BID ITEM # 131061 – TECHNICAL SUPPORT Sample Clauses

BID ITEM # 131061 – TECHNICAL SUPPORT. The unit rate bid for this item shall include providing technical support to the Department and their Consultant(s) and Bridge Contractor(s) during the construction of various structure replacement projects (on separate contracts) where the modular bridges will be used to construct temporary traffic detours. The contract(s) for designs were awarded to the successful Consultant(s) on 27 November 2019. It is expected that tenders for construction of the replacement structure(s) could be posted in early-to-mid April 2020, with contract(s) awarded and work to begin in mid-to-late May 2020. Scheduled timelines for construction will vary between structures. The Contractor shall provide technical support services as described below for twenty five (25) working days for the period commencing 1 April 2020 until 31 December 2022. This scope shall include, but not be limited to, the following services:  Work with the Department and the Department’s Consultants(s) in reviewing project sites in assessing the best possible location for installation of the modular bridges as well as assist with the design of temporary approach roads, structure abutments and abutment foundations;  Provide technical support during structure replacement tender periods and respond to any questions, clarification requests, information requests, request for alternate, etc. during tender and/or construction. Provide to the Department written documentation and/or sketches of responses, as required;  Attend construction meetings on site as requested by the Department. Respond to and/or take action on any design or construction related issues which may arise; and  Perform site visits during modulate bridge assembly and launch and as requested by the Department and provide the Department with written documentation (two pages maximum) for each site visit outlining items inspected during visit whether deficient or not. The unit rate bid item shall also include the Contractor’s cost associated with providing the technical support as described above for the following:  Toll charges paid by the Contractor for long distance telephone calls, telegraph messages and similar telecommunications in connection with the work;  Amounts paid by the Contractor for reasonable out-of-town living and traveling expenses of the Contractor's personnel employed directly in connection with the work; and  The cost of producing drawings, photographs, reports and similar documents required by the Department. SCHEDULE B...
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