19AU9026Q0011_SOW_en.pdf

U.S. Embassy Vienna Project: Consulate, Mariott Hotel, Parking 12A, 1010 Vienna – Removal of 2 Half Walls Trade: SOW Construction Work, Flooring and Electrical Installation

SCOPE OF WORK

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GENERAL REMARKS

General Preliminary Comments

Project description The project is at the U.S. Consulate, Mariott Hotel/4. Floor, Parkring 12A, 1010 Vienna.

In the property mentioned, 2 half- walls in the waiting room area shall be removed. New floor surface shall be installed in the demolishing area.

1.Scope of work General Contractor for Construction work, Flooring and Electrical Installation This tender specification includes the following work:

Partial General Contractor for Construction, Flooring, and Electrical installation.

The Contractor shall prepare and submit Quotation according to the detailed tender documents according to the following description.

The work involves the following:

• Dust Protection: temporary dust screen made of strong plastic sheeting around the demolishing area (floor to ceiling)

• Site installation & Logistics Complications: City centre, vehicle access, hotel-office building in operation, neighbors, operating hours, restricted working hours, security measures

• Demolition, removal and disposal of 2 half-walls: concrete bricks (length sum +15m, height=1.3m) and adjacent floor in all layers

• Electrical installations Dismantling of switches, sockets, wiring in half walls and floors before demolition; new switches/sockets/wires to be installed in existing walls.

• Filling of the area in the floor+ new flooring (screed, impact sound insulation, laminate flooring)

• Site-Cleaning renovation area and all affected areas in the building

2. Sequence of Applicability Contract documents apply in the following sequence:

1. Written order (purchase order or contract)

2. Text of the Tender Specifications (General remarks and technical comments before specifications)

3. Project drawings, technical specifications and Project time-schedule

3. Validity of the standards For this project the specialist technical AUSTRIAN STANDARDS are applicable in the version stated at the time of awarding the contract. US codes and standards shall apply to construction if specially named in the item specification or if the guidelines are requiring a higher grade of quality.

4. Reservations – Modifications – Alternatives Insofar as the bidder wishes to present reservations, modifications, or alternatives to the performance specification, these are to be enclosed in an accompanying letter to the quotation.

The new final sum must be immediately evident on opening the enclosed letter.

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For similar type plant parts, for which brand and type are optional, uniform brands are to be offered to simplify the storage of spare parts and maintenance.

5. Execution periods For completion of the work given to the contractor, the agreed execution periods apply.

Indicative schedule: 4-5 days continuous, Fall 2026 If, for reasons which the contractor has to justify- deadlines are postponed then a new schedule is to be drawn up. After their announcement these new periods acquire the same legal effectiveness as the originally agreed deadlines.

Beginning of Execution: within 2 weeks after notice to proceed End of Execution: 5 weeks after beginning of execution Special requirements:

• The work will be carried out in short time slots (incl. night & weekend) while the facility remains in operation and in the presence of employees and clients who should not be disturbed during the construction work

• USG Security regulations

• Clearance process for employees, cars, tools and material on site

• Safety and protective measures

6. Basics of contract In the event of being appointed to do the work, the legal contract provisions of the U.S. Government apply. In detail these provisions can be seen or requested at the Procurement / Contracting Office of the U.S. Embassy.

For the technical regulations of this tender the German Version is valid in due consideration of the severability clause.

Any supply requirements of the bidder himself are not recognized for the fulfillment of this contract.

7. Compensation, Liquidated damages If the agreed deadlines are not met, the client is entitled to enforce compensation claims (“Liquidated Damages”) in accordance with the legal contractual requirements.

8. Warranty, Defects The contractor is liable for perfect execution of the normal presupposed and contractually necessitated work as well as for the perfect quality of all constructional substances and materials which are used by him. If materials are provided by the client, the contractor must check then for suitability.

The warranty period is 3 years and begins with the day of final acceptance of work by the Site Manager.

Within the guarantee period, faults which arise – as well as any consequential damages due to faults – are to be corrected immediately and, at the latest, 14 days after request. If danger is imminent, the fault correction is to be carried out immediately.

If such a request is not complied with, the client is entitled to have these faults corrected by a third party at the cost and risk of the contractor.

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9. Bonds For orders with a contractual Total of EUR 70,000.00 (excl. VAT) or above, a bond in the amount of 20% of the contractual Total is to be deposited by the contractor in form of an abstract bank guarantee letter of a recognized local or foreign banking institute.

10. Payment After awarding, the Contractor must forward a detailed calculation of his offer to the COR. The actual quantities and materials delivered and implemented are billed. The entire work is to be invoiced for by means of a final invoice incl. a detailed cost statement after completion of the work and fault-free acceptance.

The Contractor shall provide invoices as the work progresses based on the percentage of work completed to date. If it is determined that the amount billed is incorrect, the principal will request the Contractor to submit a revised invoice.

The Contractor shall specifically identify his last invoice "Final Invoice." The Final invoice shall include the remaining payment claimed to be due under the basic contract and all modifications issued, if any. The final invoice should also have the Contractor's Release of Claims Certificate Form, Warranties, and any additional final submittals.

