Additional_Requirements_2.docx
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- Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation
- Solicitation number
- 2023-IFB-152
- Issued by
- Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
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This document is an addendum for the Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation project involving the City of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT), and BNY Mellon. The project requires general and electrical construction contractors to reinstall the Cantini Mosaic, with a comprehensive site management and safety protocol. Contractors must coordinate a site visit with PRT's Facility Services Manager Jake Cherevka, submit a baseline project schedule for approval, and adhere to specific transit patron impact minimization requirements. The project schedule is subject to a 45-day review process, during which Mr. Cherevka can approve, deny, or request modifications.
The addendum emphasizes strict safety and operational requirements for contractors, including mandatory pre-project safety training, immediate response to site conditions affecting public safety, and a prohibition on filing mechanics' liens against the property. Contractors must execute waivers and include lien waivers in their subcontractor agreements. While specific financial details are not provided, the document indicates a collaborative approach between the City of Pittsburgh, PRT, and BNY Mellon to ensure a smooth and secure mosaic reinstallation process that minimizes disruption to transit operations and maintains property integrity.
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| Cantini_Mosaic_Reinstallation_(Addendum_#7_Revision).pdf | ||
| Additional_Requirements.docx | DOCX document | |
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| 2023_0511_Cantini_Permit_Project_Manual.pdf | ||
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Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation Addendum Information July 11, 2023
The following are items are included in the License Agreement between the City of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) and BNY Mellon and hereby incorporated into the IFB:
· All prime contractors assume all risks of loss to equipment located on or around the project site during the completion of the Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation project.
· The construction project schedule shall consider day and time limitations to minimize the impact on the PRT transit patrons that utilize the project location.
· As part of the construction project schedule development process, general contractor will be required to coordinate a site visit with Mr. Jake Cherevka, Manager of Facility Services at PRT, the City of Pittsburgh representatives, and project designer to inspect the project site and ensure the construction for completion of the Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation project is safe and will not harm the integrity or structural stability of the property. A proposed final baseline schedule will be submitted to Mr. Jake Cherevka, Manager of Facility Services at PRT, who will have final review and approval of the project schedule, commencement, duration, and completion dates. Mr. Cherevka or his designee will approve, deny, or request changes within forty-five (45) days of receipt.
· Prior to commencing the Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation project, the prime contractors shall attend any safety training, right-of-way allocation, or other pre-Property entry coordination meetings required by either PRT and/or BNY Mellon.
· The prime contractors shall respond and address within two (2) hours of being notified by the City of Pittsburgh, PRT, and/or BNY Mellon of any condition of the project site that may be affecting safe use of the property by members of the public or employees and representatives of PRT and/or BNY Mellon.
· Neither prime contractor completing the Cantini Mosaic Reinstallation project shall file any type of mechanics’ liens or other liens against the property. Furthermore, the City of Pittsburgh may instruct its contractors or subcontractors working for them, to execute, deliver, and file with the Department of Court Records of Allegheny County a Waiver of Mechanics’ Lien in a form reasonably acceptable to the PRT and/or BNY Mellon. The Prime Contractors shall include in its contracts with any contractors or subcontractors, a general waiver of mechanics’ liens and the filing of any other liens against the property.
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