Common use of Additional Guidelines Clause in Contracts

Additional Guidelines. The following items, regarding institutional security, are raised to increase bidder/contractor awareness of the institutional system environment in which they will be working. These issues are brought to the attention of the Contractor, his/her employees and subcontractors for their use as guidelines during the term of any contract. 4.31.2.1 Do not bring any firearms or weapons of any kind onto the institution’s grounds. To do so constitutes a felony. (This includes a prohibition against any weapons in vehicles.) 4.31.2.2 Do not bring any alcohol or controlled substances onto the institution grounds. Lunch boxes, toolboxes and other containers will be checked at the gate. 4.31.2.3 Confirm, with the Institution’s Warden or Colonel, where vehicles should be parked. 4.31.2.4 Do not leave keys in ignition or elsewhere in motor vehicles. 4.31.2.5 Lock all vehicles and tool boxes. Wheel locking devices may be required. 4.31.2.6 Obtain and carry formal identification. (This means a Florida Driver’s License or Florida Identification Card.) Proper identification will be required to be admitted to the institution. 4.31.2.7 Establish materials storage and working areas with the Warden or Colonel. 4.31.2.8 Do not shutdown any utilities without the prior approval of the Warden or Colonel. 4.31.2.9 Do not traffic with inmates. Absolutely no transactions are to occur between Contractor’s personnel and inmates. This includes a prohibition against giving or receiving anything. 4.31.2.10 Do not communicate with inmates, verbal or otherwise, without the institution’s authorization.