The payment conditions apply in priority as in the written order.

11.Pricing The bidder’s price is for the complete, proper, appropriate, and professional, ready to use workmanship, including all material, even if not specifically mentioned and beyond basics, manpower and associated services, in particular the following:

All machinery, tools, equipment, scaffolding, lifting gear, cranes, safeguarding and protection measure, all packaging, transportation, storage, manipulation, and disposal.

Protection of already built elements from dirt and damage until acceptance, the establishment, maintenance, opening and closing and dismantling of transport routes and openings, all correction and adaptive work to adjacent components, regardless of the execution time inclusive all waste and material consumption and all appropriate action needed to prevent harassment, of e.g. neighbors.

12. Performance of work By signing the offer, the contractor confirms that he has all the required materials, manpower, proven experience, devices, and equipment – as well as the required knowledge and skills-, to be able to carry out the stipulated work expertly and on schedule.

The usage of manpower and machinery must be adapted to the particular requirements of the construction progress.

The contractor will be responsible for site cleanup daily. Work schedules shall be arranged to not interfere with normal housing operations. Any delays or stoppage in work as requested by the Embassy will not result in additional costs to the embassy. All contractor employees will follow the rules, regulations, and requirements of the Embassy. The contractor assumes all liabilities associated with this work. The contractor is responsible for verifying all details, measurements, and quantities necessary for this work and shall be responsible for unforeseen circumstances and costs resulting from any inaccuracies. All aspects of this work will meet the international, Austrian and US building code standards and or requirements.

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13. Collaboration of several contractors Each contractor is obliged to seek coordination and agreement with the other contractors working on the construction site.

14. Duty of checking on-site conditions The contractor must check on-site conditions and advanced work from other contractors in regard of scheduled completion and quality and in case of problems must inform the client timely.

Before the start of the production of components, the corresponding dimensions must be taken in good time, workshop drawings prepared and submitted to the client for approval.

15. Law, Contract disputes For the fulfilling of this contract, U.S. law applies. Contract disputes will be dealt with in accordance with the U.S. “Contract Disputes Act of 1987, as amended (U.S.C. 601-613)”.

16. Partial allocation - Billing It is possible that various tendered sub-tasks are, at the decision of the principal, not executed or executed at a different timeframe. The contractor cannot make any additional demands whatsoever, from this and must complete the remaining work at the unit prices which apply, based on the tender.

The actual quantities and materials delivered and implemented are billed.

17. Passing on of the contract – Subcontractors The passing on of the complete contract is not permitted:

The transfer of parts of the contract to subcontractors is permitted, insofar as this is common in the branch and the consent of the ordering party has in all cases been obtained beforehand.

In all cases, the purchaser remains solely responsibly towards the ordering party and is liable for his subcontractors.

18. Building site inspection Before formulating the quotation, the bidder must obtain adequate information about the condition of the building site, the access and storage possibilities as well as other local peculiarities.

19. Security Regulations Reference is made to the special security regulations for work to be done in buildings of the Embassy of the United States of America. Personnel, intended for employment in the work are to be subjected to a security check by the Embassy's Security Department. For this, it is necessary to send in the appropriate forms with the personal details two weeks before the start of the work at the latest.

The client reserves the right to reject personnel of the contractor without giving reasons and without any rights accruing to the contractor from this.

The contractor must comply with all Austrian and US Embassy safety rules and regulations. All necessary safety procedures will be incorporated in this project and associated work. Personnel must always use safety equipment. Failure to comply with this requirement will stop work by order of the COR.

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20. Secrecy The contractor commits himself to keep information which he receives in connection with the carrying out of the project and will commit his employees, subcontractors and people employed in performance of his obligations, to handle all information which come to them as strictly confidential.

The client retains the right to legal action and claims for compensation in the event of a breach of this condition of contract.

21. Escorting of personnel by the client Work groups which work under the attendance of a security escort of the U.S. Embassy can only always move freely in the work area in this respect as there must be an overview over the entire work group.

Security instructions of the supervisory personal must be obeyed immediately. The number of workers which can work at one time on the project is dependent on the number of supervisory agents and laid down by the client.

Difficulties because of these security regulations are to be calculated into the unit prices. Except for work interruptions ordered by the client, additional demands due to hindrances are excluded.

22. SAM—registration For orders with a contractual Total of US$ 30,000.00 (incl. VAT) or above, registration in Sam (system of award management) id required prior to assignment.

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TECHNICAL COMMENTS FOR GENERAL CONTRACTOR

1. Under this contract, the contractor assumes full and unlimited responsibility both for the right choice and processing of best possible, defect-free materials and for proper and professional workmanship.

The services shall be performed in compliance with all relevant Austrian Standards (ÖNORMEN), laws and regulations (e.g. health and safety at work acts, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation for Construction Workers etc.), regulatory requirements, laws and circulars, the guidelines, descriptions, processing instructions and data sheets of the plants and the recognized trade and technical rules, as amended. US codes and standards shall apply to construction if specially named in the item specification or if the guidelines are requiring a higher grade of quality.

