Supporting Documentation · Jul 7, 2026
180-26 - Exhibit A. CDBG 2025 SPECS_compressed.pdf
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Show all pagesfail to do so, the bidder shall be deemed to have abandoned the Contract and thereupon the proposal and its acceptance may be declared null and void by the Owner and the amount of the certified check or cashier's check or bid bond accompanying the bid as bid security shall be due and payable to the Owner as liquidated damages, provided, however, that such damages shall not exceed the difference between the amount bid and the amount which the Owner may be obligated to pay to the person to whom the Contract may afterwards be awarded, the amount in each case to be determined by the bids. The items as set forth in the proposal forms in some cases included work not shown in the title of the item and in other cases the item refers to work that is specifically ordered by the Engineer although similar work may be required under the terms of the Contract to be performed as part of another item and paid for under the price bid for that item. The attention of the Contractor is specifically called to that section of this Contract that described the subdivision of work for Payment, and the Contractor shall understand that any work performed under the terms of this Contract, and that is not classified as Extra Work by the Engineer, shall be paid for solely and wholly by these terms. 25. SAM CAGE CODE AND DUNS NUMBERS All bidders are required to register in the System for Award Management (SAM), which will provide a cage code number. A Dun & Bradstreet (DUNS) number will be required to be able to register in SAM. Be advised the registration process can take up to four (4) weeks. You may register for these numbers at the following web addresses: https:/Awww.dnb.com/duns[1]number.html & https://sam.qov/SAM/. 26. © CONSTRUCTION ACCESS The Contractor is herein advised that during construction traffic should be maintain unless otherwise authorized by the Township. The Contractor will be required to coordinate traffic safety provisions with the Township of West Orange Police Department prior to construction. The Contractor shall provide a Traffic Plan to the West Orange Traffic Bureau of the Police Department for review and approval and the cost of same shall be included in the bid items requiring the same. During construction operations, the Contractor may utilize the local Police Department to provide assistance in maintenance and protection of traffic. The inclusion of
e bid items requiring the same. During construction operations, the Contractor may utilize the local Police Department to provide assistance in maintenance and protection of traffic. The inclusion of local police does not relieve the Contractor of its duties with regard to traffic control in the project. The contractor shall be fully responsible for the set-up and maintenance of the Traffic Control Patterns (TCP) except as required by Local and State law or as specifically set forth in the contract. The use of police in the providing of traffic safety services is supplemental to the TCP and their presence shall not relieve the Contractor of its responsibility to maintain the TCP and safety on the Project. Accordingly, the contractor shall be responsible to provide routine sweeping, maintenance, and restoration of the access road, especially as it relates to the tracking of mud and/or soil onto the access roads, and shall allow for the passage of public traffic at all times during the performance of the work. At a minimum, all access roadways shall be swept once a week. 1B-8
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