Work location: bankruptcy 230 N. 1ST AVE. Phoenix, AZ 85003 project: patch & painting the contractor shall provide all necessary material, labor, and supervision to supply and install corner guards,…

Work location: bankruptcy 230 N. 1ST AVE. Phoenix, AZ 85003 project: patch & painting the contractor shall provide all necessary material, labor, and supervision to supply and install corner guards, patch minor marks on walls, and paint bankruptcy S space on the 1ST, 3RD, 6TH, and 7TH floors at 230 N. 1ST AVE. Phoenix, AZ 85003. Scope of work demolition: 1. The contractor will move furniture such as desks, cabinets, chairs as needed to paint wall. New repair service: 1. The contractor will patch minor scraps on walls through out bankruptcy space. 2. The contractor will sand down all patch work to be flush and smooth with wall. 3. The contractor will lay down drop cloth to protect carpet and furniture from drywall MUD and paint. 4. The contractor shall paint 1ST, 3RD, 6TH, and 7TH floors of bankruptcies space. The paint shall match existing paint in both color and sheen. 5. The contractor will move back all furniture back to original place after completion of painting. 6. The contractor will in no way interferer with normal operations of the building or its tenants. Work will be done after hours. The finished build out shall be equal in the quality of both products and workmanship of the building standard. This build out shall include if applicable, but not limited to: drywall repair, painting, and installation of corner guards. All work is to be performed in accordance with all applicable codes and trade practices. Safety contractor is required to submit safety plans for government approval prior to the start of work. At a minimum all contractors should be required to conduct and document at least one safety meeting prior to the start of any work addressing safety issues pertinent to the project. Larger/complex projects may require weekly or daily safety meetings depending upon the situation, and perhaps written procedures for certain aspects of the work. In such cases, contractors need to identify the applicable OSH requirements for the work being accomplished and have a written plan for compliance. 1. The contractor shall coordinate the project and all involved parties. 2. The contractor shall not interrupt the daily activities of the building tenants. 3. The contractor shall maintain a job file and conduct a final inspection for acceptance. 4. The contractor shall follow up any punch list items to insure compliance. 5. The contractor shall leave the affected areas in a neat and clean fashion during and upon completion of work. 6. The contractor shall meet with GSA and agency for pre-construction meeting. 7. The contractor shall submit a schedule for GSA or agency approval before starting work. 8. The contractor shall not start work until a written notice to proceed is issued by GSA. 9. The contractor shall finish work in accordance with contract schedule. Security clearance prior to start of work the contractor shall submit a background clearance information form for all employees that will require access to government owned space. Contract employees determined to be unsuitable will not be allowed access to the work site. Warranty the contractor shall warrant all parts and labor for a period of one year from date of acceptance, unless manufacturer warranty provides additional coverages.