Opening of Bids - Small Drainage Design and Repair Project No 118-063 - G.E. Marshall Inc

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percentage determined by addendum of the appropriate hourly rate of pay. Stockpiles under this section may not be placed adjacent to the work site (road beds, ramps, dikes, site of construction, etc.). This does not include the movement of materials within the job site, materials dumped directly on the road bed or site of construction and spread, nor does it include delivery of hot mix asphalt or concrete paving materials or materials dumped into any type of spreading machine on the job site. (b) Residential Construction Work. Wage rates for delivering aggregate fill matehal from off of the job site to a job site and for hauling excavated material from a master stockpile on a job site off of the job site shall be at 80% of the appropriate hourly rate of pay. This does not include the movement of materials within the job site, nor does it include delivery of hot mix asphalt or concrete paving matehals or matehals dumped into any tpe of spreading machine on the job site. (c) Work Assignment. When performing work at a reduced rate, as provided for in Sections 6(a) and 6(b) above, all such reduced rate work shall only be performed by Teamsters Local No. 142 members in good standing. (d) Offsite Plants and Yards. This entire Section 6 shall not apply to offsite plants and yards. (e) Duration. This entire Section 6 shall remain in effect so long as similar language exists in the NWI Contractors Association agreement with Teamsters Local No. 142 (NWI Agreement) — currently Article 11, Section 7 within the NWI Agreement. Should all similar language be eliminated from the NWI Agreement in a future negotiation, then this Section 6 shall be terminated upon the same effective date of the new NWI Agreement that no longer contains similar language. Section 7. Drivers shaill be limited to making three (3) equipment changes per day, However, the following shall not be considered equipment changes: (a) Buses. (b) Service Trucks working out of a service pool delivering material and equipment to job sites. (c) Breakdowns. (d) Starting a new job during tour of duty which necessitates change of equipment. Section 8. This Section is applicable to two (2) types of Hazardous/Toxic Waste Material Handling, Removal and/or Disposal work: 1 -(a) A HazardousfToxic Waste Project that is specifically bid as a project involving the handling, removal and disposal of Level A, B, C or D HazardousfToxic Waste Materials as defined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and which is designated by that agency as a Hazardous/Toxic Waste removal site at the time of bid. 1 -(b) The handling, removal and/or disposal of Hazardous/Toxic Waste where the following conditions are met: (1) unexpected Hazardous/Toxic Waste Materials as defined in Section 8, Item (a) above are encountered; (2) the handling, removal and disposal of Hazardous/Toxic Matedal that constitutes an item of work not specified in the construction contract; and (3) the location of Hazardous/Toxic Waste that becomes designated as a HazardousiToxic Waste removal site by the Environmental Protection Agency after the bid. 2. When employees are required to work with HazardousfToxic Waste Matedals classified as Levels A, 8, C or D on a Hazardous/Toxic Waste Materials Removal project as defined in Section 8, Items 1-(a) or 1-(b) above, the following conditions shall apply. 2-(a) The removal of Hazardous/Toxic Waste Materials will be subject to any and all safety regulations and insurance provisions that may be required by the appropriate governmental agencies. 13