2. In accordance with this scope of work, Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, supervision, equipment, insurance, taxes, overhead and all things and services necessary to complete all the work and trades required.

The execution to be performed includes all services, even if they are no longer expressly mentioned in the specifications or plans, i.e. they also include substructures, anchor materials, etc. as well as all related ancillary services. All parts must be offset and adjusted in correct position.

All components shall be supplied and mounted in the highest quality possible and in accordance with the latest technological advances.

3. Contractor is responsible for safety and shall comply with all local labor laws, regulations, customs, and practices pertaining to labor, safety, and similar matters. The Contractor shall promptly report all accidents resulting in lost time, disabling, or fatal injuries to the COR.

Contractor shall be and remain liable to the Embassy in accordance with applicable law for all damages to the Embassy caused by the Contractor's negligent performance of any of the services furnished under this contract. The rights and remedies for the Embassy provided for under this contract are in addition to any other rights and remedies provided by law.

4. Contractor shall prepare and submit a Project Safety Plan [PSP] to address the schedule of the project.

The PSP are intended to document the entire project from beginning to end. Additional Safety Measeures according to the US American FAR 52.236-13, DOSAR Accident Prevention clause 652.236- 70, & EM385-1-1 Version 2014 are listed in the next paragraph.

5. Quality Requirements If the tender document issued by the purchaser provides examples of products, the tenderer shall prove, upon request by means of certificates issued by an accredited inspection or supervision body, the equal quality of offered equivalent products if the purchaser has doubts in that respect. If the tenderer fails to prove the equal quality of these products, the products named by the purchaser in the tender document shall be used at the tender price.

6. Duties of Inspection and Warning The Contractor shall review the specifications and the enclosed drawings and other planning documents and inform the Customer in writing about any defects identified and about its concerns about the provided type of execution and the services not included in the specifications as can be expected from its know-how when applying due diligence.

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7. Permits, Opinions The Contractor shall obtain in due time the official permits required for the execution of its works at no charge to the principal (e.g. parking permit, excavation work, permit for protection of public areas, access to and storage of materials, building permits, structural analyses, noise protection opinions etc.).

The Contractor shall furthermore obtain the consent of neighbors for works affecting their rights. The costs arising in this connection will not be paid separately but must be included in the offered prices.

Contractor is responsible for obtaining any additional off compound storage areas required (e.g.

Loading zone, crew container unit)

Contractor shall always keep the work area free from accumulation of waste materials. Upon completing construction, Contractor shall remove all temporary facilities and leave the project site in a clean and orderly condition acceptable to the COR.

8. Compatibility, materials:

All the materials to be used must be resistant to all known local pollutant emissions and their solvents or water compounds.

The Contractor also must detect and guarantee (including certificates and testing) the chemical compatibility of used materials, ingredients and resources with each other, so that any damage or loss of quality is reliably prevented.

The frost resistance of the material for the place of use is ensured by the contractor.

9. Pricing:

The bidder’s price is for the complete, proper, appropriate and professional, ready-to use workmanship, including all material, even if not specifically mentioned and beyond basics, manpower and associated services, in particular the following:

- All machinery, tools and equipment, scaffolding, lifting gear, cranes, safeguarding and protection measures

- All packaging, transportation, storage and manipulation, disposal

- Manually added services in earthworks, section-by-step approach under special caution, care -Difficulties which arise from the proximity to buildings or parts of buildings or safety measurements -Leveling and compacting of all bases to the intended level or the inclination planed -Site safety installations, which shall be made in a manner that the protection of third parties are guarantied

- Difficulties or additional expenses for e.g. arches and curved designs and added expenses for snow and ice, height, danger and other surcharges.

- Working in bounded areas as well as blending, sealing- fastening- materials and weather-resistant design of all parts and details.

- Junctions and all measures to protect against the weather conditions of all work in progress.

- All taking measurements, constructing details and other services, and transferring them to the plans for the execution.

- Taking natural dimensions and drawing up detailed design and execution plans according to natural dimensions.

- Protection of already built elements from dirt and damage until acceptance.

- The establishment, maintenance, opening and closing and dismantling of transport routes and openings, working areas, etc. acc. to requirement, including all backup and protection measures.

- Applying to adjacent components of any kind

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- The compensation of unevenness within tolerances of previous work and all adjacent components.

- All connection and adapting work to adjacent components, regardless of the execution time inclusive all waste and materials consumption.

- Structural calculations (if necessary) at all structural relevant units

The prices include all deliveries and services, which are not specifically mentioned even if they exceed the provisions of the ÖNORMs when they are usually necessary for the proper and complete and ready-to-use execution.

Electricity and water used for the construction can be obtained free of charge from the in-house supply lines for the principal.

10. Special Conditions -The US-American guidelines for accessibility (ABA Standards) apply.

- Taking natural dimensions is mandatory.

- Exemplary plan sketches and generic details from the attachments are not execution plans.

