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ASARCO INCORPORATED CENTRAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT FIELD CONSTRUCTION COPPER CONVERTER BLDG EVAC. SYSTEM EL PASO, TEXAS FEBRUARY 22, 1977 Mr. F. 0. Wittwer Purchasing Agent ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10005 RE: EA-21-EP, N.Y. 3636, PLT 610 Copper Converter Building Evacuation System Contract No. 16H-1683 540,000 ACFM Suction Baghouse C. F. Opel, Inc. Dear Mr. Wittwer: As I explained to you during our telephone conversation, we are nearing the completion of the erection of the 540,000 ACFM Suction Baghouse on the abovereferenced project. Several items have arisen that were not included in the bid package because drawings were not received at the time the contract was awarded. There have also been some problems arising from discrepancies between VTheelabrator-Frye's drawings and the fabricated material at the job site. On the attached sheet, I have indicated the additional work that must be done and the estimated related costs, along with who is at fault. Because the contractor is working under a "Lump Sums" construction contract, an immediate resolution and change order to the contract is necessary, so we can complete this phase of the work. If I can be of further help or supply further information, please let me know. Yours truly LG: jo Enclosure - as stated Field Engineer cc: E. H. Haug/W. T. Sweat, with Ends. W. R. Mahoney, with Ends. W. R. Kelly, with Ends. 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H* P M a4 P P H* Hi H ft P H* ft P cx o vs c ft4 p ft p < H* P CX P p d ft pp rr PP Cx ft* P H d i-3 ft4 ft XT p pP P H* P H* ft. p n ft ft O H> 5? p p ki. rt p ft p p 03 P Pp XT XT H* O c p Pcx H1 O cx o Q ft c> cr p rt p p H* ft ft >* o OQ ci>o p^ rt 5d th 3* o o H* OP P pp ft4 d P H* P P P P jc *d t-i. 0oo P a4 p pp H* ft4 a4 ft ft H- CX o 1-- p h cr pp p V2 P p po p M H* P< PO ft. pj CO o 222 Cj--Ot td M ti_r4{ t-3 Kj p o4 H ft fHt to to 1--i VD sj ASARCO ELP 0007035 I ASARCO ELP 0007036 me ra y ^ w o ih tVlVcitS -0!t.-3H!J .oYOV53l3l1` 1 Attn: F. 0. Wittver SP-UX Aiarco Incorporated F. 0. 2ox 1U1 i-l ?so, Texas 7959? As Arraeged ,^ Contract, Insurance Forma 4 Drawings Attached. Per Quotations Supplied lour From Mr. L. Green Tain R<5ai.3ition la To Record Afyeessest Entered Into ..ltd C- ?. Opel. Inc. To Cover Erection Of 5*40.000 ACFM Suction i'a^house. Auguat 27, 1976 Antimony Plant EP-610 ASARCO ELP 0007037 August 11, 1976 Mr. F. O. Wittwer Purchasing Agent ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, New York 10005 Re: EA-21-EP, N.Y. 363,' PLT 610 Copper Converter Building Evacuation System File 8.19.2-Request for Quotation 540,000 CFM Suction Baghouse Dear Mr. Wittwer: In:response to your request of July 14, 1976 the Bowen Company, Inc. proposes to erect the referenced project for the sum of $219,500.00. Extra work will be performed at cost plus 5%. It is anticipated erection will take 120 working days from receipt of total materials. We appreciate the opportunity of quoting upon your .construction requirements and look forward to working with you on this project. Sincerely, COMPANY, INC E------ , DG:bb ` cc: Mr. E. H. Haug, Director of Engineering Mr. W. R. Kelly, Manager ASARCO ELP 0007038 M. M. SUNDT CONSTRUCTION CO. ASARCO, Inc. 120 Broadway New York City, New York 10005 Attention: Mr. F. 0. Wlttwer Purchasing Agent Re: EA-21-EP, NY 363, PIT 610 Copper Converter Building Evacuation System File 8.19.2 - Request for Quotation 540,000 ACFM Suction Baghouse Gentlemen: In accordance with your request for quotation referenced above and based upon our visitation to the job site and our awareness of the working conditions and resources, we submit the lump sum price of $331,585.00. We estimate that It will take four (4) months to complete the project. In the event we are requested to perform extra work, we would do so on an actual cost basis plus four per cent (4$) for overhead and ten per cent (10t) for profit. Thank you for Inviting us to submit this bid and we hope we may have the pleasure of doing this work for ASARCO. Very truly yours, M. H. SUNDT CONSTRUCTION CO. KAH/db Cc: As Indicated on the letter of Instructions H. A. Hustad Senior Vice President Manager, Mining Division RECEIVED AUu i ASARCO ELP 0007039 QUOTATION SOUTHWESTERN INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS AND RIGGERS, INC. 71SS Industrial Avb. P. O. Box 1611 El Paso, Texas 79948 (915) 779-3931 Mr. F. 0. Wittwer Purchasing Agent_____________________________________ ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, New York 10005 Contractors* License Nos. Arizona--31280, 38194, 38195 New Mexico--2358 Nevada--11306 Washington--223-01 -15526 na-rp T9 August 1976 pro.ifct EA-21-EP NY 363, PLT 610 LOCATION. El Paso, Texas We propose to furnish labor and equipment to erect from jobsite stockpile your 540,000 ACFM Suction Baghouse for $350,800.00. Bid drawings are being mailed to you under separate cover today. Should you request work beyond the contract, we will perform such extra work on the following basis: 1. Labor and jobsite supervision to be charged at total labor cost plus 10% overhead and 10% fee. 2. Equipment to be charged at current AED rates. 