Exhibit #5 - Contractor Constructions Guidelines Revised 2_2023.pdf
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- BPM055828
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- Carroll County, Maryland
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This is a Contractor Construction Guidelines document issued by Springfield Hospital Center (SHC), located in Sykesville, Maryland, under the Maryland Department of Health. The document establishes operational requirements and conduct standards for all contractors, subcontractors, and personnel working on construction and renovation projects at the facility. Key guidelines address patient safety and security, including prohibitions on fraternization with patients, mandatory securing of all work areas and equipment to prevent unsupervised patient access, and required installation of dust barriers. Contractors must request approval 72 hours in advance for any service disruptions or area utilization changes and must comply with an Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) that will be provided upon notification of contract award, with two business days to raise concerns before the ICRA becomes binding. Prior to commencing work, contractors must meet with the hospital representative to review and sign a Pre-Construction Risk Assessment and follow all Interim Life Safety Measures throughout the project duration.
Additional operational requirements include compliance with the facility's smoke-free environment policy, prohibition of alcohol, drugs, weapons, and contraband on hospital premises, and immediate reporting of any conditions affecting patient or staff safety to the Hospital representative or Director of Maintenance. Contractors must sign a receipt for issued keys and ID badges, which must be worn at all times on hospital grounds and returned upon project completion. Strict confidentiality requirements apply to all patient information and photographs, with prior written approval required for any image capture. Professional dress code standards and appropriate language requirements are mandatory, with violations subject to immediate work cessation and potential project removal at the Hospital's discretion at no additional cost to the facility.
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Springfield Hospital Center Jordan Bulter, Chief Executive Officer
6655 Sykesville Road Sykesville, MD 21784
Revised February 14, 2023
CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES
A Construction Oversight Work Group exists at the facility. The purpose of this work group is to review and monitor construction/renovation projects with focus on the maintenance of a safe, comfortable physical environment for patients, visitors and staff. The following guidelines provide the Contractor with an awareness of some of the unique conditions under which the facility must operate as well as how this facility expects all Contractors, Sub-Contractors and other forces working on this site to conduct themselves and their projects.
1. The contractor is responsible to ensure that neither it’s employees/representatives nor the employees/representatives sub-contractor or any other personnel on a project fraternize with the patient population. (i.e.- cannot provide food, money, tobacco, matches, fluids, drugs etc.)
2. The Contractor must keep all areas secure at all times to prevent unsupervised patient access. Except when entering or exiting, all vehicles, equipment and/or trailers must be locked at all times. All tools and materials are to be secured and/or supervised, at all times in such a manner to prevent access to these items by the patient population. It is required that the contractor install or secure areas from dust when necessary by installing dust barriers.
3. The Contractor must request permission for any disruption in services or area utilization related to this project. This request should be made to the designated Hospital Representative 72 hours in advance of any planned disruption. The Contractor must receive approval from the Hospital before proceeding. The Hospital may waive this requirement at its sole discretion, depending on the specific situation.
4. Infection Control: The Contractor must meet any/all expectations for the accountability and responsibility for following the contract as it relates to infection control practices while on site. Contractor is required to ensure a safe project and follow the Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA), which will be presented to the apparent awardee upon notification of apparent awardee status. The Contractor has two business days from notification to notify the Procurement Officer of any concerns or change requests to the ICRA, after which time if no concerns are raised or requests are made, the ICRA will become part of the contract document. The final ICRA as part of the contract document will be considered part of the required specifications/scope of work. The ICRA will focus on containment of the job site, entry and exit of workers from the jobsite, containment and transport of materials and debris, method of decontaminating crews, monitoring of site by the project manager and safety staff/infection control, cleanup of the job site, and expectation actions (including documentation requirements) in the event of breaches in infection control practices.
5. Prior to starting any work, the Contractor must meet the Hospital representative to review and sign a Pre-Construction Risk Assessment. Contractor must follow all Interim Life Safety Measures during the duration of said project.
6. The Hospital maintains a “SMOKE FREE” environment. Therefore, no Smoking or the use of any tobacco is permitted on the hospital grounds. No alcohol, drugs, weapons or other contraband/items as determined by the Hospital shall be brought onto the Hospital premises.
7. The well-being and care of patients is of the utmost importance to this facility’s operations. The Contractor must discuss any situation or condition affecting the safety or the normal day to day patient/staff activities with the Hospital representative or contact the Director of Maintenance at (410) 970-7061 immediately upon becoming aware of such a situation or condition. No work is to proceed in the area of concern until a resolution satisfactory to the Hospital is achieved.
8. The Contractor shall immediately cease any activity deemed by Hospital personnel to pose a threat to the safety or well-being of patients, visitors or staff. The Contractor shall immediately contact their Hospital Representative. The Hospital shall not incur any additional cost due to such an action.
9. The Contractor will be required to sign a receipt from the Hospital representative for keys and contractors’ ID badges associated with this project and return at completion of project. Keys issued to the Contractor are not to be duplicated and may need to be returned daily. Contractor ID badges must be worn at all times when on Hospital grounds.
10. CONFIDENTIALITY: All information and issues involving patients are considered strictly confidential. Photographing patients or patients’ information is a VIOLATION of patient confidentiality. (Prior approval must be obtained if the Contractor wishes to photograph or video). The Hospital reserves the right to confiscate any and all photographs, negatives, video tapes and any other materials obtained to this violation. Additionally, discussion of any patient information is considered VIOLATION of patient confidentiality.
11. Contractor is required to dress in a professional/appropriate manner. (i.e. no sleeveless shirts, shirts to be worn at all times, and no shirts with tobacco or alcohol logos).
Contractor must use appropriate language (no use of any type of profane language).
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