Supplied by the Contractor. List the Key Person(s) who will perform the Service (or the specific sub-tasks set forth in this Work Statement and any specialized server, storage, or other resources that may be required and provided by the vendor.
Supplied by the Contractor. All materials supplied by the Contractor shall be new and unused and, where applicable, all materials and equipment supplied shall be UL approved. Catalog cuts and/or shop drawings shall accompany all requests for material source approval. 6 sets of such requests shall be sent to DelDOT’s Traffic Sign Shop (attention: Signal Construction Manager). Following initial review by Traffic, 5 sets of the submittal will be forwarded to DelDOT’s Materials and Research Section for final approval. Following their review and approval, 2 sets will be returned to the Contractor, one set will be retained by Materials and Research, and 2 sets will be returned to DelDOT’s Traffic Sign Shop. If more approved copies are desired, the Contractor may elect to submit extras for review.
Supplied by the Contractor. 32.1 The Contractor shall make purchase in accordance with requirements specified in the scope of supply and the technical attachments in accordance with the relevant standards, and will provide the quality certificates. The Contractor shall inform the engineer for checking the delivered materials 24 hours before the delivery to the site field.
Supplied by the Contractor. Where the Contractor provides tents or other temporary membrane structures (the “Structures”) for sleeping accommodations for the short-term camp, it must ensure the Structures: having an area in excess of 18 square meters are inspected by a fire official for approval; are not located within 6 meters of buildings, parked vehicles, internal combustion engines, or other tents or temporary membrane structures. For the purpose of determining required distances, support ropes and guy wires shall be considered as part of the Structures; are adequately braced and anchored to prevent weather-related collapse, including their appurtenances; are, including canopies, composed of flame-resistant material or shall be treated with a flame retardant in an approved manner; flammable-liquid-fuel equipment shall not be used in the Structures or canopies; flammable and combustible liquids shall be stored outside in an approved manner not less than 15 meters from the Structures or canopies; there is sufficient ventilation to prevent the accumulation of disagreeable odours and condensation; are enclosed and weatherproof and provide adequate artificial or natural lighting; floors are of a smooth, easily cleanable finish and kept clean; there is adequate floor space to prevent overcrowding any two persons of opposite sex and not being persons living together as common-law or married are not required to sleep in the same room; an unobstructed clearance of at least 0.6 m between beds, and 1.0 m between each bed and the ceiling; individual dry storage space for personal possessions and clothing for each employee; no room used for sleeping accommodation is used for drying clothes; a moisture barrier (ground sheet) must be used where the bedding is not elevated 30 cm or more above the ground; mattresses and pillows that are supplied at a camp must be encapsulated by a water proof barrier to ensure they remain in a sanitary condition. all mattresses, sheets, pillows, pillow cases, blankets and bed covers are kept in a clean and sanitary condition and laundered to keep them sanitary and before each new user. Bunkhouses or dwelling houses used for sleeping accommodations must also comply with the Industrial Camps Health Regulation.
