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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05 - CC-4 - Emergency Removal of Underground Fuel St - 5/3/2016CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT MEETING DATE: MAY 3, 2016 ITEM NUMBER: CC -4 SUBJECT: EMERGENCY REMOVAL OF UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANK DATE: April 20, 2016 FROM: PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT — MAINTENANCE SERVICES DIVISION PRESENTATION BY: ERNESTO MUNOZ, PUBLIC SERVICES DIRECTOR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: BRUCE HARTLEY (714) 754-5123 RECOMMENDATION Receive and file. BACKGROUND This report has been prepared and submitted in compliance with the City's Emergency Purchasing Policy Section 12-117 Emergencies, Sub -section (a) Process, (vi). On March 18, 2016, a delivery of diesel fuel was being dispensed into the underground fuel storage tank at Fire Station #3 located at 1865 Park Avenue. During the delivery, the underground tank, piping and/or venting systems failed, as did the secondary containment systems, resulting in the discharge of an unknown quantity of diesel fuel into the soil below the storage tank. After immediate action was taken to address the incident and contain any above ground fuel leakage, the required reporting and documentation related to the suspected release was submitted to the following agencies as required by law: Orange County Environmental Health (OCHD); State Office of Emergency Services; State Water Resources Control Board and the County of Orange Local Oversite Cleanup Program. Once a determination was made that the tank was not holding the fuel, it became necessary to take immediate action to remove the remaining fuel from the tank and to remove the tank itself to address any loss of fuel into the environment. The remaining fuel was removed on March 21, 2016. On March 24, 2016, per the City's Purchasing Policy, the Chief Executive Officer signed the Emergency Justification Form and approved an emergency Purchase Order in an amount not to exceed $100,000 with MJK Construction for the immediate removal of the underground fuel storage tank, the preliminary testing of the surrounding soils and the development of an OCHD required work plan to address the removal of the leaked diesel fuel. See Attachments 1 and 2. ANALYSIS An emergency Purchase Order in an amount not to exceed $100,000 was approved by the CEO on March 24, 2016, and issued by the Finance Department to immediately begin the removal of the damaged fuel storage tank and related systems. Necessary permits were obtained from Orange County Environmental Health and the City of Costa Mesa's Fire Department and Building Division. The tank was removed on April 13, 2016. Soil testing was completed and the preparation of the required work plans to address the subsequent phases of the project began on that date. Upon approval by OCHD, subsequent work will be performed by MJK Construction to determine the scope of any environmental contamination and the development of a proposed remediation plan. At that point, the work with the current contractor may cease and future work beyond that point may be formally bid based on the plan developed by MJK Construction and approved by OCHD, as the `emergency' situation will have been addressed. FISCAL REVIEW The funding for the Purchase Order was provided by the Public Services Fleet Section operating budget, where it is anticipated that fuel cost savings from FY 2015-16 will be sufficient to cover the estimated cost of tank removal and preliminary testing of the surrounding soil. ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED No alternatives were considered for this item. LEGAL REVIEW A legal review is not required for the proposed action at this time. CONCLUSION It is recommended that City Council receive and file the report in accordance with the adopted Purchasing Procedures and direct staff to continue to move forward with the emergency underground storage tank removal and soil remediation project. ERNESTO MUNOZ Public Services Director STEVE DUNIVENT Interim Finance Director BRUCE HARTLEY Maintenance Services Manager Attachments: 1. Emergency Justification Form 2. Purchase Requisition 3. Proposal from MJK Construction, Inc. 1► EMERGENCY JUSTIFICATION FORM RE: REQUISITION/P.O. NUMBER: VENDOR: MJK Construction $100,000, ATTACHMENT #1 Emergency purchases should be made only (1) to preserve life, health or property; (2) upon a natural disaster; (3) to correct or forestall a shutdown