Attachment 3: Specifications 653-26-110

RULES OF THE STATION

FOR CONTRACTORS

VA MEDICAL CENTER

Roseburg, OR 97471
Rules of the Station for Contractors
The guidelines published in this issue are for the use and convenience of construction and maintenance contractors, vendors and others performing contract work at the VA Medical Center, Roseburg, OR.
Index
A Contract Work Hours
B Utilities
C Protective Clothing Equipment
O Telephones
E Elevators I Corridors
F Toilets
G Parking I Traffic
H Deliveries
I Loading I Unloading
J Security
K Locked Areas
L Operations and Storage Areas
M Construction Work & Debris
N Disposal of Hazardous Materials
O Wash Down
P Removal of Government Property
Q Sexual Harassment
R Drugs & Alcohol
S Firearms & Explosive Devices
T Smoking
U Lost & Found
V Smoke Barrier Partitions
W Welding / Burning
X Low Voltage Cable Installation
Y Occupational Health & Safely
Z Injury Accidents
AA Damage to Government Property
BB Dust and Fume Control
CC Noise
DD Roads & Walks

Rules of The Station - 1

A. CONTRACT WORK HOURS: All work on the contract shall be performed between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding National Holidays, unless approved by the contract person. Contractors may request, in writing, approval to work other hours or weekends or may be directed by the COR to have to work other hours. Except for emergencies, the COR should receive such requests two weeks before the scheduled work. When possible, Contractors will submit emergency requests at least two days before the scheduled work. B. UTILITIES: No utility service such as water, gas, medical air and gas, steam, sewer, electric, fire protection or communication, shall be interrupted without prior approval of the COR. This includes those interruptions maintaining utility systems or providing temporary facilities. Requests for utility shutdowns shall reach the COR at least two weeks before scheduled work. Any emergency requiring an immediate shutdown will be reported immediately to the COR. The Contractor will prepare and forward to the Contracting Officer a written report of the situation, why it happened, a schedule of any further corrective work needed, and what, if any steps are being taken to prevent a recurrence.
C. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING EQUIPMENT: All workers will wear and/or use protective clothing and gear when required. This includes hard hats, goggles, protective shoes, gloves, masks or