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remain in place. As each floor is cleared visually it will be sealed off from all
personnel except to perform final air sampling.
3. GENERAL CONDITIONS
A. All clean-up shall be performed utilizing the procedures as required by NYCDEP
Title 15, NYSDOL ICR 56 and in accordance with all other applicable federal,
state and local regulations. All ACM shall be wetted using amended water prior to
removal.
B. Water hookups to be provided by the Abatement Contractor and to be coordinated
with the Client.
C. Contractor shall deliver sufficient ground fault interrupt service (GFI) panels to
the site. Panels shall meet the requirements of applicable provisions of the
National Electric Code. The panels shall be connected by the on-site electrical
contractor. The on-site electrical contractor shall be responsible for any and all
standby electrician costs as required by the Scope of the Work. The contractor
shall assure that all full-containment areas shall be equipped with sufficient
temporary GFI electrical and lighting installation to accommodate the Scope of
the Work as indicated in this document, including all air sampling outlets.
D. The Abatement Contractor shall provide temporary lighting in all Work Areas,
decontamination units and staging areas for the duration of the project shall
maintain temporary lighting and circuits. All temporary lighting shall be GFI
service. In addition, all air sampling locations shall be provided with temporary
lighting and power as per the Environmental Consultant’s requirements.
E. All waste to be transported shall be doubled-bagged and properly labeled.
F. Work hours will be confirmed by the Client. Nominal work hours are 24 hours a
day, seven days a week.
G. All footage calculations and conditions are approximate and must be verified on
site by the Abatement Contractor.
H. The Abatement Contractor shall be responsible for all city, state and federal
filings (including variances) and associated fees.
4. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
A. General:
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