3. Materials to be furnished at cost plus 10%. We estimate a 5 month erection period on the job which, with a November 1, 1976 start date, would complete on March 31, 1977. Respectfully submitted, GRH:iz G. R. Hhtch cc: Mr. E. H. Haug Director of Engineering ASARCO Incorporated 8-10 West First South Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 Mr. W. R. Kelly, Manager ASARCO Incorporated El Paso Smelting Works P. 0. Box 1111 El Paso, Texas 79999 NORMAL CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE. SALE AND PAYMENT ARE STATED ON REVERSE SIDE OF THIS QUOTATION. ASARCO ELP 0007040 201 NORTH PIEDRAS oo o 0 August 20, 1976 Mr. Lindsey Green Field Construction Engineer ASARCO Incotporated El Paso Smelting Works P.0. BOX 1111 El Paso, Texas 79999 References 540,000 ACFM Wheelabout Frye Suction Bag House ASARCO Incorporated El Paso, Texas Reference1 EA-21-EP, N.Y. 3636, PLT 610 Copper Converter Building Evacuation Sustem Dear Sirs We Hereby submit a lump sum bid of Three Hundred Ninety-eight Thousand, One Hundred Sixty-three ($398,163.00) Dollars to erect the Bag House on the above Referenced Project in accordance with Specifications as followss 1. STRUCTURAL ERECTION The quotation includes Labor, Equipment and Field Materials necessary to erect th Structural Steel, Bag House Sheeting, Walkways, Access Platforms, Stairway Ladders, Inlet and Out let Plenums, Doors and Hoppers that will be furnished by others. 2. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION The quotation includes Labor, Equipment and Field Materials necessary to install all Mechanical Equipment, but not limited to, Shaker Mechanisms, Inlet and Outlet Dampers, Dustubes And Filterbags, Hopper Screw Conveyors and Slide Gates that will be furnished by others. 3. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Excluded except for Placement of Electrical Equipment-such as Shaker Motors, Conveyor Motors, ETC. that will be furnished by others. 4. Excluded in its Entirty Piping, Painting, Concrete and Grouting. GENERAL CONTRACTING AGRI-BUILDING SYSTEMS BY BUTLER ASARCO ELP 0007042 G. fA. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY .i^itiV'/ ADD;-. ~!SS: INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION PHONG A/C St3 SS3.93BI P, Q. BOX -t*33 P. O. BOX C.';03 Corpus Christi, Texas 73408 3 CKRI3TI, TEXAS 73403 J^gW_ADDH^S; *'cSnS?^!- August 16, 1976Proposal No. GMG-G-148 ASARCO, INC. Mr. F. 0. Wittwer, 120 Broadway New York, New York Purchasing 10005- Agent RE: EA-21-EP, N.Y. 363, PLT 610 Copper Convertor Building Evacuation System, File 8.19.2 Request for Quotation 540,000 ACFM Suction Baghouse Gentlemen: We would like to quote a lump sum firm price for the erec tion of a twelve (12) compartment dustube dust.collector as outlined on your above referenced request of $456,051.00. Our price includes all labor, supervision, equipment and field ma- . terials for the job and is based on a beginning date bn or a- - bout November 1, 1976 and a completion time of about six months. In preparing our proposal, we have made assumptions as follows: 1. Shaker tubes shall be shipped to job- assembled..' Ref. Drawing No. '2330-7-400 Item 1. " 2. No scaffold frames necessary-'to install bags;.use scaffold boards on top of tubes. . 3. Poppet valve and damper assembly shall be shop fabricated by others and shipped to job ready for installation. Price includes installation of power operator and air'ey!inder. 4. Screw Conveyors will be shipped to job assembled and ready for installation, complete with bolts, gaskets, hardware, etc. Motors will be installed, assume 10 horsepower or less. 5. Field materials shall be as follows: welding- rods. ASARCO ELP 0007044 G. m. G. CONSTRUCT]ON COMPANY 'NEW ADC FTTSS: INDUSTRIAL. CONSTRUCTION P. O. BOX !30`J3 CORPUS Ci'-i'Ri'STi, TaXAS 73403 PHONE A/c 513 Corpus 583*9301 Christi, Texas P. a. QOX 78403 *953 -iHgW flSDPrgo. ^ O. SOX ^*3^*3 CORPUS CKRJ3w7*I y*t oxygen, acetylene, grinder discs, temporary' erection bracing backup strips as noted on drawings and miscellaneous construction consumerables. 6. All material shall be available on the job site without delay to the erection schedule. . We are appreciative of this opportunity to submit a pro posal and hope we will be of service to you. We would also be glad to discuss any alternate means of performing this work should you entertain the idea. Thank you, GMG CONSTRUCTION CO. M. Davidson Vice President Attachments: Labor Rate Schedule Serial No. G-148 Equipment Rate Schedule Serial No. 0300 . CC: Mr. E. H. Haug with attachments .. Mr. W. R. Kelly with attachments '-Mr 7- Li-ftdooy Green wi~th-a ttaclimen File GMG-G-148 JMD/mjh ASARCO ELP 0007 04-5 .hu ui'ia-u* 1 *+ page" 1 Of 4 NEW ADDR^Sgi G nvrJn. W wwww SQHPUS 11* TwaAo /o403 G CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ........--. . IINUU3I KIMU L.L-_U_M_3_(_KU_U_U_U_P4 phone a/c sia es3930l P. a* SOX 4953 Corpus Christi, Teocas 7B4QB ADDRPrc;. P. O. SO:< 3533 egapus CHRIST!. TEXAS 734 LABOR RATE SCHEDULE Hourly Charge Rates (El Paso) JOB CLASS PAY RATE Boi1ermaker Boilermaker Asst. Foreman Boilermaker Foreman Boilermaker Gen. Foreman 10.00 10.50' 10.75 11.75 BENEFITS 1.28 1.28 1.28 1.28 CHARGE 15.85 16.56 16.92 18.36 Carpenter Carpenter Foreman Saw Operator Millwright Millwright Foreman Millwright Welder Cement Mason Cement Mason Foreman Finishing Machine Operator Composition Worker 7.47 7.82 7.63 7.90 8.25 8.03 6.36 6.98 6.48 6.73 .57 .57 .57 .57 .57 .57. ` .51 .51 .51 .51 11.39 11.90 11 .62 12.01 12.51 12.20 9.73 10.62 9.90 10.26 Semi - Skilled Operator Operator Operator Foreman Operator General Foreman Tractor Equipment Operator 6.39 6.97 7.36 7.61 7.11 .85 10.16 - ' .85 n:oo .85 11.56 .85 11.92 .85 11.20 ASARCO ELP 0007046 .. "* SERIAL MO. GMG-G-1 PAGE 2 of 4 G. M. