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6.3 Critical Issues in Contracting Services
6.3 Critical Issues in Contracting Services
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6.3 Critical Issues in Contracting Services In achieving best practices in developing and managing operating contracts, airports report that critical success factors include developing a detailed scope of services, establishing performance standards, imposing qualification criteria for the contractor's general manager and/or on-site lead, C H A P T E R 6 Contract Services
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These scope statements include • A broad definition of the standard for the services to be performed • Materials to be furnished by the airport sponsor • Equipment to be furnished by the airport sponsor • Contractor responsibilities for – Trash removal – Staffing standards – Equipment and supplies – Employee compensation – Uniforms – Security regulations – Security access • Specification standards for the services to be provided • Inspections by the airport sponsor See CRP-CD-81 (enclosed herein) , Appendix to Chapter 6, Contract Services, for [1]
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Some typical types of required insurance are as follows: • Workers' compensation -- employers' liability insurance • Commercial general liability • Damage to rental premises • Personal and advertising injury • Products and completed operations • Pollution liability • Professional liability • Business automobile liability • Excess/umbrella liability 6.3.6 Indemnification Indemnification provisions are also an important part of the proper allocation of risks. See CRP-CD-81 (enclosed herein)
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DFW Airport Operating contract regarding environmental licenses and permits, compliance with environmental codes, release of hazardous materials, solid waste, or process water, inspections, products containing asbestos, environmental indemnity, and safety provisions. 6.3.8 Training of Staff In order to better ensure compliance with the performance standards airport operators may include specific provisions for the training of staff.
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