The contractor is responsible for preparing structural calculations, as well as the execution and work planning according to natural dimensions.

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Additional Safety Measures according to the US American FAR 52.236-13, DOSAR Accident Prevention clause 652.236-70, & EM385-1-1 Version 2014

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652.236-70 ADDITIONAL SAFETY MEASURES (OCT 2017)

In addition to the safety/accident prevention requirements of FAR 52.236-13, Accident Prevention Alternate I, the contractor shall comply with the following additional safety measures.

(a) High risk activities.

If the project contains any of the following high-risk activities, the contractor shall follow the section in the latest edition, as of the date of the solicitation, of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health manual, EM 385-1-1, that corresponds to the high risk activity. Before work may proceed, the contractor must obtain approval from the COR of the written safety plan required by FAR 52.236-13, Accident Prevention Alternate I (see paragraph (f) of this clause), containing specific hazard mitigation and control techniques.

(1) Scaffolding.

(2) Work at heights above 1.8 meters.

(3) Trenching or other excavation greater than one (1) meter in depth.

(4) Earth-moving equipment and other large vehicles.

(5) Cranes and rigging.

(6) Welding or cutting and other hot work.

(7) Partial or total demolition of a structure.

(8) Temporary wiring, use of portable electric tools, or other recognized electrical hazards.

Temporary wiring and portable electric tools require the use of a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) in the affected circuits; other electrical hazards may also require the use of a GFCI.

(9) Work in confined spaces (limited exits, potential for oxygen less than 19.5 percent or combustible atmosphere, potential for solid or liquid engulfment, or other hazards considered to be immediately dangerous to life or health such as water tanks, transformer vaults, sewers, cisterns, etc.);

(10) Hazardous materials - a material with a physical or health hazard including but not limited to, flammable, explosive, corrosive, toxic, reactive or unstable, or any operations, which creates any kind of contamination inside an occupied building such as dust from demolition activities, paints, solvents, etc.; or

(11) Hazardous noise levels as required in EM 385-1 Section 5B or local standards if more restrictive.

(b) Safety and health requirements.

The contractor and all subcontractors shall comply with the latest edition of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health manual EM 385-1-1, or OSHA 29 CFR part 1910 or 1926 if no EM 385-1-1 requirements are applicable, and the accepted contractor's written safety program.

(c) Mishap reporting.

The contractor is required to report immediately all mishaps to the COR and the contracting officer. A “mishap” is any event causing injury, disease, or illness, death, material loss or property damage, or incident causing environmental contamination. The mishap reporting requirement shall include fires, 10 | P a g e explosions, hazardous materials contamination, and other similar incidents that may threaten people, property, and equipment.

(d) Records.

The contractor shall maintain an accurate record on all mishaps incident to work performed under this contract resulting in death, traumatic injury, occupational disease, or damage to or theft of property, materials, supplies, or equipment. The contractor shall report this data in the manner prescribed by the contracting officer.

(e) Subcontracts.

The contractor shall insert this clause, including this paragraph (e), with appropriate changes in the designation of the parties, in subcontracts.

(f) Written program.

The plan required by paragraph (f)

(1) of the clause entitled “Accident Prevention Alternate I” shall be known as the Site Safety and Health Plan (SSHP) and shall address any activities listed in paragraph (a) of this clause, or as otherwise required by the contracting officer/COR.

The SSHP shall be submitted at least 10 working days prior to commencing any activity at the site.

(2) The plan must address developing activity hazard analyses (AHAs) for specific tasks. The AHAs shall define the activities being performed and identify the work sequences, the specific anticipated hazards, site conditions, equipment, materials, and the control measures to be implemented to eliminate or reduce each hazard to an acceptable level of risk. Work shall not begin until the AHA for the work activity has been accepted by the COR and discussed with all engaged in the activity, including the Contractor, subcontractor(s), and Government on-site representatives.

(3) The names of the Competent/Qualified Person(s) required for a particular activity (for example, excavations, scaffolding, fall protection, other activities as specified by EM 385-1-1) shall be identified and included in the AHA. Proof of their competency/qualification shall be submitted to the contracting officer or COR for acceptance prior to the start of that work activity. The AHA shall be reviewed and modified as necessary to address changing site conditions, operations, or change of competent/qualified person(s).

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SPECIFICATION OF SERVICES FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK AND INTERIOR FINISHING

01Z Construction site overhead costs Version 022 (2021-12)

Unless otherwise stated in the preliminary remarks or item texts, the regulations of service group “01 Construction site overhead” in accordance with the building construction service book (LB HB) and the relevant OE standards apply.

0111Z Summary of Overhead Costs

011201Z Special construction site costs.

011202Z Construction site and worker’s surveillance.

011202DZ Security guard service during working hours Contingency item. During normal working hours, all day, continuously, by a certified security guard service. Inside the building, in the construction zone, for the duration of the entire construction work, from the start of construction to completion. Assumption 5 days, 18 hours per day

90 Hours Price per Unit/EP ……………… Price per Item/PP ********

011203AZ EV Special costs Local Construction Site Management (AN)+ Documentation Contingency item. For the granting of local construction site management by the contractor (AN), bilingual (German, English). The tasks mainly include, but are not limited to

- Organization, control, and supervision of the construction work from the start of construction to the completion of the construction project.