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY NEW AD5rS5Sgv INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION P O pAv . PHONE A/C 513 OB3-93Q1 P. a. eOK 4952 Corpus Christi, Texas 7S408 CORPUS CHRIS.!, TEXAS 73403 _ P. O. SOX s~-^q corpus chr:.t~ * * * ^,, 7r. LABOR RATE SCHEDULE Hourly Charqe Rates (El Paso) JOB CLASS PI umber PI umber Foreman Plumber General Foreman Plumber Superintendent PAY RATE BENEFITS 7.89 8.54 8.64 8.89 1.52 1 .52 1.52 1.52 CHARGE 13.09 14.03 14.17 14.53 Ironworker Ironworker Foreman Ironworker General Foreman 7.65 8.15 8.65 1 .45 1.45 1.45 12.67 13.39 14.10 Unski lied Labor Semi- Skilled Labor Skill ed Labor Pi pe Layer Labor Subforeman Labor Foreman ' 4.91 .73 7.90 5.06 .73 8.11 5.31 .73 8.47 5.19 .73 8.30 5.56 .73 8.83 5.69 .73 9.0Z Time Keeper Field Clerk Warehouseman 8.50 8.50 8.50 ASARCO ELP 0007047 PA(ih 3 of 4 G. M. G. CONSTRUCT}OH COMPANY .new ADS^^: INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION #*HGN A/c SIS 033-9381 O. fiOX p. o. box or-: -;v- Corpus Christi, Texas 734Qa COHP'JS CHFcXST.', T3XA3 73-1 03 -LiW ADh^tPSKr,SS: *'3* O. i*iOX CORPUS 7. PROJECT SUPERVISION AND ENGINEERING Hourly Charge Rates JOB CLASS General Superintendent Superintendent . Project Foreman Instrument Man Rodman CHARGE.RATE 16.00 T5.00 .14.00 11.00' 8.50 -' OFFICE PERSONNEL: Engineer, Consultant Engineer, Senior Design Engineer, Design Engineer .. Engineer, Junior : Senior Technician Technician, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical . Draftsman, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Stenographer . 35.00 24.00 22.00 20.00 ' 18.00 . ./ .V ,18.00 . 15.00 11.00 ~V 7-.00 OVERTIME RATES ARE 1.5 TIMES STRAIGHT TIME RATE ' INCIDENTALS: Supplies, Stakes, Flagging, Blueprints, Reproductions and Out of Town Expenses Cost plus 15% ASARCO ELP 0007048 G. 51. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY NEW APSTggg. INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTIUN PHONE a/C 512 Oa3-93ilt P. o. oox 49S2 P. O. BOX Corpus Christi, Texas 78403 CORPUS CHRIST!, TSXAS 73-CO-3 ^3* O. wOIC G3-S3 CORPUS CH:3i HOURLY CHARGE RATE 1. Rates as set out in the Labor Rate Schedule are effective thru March 31, 1977 except boilermaker rates which will be effective thru December 9, 1977. Billing for labor will reflect straight time as shown for each craft. This charge includes all labor cost to customer except as provided be- ' low. 2. Overtime: Any work other than the normal eight hour work day, Monday thru Friday, excluding recognized Union Holi days. Overtime rates will be submitted upon request. . 3. As changes in labor rates and/or benefits are published, we shall submit revised.Labor Rate Schedules to reflect revised cost. - ;. ; ASARCO ELP 0007049  -- \ Page X of 10 J G. M. G, COHSTRUCTJON COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CQNSTRUCnDN ruai+s a/c aia . box* corpus Christ*,. Texas 7B403 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE ' MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR ' . V-V- *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) '.Effective: January 1, 1976-" . Through: June 30, 1976 . DESCRIPTION HOUR DAY*.. Air Compressors 100 CFM 185 CFM 600 CFM 850 CFM Air Hoses 3/4" X 501 1" X 50* 1-1/2" X 50' 2-1/2" X' 50' Air Tools Paving Breaker, 80-90 Lb Drill, I.R. 2" to 3" Chain Saw, 24" . Sandblaster, 5 Sack W/Hood, Hose & Nozzle Sand Dryer Vibrator, Concrete Grinder of Buffer Tie Tamps 1/2" Impact Wrench 3/4" Impact Wrench 1" Impact Wrench Backfill Tamp Clay Spade Paint Gun, 2 Gal. Pot W/50 f Hose Chipping Hammer Roto Hammer Drill Pipe Saw 27.00 44.00 115.00 150.00 3.00 3.50 4.50 6.50 .9.00 8.00 12.00 26.00 24.0012.00 8.00 16.00 ..6.00 ' 8.00 10.00 8.00 7.00 8.25 4.50 6.00. 40.00 ASARCO ELP 0007050 Serial Na. (0300) Page 2 of 10 G. m. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION PHON5 A/C a P. O. BOX -W CQRfKJs Chroti, Texas 794QS EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AHD FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 1976 Through: June 30, 1976 ' DESCRIPTION HOUR' DAY* ' Compaction Tools Wacker Rammer Nibro- Max Rammer J-Tamper J-12 Tamper Backfill Tamper Sheepsfoot Roller Buckets, Clamshell 3/4 C.Y.2 C-Y. Backet, Dragline 3/4 C.Y. . 1-1/4 C.Y.__________ 1-1/2 C.Y. , 2-1/2 C.Y. Concrete Equipment 1/2 C.Y. Bucket 3/4 C.Y. Bucket 1 C.Y. Bucket 1.3 C.F. Mortar Mixer, Vibrator, Gasoline Vibrator, Electric Vibrator, Air Cunxte Gun, Gasoline Georgia Buggies Rebar Shears Rebar Bender Hopper, W/Tower Masonry Saw Elec 3.50 3.50 3.00 2.25 8.00 20.00 24.00 80.00 20.00 27.2530.00 35.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 65.00 65.00 6.00 5.00 3.00 4.006.00 ASARCO ELP 0007051 aeriax wo. lujuuj Page 3 of 10 G. M. G. CONSTRUCT}ON COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCT!ON PHaw a/c Sia F. O* BOX 4942 Corpus Chri&TI, Texas 73403 EQUIPMENT RATS SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR' *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) . Effective: .January 1, 1976 Through: June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION HOUR ` DAY* Cranes 15 Ton Cherry Picker 18 Ton Cherry Picker 30 Ton Motor Crane ,30 Ton Hydraulic Crane 45 Ton Crawler Crane '50 Ton Crawler Crane 65 Ton Crawler Crane 65 Ton Motor Crane Draglines, Less Bucket 1-1/4 C.Y. 2-1/2 C.Y Dragline Mats All Sizes Electric Tools & Generators Generator, AC, 3.5 KW, Gas Generator, AC, 5 KW, Diesel 1/2" Drill 3/4" Drill 10" Table Saw 12" Radial Arm Saw 7-1/2 Rotary Hand Saw 15.00 18.00 20.00 30.00 35.00 40.00 55.00 55.00 40.00 60.00 2.50 3.25 8.00 ' 2.50 3.00 8.00 . 10.00 4.00 ASARCO ELP 0007052 Serial No.(0300) Page 4 of 10 G. Ffl. G. COWSraUCTJOH COMPANY INDUSTRIAL. CONSTRUCTION PMQNS a/C SIX P. D. BOX 4MZ CORPUS CHRIST!, TEXAj*. 784Q8 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 1976 Through: June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION HOUR . DAY*- Holsts 2 Drum, 3,000 Lb., Gasoline 4 Drum, 900 Lb., Diesel Air Tugger, 2,000 Lb. Beebe, Hand Operated, 1,000 Lb Hole Drilling Equipment Hydraulic Auger Hose, Suction 1-1/2 x 2" X 20' 2-1/2 x 3" X 20' 4" X 20' 5" X 20' 6" X 20' 8" X 20' 20' 20' Hose, Discharge 1-1/2 " X 50* 2" X 50' 2-1/2 " X 50' 3" X 50' 4" X 50' 6" X 20' 8*' X 20' Alumi num Pipe 6" X 40 ' Jts . 7.00 15.00 1.00 12.00 24.00 3.20 4.80 5.40 6.00 6.80 9.20 14.80 30.00 2.50 ?. 3-. 