Risk_Assessment_for_Insurance_Requirements_-_CONSTRUCTION.docx
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- Passenger Boarding Ramps
- Solicitation number
- 26-598-IFB
- Issued by
- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This is a Risk Assessment for Insurance Requirements document for a construction project at Orlando International Airport (MCO), operated by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority in Florida. The assessment evaluates insurance and indemnification requirements necessary for construction work at the airport, which serves as Florida's busiest airport and the seventh most active airport in the United States, averaging 57.2 million passengers during Fiscal Year 25. The document identifies specific project risk factors that may apply, including use of cranes, work performed at heights above three stories, handling of EPA-monitored materials, operations within the Aircraft Operations Area (AOA), proximity to railroad or APM rail infrastructure, project duration exceeding twelve months, and inclusion of design or engineering services.
The assessment establishes minimum insurance requirements for construction contractors, including Commercial General Liability with a maximum deductible or self-insured retention of $10,000 or $100,000, Automobile Liability with a combined single limit and matching deductible options, Workers' Compensation at statutory limits with Employers' Liability coverage of $500,000 or $1,000,000 per accident or disease policy limit, and Pollution Liability Coverage with a maximum deductible or self-insured retention of $100,000. All general liability coverage must include Products & Completed Operations and Contractual Liability endorsements. The specific dollar amounts for policy limits are not populated in this template document, indicating that project-specific values would be determined during the risk assessment process and incorporated into the general conditions of the bid and contract documents.
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Risk Assessment for Insurance Requirements - Construction Project number and name
Estimated Project Value $
Date Sent to Risk:
☐Scope of Services or description provided ☐Risk Ins. & Indemnification Template Used ☐Cranes needed to perform work (Vertical or Horizontal) ☐Access to surface or roof 3 stories above ground (Vertical or Horizontal) ☐Work will require holding storing, using, or distributing materials monitored by EPA ☐Work will be conducted within the Aircraft Operations Area (AOA) ☐Work will be conducted within 50 feet of a railroad or 10 feet of an APM rail ☐Agreement estimated to exceed 12 months ☐Includes design or engineering services The following insurance requirements for Construction to incorporate into General Conditions of bid / contract:
Type of Insurance Policy Minimum Limits
Commercial General Liability: $ each Occurrence, per Project
Maximum Deductible or Self-insured Retention: ☐$10,000 or ☐$100,000 Coverage shall include Products & Completed Operations and Contractual liability
Automobile Liability: $ Combined Single Limit
Maximum Deductible or Self-insured Retention: ☐$10,000 or ☐$100,000
Worker’s Compensation Statutory Limit Employers’ Liability:
Each accident/ Disease-policy limit/ Disease-each employee ☐$500,000 or ☐$1,000,000
Include if checked:$ per claim
☐Pollution Liability Coverage:
| Maximum Deductible or Self-insured Retention: |
| $100,000 |
☐Other:
If exceeding 12 months; Risk Type:
Risk Assessment Performed By:
Date Returned:
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