1. The contractor shall be responsible for the crew and equipment necessary to complete the work. 2. The contractor shall be responsible for all material procurement. 3. The project shall be initiated within twelve (12) hours of the county's Notice to Proceed. 4. The contract will be unit cost per hour and separated by roadway or disaster location as directed by the County. One (1) pay request shall be submitted after the owner has approved the final project. 5. A joint venture partnership with other contractors, like sub-contracts, is acceptable under the prime. 6. All cost proposal rates include mobilization, equipment, operator, overhead, profit, etc. 7. There is no guaranteed minimum or maximum work specified. 8. The Prime Contractor must have at a minimum six (6) loaders (backhoe, wheel loader, excavator, etc.), four (4) dump trucks, and two (2) general labor crews. 9. The Prime Contractor must list available equipment on the attached form. Subcontractors’ available equipment should also be listed. A combination of Prime and Subs can meet the previously stated minimums. 10. Photographs, GPS coordinates, and detailed documentation of work must be provided for each area worked. 11. Must work with FEMA-required monitors provided by the County. 12. Must assist with FEMA invoice review, if necessary. 13. Will work under the direction of the County Engineer with additional assistance/direction from the County Public Works Department.