to maintain essential public services; or (4) other unforeseeable events. Please complete this form and forward it with a requisition/purchase order to the Purchasing office within 48 hours of the emergency. Please describe the nature of emergency and justification for the emergency purchase. Attach any cost comparisons, quotations, or other pertinent information. On March 18, 2016 diesel fuel was being delivered to fire station 3 at 1865 Park Avenue. A delivery driver potentially performed an improper fuel delivery method which resulted in a fractured underground fuel storage tank. An estimated 843.8 gallons of diesel fuel was discharged into the surrounding soil. An emergency purchase is requested to remove the fuel tank and remediate the soil as soon as possible. An expedited cleanup will possibly reduce the impact to the environment and reduce unnecessary additional expenses. Department/Division: 4xl� ��V«s Department /Division Head Signature: Date: Purchasing Agent: Date: 31, 'City Manager: Date *(Emergencies estimating/totaling over $25,000 require City Manager's approval signature.) PURCHASING OFFICE USE ONLY: 3 ATTACHMENT #2 31,a} CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA rM' PL 4, f=1 at� -1 ;I ,j: pirchase Order Requisition Number by Purchasing) L��pgl fo�ae i to, eined 9) z -r � amp),.y Business Unit: CITY Date Requisitioned: 3/22/2016 ❑ Request is f uo g ° m{s} Department: Public Sys Division: Maint Svs � t ® Request is for UNBUDGETED items) -(Memo Attached) Ship To Address: 2300 Placentia Ave Costa Mesa CA 92627 ❑ Item(s) Pending Budget Amendment Request # Contact Person: Gant Corum Phone Number: 714-327-7481 ❑ Requesting Sole Source (Justification Form Attached) Send Copy of P.O. to: ® Contact Person and J or Chris Goldsworthy ❑ Fixed Asset Tag Request stem Urnt - _ Items (Give Full Description Slze; Gatal6g No. Etc) Unit Pnc*~ Estimated Amount 1 1 EA Emergency removal of the underground storage tank at fire station 3, 100,000.00 1865 Park ave. and the cleanup of spilled diesel fuel. Not to exceed amount. If additional lines are needed, please attach a second sheet Sales Tax (8.00%): Const./Prof. Svs. Agmt, Completion Date: Include Shipping Fee: 100,000.00 Insurance Required: ❑ Yes Certificate attached) ® No Estimated Total Cost: Item # Account Fund Dept./Org. Program Project Amount 1 525111 601 19500 50920 100,000.00 Coniments; Total$100,000.00 Underground storage tank at fire station 3 is su pect d t� h ve failed fir m a m oper fuel delivery. An e ti ated $ 3 8 . P� . gallons were released into �e surrounding soi P1' )&; Vit` / f me, Y Q IC Y '' C a- _ z_c � ��l ert rac�rP i� /rll� am �i�• Proper approvals are required before re uis' ' n c e processed. Suggested V/eenndj(or y� �� (/r 7�11/�l Address: Ordered By: 02�//� �r / Department D ectodAut oriz d i nature City, Sta Ce Zip de: (� l +1� 1�-- / Phone: ! C� 7 Fax: ��Approved By: , Director of inancelP�nhavn� officer Vendor's Contact Person: Approved By: f- Emai11/0: MY Id _ f��required} PURCHASING DivisION USE ONLY ✓; . Vendor ID:Buyer: Insurance valid thru Ship To/Location: I Due Date: Standard Comments: ACC - ALL - ARR - BLA - CON - DCP - DIS - FCA - FCi - FIX - INS - IS - IST - ORG -QTR - REM - SUB - T&C - - FINANCE DEPARTMENT USE ONLY As of:( -1017,.5111471 _ Confirmed By: Available Appropriation: ❑ Yes�[�lo l �N ),//� /+r{ ��j�% q Rev FY09(10 P ATTACHMENT #3 Notes: Scope of Work: 1. Produce one plan, one permit application, and provide one permit fee, to pull one Orange County DEH CUPA permit to remove the tank. 2. Lock Out/Tag Out the power connections to the dispenser and monitoring system. 3. Remove the monitoring equipment from the tank top and UDC. 3. Disconnect, remove, and dispose of the dispenser. 4. Remove the conductors from the dispenser to the breaker panel. 5. Remove the monitor panel. 6. Remove the conductors for the monitor sensors back to the nearest junction box. 7. Remove the tank top equipment and risers. 8. Saw cut, break out, remove, and dispose of the tank top, dispenser island, and piping run concrete. 9. Excavate the tank and piping. Excavated backfill to be stockpiled onsite until profiled for disposal. Separate disposal charges will apply, over and above this proposal price. 10. Triple rinse and remove the supply, and vent piping. Remove the vent stack from the side of the outbuilding. 11. Triple rinse, declare clean, remove, transport, and destroy the 1,000 gallon diesel underground storage tank. 12. Take up to five soil samples. 