00 3.60 4.00 4.00 6.00 15.00 1.00/Jt. ASARCO ELP 0007053 Serial No. (0300)' Page 5 of 10 G. JV3. G. COftSTPUG'nDN COMPANY INDUSTRIAL. CONSTRUCTION PHONC A/C 313 OUl39MI p, IX. BOX *4943 Corpus Chrish, Texas 7B4Q3 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEOULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum '(Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 197 6 Through: June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION , HOUR DAY* MONTH House, Tool 8' Wide up to 25* 8' X 38' *10 ' X 20* 10' X 20' Office & Tool Lawn Equipment Edger, Gasoline 21" Power Mower, Gasoline 19" Push Mower, Gasoline 22" Power Mower, Gasoline 26" Power Mower, Gasoline Weed Eater, Gasoline Slope Mower, Diesel Riding Mower, Gasoline Trailer, Field Office 10' X 46' 12' X 52' 8' X 35' Tractors, Dozers & Loaders Tractor, Diesel W/5' Mower Backhoe, 60HP Diesel ^ackhoe, 3/4 C.Y.- oader. Rubber Tired, 3-1/2 Dozer, M-F Model 200 Dozer, D-5 Diesel Grader, 12' Blade Diesel Tractor, Farmall 450 C.Y 6.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 12.00 18.00 12.00 4.00 75.00 121.00 75.00 130.00 4.00 7.00 6.00 7 .50 8.00 . 8.00 40.00 18.00 250.00 250.00-. 150.00 - ASARCO ELP 0007054 Serial No. (0300) Page 6 of 10 G. SV1. <G. C0W5T&UCT30H COMPANY INDUSTRIAL. CONSTRUCTION PHQNC a/C SIS IB-M" <" 110* ***X CorwJ3 chsisti. Texas 7B4CB EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED ANO FUELED - LESS OPERATOR. *8 Hour Miminum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 197& Through: June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION HOUR DAT Trucks and Trailer 15 Ton Winch Truck ' W/50 Ton Float l/ W/60 Ton Lowboy 12 Ton Winch T ruck W/ 50 Ton Float W/60 -Ton Lowboy 10 Ton Winch W/20 Ton Expandable Float Single Axel Oilfield Bed Winch Truck W/Poles 2 Ton Flatbed 2 Ton Flatbed Dump 6 C . Y. Dump is 12 C.Y. Dump Weird. Lug T rue Jr, 1 Ton Complete Service Truck, 2 Ton, Gasoline Diesel, Grease, Air, Oil 1 Ton Mech Truck Pumps, Centrifugal- 1-1/2" Gasoline 2" Gasoline 2-1/2" Gasoline, 210 GPM 3" Gasoline, 293 GPM 4" Gasoline, 330 GPM 4" Diesel, 480.GPM 6" Diesel, Trash 1500 GPM 6" Gasoline, 1500 GPM 8" Diesel, 2100 GPM W/500" Head Pump, Jet 5" X 4", Diesel 16.00 20.00 25.00 15.00 18.00 20.00 12.00 17.00 6.85 4.50 5.00 5.50 14.00 TTTfftr 6.80' 5.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 25.00 38.00 42.00 40.00 150.00 45.00 ASARCO ELP 0007055 Serial No. (0300) Page 7 of 10 G IV*. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION PHOMK a/c 3a BB3-934* P. O. BOX 4999 Corpus Chri&tj, Tocas 78403 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours <3 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 1976 Through: . June 30,' 1976 DESCRIPTION ' HOUR DAY* Pump, Diaphram 3" Single 4" Bouble Pump Submersible 1-1/2" Electric 2" Electric Small Trucks & Trailers J 1/2 Ton'Pickup. . 3/4 Ton Pickup-2.75 yarlj Survey Carryall, Pour Wheel Drive 9 Ton 3 Axel GooseneckTrailer CaI3 Sedans Driving Equipment if 7 McKiernan Terry Air Hammer OR Vulcan Air Hammer 30--C Super Vulcan Air Hammer It3 McKiernan Terry Sheeting Hammer N--60 Vulcan Diesel Hammer 400A Vulcan Extractor, Air 50' Leads 90' Leads `440 Linkbelt Diesel Hammer Hair Pin -2.25 2.75 3.75 4.00 3.00 13.00 23 .00 10.00 12.00 58-00 150.00 125.00 56.00 144.00 52.00 24.00 48.00 144.00 30.00 ASARCO ELP 0007056 Serial No. X0300) Page 8 of 10 G. M. G. COW5THUCTJON COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION PHOH A/C 313 803-P34 P. O. QQX 494% Corpus Christ*, Texas 73403 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) . Effective: January 1, 1976- Through: June 30, 1976 -y-;:. > DESCRIPTION HOUR ' DAY* ' Miscellaneous 500 Gal. Water Tank W/Stand 560 Gal. Fuel Tank W/Stand Ice Maker, Electric Steam Cleaner, Electric Pipe Threader, Electric Pipe Saw, Air Spy Holiday Detector, Battery Die Pencil Grinder, Electric Side Grinder, Electric Porta Power Hyd. Jack, Electric Roto Tiller, Gasoline Post Hole Digger Corae-A-Long Ram Set Gan Wang Computer, s 3,000 Lb. Demolition Ball * Track Drill Chain Saw, Gasoline Surveying Equipment Electronic Distance Measurer Transit, Level, or Combination W/ Tripod and Rod 3.00 3.00 8.00 12.00 8.00 40.00 32.50 8.00 10.00 10.00 12.00 18.Q0 7.00 8.00 75.00 8.00 16.00 25.00- " 65.00 - 10.00" ASARCO ELP 0007057 Serial Wo. (0300) Page 9 of IQ G. JVJ. G, CQM5T8UCTJ0H COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCT!ON PHONE A/c 003*93I P. 0 BOX X993 Corpus Christy Tcxas 7S4Q3 EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 1976 Through: June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION- HOUR DAT* Welding Equipment 300 AMP Welding Machine, Gasoline 300 AMP Welding Machine, Diesel 300 AMP 6-Pak, Electric / 300 AMP, Electric */ Cutting Rig 2.00 Heliarc for 300 AMP Welder PVC Welding Torch Welding Leads Per Hd. Ft. 5.10 5.10 14.00 2.50 5.00 1.25 2.00 ASARCO ELP 0007058 Serial No. (0300) Page 10 of 10 G. M. G. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INDUSTRIAL. CDNSTRUCTIUN PMONC A/C SI3 8393<l P*. 0. BOX 4993 Corpus Christ*, Texas 7S4CB EQUIPMENT RATE SCHEDULE MAINTAINED AND FUELED - LESS OPERATOR *8 Hour Minimum (Over 8 Hours @ 1/8 per Day/per Hour) Effective: January 1, 1976 Through: June.30, 1976 1. Tools classified as small tools, non-power, non-mechanical, will be charged at four (4) percent of gross labor charge. 2. Equipment listed above is furnished unmanned except as noted. Operators and drivers and craft using the equipment are all listed in the section setting forth hourly rates for personnel. All transportation cost and freight charges in mobilizing and demobilizing shall befor customers accounts. 3. ITEMS LISTED BY THE HOUR Hourly rates shall parallel the time of the assigned operator,, or craft using the -equipment. 4. ITEMS LISTED RATE/PAY - 8 HOUR MINIMUM Daily rent is charged for the first 8 hour_sb'ift or any part of this shift in which the tool or piece of equipment is committed to a craft for use. One- eighth of the daily rent is charged for all hours committed after the first 8 hour shift. 5. Items listed, BY THE HOUR or BY THE DAY, may be leased by the week or the month at prevailing rates subject to mutual agree ment of parties involved. 