Specifications include, but are not limited to: Ensure safety is observed at all times. • Check in/sign in with client. • Lock out/Tag out equipment. • Disconnect Electrical to pumps and remove. • Disconnect old shut off valves and replace with new. • Disconnect stainless steel flex pipe connectors and replace with new. • Contractor to install and calibrate new pumps. • Contractor to include new electrical connectors to pumps. • Contractor to include all materials needed for installation. • Contractor to perform start up on the two new pumps. • All removed equipment, trash and other debris shall be removed and disposed of in accordance with all local, state and federal laws. • All work must comply with OSHA safety procedures. • After contract award, work must be coordinated with Department of General Services Building Maintenance Supervisor. • Weekend work shall begin Friday by 5:30 P.M. after County staff leave and be completed by end of day Sunday. All equipment must be operational by Monday. • County representative shall conduct final inspection for acceptance. • Prevailing wage shall apply to this project. • Contractor must possess a valid C-20 license. • All contractor employees completing work must pass a County background check and obtain a County ID in order to perform work. Contractor may pay for an authorized County security contractor to oversee the work in lieu of background investigation. County security contractor charges $16.02 an hour with a minimum of 4 hours. • Any electrical work must adhere to NFPA 70E, and CALNEC Standards. • Contractor must be registered with the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR). • A bond is required for any job totaling over $25,000. • Contractor must provide a certificate of insurance with the County named as additional insured before commencement of any work.