13 Proposal Page # 1 REF# : 1160055 To: COS- City of Costa Mesa 77 Fair Drive :="€tfi� 8 67E, 03/24/16 Costa Mesa CA 92628-1200 04:26 PM Mike McCarthy Job Name: COS- Costa Mesa FS#3 4780 CHEYENNE WAY Job Location: 1865 Park Avenue ALL PROPOSALS SUBJECT TO MJK STANDARD CHINO, CA 91710 Costa Mesa CA 92627 PROPOSAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Tel: (909) 594-9830 Fax: (909) 594-6169 Item # Description Unit Quantity Unit Price Amount 100 General Requirements LS 1 $6,711 $6,711 200 Site Work LS 1 $8,853 $8,853 300 Remove One 1,000 gallon UST LS 1 $9,341 $9,341 400 Soil Samples LS 1 $6,705 $6,705 500 Backfill & Repave LS 1 $15,993 $15,993 600 Contract Close Out LS 1 $2,193 $2,193 Total: $49,796 Notes: Scope of Work: 1. Produce one plan, one permit application, and provide one permit fee, to pull one Orange County DEH CUPA permit to remove the tank. 2. Lock Out/Tag Out the power connections to the dispenser and monitoring system. 3. Remove the monitoring equipment from the tank top and UDC. 3. Disconnect, remove, and dispose of the dispenser. 4. Remove the conductors from the dispenser to the breaker panel. 5. Remove the monitor panel. 6. Remove the conductors for the monitor sensors back to the nearest junction box. 7. Remove the tank top equipment and risers. 8. Saw cut, break out, remove, and dispose of the tank top, dispenser island, and piping run concrete. 9. Excavate the tank and piping. Excavated backfill to be stockpiled onsite until profiled for disposal. Separate disposal charges will apply, over and above this proposal price. 10. Triple rinse and remove the supply, and vent piping. Remove the vent stack from the side of the outbuilding. 11. Triple rinse, declare clean, remove, transport, and destroy the 1,000 gallon diesel underground storage tank. 12. Take up to five soil samples. 13 Proposal Continued 03/24/16 Page # 2 of 2 Item # Description Unit Quantity Unit Price Amount 13. Backfill, compact, and re -pave the excavated area with 6" asphalt. Approximately 234 square feet will be re -paved. If over excavation becomes necessary, additional excavation and paving costs will apply. 14. Provide close out package including, certificate of destruction, soils report, and permit closure documents. Additional Notes: Soil samples will be taken at the direction of the Orange County DEH CUPA inspector. Up to 5 samples will be taken using EPA method 5035. Transport of soil samples will be made under "Chain of Custody" documentation to a State of California Certified Laboratory for analysis of the soil samples for total petroleum hydrocarbons in accordance with EPA methods 8015m and 8260B as required. A soil sample report will be prepared, stamped, and approved by a Registered Geologist and submitted to the Local Implementing Agency. A copy of the report will be provided for the customer in the close out package. MJK will triple rinse the fuel piping prior to dismantling and disposing of them. The tank will be triple rinsed prior to removal,this process includes up to 50 gallons of rinsate with up to 8% solids The tank will be pumped down to 2" remaining in tanks prior to cleaning. Gallons of rinsate in excess of those quoted will be billed at $2.33 per gallon, Gasoline Surcharge (over 2" remaining) will be billed at $2.33 per gallon. Solids Surcharge in excess of 8% will be billed at $349.80/bbl. Costs not included in this proposal: A. Landscaping, B. Concrete pavement. C. Building and Safety, Planning Department, or electrical permit fees and acquisition. The cost of these permits, if necessary, will be billed on a cost plus basis. D. Additional permitting, beyond what is specifically described in this scope of work. Fees in arrears owed by the client, or special permit requirements in addition to those quoted, will be billed on a cost plus basis. E. CERS registration. F. Street plates. G. Removal of contaminated soil. Removal of contaminated soil encountered during the course of the project will be billed at the applicable labor and equipment rates. H. Encounter of underground water, unidentified structures, excessive rock or contaminated soil. I. Damage to unidentified utilities not identified by Underground Alert or property owner, such as sewer, electrical, gas, or water lines, etc. J. Soil samples in excess of the five quoted. Additional soil samples, if required, will be billed on a cost plus basis.. K. Damage to existing ground cover including concrete and asphalt caused by the normal execution of the work. L. Repair or replacement of any equipment, parts, or materials not specifically listed in this proposal. M. Regulatory directives not specifically addressed in this proposal. N. Bonding. If bonding should become necessary it will be billed at 4%. O. Third party inspections, special inspections, or deputy inspections. 