, protection against da.lllage shall he
<br />provided by the COntractor and any da.aged roads, curbings, or sideYalks shall
<br />be repaired by, or at the expense of the Contractor-. (OAR 1-602.]5)
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<br />Illatedals.
<br />appr-o,'l~d by
<br />Gover-runent,
<br />any nature
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<br />50. CLEANING UP (1965 JAN)
<br />The Contractor- ~haLl at all times keep the conshuction area, including
<br />storage aroas used by hill, fr-ee fro. accu..ulatlons of waste lllllterhil or
<br />rubbish ..,nd pr ior to comple.ti':m of the work relllOve any rubbish fro. the
<br />prom_hes and a~~ tools,. scaffoldiD9, equiPJllent, and _teda1s not the property
<br />o~- the GoveuUIlent. Upoo cOlRpletlon' of the - c_onetruct1on the Contractor shall
<br />~eaYe the work an~ pre.ia~s in a cl~an, neat and workmanlike condition
<br />~aHshcto(:y to, the ~nt~~ct1~ Offil?l!l:r. ~(DAR 1-602.40)
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<br />51~ ADDITIONAL DEfINITIONS (196~ JAN)
<br />(a) Wh~rever in the spe(:ifications or upon the dr-awil'l9s the words
<br />"'directed,'" "'r~quiced,~ "'o(:dered,'" "'deei9nated,'" "'preecribed.'" or- ~rde of
<br />~iklj;! 11llport are us~d. it shall be! understood that the "'direction.'"
<br />'requicement,'" "'order-ed,~ ~deslq~ation,'" or "'prescription,'" of the Qontcacting
<br />pfflcer 1s intended and siltilarly th~ words "'approved,'" "'acceptable,'"
<br />~sati9factory'" or- words of li~e i_port shall mean "'approved by'" or .acceptable
<br />to.'" or .sati~factory to'" the ContractiP9 O(ficer. unless otherwise expresely
<br />stated.
<br />(b) Where "'as shown,'" "'as i.micated,. "'AS detailed,'" or warde of sillllar
<br />import are ue~d. "it shall be undeutQ.o:d tbat the -re(e.rence is _de to the
<br />drawinge accomp~nyinq thIs c<)ntract unles,s stated other-wise. The word
<br />.pr-ovided" as used herein shall' be understood to melln "'provided co.plete il)
<br />place, '" that ~9 ~furn1shed and In6t'all~d. '" lOAR 1-602.41)
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<br />bY have the necessary work performed and cha1ge the cost thereof t-o the
<br />COntractor. (OAR 7-602.]4.
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<br />48. MODIFICATION PROPOSALS - PRICE BREAItOOWN (1968 APf{)
<br />The Contractor, in connection with any proposal he Illakes for a contract
<br />modification, shall furnish a price breakdown. 1te.j.~ed as required by the
<br />contractih9 Officer. Unless otherwise directed, the breakdown shall be in
<br />sufficient detail to peC1llit an analysts of all lIl4ter:ial, labor, equiplllent,
<br />subcontract. and overhead costs, as well as profit. and shall cover all work
<br />involved in the modification, whethec such work was deleted. added or
<br />changed. Any "BlOunt claimed for subcontracts shall be sl,lppo{ted by a similar
<br />pdce breakdown. In addition, if the proposal includes" tim.e extension, a
<br />justification therefor- shall also be furnished. 'l'he pcopo$~l, toeJether with
<br />the price breakdown and HIRe extension justification, shall be fur-nished by
<br />the date Gpecified by the Contracting Officer. (OAR 1~602.16)
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<br />5~. ACCIDENT PREVENTION (19Bl ~UG)
<br />la) In order to provide safety controls for protection to the life and
<br />health of employees ~nd other persone, for- prevention of da.age 'to property,
<br />materials, supplies. and equipqentJ and for avoidance of work intecruptions in
<br />the performance of this contract, the Contractor ehall comply with all
<br />pertinent provisions of Corps of Engineers Manual, EM 3$5-1-1, dated 1 April
<br />1981. entitled "'Safety and ReaUh Requir-elllents Manual"', and will' dso take or
<br />cause to be taken 8uch additional measures as the Contracting Officer llIay
<br />determine to be ceasonably necessary for the pu~se. .
<br />(b) The Contractor will maintain an accUJ;ate r-ecord of, and will report
<br />to the ContracHn~ Off~cer in the manner and on the forms prescribed by the
<br />COntracting Officer, exposure data and all accidents resulting in death,
<br />tr',!,UJI.,atic injury, occupational disease, and dalllaqe to property, lIIatedals,
<br />supplies and equipment incident to work perfoCllled under this contract.
<br />(c) The eon tcactinq Officer will notify the Contractor of any
<br />noncomplhnce with 'the foregofng provi8ione and the action to be taken. the
<br />COntr-a~tor- shall, aft~r receipt of such pot'lce, immediately take correctIve
<br />action. Such notice, when delivered to the COntractor or his representative
<br />at the site of the work, shall be deemed eufficient for the purpose. If the
<br />Contr'actor fails or refuses to comply promptly, the Contracting Officer Illay
<br />iseuli!' an order stopping all or part of the work until satisfactory cor-rective
<br />action has been taken. No part of the H.e lost due to ariy such stop orders
<br />shA~l be ..ad_e the subject of clai.. for exteneion of tillle or for excess costs
<br />or damages by the Contractor-.
<br />(d) Compliance with the pIovisions of this clause by subcontcacto(l!l will
<br />be the responsibility of the Contractor.
<br />(e) Prior to c~nce.ent of the work the Contractor willI
<br />(1) submit in writing his proposals for effectuating this
<br />provision for a(=cident p~eventionJ
<br />(2) .eet in conference with representatives of the contracting
<br />Officer to discuss and develop Ilutual understandings relative
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<br />49. SUBOONTRACTORS (1979 MAR)
<br />IIn construction contracts to be performed in united States possessions
<br />(as defined in DAR 18-70].2. and in Puerto Rico, the second sentence .1!J
<br />MOdified to refer only to the clauses required by DAR 18-10].2)
<br />Within seven days after the award of any subcontract either by h,i-lllself or
<br />a subcontractor, the COntractor shall deliver to the Contracting Off.icer a.
<br />cOlllpleted DD Fol'UI 1566. The fOUl shall include the subcontr-acto.{'s
<br />acknowledge_nt of th~ inclusion in his subcontract of the clauses of this
<br />contract entitled -Davis-Bacon Act,'" "'Contract WOrk Rours and Safety Standards
<br />Act-Overtillle Compensation,'" "'l\ppIentices and Tr-ainees,. "'COJIIpliance w.1-th
<br />Copeland Requlations.'" "Withhold.1ng of Funds,. .Suhc-ontracts,'" "'Contract
<br />Ter.ination-Debarlllent,'" and .payrolls and Basic Records.'" Nclthing contained
<br />in th.1e contract shall create .any contractual r,elation be,tween the
<br />subcontractor and the Government. (OAR 1-602.17)
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