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Initialed <br />SALEM COURTHOUSE SQUARE <br />Abatement and Demolition <br />Addendum # 1 <br />1. Should contractors submit a separate submittal form for a submittal combining both <br />asbestos abatement and demolition or will a separate submittal form be provided? <br />Contractors should submit their proposals on the forms provided via this addendum. <br />2. Is the timeline of 6 to 8 weeks for the total project combined and overlapping or for each <br />contractor consecutively? <br />Both aspects of the project are to be completed within the timeline. Abatement must be <br />coordinated with the demolition contractor to meet the timeline. A new timeline has been <br />established. Start date is estimated to be April 15, 1997, contractors are asked to submit proposals <br />for completion of both aspects of this project with two options. <br />Option one (1) completion within 60 days, <br />Option two (2) within 90 days. <br />3. Will the demolition contractor incur liquidated damages if held up by the abatement <br />contractor? Who would incur the cost, Marion County or the abatement contractor? <br />Yes, the demolition contractor will be responsible to work with the project manager to control the <br />timelines. <br />4. Is the amount of $600.00 per day liquidated damages a suf~icient deterrent to keep the job <br />on a strict time line? <br />Based upon the timeline established via the process in item 3 above, liquidated damages will be <br />assessed in the following manner: <br />$600.00 Per day for the first 3 days after established completion date <br />$1,000.00 Per day for day 4, 5, and 6 after established completion date <br />$1,500.00 Per day for days 7, 8, and 9 after established completion date <br />$2,000.00 Per day for day 10 and each day thereafter <br />5. The noise levels were thought to be to strict and at realistically unattainable levels for this <br />type of project. County specified levels be raised to the federal OSHA standards of 85DB. <br />with the exceptions of spike levels possibly exceeding these limits after normal public <br />working hours? (When and how could waiver be granted for exceeding 85db for certain <br />tasks?) <br />Answer will be provided as soon as possible. <br />Courthouse Squaze Project <br />Amendment #1 <br />March 24, 1997 <br />