Sewerage and Sewage TreatmentBabbitt, Harold E. (Harold Eaton)
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Sewerage and Sewage Treatment
Babbitt, Harold E. (Harold Eaton)
Sewage disposal; Sewerage
Complete plans and specifications for the work may be had and all
information obtained by seeing or writing to A. D. Ludlow,
Engineer of Sewers, City Hall, Kansas City, Missouri. Twenty-five
($25.00) Dollars will be required to be deposited for a set of the
plans, but $20.00 thereof will be refunded upon return of the
plans in good condition.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Kansas City, Missouri,
by F. E. McCabe, Secretary.
There are usually legal restrictions which require that the
advertisement be inserted a certain number of times in specified
newspapers or other advertising mediums before the opening of bids. If
the contract is of sufficient size to attract outside contractors, the
advertisement should be inserted in engineering and contracting journals
of wide circulation. Although the advertisement appears separately from
the other portions of the contract, a copy is usually bound in as the
first page of the pamphlet containing the contract and specifications
and is made an integral part thereof.
=111. Information and Instructions for Bidders.=—This is somewhat on the
order of an introduction to the pamphlet in which the specifications,
contract, and contract drawings are published. As examples of the type
of information and instructions given to prospective bidders the
abstracts below have been taken from the “Contract, Specifications,
Bond, and Proposal for the North Shore Sanitary Intercepting Sewer” by
the Sanitary District of Chicago. The information and instructions to
bidders can be divided into the following sections: 1st. Examination of
Site, 2nd. Character and Quantity of Work, 3rd. Qualification for
Bidding, 4th. Instructions for Making out Proposal, 5th. Certified
Check, and 6th. Rejection of Bids.
REQUIREMENTS FOR BIDDING AND INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
Bidders are required to submit their bids upon the following express
conditions:
Bidders must carefully examine the entire sites of the work
and the adjacent premises, and the various means of approach
to the sites, and shall make all necessary investigations to
inform themselves thoroughly as to the facilities for
delivering and handling materials at the sites and to inform
themselves thoroughly as to all the difficulties that may be
involved in the complete execution of all work under the
attached contract in accordance with the specifications hereto
attached.
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