- Coordination of the construction process and the trades to ensure smooth execution

- Monitoring of execution according to plan to ensure compliance with quality, costs, and schedule

- Monitoring of compliance with occupational health and safety regulations and ensuring a safe working environment for all parties involved.

- Monitoring of compliance with all relevant building regulations, standards, and laws.

- Keeping a construction logbook, the completion report, and preparing measurements in German and English

- Communication and coordination with the client and reporting to the client

- All tasks of the local construction site management not specifically mentioned here that are necessary for defect-free completion.

- The local construction site manager must check and monitor the construction work on site daily, or several times a day, or all day - as required. Communication with the client (in writing and verbally) and documentation must be in German and English. Appropriate evidence for the planned employee must be provided with the offer.

1 Flat rate/PA Price per Unit/EP ……………… Price per Item/PP**********

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0117 Protective Measures and Coverings

1. Installation (Scope of Work):

The service (installation) includes bringing the item to a usable condition, including transportation, setup, and assembly, as well as dismantling, disassembly, and removal. The portion of the service involving bringing the item to a usable condition is valued at 70 percent, and the portion involving dismantling is valued at 30 percent of the total service.

2. Included Services:

The costs for any repairs (maintenance) to protective measures during the work are included in the unit prices.

2.1 Disposal:

In the following, the term “disposal” refers to the loading, removal, and recycling, landfilling, or disposal of construction debris.

2.1.1 Recycling or Landfilling:

Demolition material becomes the property of the contractor upon the first loading. Construction debris is generally recycled. If this is not possible for economic or technical reasons, construction debris will be properly landfilled.

2.2 Temporary Storage:

Temporary storage refers to storage within the construction site area. It therefore also includes transportation to the temporary storage site and proper storage. Temporary storage areas must be provided and cleared prior to handover.

Unless already specified in the bid invitation, the location for temporary storage shall be determined in agreement with the client.

2.3 Transportation:

Transportation shall be carried out in compliance with any necessary permits and regulations.

011701 Dust-tight, temporary partition wall inside the building, including disposal.

011701A Temporary partition wall/dust curtain on wooden substructure Consisting of a wooden substructure covered with a reinforced PE film, with seams overlapped by 10 cm and secured to a wooden base with staples. Supply and installation of waterproof, tear-resistant films as a dust curtain, including repeated removal and reinstallation as necessary.

150 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

011703 Floor protection, including disposal.

011703A Floor protection: PE film/cardboard With one layer of PE film (e.g., packing cellulose or corrugated cardboard) with a 10 cm overlap; seams taped.

200 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

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011703D EZ EV Interior floor protection: PE film/soft fiberboard Contingency item: Soft fiberboard, 2 cm thick, with one layer of PE film, with 10 cm overlap, joints taped.

100 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP *********

011704 Z Dust protection film, including disposal.

011704A Z PE dust protection film With one layer of PE film with a 10 cm overlap; seams taped. For walls, furniture, furnishings, etc.

200 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

011704B Z Dust-protection PE film for fire alarms and smoke detectors Cover fire alarms and smoke detectors with plastic bags and painter's tape. Install them daily before work begins and remove them after work is completed.

25 pieces Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

Construction site overhead costs

Baustellengemeinkosten

TOTAL EUR

EUR Subtotal excl. VAT

Zwischensumme ohne UST

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02 Demolition Version 022 (2021-12)

Unless otherwise specified in the preliminary remarks or item descriptions, the provisions of Service Group 02 Demolition as set forth in the Building Construction Service Book (LB HB) and the relevant OE standards apply.

In the following, the term “disposal” refers to the loading, removal, recycling, landfilling, or disposal of construction debris.

1. Demolition, Removal:

The terms “demolition” or “stripping” mean that the client does not anticipate reusing the material.

2. Removal, Dismantling:

The terms “removal” or “dismantling” refer to the careful removal or dismantling of materials for the purpose of reuse.

3. Recycling or Landfilling:

Construction waste is generally recycled. If this is not possible for economic or technical reasons, construction waste is properly disposed of in a landfill.

4. Prohibited Contamination Due to Manipulation During Construction Operations:

Construction operations are designed such that the total pollutant content and leachates of the excavated and demolition material are not adversely altered in an impermissible manner.

The contractor shall ensure that the excavated soil is contaminated by construction operations with no more than a total of 5 percent of the volume of mineral construction waste. The contractor shall bear any costs arising from such changes (e.g., contributions for contaminated sites under the Contaminated Sites Remediation Act).

5. Transportation:

Transportation shall be carried out in compliance with any necessary permits and regulations.

6. Documentation:

Confirmation that the Contractor (AN) has transferred the construction waste to authorized waste collectors shall be provided to the Client (AG) upon request.

