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P'- <br />p" <br />-■ i; |. <br />1^ ■ <br />rr <br />ir--m^'mdM <br />•r. <br />W^"IP®/' <br />m'®-:'Vib'- <br />■W:' <br />I- <br />& <br />6t <br />fc-te'- <br />Mift:•fei'S''' <br />fc^::»F <br />I' <br />pW- <br />p <br />a <br />0ir ■fe <br />sir <br />tp>-m <br />•'‘i'.i ^ . <br />- • <br />»• <br />fe'- <br />in place. In the latter case, the same degree of workmanship and care <br />in installation will be expected as if the work was done in the <br />manufacturer's plant. <br />3.1.10.3 Piers shall be carefully unloaded and kept in orderly piles or stacks <br />until placed in the water. None but competent craftsman shall be <br />employed to float and anchor the piers. Workmanship shall be first <br />class throughout. <br />3.1.10.4 <br />4.1 <br />4.1.1 <br />4.1.2 <br />4.1.3 <br />4.1.4 <br />4.1.5 <br />5.1 <br />5.1.1 <br />Each main pier and finger pier shall be securely tied to avoid damage <br />until permanent connections to anchorages are made. <br />MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS MANUAL <br />Upon completion of the project, the Contractor shall furnish the <br />Owner four (4) copies of a "Maintenance and Operations Manual," which <br />shall Include instructions and related information for maintaining and <br />operating the floating pier system and anchorages including utilities, <br />if applicable. Utilities include but are not necessarily limited to <br />electrical, lighting, water, sanitary pump-out, fuel, telephone and <br />cable television systems. <br />The Contractor shall include in the manual, a detailed procedure for <br />systematically maintaining and winterizing the floating pier system, <br />anchorages and utilities between boating seasons, as well as mini­ <br />mizing ice damage to the system during the winter. <br />Although it is intended to leave the floating pier system in place <br />throughout the winter, the Contractor shall also include in the <br />manual, a detailed procedure for systematically removing, storing and <br />reinstalling the floating pier system for the purposes of repair and <br />maintenance. <br />The manual shall include reduced size copies of the final "as built <br />layout and fabrication drawings; a listing of purchased items or parts <br />likely to need repair or replacement such as power centers, lighting <br />units, fuel dispensers, sanitary pump-outs, flexible connections, <br />cleats, valves, “special" bolts and fasteners, etc.; and a copy of the <br />warranty. The list of purchased items shall include the name, address <br />and phone number of suppliers and shall be accompanied with appropri­ <br />ate catalog cuts and manufacturer's specifications. <br />The instructions for maintenance shall include preventive maintenance <br />procedures as well as ordinary maintenance and shall include schedules <br />for such activities. <br />WARRANTY <br />The pier manufacturer shall execute and deliver to the Owner, before <br />final payment, on his/her letter head, a letter of warranty plus labor <br />and material guarantee which shall include at a minimum the following <br />words and items of performance: ipier manufacturer name) warrants for <br />five years, from the date of acceptance of the entire floating pier <br />- 20 <br />..s, .f .