Compliance checklist

Statewide Standby Generator, ATS & UPS Preventive Maintenance Services · BD-27-1107-FREG5-ACCOU-133129. 74 requirement sentences found in the notice and 6 attachments: every "shall", "must" and "required", quoted as written and sorted into submission requirements (5) and performance / contract clauses (69). Nothing is generated.

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Submission requirements · 5

WageSchedule - Boston - Reg 5.pdf · MICHAEL FLANAGAN · 1

Exception: You must request an updated schedule for any multi- year construction project no later than 2 weeks before the project’s yearly anniversary date.

Instructions for the Massachusetts Standard Contract Form.pdf · CONTRACTOR AUTHORIZED SIGN · 2

Authorizing Signature for Contractor/Date The Authorized Contractor Signatory must sign and enter the date the Contract is signed.
Authorizing Signature For Commonwealth/Date The Authorized Department Signatory must sign and enter the date the Contract is signed.

Performance / contract clauses · 69

WageSchedule - Boston - Reg 5.pdf · MICHAEL FLANAGAN · 2

Awarding Authority Responsibilities Contractor Responsibilities You must include this Prevailing Wage Schedule (PWS) or an appropriate reference to it in all advertisements and calls for bids. • The PWS must be incorporated in its entirety into all contracts for this project (G.L. c. 149, § 27). • The wage rates on this PWS will remain in effect for the duration of the project.
Learn more at: [Prevailing wage: for awarding authorities | Mass.gov] and G.L. c. 149, §§ 26-27D. • You must pay all employees who perform construction work on this project at least the wage rate listed on this PWS.

WageSchedule - Boston - Reg 5.pdf · Page 21 · 1

* If 30% or more of surfaces to be painted are new construction, NEW paint rate shall be used.

Extracted from the notice text and attachments as published. The solicitation governs; read Sections L and M in full before you submit.