7. Material Groups and Code (SN) Numbers:

• Concrete demolition (SN 31427)

• Asphalt demolition waste (SN 31410 or SN 54912)

• Treated wood waste (SN 17201 or SN 17202)

• Untreated wood waste (SN 17201 or SN 17202)

• Metal waste (SN 35103 or SN 35105)

• Construction site waste (SN 57118 or SN 57119 or SN 91206, 91207, 91401)

• Mineral construction debris (SN 31409)

• Synthetic mineral fibers/mineral wool (KMF) (SN 31416) as non-hazardous waste

• Polystyrene such as EPS (SN 57108) as non-hazardous waste

• Polystyrene such as XPS (SN 57108) as non-hazardous waste

• Synthetic mineral fibers/mineral wool (KMF) (SN 31437g) as hazardous waste (g.A)

• Polystyrene such as XPS (SN 57108-77g) as hazardous waste (g.A)

• Asbestos waste (SN 31412g or 31437g)

7.1 Hazardous waste (g.A):

If hazardous waste is unexpectedly encountered, the client will be notified and a separate arrangement will be agreed upon.

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Only those quantities that do not originate from sources for which the contractor is responsible (e.g., used oil from its equipment or vehicles) will be included in the invoice.

8. Temporary Storage:

Temporary storage refers to storage within the construction site area. It therefore also includes transport to the temporary storage location and proper storage.

Temporary storage areas must be provided and cleared before handover.

Unless already specified in the request for proposals, the location for interim storage shall be determined in agreement with the client.

9. Services Included in the Unit Prices:

The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in

ÖNORM):

- Scaffolding for components up to 3.2 m in height

- the labeling and careful storage of dismantled components

- Any necessary cutting or breaking down for transport

- Demolition of structural elements with the greatest possible care for the remaining parts and the underlying surface

- Temporary storage on-site, if necessary - Compliance with regulatory requirements regarding noise and dust control

- Use of containers (waste disposal logistics)

- Restoration of the areas provided by the client for the temporary storage of demolition or excavated material upon completion of the construction work

- All fees and charges (e.g., contaminated site contribution)

- Organization (method and route of transport)

- Removal and disposal of construction debris/waste materials during the dismantling or removal of structural components

10. Measurement and Billing Rules: Demolition, chipping, and chiseling are always billed based on the solid, non-loosened state (measurement of the structural components prior to their demolition). For demolition items, the specified assumptions regarding the quantities of various construction debris are deemed agreed upon for billing purposes, regardless of any under- or over-quantities or the actual type.

11. Scope of Services: Demolition + Loading/Transport + Recycling/Landfilling/Disposal (ULG 02.91 not part of the contract): Unless ULG 02.91 is part of the contract, “demolition” or “knocking down” is understood to include the following scope of services:

- Removal or disposal, including loading, transport, recycling, landfilling, or disposal, and items 1 through 10 of this LG preliminary note.

- The Contractor shall choose between recycling, landfilling, or disposal in accordance with statutory provisions.

- Ownership of the demolished material transfers to the Contractor upon the first loading, provided that reuse by the Client is not part of the contract.

12. Scope of Services: Demolition + Loading (ULG 02.91 is part of the contract): Unless otherwise specified in individual line items and provided that ULG 02.91 is part of the contract, “demolition or removal” is understood to include the following scope of services:

- Demolition or removal, including loading and items 1 through 10 of this LG preliminary note.

- The Contractor shall choose between recycling, landfilling, or disposal in accordance with statutory provisions.

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- Ownership of the demolished material transfers to the Contractor upon the first loading, provided that reuse by the Client is not part of the contract and without prejudice to compensation for transportation, recycling, landfilling, or disposal.

0211 Z Demolition of Foundations and Walls Masonry thicknesses in shell construction dimensions are billed in their solid state, plus 2 cm for each plastered or tiled side.

Demolition of walls in their entirety, including concealed installations (pipes, cables), switches, outlets, door frames, and door panels.

Disconnect, seal, and demolish water lines. Disconnect electrical cables from the power supply, cut them off, and demolish them.

021108 Z Demolition of non-load-bearing partition walls made of gypsum bricks. The area is billed after deducting all openings larger than 0.5m2. The thickness is specified in the item description. Regardless of the size of the individual areas.

021108F Z Gypsum brick wall, 15 cm thick Half-height, unreinforced walls made of gypsum bricks; in 2 sections, total length = 15 m, H = 1.3 m, up to 15 cm wide, including plaster.

Mineral construction debris 0.13 t/m

20 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

0214 Z Removal of Floors and Subfloors The removal of floor coverings is performed regardless of the size of the individual areas.

0214 01 Z Wooden floors, separated into top and subfloors (such as underlayment or false floors), including chair rails, baseboards, and door thresholds, excluding backfill or insulation (demolition).

Includes removal and disposal.

021401J Z Laminate Flooring + Carpet Removal Mark two rectangles precisely on the floor according to the plan and cut them out in straight lines using a cutting disc. Laminate flooring regardless of the subfloor, including the underlying carpet layer and baseboards. The underlying screed remains in place.

