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7. Damages.

8. Duties of Contractors.

If any contractor shall fail to complete his work in the time stipulated above, including time lost through unavoidable delays if such time has been approved, there shall be deducted as liquidated damages from the contract price the sum of per day for each and every day the work remains uncompleted after the date set as above.

GENERAL SPECIFICATION.

Each contractor shall personally or through an authorized and competent representative constantly supervise the work from its beginning to its completion and acceptance.

He shall, so far as possible, keep the same foremen and workmen on the work from its commencement to its completion and acceptance.

He shall furnish all transportation, labor, apparatus and materials necessary for performing his work according to the true spirit and intent of these specifications (and plans).

He shall obtain all necessary permits and licenses for temporary obstructions, etc., and shall pay all fees for same.

He shall at all times, until its completion and final acceptance, protect his work, apparatus and materials from accidental damage by other contractors or otherwise, making good any damage thus occurring at his own expense; also making good any injury done the building in the performance of his work.

He shall comply with all corporation, city, state and other ordinances and laws relating to his work.

He shall be responsible for all accidents resulting through his work.

He shall sub-let no portion of his work except on the written permission and approval of the and shall be responsible for work thus sub-let as though it were his own.

(The purchaser) agrees to afford the contractor all reasonable facilities to enable the work to proceed without interruption from beginning to end and to

9. Work, Labor and Ma

make good any loss which the contractor suffers in consequence of delay on the part of said (purchaser.)

All work contemplated under these terials. specifications shall be executed in a workmanlike and substantial manner; no patched or slovenly work will be allowed. The labor shall be thoroughly competent and skillful in its line.

al, Omitted

All materials shall be of the very best quality, shall be of standard dimensions, unless specified otherwise, and samples shall be submitted to and ap

proved before being used.

10. Addition Additional work will be allowed only or Changed on the written order of (the purchaser.)

Work.

Specified work shall be omitted or changed only by written agreement between the contracting parties.

The addition or rebate for such added, omitted, or changed work shall be as mutually agreed upon, the amount to be stipulated in the order or agreement.

The contractor shall make good for a period of days after the final accept

ance of the work all defects which develop on account of defective work or material.

11. Replace

ment of De

fective Mate

All patented apparatus and material 12. must be furnished by the contractor under guarantee against loss through suits, royalties, or claims of any kind whatsoever, and that any loss or damage to (purchaser) through such suits or claims will be made good by said contractor.

rial.

Patented Apparatus.

Devices.

Every bidder is expected to include in 13. Special his proposal not only everything called for in these specifications, but also any special devices or methods peculiar to his system which will add to the safety, completeness, or efficiency of the plant, stating clearly the advantages to be derived from their use.

Contractors must provide all necessary 14. Safesafeguards from accidents to persons or

guards and Debris.

15. Plans.

16. Tests.

property; must keep all passages, entrances, sidewalks, etc., free from debris and incumbrances; and on the completion of the work must remove from the premises all surplus material of every kind and description.

All plans and detailed drawings necessary to show the scope and character of the work contemplated under these specifications will be furnished by the engineer architect as required. Figured dimensions and detailed drawings are in all cases to be followed in preference to scaled dimensions. The interpretation of all plans and drawings shall rest with the engineer

architect and in case any doubt arises

as to their interpretation or correctness, work shall be discontinued until such doubt is removed, or if continued it shall be at the risk of the contractor.

(Note.-The character and extent of

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