6 STANDARD PROPOSAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS All proposals, quotes and estimates published by MIK Construction, Inc (MJK). are submitted under the following Standard Proposal Terms and Conditions (hereafter referred to as SPTC's). Nothing in the proposal documents, bid documents, and/or solicitation materials, implied, or otherwise, shall supersede these SPTC's unless specifically addressed. Any deviation from the SPTC's shall be specifically identified, and the deviation from the SPTC's shall be specifically and clearly described. Should there be any discrepancy between bid documents and the SPTC's, SPTC's shall prevail. 1. PERMITS: Permits, related fees, and labor to obtain those permits as specifically identified in the bid documents shall be provided. Permits, unless specifically identified in MA's proposal documents shall be excluded, and shall be the responsibility of others. 2. REGULATORY DELAYS: MIK is not responsible for any costs due to delays caused by regulatory agencies and/or entities having Federal, State, and/or Local jurisdiction over the work. 3. PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ENGINEERED DRAWINGS, SITE MAPS and SIMILAR: All plans. specifications, engineered drawings, she maps and other similar type documentation and related costs are specifically excluded unless specified otherwise. MIK shall not be responsible for providing similar documentation. Contracting entity shall bear sole responsibility for providing all required and related documentation to MIK prior to proposal preparation. MJK shall not be responsible for requirements, provisions and/or any condition contained in documentation not provided to MIK prior to MA's proposal submission. Should the scope of work require that MIK. submit pricing on plans, engineered drawings, site maps and/or similar type documentation, it shall be understood that this work will be subcontracted to appropriately certified professionals. MJK does not warrant the validity, accuracy, integrity, or regulatory compliance of such documentation prepared by others, and shall only warrant to the extent of the cost of development of such documentation. No other warranties are provided or implied. MIK Construction, Inc. shall be presented with complete, and regulatory -approved plans not less than 10 working days prior to work start. Plans provided less than 30 working days prior to work start, shall entitle MIK to a corresponding number of days delay, without penalty to begin work. 4. SURVEY: Survey, staking, grade marking and similar field-based identification methods are specifically excluded and shall be performed by others. MJK Construction, Inc. shall not warrant the accuracy of such services and/or activities as conducted by others, and any discrepancy or error In provided identifications shall be the sole responsibility of others. Any costs incurred, or costs to correct work by MIK Construction, Inc. as a result of errors by others, shall be charged at the applicable Costs plus markup of 10% overhead and 10% profit. 5. SPECIALIZED TESTING/INSPECTIONS: Costs for specialized testing and/or Inspections in addition to regulatory Inspections required specifically for the work performed by MJK Construction, Inc. is excluded unless specified otherwise. This exclusion includes deputy inspections, concrete break tests, soils compaction testing, reinforcement testing and inspecting, mill certification of materials, and similar specialized testing and inspections. 6. UNDERGROUND OBSTRUCTIONS: MIK Construction, Inc. shall comply with all regulated pre -notification requirements prior to excavation. MIK does not warrant the accuracy of services provided by underground locating services. All known underground structures and/or obstructions shall be clearly identified on plans provided to MJK. Failure of contracting entity, owner, or other parties having knowledge of such, to accurately identify said underground structures and/or obstructions shall relieve MJK of any responsibility for damage to said structures and/or obstructions. Should damage occur to said underground structures and/or obstructions which have not been identified to MIK prior to work start, repairs will be charged to the contracting entity at the applicable Costs plus markup of 10% overhead and 10% profit. 