Site work for a water / sewer project in San Lorenzo, California. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

The project work is generally described as: 1-1 The project work is generally described as: The demolition of infrastructure related to the EBMUD Bayside Production well including the removal of approximately 120 linear feet of underground 12-inch pipe, removal of approximately 200 linear feet of underground concrete encased fiber/electric conduit and 3 concrete pull boxes, backfilling and compacting trench excavations with aggregate base, demolition of approximately 37 linear feet of above ground 12-inch pipe, pipe supports, and concrete slabs, demolition and modification of existing fence and gate, and demolition of transformer, building, HVAC system, grounding rods and concrete pads. The project also includes protection of existing water facilities and electrical facilities during excavation. 2.1 Documents Furnished by District. The District will furnish to the Contractor, free of charge, one (1) set of reproducible Project Plans and five (5) sets of prints of the Project Plans and Technical Specifications for execution of the Work. Throughout the performance of the Work the Contractor must keep one copy of the Project Plans and Technical Specifications in good order and available for review by the Construction Manager, the Engineer, the Architect, and any other District contractors or representatives. 2.2 Ownership of Documents Furnished by District. All documents furnished by the District, including, but not limited to, the Technical Specifications, Project Plans, and any copies, are the property of the District. Documents furnished by the District may not to be used on any other work. All documents furnished by the District must be returned to District upon completion of the Work. 2.3 Technical Specifications and Project Plans. 2.3.1 The Technical Specifications and Project Plans are complementary and intended to mutually describe the Work necessary to complete the Project in accordance with the Contract Documents. 2.3.2 In general, the Project Plans indicate dimensions, position and kind of construction, and the Technical Specifications indicate qualities and methods. Any Work indicated on the Project Plans and not mentioned in the Technical Specifications or vice versa must be furnished as though fully set forth in both. Work that is not particularly detailed, marked or specified shall be the same as similar Work that is detailed, marked or specified. The Contractor must furnish items necessary for the operation of equipment depicted in the Project Plans or specified in the Technical Specifications that are suitable to allow such equipment to function properly at no extra charge. 2.3.3 The Contractor must notify the Construction Manager and the Architect as soon as possible of any apparent errors or inconsistencies, including, but not limited to, typographical or notational errors in the Project Plans, Technical Specifications, and/or in work done by others affecting the Work. The Construction Manager will issue instructions concerning any such apparent errors or inconsistencies. If the Contractor proceeds with Work impacted by apparent errors or inconsistencies without instructions from the Construction Manager, the Contractor shall do so at its sole risk and shall have all of the obligations and the District shall have all of the rights and remedies specified in Section 11 concerning any resulting damage or defect. 2.3.4 The General Conditions apply with equal force to all of the Work, including extra work authorized by the Construction Manager in accordance with the Contract Documents. The Contractor must submit any required shop diagrams and/or drawings by the times and in the quantities indicated in the Technical Specifications. Any such shop diagrams and/or drawings must show completely the Work to be done, expanding on the Project Plans concerning details not previously shown, field conditions and the condition of the Work. Architect or Engineer review of such shop diagrams and/or drawings will concern conformance with the requirements of the Contract Documents only. The Architect or Engineer assumes no responsibility for the correctness or accuracy of the dimensions or any other contents of any shop diagrams and/or drawings submitted by the Contractor. The Contractor must check all dimensions at the Work site. Shop diagrams and/or drawings must be clearly marked with the name of the Project and the name of the Contractor, subcontractor or supplier making the submittal, and must be stamped and signed by the Contractor and submitted under a signed transmittal letter from the Contractor certifying that all dimensions have been checked at the Work site. These requirements are mandatory. The Architect or Engineer will not review shop diagrams and/or drawings that do not satisfy these requirements. The Contractor will be responsible for any and all discrepancies between dimensions of the actual Project site and/or Work and those shown on shop diagram and/or drawings submitted by the Contractor, and for any other errors contained in or resulting from such shop diagrams and/or drawings, including, but not limited to, errors in material and/or equipment quantities and any resulting errors, delays or additional cost in the performance of the Work. The Contractor will have all of the obligations and the District will have all of the rights and remedies that are specified in Section 11 concerning any discrepancies or errors in shop diagrams and/or drawings submitted by the Contractor, and concerning any resulting errors, delays or additional costs in the performance of the Work.