6. Equipment not owned but furnished by Contractor will be invoiced at prevailing rental rates subject to mutual agreement of parties involved. ' 7. Losses of or damages.to any equipment or other property belong-- ing to the Contractor which is not compensated by Constractor1s insurance where loss or damage is sustained by the Contractor ' in connection with the work, provided such losses or damage is the result of causes other than the fault or neglect of the Contractor, shall be paid for by the Owner at cost plus six (6) percent. 8. Points, chisels, and blades will be furnished at no extra charge but, necessary sharpening will be contractors cost plus ten (10) percent. ASARCO ELP 0007059 Air Pollution Control Division H=k Wheelabrafor-Frye Inc. July 16, 1976 ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, New York 10005 Attention: Mr. W. A. Bennis Director of Purchasing Subject: ASARCO Inc., Inquiry EA-21-EP, N.Y., 3636, PLT 610 Copper Converter Building Evacuation System, El Paso, Texas Gentlemen: We are pleased to present WFI Proposal No. A56-4872-16 covering erection services for the equipment supplied to you on Wheelabrator-Frye Contract No. 2333 (your Order No. 16H-0142) dated February 4, 1976 Our proposal does not include the installation of the compressed air accessories, i.e., the solenoid valves, filters, flow control valves, lubricators, regulators, the accumulator, check valve, pilot control valve, pressure switch, etc., which are being supplied on the equipment contract. These items should be installed with the compressed air piping, which you have indicated would be issued under a separate contract. We have responded to your inquiry documents regarding the technical specifications as noted herein; however, our proposal is submitted specifically subject to our Standard Erection Terms set forth as attached to this proposal. When considered for award, we will be pleased to negotiate a mutually agreeable set of terms and conditions using your Form PD-20, our Standard Erection Terms and taking into consideration agreements previously reached under the Equipment P.0. 16H-0142. We trust that this offering is satisfactory and look forward to working with you on the erection portion of this project. If you should have any questions regarding this offering, please contact our Sales Engineer, Mr. L. R. Soffel, at the address shown below or this office direct. Very truly yours FDF/sb y. F. Boyer, Dinector Fabri c Fi 1 ter 'Appl i cati on Engineering Sales Engineer Mr. Lee R. Soffel 2816 Morris Avenue Union, New Jersey 07083 (201) 686-7223 6Q0 Grant Street. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15219 (412) 288-7300 ASARCO ELP 0007060 II. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ASARCO INCORPORATED EL PASO, TEXAS WFI PROPOSAL NO. A56-4872-16 TURNKEY SERVICES The following is proposed as erection and installation services for the equipment supplied on WFI Contract No. 2333 (ASARCO Inc. Order No. 16H-0142). Structural Erection: Mechanical Installation: Labor, equipment and field material necessary to erect structural steel including baghouse support steel, baghouse structural steel framework, 10 gauge mild steel sheeting for siding, partitions and roof, walkways, access platforms, stairway, ladders, inlet and outlet plenums, all inspection and'access doors, and hoppers. Labor, equipment and field material necessary to install the mechanical equipment including shaker mechanisms, inlet and outlet dampers, air cylinders, DUSTUBES. manometers, hopper and gather screw conveyors, slide gates, spool pieces and rotary air locks. Electrical Installation: Labor, equipment and field material necessary to install electrical equipment including shaker motors, screw conveyor motors and isolation switches. Services: WFI erection consultant to be located at the job site for the duration of the erection period. A WFI serviceman will be available for two (2) weeks to assist in installing bags and start-up of the collector. PURCHASER TO FURNISH: All temporary utilities for construction use, including 110 volt 460 volt 3 phase, 60 hertz power supply terminating at a disconnect switch at the dust collector. Adequate unloading and storage site (within 200 ft. of erection site). All building permits and clearances from state and local agencies as required, F.I.A. approval. All state, use and local taxes. Original valid sales tax exemption certificate at time of purchase order All necessary site preparation, relocations, and removal of existing structures as required. An area adjacent to equipment location of sufficient size to work and operate mobile hoisting equipment for erection of the equipment with out interference. Unobstructed passageway to equipment locations. All performance testing of dust collector, including all necessary provisions. Means of conveying dust from final screw conveyor discharges. All required ductwork and supports. ASARCO ELP 0007061 2- - PURCHASER TO FURNISH: (Continued) All necessary 460 volt, 3 phase, 60 hertz power to the line side terminals of the control panel. All lighting and electrical receptacles. All necessary grounding. Potable water supply within 100 feet of baghouse. All foundations, foundation design, anchor bolts and set plates as required. All excavation and required backfill. Complete set of plans and elevations showing plant and existing structures in dust collection system area. All finish coat painting and touchup as required. Weather protection for equipment where required. Exhaust fans, fan motors, starters and electric controllers, including installation. All electrical wiring including all conduit, fittings, etc. All freight charges. Source of clean compressed air at 80 psig. Motor control center, including installation. Installation of baghouse control panel. Lubricants. Installation of all manometer piping including all material and labor. Installation