Scope of Work – GENERAL TO ALL BIDDERS Sample Clauses

Scope of Work – GENERAL TO ALL BIDDERS. It is the intent for this project that the subcontractor performs all work scoped herein and as specified in the Drawings and Specifications, and this project manual. This subcontractor shall furnish 100% of the labor, supervision, materials, tools, equipment, operators, hauling, rigging, temporary shoring (as required) shop drawings, submittals, layout, unloading, scaffolding, ladders, hoisting, transportation, all applicable taxes, permits, engineering, support functions, bonds, warranties, guarantees, and any other items or services necessary for and reasonably incidental to safely execute and complete the work scoped herein, whether temporary or permanent, in full compliance with all drawings, specifications, addenda, general and special conditions, requirements, and other related documents as indicated herein. Subcontractor to reference other Bid Packages for clarifications of coordination among other trades. Failure to review all drawings, specifications, and trade package language shall not excuse subcontractor from completing their scope of work.
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