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Gcrc - Genesee County Road Comission - MI
Paving Package Attachment 1
protection of pavement and requirements for construction traffic equipment
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The contractor is responsible for any damage to existing and new pavements caused by construction operations and must restore damaged areas at their own expense. Work is prohibited on specific holidays in 2026 without engineer approval. The contract involves five projects located within various townships, with pay items and quantities combined on the bid sheets. The Genesee County Road Commission has a commitment to environmental protection, including lakes, streams, and wetlands, and requires contractors to sign an agreement to share this commitment. This includes installing and maintaining soil erosion and sedimentation control measures. Contractors must dispose of excess materials according to local or state requirements and cannot fill wetlands, lakes, or streams without express permission. Intentional damage to natural resources outside project limits will not be tolerated. The contractor must comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations, including those related to non-discrimination and environmental protection. The contractor is liable for any fines or remediation costs incurred by the road commission due to non-compliance. The contractor must also coordinate construction activities with other projects in the vicinity and with public and private utilities. Materials used must conform to specifications and be approved by the engineer. The contractor must provide a statement of origin, composition, and manufacturer for all materials. Testing of materials will be performed by the Genesee County Road Commission or designated laboratories. Performance and lien bonds, each for at least 100% of the total contract price, are required. The contractor must also comply with M. I. O. S. H. A. standards and specifications.