of compressed air piping, including piping material and labor. Installation of solenoid valves, filters, flow control valves, lubricators,regulators, accumulator, check valve, pilot control valve and pressure switch (labor only, material to be supplied on WFI Contract No. 2333). All material furnished on WFI Contract No. 2333. FDF:lh:sb F. D. Fereday Application Engineer Fabric Filter Products ASARCO ELP 0007062 III. COMMERCIAL Pricing and Adjustment Wheelabrator-Frye Inc. will provide erection services to include all material and labor as described in the Technical Specification Section of this proposal for the sum of $438,447.00. WFI would be willing to perform additional work beyond the scope of this project as requested by ASARCO's Field construction Engineer, however, we would like to review the type and magnitude of work in volved before setting a fee schedule. The erection pricing is based on starting construction on November 1, 1976 and completion in accordance with the schedule stated below. Sale is offered in accordance with the attached Terms and Conditions for Erection Services. Schedule It is estimated that the required erection time for the equipment enumerated in this proposal would be 26 weeks. Construction would start following your completion of the foundations for the proposed equipment. The estimate is.based on current material availability and manufacturing schedules. Terms of Payment A. Erection 100% of the erection portion of the contract price shall be due and payable in monthly progress payments on a percentage of completion basis. B. Bond 5% of the contract price shall be bonded by WFI with a certified bonding carrier in lieu of retention. Bond(s) shall be secured on a predetermined schedule mutually agreeable to all parties of the contract and the cost of said bond(s) shall be borne solely by WFI. Upon final acceptance of the work performed, Owner shall give WFI written notice thereof, and WFI will thereupon cancel the retention bond, rendering same null and void. C. Delinquent Payments WFI will charge interest at a rate of 1% per month on the delinquent amount commencing 30 days after due date. ASARCO ELP 0007063 2- - NOTE: The above proposed prices are based upon maintaining erection and installation crews "on the jobsite" continuously without interruption caused by Asarco from the initial date of required erection crews until completion of the system. In addition, the base price is based on a five (5) day, forty (40) hour straight-time, normal workweek. Should it be necessary to pay premium time to induce manpower to the project and the owner reasonably agrees therewith, the owner will pay the contractor the necessary overtime at the contractor's cost, which includes premium pay time portion only and required payments to or for the benefit of employees, any applicable insurance premium and payroll taxes and necessary handling charges. All the above to be substantiated By daily time sheets. Should it be necessary to extend the workweek beyond the above mentioned schedule for any other reasons than mentioned above, we would consider this a change in scope of work, as on an accelerated program, which would directly affect the original contract and a compensated labor rate would be in order for any premium time over and above the regular workweek. ASARCO ELP 0007064- WHEELABRATOR-FRYE INC. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ERECTION SERVICES The Terms and Conditions for Erection Services (Erection Conditions) form a part of Wheelabrator-Fyre Proposal and are in addition to and not in replacement of the Terms and Conditions of Equipment Sales (Sales Conditions), provided however, in the event of conflicts between the Erection Conditions and Sales Conditions the provisions of the Erection Conditions shall be govern provided WheelabratorFrye is awarded the erection portion of the Proposal. 1. Scope of Work Wheelabrator-Frye shall furnish required erection, labor, supervision, materials and equipment (except that to be furnished by Buyer) as set forth in this Proposal (Work). Such Work shall be performed in a work manlike manner and in accordance with the drawings and .specifications included in this proposal. 2. Warranty Wheelabrator-Frye warrants to Buyer that the equipment described herein, so far as the same is of Wheelabrator-Frye's manufacture, and Wheela brator-Frye erection services will be free from defects in material and work manship, will be of the kind and quality`herein designated or described, and will conform with the specifications herein set forth. All equipment not manufactured by Wheelabrator-Frye ("Commercial Items") carries only such warranty as given by the manufacturer thereof which warranty WheelabratorFrye will assign or otherwise make available to Buyer without recourese to Wheelabrator-Frye. If within eighteen (18) months from the date of delivery of the equipment by Wheelabrator-Frye, or one (1) year after completion of erection services, whichever occurs first, Wheelabrator-Frye receives from the Buyer prompt notice that the equipment and/or erection services described herein do not meet the warranties specified above, and if In Wheelabrator-Frye1s sole reasonable discretion the equipment and/or erection services do not meet such warranties,Wheelabeator-Frye shall thereupon correct each such defect, including nonconformance with the specifications, at its option,either by repairing or replacing any defective part or parts (other than any such commercial items). THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Any liability of Wheelabrator-Frye under the warranties specified above is conditioned upon the equipment being handled, operated, and maintained in accordance with the written instructions provided or approved in writing by Wheelabrator-Frye. The warranties specified above do not cover and Wheelabrator-Frye makes no warranties which extend to damage to the equip ment due to deterioration or wear occassioned by chemicals, abrasion, corr osion or erosion; Buyer's misapplication; abuse; operation or maintenance; abnormal conditions of temperature or dirt; or operation of the equipment above rated capacities or in an otherwise improper manner. ASARCO ELP 0007065 -2- The liability of Wheelabrator-Frye arising out of the supplying equip ment and/or Erection Services, whether in warranty, contract, negligence, operation of law, or otherwise shall not in any case exceed the cost of correcting defects in the equipment and/or erection services and upon, the expiration of the warranty period set forth herein all liability of Wheelabrator-Frye shall terminate. Wheelabrator-Frye's sole responsibility, and Buyer's exclusive remedy hereunder, shall be limited to such repair or replacement as above provided. 