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5. The business is a (sole proprietorship) (partnership) (corporation) and name of owner: Corporation, LLC. Name of Owner: Danny Sleiman 6. Has your company ever been debarred or terminated for default on a government contract? No. 7. Identify your debris disposal plan. A dumpster will be brought to the jobsite and placed in an area approved by the City. Before the end every working day, all debris will be removed from the site and disposed into dumpster. Debris that fall or that can blow with the wind will be properly disposed immediately. Styrofoam will not be allowed in the jobsite. 8. Firm must list any exceptions taken to the terms and condition in this ITB. See exceptions section 9. Discuss what strategies the submitter will utilize to keep this project on schedule, considering long lead-times on fabrication. Submittals for time sensitive items such as light poles, benches, trash receptacles, and pavers, will be submitted first after issuance of Notice to Proceed. Once these items are approved, they will be released for purchase and schedule delivery dates. All long lead items will be logged in a form, and will be provided on every OAC meeting, or as requested by the City. 10. Discuss strategies the submitter will implement to ensure the project is kept on budget. To ensure project stays on budget, the contractor will release Notice of Intent to all subcontractors in order for them to provide the submittals and lock materials and equipment prices, while the contractor works on all the subcontract agreements. Notice of Intent will be release to subcontractors immediately after issuance of Notice to Proceed. Coordination is essential for avoiding cost increases, so the contractor will notify the owner when something is cost sensitive to expedite approval process.