33 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

021416 Remove (demolish) floating or sliding screed, reinforced or unreinforced, regardless of thickness, strength, or size of individual areas, excluding any insulation.

021416 Demolition of floating cement screed As cement screed. Concrete demolition 2.2 t/m³

0.1 m³ Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

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021418 Demolish insulation layers (demol.).

021418A Removal of mineral fiber insulation layers Made of mineral fiber, regardless of thickness. Synthetic mineral fibers (mineral wool) classified as non-hazardous waste. Mineral wool 0.2 t/m³

0.1 m³ Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

0216 Other demolition work

021608 Z Demolish windowsills or parapet coverings (excluding window demolition) and interior or exterior wall coverings.

0216 08E Z Demolition of wooden wall trim Upper wall trim on half-height walls, made of wood or wood-based materials; up to 20 cm wide.

Treated wood waste 0.006 t/m

15 m Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

021652 Z Removal and/or demolition of light fixtures, switches, outlets, and electrical cable conduits, including cables and electrical fixtures. Disconnect electrical cables from the power supply, cut them off, and remove or demolish light fixtures as specified in the items.

Any reinstallation of light fixtures is specified in the individual line items.

021652E Z Removal of electrical conduit, including cable, 50 mm Removal of electrical conduit, including cable, in half-height walls.

3 m Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

021652F Z Removal of outlets and switches Removal of 2 outlets and 3 light switches and temporary storage to the side for reinstallation in existing walls at a new location.

5 pieces Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

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11 Z Screed Work Version 022 (2021-12) Unless otherwise specified in the preliminary remarks or item descriptions, the following provisions apply to all services in this group:

1. Definitions:

In the following, the term “floating screeds” refers to both floating screeds and screeds on a separating layer (sliding screeds).

2. Included Services:

The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in

ÖNORM):

• Installation of screeds on existing slopes with a gradient of up to 5 percent, excluding self-leveling screeds

• Formation of ridges and hips

• Filling recesses (e.g., covers) with screed material during simultaneous screed installation • Installation of contraction joints

• Dust removal, provided that the bonded screeds are not installed using the “wet-on-wet” method

3. Measurement and Billing Rules:

Prices apply regardless of the method of execution (e.g., manual or mechanical).

Billing is based on the size of the individual areas, regardless of their size. Contingency items are included for any repair work on very small areas.

1122 Z Separation and Insulation Layers

1. Included Services:

The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in

ÖNORM):

• Edge strips

2. Measurement and billing rules:

Multi-layer insulation layers (e.g., thermal and impact sound insulation) are laid in a crisscross pattern and billed per layer.

112201 Separation or release layers with at least 10 cm overlaps. The floor area covered by the layer is billed. The minimum thickness is specified in the item description.

112201C EV Separation/Slip Layer: 0.2 mm film, bonded Contingency item. Execution: bonded

2.5 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP **********

112214 Z Impact sound insulation under a floating screed with mineral wool panels

• Load-bearing capacity = 5 kPa live load on the screed

• Compressibility class CP2 The item code specifies the nominal thickness (mm) of the panels.

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112214E EV Impact sound insulation with 35 mm mineral wool panels, CP2 Contingency item.

1124 Subbase Screeds

112400 The following specifications and requirements regarding the manner of service provision are deemed agreed upon and are factored into the unit prices:

112400F Floor Construction per 11.24 Applies to all items in LG 11 Height (from rough floor to finished floor level): approx. 9.5 cm Layer structure:

- Laminate flooring approx. 1 cm

- Carpet approx. 0.5 cm

- Screed: approx. 5 cm

- Impact sound insulation: approx. 3.5 cm

Technical requirements (e.g., load-bearing capacity, moisture, thermal and sound insulation): ________

112403 Floating cement screed (Zem.E) as a subfloor screed (U-screed). The item description specifies the thickness (mm) and the strength class.

112403I Z EV Floating Cement Screed (Cement Screed) Base Screed 50 mm E300 Contingency item. Regardless of the size of the individual areas.

1125 Other Services

112501 Additional charge (Az) for screed. The item code specifies the rapid-setting screed class (SE).

Billing is based on the floor area of the screed.

11.25 01F EV Additional charge for rapid-setting screed SE1 Contingency item. Applies to item(s): 1124 03I Z EV

0.25 m³ Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP **********

112515 Contraction joints

112515A EV Contraction joints with joint dowels Contingency item. Installation with sliding joint dowels, at least 4 mm in diameter, 300 mm in length, sheathed in PE plastic tubing, including a crumple zone.

30 m Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ***********

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15 Slots, Cutouts, Sawing, and Drilling

Unless otherwise specified in the preliminary remarks or item descriptions, the following provisions apply to all services in this group:

1. Supply and disposal lines:

Prior to the start of work, and after consultation with the contractor, the client shall ensure that any supply and disposal lines are shut down or disconnected.

2. Structural engineering:

Structural engineering issues (e.g., regarding existing reinforcement) shall be clarified with the Client before work begins.

