Contractor Work Requirements Sample Clauses

Contractor Work Requirements. It is agreed that the service to be performed under this contract is to provide pet animal sheltering services (as herein defined). The Contractor agrees that all pet animal sheltering services performed for the City shall be performed in full compliance with applicable Federal and State laws, regulations and guidelines for such services. All records, reports, and documents relating to this contract shall be maintained by the Contractor for a period of three (3) years following termination of the contract. The Contractor agrees to provide the following pet animal sheltering services: 1. The Contractor agrees to operate and maintain the shelter facility in accordance with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, Division of Animal Health regulations and the Kansas Pet Animal Act or their successors. 2. The Contractor shall impound pet animals apprehended in the City’s jurisdiction by animal control officers or other employees of the City in accordance with laws or regulations of the State of Kansas. Pet animals apprehended by citizens in the City’s jurisdiction shall be signed in to the shelter by an employee of the Lansing Police Department. The contractor verifies and gives assurance to City that all animals, unless dangerous animals or feral cats, shall be impounded. 3. The Contractor shall provide unobstructed access to impound areas to appropriate City employees through a controlled entry system. Designated employees of the City shall maintain control of their access and not share with any other persons without the express written permission of the Contractor. 4. The Contractor shall accept owner surrendered pets from within the City’s jurisdiction on a space available basis. Owner surrendered pets become the property of the Contractor on the day of intake. 5. The Contractor shall provide adequate food, water, shelter, space, care, treatment and transportation to pet animals housed at the shelter as required by the Kansas Pet Animal Act and implementing Kansas Department of Agriculture regulations. 6. The Contractor shall provide a system for monitoring medical and other information on each sheltered pet animal. 7. The Contractor shall provide a notification list to the City for emergency contact of shelter management outside regular business hours. 8. The Contractor shall maintain all necessary records and reports of pet animals held at the shelter as required by the Kansas Pet Animal Act and associated regulations. 9. If the owner of a pet animal is loc...
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Contractor Work Requirements. Lifting and loading (Items 1-4) The work shall include pulling seedlings from the seedbeds after they are undercut by the government, retrieving empty tubs from trailer, loading the seedlings properly into field tubs, and stacking the tubs onto trailers. The government will provide the tractor operator to move the trailer through fields and back to processing facility. Grading, Sorting, and Packaging of Bareroot and Container Tree Seedlings. (Items 5-9) The bareroot and container seedling work shall include grading, counting, root pruning, packaging, and keeping an accurate tally of the work completed. Container seedlings will be pulled from their containers for grading. Tubs and containers of seedlings will need to be loaded from back of processing facility on to tables for grading. Once tubs are emptied, they should be refilled with burlap and stacked onto pallets. Once containers are emptied and returned they will need to be stacked by size on available pallets. Daily cleaning of the packing shed and restrooms is required. Packing shed will need to have discarded seedlings and debris loaded into dumpsters or trailer. Restroom facilities will need to be wiped down, floors swept and mopped, and garbage removed. The government will remove and empty dumpsters and trailers from grading facility.
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