7. EXCESSIVE ROCK AND WATER: Encounter of excessive rock, caliche, and/or water which slows progress of work is excluded unless otherwise specified. Additional activities, efforts and/or costs required to manage encounter, removal and/or disposal of excessive rock, caliche and/or water shall be charged to the contracting entity at the applicable Costs plus markup of 10% overhead and 10% profit or markups as per contract agreement. 8. SHORING: Shoring design, engineering, calculations, installation, and/or removal is specifically excluded from all proposals unless specifically identified as included. 9. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: Encounter of any hazardous or unidentified materials during the course of work, shall cause work to cease until such time that the encountered materials can be identified and appropriate measures for worker safety can be made. MIK shall not be responsible for identification if such materials, workplan development for proper handling, or additional costs and measures required forthe proper handling of hazardous materials. MJK shall not disturb, transport, or dispose of any hazardous materials, and all activities related to such are hereby excluded. 30. FLUIDS: Costs for fluids required to fill installed tanks, vessels, installed equipment and/or structures are specifically excluded. MJK shall depend upon the owner and/or contracting entity to provide fluids for these systems as needed for testing purposes. Any costs due to the delay in the provision of these fluids to the jobsite which impacts completion of MIK's work shall be charged at the applicable Costs plus markup of 30% overhead and 1D% profit. MJK shall notify owner and/or contracting entity of scheduled need not less than 10 working days in advance. Fluid transfers of any product, whether from existing tanks vessels, or containers, orthe transfer of product into new tanks, vessels, equipment and/or structures is excluded unless specifically addressed herein. 11. BONDS: Bonds and related costs are excluded unless specified otherwise in the proposal documents presented by MIK Construction, Inc. 1Z. INSURANCE: Costs of any specialized insurance programs, coverage, limits and/or provisions above MIK's standard policy provisions and/or limits are excluded unless otherwise specified. Copies of MA's standard policies are available upon request. MJK does not warrant the availability of specialized coverage, limits and/or provisions. MJK provides General Liability, Auto and Workman's Compensation insurance as required by law. Owner shall carry Builder's Risk Insurance and all other insurance on property for risk of loss due to Fire, Vandalism, Theft, etc. 13. UTILITIES: Temporary facilities including toilets, job trailers, telephones, generators, water and power as needed to perform the work shall be provided by others, and the costs of such are excluded unless otherwise specified. 14. DELAYS: MIK Construction, Inc. Is not responsible for any costs due to delays caused by any contingency not specifically addressed herein. 15. SINGLE MOBILIZATION: Work shall be completed in a single mobilization effort unless specifically addressed herein. Additional charges will apply for demobilization and/or interruptions in execution of the work which are beyond the control of MJK Construction, Inc. 16. CLEAR WORK AREA: Work area shall be cleared by others to provide sufficient access for MIK Construction, Inc. to perform the scope of work. Any effort by MIK to clear work area of obstructing materials, debris, equipment or efforts required to prepare work area for MIX's work to begin shall be charged at the applicable Costs plus markup of 10% overhead and 10% profit. 17. MATERIALS PROVIDED BY OTHERS: Owner or contracting entities which supply materials to be installed by MIK Construction, Inc. shall be responsible for the costs and timely delivery of such materials to the job site. Any delays to MIK's work caused by delay in receipt of materials shall entitle MJK to a corresponding extension in the completion of the work. Supplying entity or owner shall be responsible for costs of insurance to cover said supplied materials throughout the project. MIK shall not provide coverage against theft, damage, or loss of supplied materials. Supplying entity or owner shall be responsible for insuring that materials supplied are in accordance with plans and specifications, and are supplied in sufficient quantity as needed for completion of the project. Supplying entity shall be