STANDARDS AND DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS Sample Clauses

STANDARDS AND DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS. The Government generally follows the International Building Code (IBC). In cases where local code and the IBC code are in conflict, the stricter of the two shall apply. The Contractor is responsible for identifying and conforming with the applicable code. The contractor must follow all laws, local codes, and industry standards while performing work. If the Contractor discovers that a system currently installed in the Consulate offices or residences does not meet all laws, local codes, industry standards, or is otherwise unsafe, the Contractor must inform the Government immediately. The Contractor shall always choose non-toxic materials when non-toxic options are available. When this is not possible, the Contractor must inform the Government in writing of the chemicals or other toxic materials to be used before they are brought to the job site. The contractor must maintain an organized and clean job site. If dust or airborne debris is a possibility, the Contractor must cover floors and furniture, and seal off rooms with plastic to contain the dust and debris. Before leaving the job-site for the day, the Contractor must tidy the job-site, removing trash, cleaning spills, and otherwise clean the site. If the Contractor wishes to store material or equipment on-site, the Contractor must request this in advance from the Government. When a job is finished, the contractor must thoroughly clean the job-site, leaving no trace of dust or debris. The Contractor’s employees or subcontractors must maintain professionalism in language and conduct while in Consulate offices or residences.
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