3. Services Included in the Calculation:

3.1 The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in ÖNORM): - regulatory requirements regarding sound insulation and dust control (to be investigated by the Contractor prior to submitting the bid) - the disposal of construction debris

3.2 Disposal: For the purposes of this document, the term “disposal” refers to the loading, removal, recycling, landfilling, or disposal of construction waste.

4. Measurement and Billing Rules:

All specified wall thicknesses and clear openings apply to the structural shell

1501 Z Cutting and closing slots

1. Creating slots:

The following describes the creation of slots (e.g., by chiseling or milling), regardless of whether in plastered or unplastered walls.

2. Included Services:

The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in

ÖNORM):

• Vertical slots in brick masonry, provided these slots are specified prior to the construction of the masonry and are cut in a regular pattern.

• Closing/plastering slots after the installation of new conduits.

150105 Cutting slots, up to 5 cm deep, in concrete or reinforced concrete walls, regardless of concrete grade, measured from the wall surface. The width of the slots is specified in the item description.

1501 05A Slots 5 cm deep, concrete 10 cm wide Cut and close/plaster

Slots, Cutouts, Sawing, and Drilling

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19 Construction Site Cleaning Version 022 (December 2021)

Unless otherwise specified in the preliminary remarks or item descriptions, the following rules apply to all services in this group:

1. Waste and Contaminants:

The following describes waste and debris (e.g., trash, vacuum cleaner emptying), but not packaging material or construction debris.

2. Services Included in the Price:

2.1 Disposal: The disposal of waste and debris is included in the unit prices. In the following, the term “disposal” refers to the loading, removal, as well as the recycling, landfilling or disposal of construction debris.

2.2 The following services are included in the unit prices (in addition to the ancillary services specified in

ÖNORM):

- regulatory requirements regarding noise protection and dust control (to be ascertained by the contractor prior to submitting the bid)

- all fees, in compliance with all legal regulations

- organization (method and route of transport) - the separation and removal of materials that are not usable, are usable only to a limited extent, or are intended for further recycling

1901 Z Cleaning Inside and Outside the building

190101 Interim cleaning of the building or parts of the building (only upon specific instruction from the client). Collect, sweep up, and dispose of waste and debris. Remove dust from floors, plumbing and heating fixtures, parapet covers, and window sills. Billing is based on the floor area of the cleaned rooms; for stairwells, the horizontal area

190101B Z Interim Cleaning of the construction site area and the parts of the building, rooms, and outdoor areas affected by the construction site. Assumption: 5 days, daily.

1 Flat Rate Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

190102 Z Final cleaning of the construction site area and the areas of the consulate and the entire building affected by the construction work, in all soiled areas, prior to handover to the users. Cleaning method as required (e.g., washing, mopping, vacuuming). Collect, sweep up, and dispose of waste and debris. Areas to be cleaned include, for example:

- Floors, including baseboards

- Stairs, including railings and handrails

- Windows and doors, including sashes, frames, and trim

- Window sills and parapet covers

- Fixtures, including plumbing fixtures (e.g., toilets, sinks, bathtubs, showers, stoves, and radiators)

- Wall coverings made of tile or washable plastic materials

- Electrical switches and outlets - Light fixtures

- Built-in furniture

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190102A Z Final Cleaning of the Property Of the construction site area and the parts of the building, rooms, and outdoor areas affected by the construction site

1 Flat rate Unit price EP ……………… Item price PP ………………

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48 Coatings on wood, metal, masonry, plaster, concrete, lightweight panels

Unless otherwise specified in the preliminary remarks or item descriptions, the following rules apply to all services in this group:

The following describes coatings on wood and wood-based materials, metal, masonry, plaster, concrete, and lightweight panels.

1. Application of Coatings:

Simple, standard, and high-quality finishes, as well as maintenance, are to be performed in accordance with Austrian Standards (ÖNORM).

Coatings on window sashes and door leaves are applied while they are removed from their frames.

2. Place of Performance:

The place of performance is the construction site.

3. Services Included in the Quote:

The disposal of construction debris is included in the unit prices.

For the purposes of this contract, the term “disposal” refers to the loading, removal, recycling, landfilling, or disposal of construction debris.

4. Measurement and Billing Rules:

Billing is based on the total area, regardless of the size of individual areas. Items for repair work in small areas.

4801 Protective Covers, Removal and Installation

1. Protective Covers:

Protective covers are intended solely to protect the specified building components or objects for the duration and in accordance with the nature of the contractor’s work. They are removed immediately upon completion of the contractor’s work.

2. Services Included in the Quote:

The removal and disposal of the protective covering after the coating work has been completed are included in the unit prices.

480106 Covering of floors, at the contractor’s (AN) choice, regardless of whether in rooms with level or sloped floors or in stairwells. Protection against water, paint, and dust. The covered area is billed.

480106C Covering floors with cardboard, joints taped e.g., with packing cellulose or corrugated cardboard, with a 10 cm overlap, seams taped.

20 m² Unit price EP ……………… Item…