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Polyelectrolyte Dosing System. 77 3.3.1. Pulsator Clarifier Polyelectrolyte Dosing System Operating Principles 77 3.3.2. Dosing Factors 77 4. Abbreviations 77 5. Drawings and Datasheets 78 6. Specifications 82 7. Constraints on how the Contractor Provides the Works 84 7.1. Working hours 84 7.2. Meetings 84 7.3. Documentation 84 7.3.1. Submissions with the tender 85 7.3.2. Submissions after contract award 85 7.3.3. Manuals 85 7.4. Invoicing and payment 86 7.5. Records of Defined Cost 86 7.6. Title to material from excavation and demolition 86 7.7. People 87 7.8. Transportation 88 7.9. Supplier Development and Localisation (SD&L) 88 7.9.1 Recruitment of General Labour 88 7.9.2 Transporting of Staff 88 7.9.3 Small, Micro, Medium Enterprises 88 7.9.4 Supplier Development and Localisation Plan 88 7.10. General 89 8. Requirements for the programme 89 8.1. Programme 89 8.2. Quality Requirements 89 8.3. Safety, Health and Environment 90 8.4. Environmental Rules and Regulations 90
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