Due to the COVID-19 pandemic all contractors must wear appropriate face coverings at all times when in the building or on the loading dock. It is the general contractor's responsibility to monitor workers and insure that anyone that shows signs of illness be sent home immediately. Republic Properties Corporation encourages all general contractors to implement health screening practices including questionnaires and temperature screening to insure a healthy work site.
Preliminary review and approval of plans for any alterations or construction by LL is required.
The following items need to be addressed if you and/or your sub-contractors will be performing any work in a Republic Properties managed building. Prior to any work, demolition or construction, you must supply Republic Properties with the following documents:
- A copy of DC Government permits.
- A copy of the plans as approved by DC Government.
- Certificate of Insurance showing Republic Properties Corporation and the individual ownership entity as additional insured.
- Contractor must have a valid DC Business license.
- Appropriate contracting license for work being performed (i.e. general contractor license, electrical contractor license).
- A copy of the project schedule.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
- General Contractor must submit a list of all sub-contractors, by trade, with addresses, contact persons and phone numbers.
- Property Damage - Contractors are responsible for all damages to the building caused by its workers or sub-contractors. This includes but is not limited to flooring, walls, ceilings and ceiling fixtures, elevators, doors and frames, and plumbing fixtures in core areas. Also, the contractor and sub-contractors are responsible for the damage, residual damage, and clean up required, if damage is done to the fire protection system of the building (i.e. breaking off a sprinkler head).
- A detailed list of Rules & Regulations will be provided to you and your contractor prior to work starting.
Please click here for a full list of contractor rules and regulations
Please click here for the certificate of insurance requirements