responsible for providing replacement parts received in damaged condition and/or damaged during installation, provided that installation damage was not caused by intentional damage, or sole negligence by MA's employees or subcontractors. MJK shall obtain appropriate manufacturer's certifications for installation, where said certification is available from the manufacturer. MJK does not warrant the applicability of supplied parts. MIK is not responsible for incorrectly supplied parts or regulatory approval and/or acceptance of parts supplied and/or specified by others. All materials supplied for installation by MIK Construction, Inc. shall be in new, unused condition, in the original, factory supplied packaging, and must contain all original documentation including installation and operations manuals, warranty cards, etc. Documentation shall be submitted to the supplying entity. It shall be the responsibility of the supplying entity to submit warranty documentation to the appropriate manufacturers. Warranties and claims against warranties shall be the sole responsibility of the entity providing the materials. MIK warrants only the installation labor of supplied parts. 18. SPECIFIED MATERIALS AND METHODS: MIK is not responsible for applicability and/or acceptance of specified materials and/or methods provided by others. MIK shall make every effort to identify and notify owner or contracting entity of materials and/or installation designs or methods which may, in its sole opinion; not be acceptable and/or in compliance with regulatory guidelines, and/or commonly accepted industry practices. However, MIK shall not be responsible for costs related to materials changes and/or methods not specifically addressed herein. 19. NATURALLY OCCURRING EVENTS: MJK Construction, Inc. shall not be responsible for costs resulting from damage to property, work, materials, or equipment due to intimate weather, earthquakes, fire, riot, acts of terrorism, or other causes beyond our control. 20. WARRANTY: MJK warrants that all material and equipment furnished under any proposal will be new, unless otherwise specified, and that all work will be of good quality, free from faults and defects. The Warranty Period will be twelve (12) months from the date of substantial completion of MJK's work. All work not so conforming to these standards may be considered defective. If required MJK shall furnish satisfactory evidences to the kind and quality of materials and equipment. MIK Is not responsible for defects in materials manufactured by any entity, or organization other than MIK Construction, Inc. MJK Construction, Inc. shall not warrant against any damage to our work, equipment, and/or materials caused by others, or events beyond the control of MIK Construction, Inc. MJK does not warrant materials beyond the warranty provided by the manufacturer unless otherwise specified. ONLY UPON EXECUTION OF SPECIFIC DOCUMENTATION, SEPARATE FROM ANY AND ALL OTHER CONTRACTUAL DOCUMENTATION, SPECIFICATIONS AND/OR PROVISIONS, THAT SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSES AN EXTENSION OF THIS WARRANTY PROVISION SHALL THIS PROVISION BE MODIFIED. 21. DRUG TESTING/SPECIFIC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS: Unless specifically addressed, MJK Construction, Inc. excludes all costs related to job - specific drug testing, safety certifications, meetings, and training. MJK maintains it's own monitoring and training programs as required. 22. JOB -WIDE CLEAN-UP PARTICIPATION: Unless specifically addressed, MJK Construction, Inc. has not included any costs related to job -wide clean up participation programs. MJK shall insure that it's specific work areas are maintained in a clean and safe condition. 23. IMPLIED CONDITIONS: Nothing contained in these STANDARD PROPOSAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS shall imply, whether stated, or otherwise; acceptance or agreement to any condition and/or provision, provided or required, by any bid documents, contract documents, or specifications unless specifically addressed herein. This document shall supercede any and all such provisions, obligaticns, and/or implied conditions. 24. PAYMENT: Unless specified otherwise, payment terms shall be NET 30 Days after date of MJK's invoice to contracting entity, paid at a rate of 100% of amount due less a MAXIMUM of 10% retention. Advance payment of 50% shall be required priorto order placement on any custom- built or special -ordered materials —this includes all underground fuel storage tanks. MJK shall rely upon contracting entity for prompt payment. Contracting entity shall have sole responsibility for payments to MJK. MJK will not accept contingency payments in any form from contracting entity. 