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• Must be fully equipped to work safely in underground excavations five feet deep or greater in compliance <br />with OSHA trenching and excavation safety requirements. Company safety manual must be followed and <br />a minimum requirement of two qualified persons for all excavations. <br />• Ability to temporarily freeze water service lines to replace inoperable and/or leaking curb valves. <br />• Must have experience working on water lines in the City of South Bend including new service <br />line installation using open trench excavation and trenchless ground piercing methods. New <br />service line installation will be paid per foot for one -inch service line and only Type K copper <br />tubing pipe is allowed. The water line shall have a minimum earth cover of five feet and a <br />maximum of six feet. <br />• Responsible for the preparing and pouring or subcontracting of all sidewalk, driveway and street <br />cuts, according to City specifications. Four inches of depth for sidewalks, six inches of depth for <br />driveway and driveway approaches. Street cuts must match existing depth, but not be less than <br />eight inches minimum. <br />• Responsible for repairing all grass/sod property damage caused by excavation work by spreading <br />topsoil and grass seed within two calendar weeks of leak repair. A list of all repairs completed in <br />grass during the winter season must be kept for returning to complete the topsoil and grass seed <br />work at the start of the spring season. <br />• A Plumber Inventory Tracking Form must be e-mailed to Water Works Utility management staff <br />with details for each leak repair performed within one calendar week of repair date. <br />• Invoices (two copies required) for work performed must be delivered to 915 S. Olive St. by the <br />fifth day of the following month. All material provided by the Water Works Utility must be <br />indicated on the invoices. City inspection and approval prior to payment being remitted within 45 <br />days of receipt. <br />• A Plumber Material Request Sheet must be e-mailed to Water Works Utility management staff when <br />requesting provided parts. All material requests must be picked up at 915 S. Olive St. the following <br />business day between the hours of 7:30am and 3:OOpm unless otherwise specified by Water Works Utility <br />management staff. <br />Flat Rate for Stop Rox Repairs <br />Applicants will unearth a single excavation up to five cubic feet in grass for a flat rate of $425. For stop <br />box repairs that require the removal of a hard surface, such as asphalt or concrete, the flat rate is increased <br />to $525. This flat rate will include all equipment, material and labor necessary to replace the stop box and <br />rod. This flat rate will be used for all emergency repairs made during normal business hours. A curb valve <br />found to be inoperable and/or leaking must be replaced, and the repair is billed as a basic service leak at <br />the rates described herein. <br />Flat Rate for basic Service Leak Repairs: <br />Applicants will unearth a single excavation up to five cubic feet in grass for a flat rate of $1,450. For <br />basic leak repairs that require the removal of a hard surface, such as asphalt or concrete, the flat rate is <br />increased to $1,550. This flat rate will include all equipment, material and labor necessary to replace the <br />curb valve, stop box and rod or repair a single leak on a three -feet or less section of the service line. This <br />flat rate will be used for all emergency repairs made during normal business hours. Repairs that require <br />exceeding these specifications to complete must be reported to Water Works Utility management staff to <br />determine if a leak repair is not considered basic repair due to special circumstances. Any special <br />circumstance requires City approval and the repair is billed for equipment, material and labor at the rates <br />described herein. <br />