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RFP ITB # 24-07-01 - INTRACOASTAL SPORTS COURT COMPLEX <br />CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 39 <br />Procurement of Equipment and Supplies <br />Our project manager develops contract agreements and prepares a purchasing schedule. They identify <br />long-lead items and prepare an efficient and effective procurement of equipment and supplies. The project <br />manager will review all submittals and shop drawings to make sure they comply with plans and specs <br />before they are sent to the A/E Team for approval. <br />Stimulating Bidding and Engagement of Local Trade Contractors <br />During the outreach events, our team of estimators and project managers meet with the subcontractors <br />in person and develop a relationship with them, which results in a higher response rate on bid day. Our <br />team takes the opportunity to review the drawings and specifications with the subcontractors to address <br />any concerns early on. Leading up to bid day, our team reaches out to local subcontractors to answer any <br />potential questions and concerns and confirm whether they will submit a price for the project. Our estimating <br />department also reaches out to manufacturers of the specified materials and equipment to obtain a list of <br />local subcontractors that will be bidding on the project. Additional efforts to ensure participation include the <br />following: <br />Establishing contact with local and regional industry associations who aid in the growth and development <br />of all levels of businesses to identify socio-economic businesses and further communicate opportunities to <br />participate in projects. <br />Project Status Reporting and Project Administrative Services <br />Beginning with the Owner relationship, LEGO strives to develop a collaborative, team-based approach <br />with the Owner throughout every phase of the project, from estimating/contracting to project closeout and <br />warranty. We firmly believe in serving Owners in a professional, customer-focused atmosphere. Creating a <br />culture of mutual respect and trust yields invaluable dividends when critical issues must be addressed and <br />overcome to deliver a successful project. Our administrative services include: <br />• Observe and report progress • Monitor quality of work <br />• Review progress status and report • Shop drawing submittal review <br /> on schedule compliance • Review the contractor’s application for payment <br />• Review request for information (RFI) • Preparation of change orders and other administrative <br /> and provide clarifications services included in the agreement with the client <br />2. Their safety program, safety record, and safety litigation record as a contractor or construction manager. <br />Safety Program <br />LEGO is committed to maintaining a safe working environment for the protection of all staff and <br />subcontractors, which is reflected in our excellent safety record. We have achieved this feat by requiring <br />all of LEGO’s project managers and superintendents to be certified in Red Cross CRP/First Aid/AED and <br />OSHA 30- or 40-Hour Construction Safety Certification. Above all else at LEGO, we believe safety is our <br />number one priority on every job, every day. In addition to our corporate safety manual, we implement a <br />site-specific safety plan for each job and understand that we must ensure that each person who enters the <br />job site, whether an employee, teaming partner or subcontractor, is knowledgeable on this plan. <br />Before a project kicks off, we hold a safety session with all site managers and subcontractors to review <br />and discuss the site safety plan and expectations for the project. Each week, our Safety Manager and/or <br />Superintendent conducts a toolbox meeting on a safety topic that is relevant to the specific job. Our Safety <br />Manager will conduct safety inspections of our job sites, administer our safety training program, and assist <br />with site-specific safety planning. Our project manager and site management personnel will collaborate to <br />provide an effective Safety Management Program for this contract. <br />Each employee and subcontractor will be given a personal copy of the safety rules, policies, and procedures <br />about his or her job. Employees and subcontractors must report all accidents, injuries, and unsafe conditions
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