25. EMERGENCIES: In the event of an emergency that could result in damage to the work, materials, property, or persons, contracting entity, by affixing its signature below, hereby authorizes MIK Construction Inc. to proceed in a cost effective manner, upon verbal direction with activities to secure the work and/or prevent damage to the work, materials, property or persons. Agreement to this special provision shall not be construed to atter, modify, or contradict any other provisions provided herein, or set a precedent for modifications to any other provision. Approving entity hereby acknowledges that said emergency procedures may result in additional charges over and above the stated contract price, and hereby agrees to such additional costs.. Approved: Signature Date Printed Name: 26. GENERAL PROVISIONS: By submitting this proposal, MJK Construction, Inc. warrants the following general provisions: It is an independent contractor, and is responsible for all taxes, and provisions accorded such independent status. That all materials supplied by MJK shall be as specified, in new, unused condition. All work shall be completed in a workmanlike manner, and in accordance with standard industry practices. Subject to 25. EMERGENCIES provision: That any alteration or deviation from the above specification involving extra costs will be executed only upon written authorization by the contracting entity. Recipient is hereby notified that MIK Construction, Inc. is signatory to labor organizations as follows: United Brotherhood of Carpenters Construction Laborers Plumbers & Pipefitters REQUIRED STATEMENT FOR CALIFORNIA PROJECTS: Contractors are required by law to be licensed and regulated by the Contractors' State License Board which has jurisdiction to investigate complaints against contractors If a complaint regarding a patent act or omission is filed within four years of the date of the alleged violation. A complaint regarding a latent act or omission pertaining to structural defects must be filed within ten 110) years of the date of the alleged violation. Any questions concerning a contractor may be referred to the Registrar, Contractors' State License Board, P O. Box 26000, Sacramento, California 95826. REQUIRED STATEMENT FOR NEVADA PROJECTS: Contractors are required by law to be licensed and regulated by the State Contractors' Board. The State Contractors' Board has jurisdiction to investigate complaints that are filed against contractors. Any questions concerning a contractor may be referred to the State Contractors' Board at: (1) 9670 Gateway Drive Suite 100 Reno, Nevada 89521 (775)688-1141; or 12) 2310 Corporate Circle Suite 200 Henderson, Nevada 89074 (702)486-1100. The law of this State requires that a person or entity who enters into a contract to perform construction work be properly licensed by the State Contractors' Board for the category of work that the person or entity intends to perform. Laws regulating licensed contractors are designed to protect the public. If you contract with a person or entity who is not licensed to perform construction work, your remedies against that person or entity may be limited to a suit in civil court. You may be liable for damages arising out of any Injuries to an unlicensed contractor or that contractors employees, as well as withholding taxes, contributions pursuant to the Federal Insurance Contributions Act and contributions for Industrial Insurance and unemployment compensation. In addition, you must comply with other applicable state and federal laws regarding employment. Finally, you should be aware that construction performed on your property must comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, building codes and regulations. A contractor is required to include his license number on all of his advertising, vehicles, bids and contracts. You may contact the State Contractors' Board to find out if a contractor has a valid license and, if so, the status of that license. The Board has complete information on the status of all licensed contractors in the State of Nevada. This information is available through the "voice response system" of the State Contractors' Board. However, if you wish to obtain specific information about complaints that have been filed against a contractor, such information must be requested from the Board in writing N