3. Buyer's Services All services or facilities necessary for the erection of the equipment which have not been specifically offered by Wheelabrator-Frye in this proposal shall be furnished free of charge by the Buyer. Such Buyer's services or facilities, unless offered by Wheelabrator-Frye herein, included but are not limited to: 3.1 Unloading and storing In a place acceptable to WheelabratorFrye all of Wheelabrator-Frye's supplies and erection equipment prior to the commencement of erection. 3.2 Erection preparation to such an extent that Wheelabrator-Frye's work can be started on the arrival of Wheelabrator-Frye's erec tion personnel and carried through to completion without delay. Completion of foundations, structures, and buildings to such an extent that Wheelabrator-Frye can start the erection without danger and impediments. Indication and fixing of benchmarks and base lines. Preparation and consolidation of the ground, the site roads, and access roads so as to permit necessary crane and vehicle traffic in operation. 3.3 Lighting of the erection areas, first aid, tranport to hospital If necessary, toilets, washing accommodations, heating and suita ble storage facilities for equipment sensitive to atmospheric conditions. 3.** Sufficient electric power, including 110 volt, single phase, 60 hertz, and 220 volt or kkQ volt, three phase, 60 hertz lines, heating, and lighting supplies at standard voltages, compressed air at 100 psig, potable and service water with all necessary connections, shall be available, at the base of Wheelabrator-Frye's supporting structure at the commencement of erection. 3.5 Sufficient space on level ground for Wheelabrator-Frye's storage facilities, change facilities, construction office and other necessary construction facilities adjacent to and not more than 300 feet from the erection site with the necessary access roads. ASARCO ELP 0007066 -3- 3.6 Protective measures as may be required as a result of particular conditions or the presence of other erection crews working below, above, or beside Wheelabrator-Frye's erection area. 3.7 An access area on at least two (2) adjacent sides of the subject equipment of sufficient size to work and operate mobile hoisting equipment for erection of the equipment, and a minimum clearance of fifty (50) feet over the top of the subject equipment. 3.8 The Buyer shall inform Wheelabrator-Frye in a timely manner about all plant and safety rules having an effect on the execution of the subject erection contract so as to enable Wheelabrator-Frye to abide thereby. The Buyer shall bear additional costs that may be tncurred by WheelabratorFrye by the fact that said rules differ substantially from those normally prevailing In the industry. 3.9 Buyer shall provide a work area free of safety hazards, including but not limited to, safety hazards resulting from gases, smoke or fumes enveloping the work area. 4. Erection Labor 4.1 All erection labor included In this Proposal is based on the labor working the first shift of the craft established working day, Monday through Friday, and upon paying the local union prevailing rates for the various crafts which are to be used for the erection of the subject equipment and are subject to esca lation as provided tn this proposal. 4.2 In the event conditions are such that overtime, subsistence or travel expenses, premium time, or other union negotiated benefits are necessary in order to secure the services of adequate, capable labor Wheelabrator-Frye shall notify Buyer- and Buyer agress to reimburse Wheelabrator-Frye for the actual increased cost Incurred by Wheelabrator-Frye including all benefits and taxes thereon. 4.3 In the event the Buyer requests Wheelabrator-Frye to accelerate the work, and if Wheelabrator-Frye agrees in writing to so accel erate, Buyer agrees to reimburse Wheelabrator-Frye for all Increased direct or indirect costs incurred by Wheelabrator-Frye plus overhead and profit. ASARCO ELP 0007067 -4- 5. Indemnification; Limitation on Liability 5.1 The Buyer shall Indemnify and hold harmless Wheelabrator-Frye and its agents and employees from and against all claims, damages, losses and expenses including attorney's fees arising out of or resulting from or to the subject equipment, its construction and/or operation during start up if operating conditions are other than as set forth in this proposal; or, while the subject equipment is under Buyer's control, or, after Wheelabrator-Frye's representative has been withdrawn from the site by Wheelabrator-Fyre; or, for any other claims, damages, losses and expenses for which Buyer Is responsible. 5.2 Wheelabrator-Frye's responsibility for any claims, damages, losses or liabilities arising out of or related to its per formance of this Proposal and the supply of equipment in the aggregate shall not exceed the lesser of the purchase price or $1,000,000. in no event shall Wheelabrator-Frye be liable for any special, indirect. Incidental or consequential damages of any character, including but not limited to loss or use of productive facilities or equipment, lost profits, property damage, or lost production, whether suffered by Buyer or any third party. 