SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES: Sample Clauses

SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. Contractor staff assign is expected to perform duties cautiously and with a high degree of understanding of the specific guidelines of the environment. This requires preparation and assessment of what is being requested to move, such as Fossils/Museums Pieces or Centers, Laboratory Facilities, Computer Data Centers, etc.). Higher insurance coverage may be required.
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SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. A. Contractor may be asked to provide “Specialty Moving Services” under this Contract. This shall be billed at the rates set forth in Attachment B, Pricing and Compensation, Pricing “Specialty Services”. B. Contractor shall coordinate and meet with respective Department County Coordinator to discuss and assess specialty project. County Coordinator shall approve the move project to be processed under “Specialty Moving Services” rates C. Contractor shall provide a quote listing all labor and materials required for the “Specialty Moving Services” to include, but not limited to, as follows: Quote Process: 1. Contractor(s) shall provide a quote for specialty projects at the hourly rates set forth in Attachment B, Pricing and Compensation. 2. Contractor(s) shall write detailed information on all quotes, minimum but not be limited to: a.) Department Name, b.) Quote/Estimate Number, c.) Quote Date d.) County employee full name requesting quote/estimate e.) Quantities of items, f.) Description of project, g.) Details description of what is required, h.) Estimated Time of Project for each line item, i.) Pricing shall be listed as MSRP/List Price, minus percentage discount and net price for each item listed on quote, j.)
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SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. 7.1 Contractor shall provide specialty moving services to each participating Department as requested by each County Department Coordinator. 7.2 Contractor shall coordinate and meet with each Department County Coordinator to discuss and assess specialty project. 7.3 An authorized County personnel shall contact Contractor to request a quote for any specialty moving services. Quotes shall be reviewed and approved by each County Coordinator. 7.4 Contractor shall provide quote for all specialty moving projects based on the rates set for the in Attachment B.
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SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. 1.1. Contractor shall be able to provide specialty moving services at the request of the Department County Coordinator. These services shall be performed with a high degree of understanding of the specific handling guidelines of that particular request. 1.2. Specialty Moving Services will require preparation and assessment of what is being requested to move, such as Fossils Pieces, Museum Centers, Laboratory Facilities, Computer Data Centers, etc.
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SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. 7.1 Contractor shall provide specialty moving services to each participating Department as requested by each County Department Coordinator. 7.2 Contractor shall coordinate and meet with each Department County Coordinator to discuss and assess specialty project. 7.3 An authorized County personnel shall contact Contractor to request a quote for any specialty moving services. Quotes shall be reviewed and approved by each County Coordinator. 7.4 Contractor shall provide quote for all specialty moving projects based on the rates set for the in Attachment B. 7.4.1 Contractor shall provide a quote for specialty projects at the hourly rates set forth in Attachment B. 7.4.2 Contractor shall write detailed information on all quotes, minimum but not be limited to: (1) Department Name, (2) Quote/Estimate Number, (3) Quote Date (4) County employee full name requesting quote/estimate (5) Quantities of items, (6) Description of project, (7) Details description of what is required, (8) Estimated Time of Project for each line item, (9) Pricing shall be listed as MSRP/List Price, minus percentage discount and net price for each item listed on quote, (10) Extended dollar amount (if applicable) (11)
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SPECIALTY MOVING SERVICES:. 1. Contractor shall be able to provide specialty moving services at the request of the Department County Coordinator. These services shall be performed with a high degree of understanding of the specific handling guidelines of the particular request. 2. Specialty Moving Services will require preparation and assessment of what is being requested to move, such as Fossils Pieces, Museum Centers, Laboratory Facilities, Computer Data Centers, etc. 3. Contractor shall provide quotes for all projects under “Specialty Moving Services” based on the rates set for the in Attachment B. For more details, please refer to Attachment A – Scope of Work. 4. In addition, Contractor understands specialty moving services may have additional insurance requirements based on the requested service and specific guidelines. Contractor shall provide the additional insurance as requested by County for the specialty moving service as required. Monday - Friday 8 AM to 5 PM (PT) Monday - Friday 5:01 pm-7:59 am (PT) All Day (PT) 001 Specialty Staff Hourly $40.00 $60.00 $80.00 5. Contractor may utilized the listed equipment and materials for specialty moving services, such as Fossil Pieces, Museum Centers, Laboratory Facilities, Computer Data Centers, etc. 001 Genie Lift $50.00/Per Day 002 Fork Lift $425.00/Per Day 003 Pallet Jacks $50.00/Per Day 004 Bubble Wrap $135.00/Roll 005 Security Wrap $75.00/Roll
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