6. Erection Schedule The price quoted in the subject proposal Is based on a concurrent erection schedule representing efficient erection. In the event the Buyer requests a step program that is not consistent with Wheelabrator-Frye's schedule, the Buyer shall reimburse Wheelabrator-Frye for additional direct and indirect costs incurred plus overhead and profit and an appropriate adjustment to the erection schedule shall be mutually agreed to by the parties. 7. Licenses and Permits Wheelabrator-Frye shall obtain required contractor's licenses. All other licenses and/or permits shall be supplied by Buyer. 8. Subcontracts Buyer acknowledges that Wheelabrator-Frye shall be permitted to subcontract any portion of the erection work included in this proposal. ASARCO ELP 0007068 -59. Delays Wheelabrator-Frye shall not be liable for delays or postponement of the work which are beyond the control of Wheelabrator-Frye, such as acts of God, acts of Buyer or Buyer's agents. Interference by other contractors, acts of government or military authorities, priorities, fires, strikes, floods, epidemics, war, riot, labor organizational problems, delays In transportation or shortages of labor, materials or supplies. The erec tion schedule shall be adjusted in proportion to the magnitude of any such delay or postponement. 10. Change Orders The Buyer may make minor changes within the general scope of work to the plans and equipment specifications Included in this Proposal by giving Wheelabrator-Frye written notification thereof tn a change order. Within thirty (30) days from Wheelabrator-Frye's receipt of such Change Order, Wheelabrator-Frye shall submit to the Buyer in writing the changes required to the contract price and to the fabrication and erection schedule resulting from such change order. Wheelabrator-Frye shall have no obligation to proceed with such change order until such time as Wheela brator-Frye and the Buyer have agreed in writing upon an equitable adjust ment to the contract price and the fabrication and erection schedule, if any. 11. Bui1der's Risk Insurance Wheelabrator-Frye shall maintain normal Builder's Risk Insurance coverage during the erection schedule. Wheelabrator-Frye's responsibility under such Builder's Risk Insurance coverage shall cease and such coverage shall be cancelled upon written notice from Wheelabrator-Frye that the work is complete for the purpose of Builder's'Risk Insurance coverage. ASARCO ELP 0007069 IV Comments and Exceptions Specification EA-21-EP, N.Y. 3636 PLT610 File 8.19.2 Request for Quotations Page 1 2. Mechanical Installation This proposal does not include the installation of the solenoid valves, filters, flow control valves, lubricators and regulators required for damper valve operation. These items should be installed with the compressed air piping, which would be done under a separate contract. Page 2 6b. General Notes WFI also requires 460 volt power supply to be furnished at the construction site. Contract and Insurance Requirements Our proposal is submitted specifically subject to our Standard Erection Terms set forth or attached to this proposal. When considered for award, we will be pleased to negotiate a mutually agreeable set of Terms and Conditions using your Form PD-20, our Standard Erection Terms and taking into consideration agreements previously reached under Equipment P.0. 16H-0142. 1. Progress Payments Please consider payment terms set forth in this proposal. ASARCO ELP 0007070 'iaXlBfDLETOW VA. 22 645 Maugramuiestern union 1-025183C233 08/20/76 TLX DVYPOWER B LKL ELPA 10 LAKELAND FLO AUG 20 426P ^TES POST^ ilk ******* * ASARCO INCORPORATED P.O. BOX 1111 EL PASO, TX 79946 ATTN: MR. L. GREEN/COPY TO MR . W. R. KELLY SUBJECT: EL PASO BAG HOUSE CONSTRUCTION DAVY POWERGAS INC. IS PLEASED TO SUBMIT ITS PROPOSAL FOR PERFORMING THE CONSTRUCTION WORK ON THE BAG HOUSE AS REQUESTED IN ASARCO*S IT3 . OUR FIRM LUMP SUM PRICE FOR THIS WORK IS $39 7,000. THIS PRICE INCLUDES $108,000 CONTINGENCY AND $35,000 PROFIT FEE. AS AN ALTERNATE, DAVY WOULD LIKE TO OFFER TO CARRY OUT THIS WORK ON THE BASIS OF A FIXED FEE FOR ALL HOME OFFICE SERVICES AND FIELD SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL THAT ARE PAID OUT OF THE HOME OFFICE WITH ALL OTHER COST BEING DIRECTLY REIMBURSABLE. DAVY'S FIXED PRICE FOR THE HOME OFFICE SERVICES AND SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL IS $145,000 . ALL OTHER COSTS WOULD BE REIMBURSED TO DAVY PER DPG'S STANDARD SCHEDULE OF RECOVERABLE COSTS. WE SHALL DETAIL THIS PROPOSAL FULLY BY LETTER NEXT WEEK . REGARDS, E. T. DAUM SALES MANAGER DAVY POWERGAS INC. TELEX 52-2 412 1530 EST MGMCOMP M3M RECEIVED AUG 2 3 1976 EL PASO SMELTING WORKS ASARCO ELP 0007071 TO REPLY 3Y MAIL.GRAM. P HONE WESTERN UNION TOLL FREE ANY TIME. DAY-OR NIGHT: ALABAMA ................... ARI22NA ................ ARKANSAS................ CALIFORNIA................ COLORAOO................... CONNECTICUT............. DELAWARE................... DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA............. FLORIDA...................... GEORGIA................ IDAHO ...................... ILLINOIS...................... INDIANA...................... IOWA................................ KANSAS......................... LOUISIANA................... MAINE ......................... MARTLAN0 ................ MASSACHUSETTS. . . .MICHIGAN................... MINNESOTA................ MISSISSIPPI................... MISSOURI ................... MCM7AMA................... N c 3 3 A o K A................... NEVADA ................... NEW HAMPSHIRE . . . NEW JERSEY................ NEW MEXICO................ SCO 325 5300 3G0 60S 4100 ssa 325 3 ICO 300 048 4100 800 325 5400 300 257 2211 300 257 2211 300 257 2211 300 325 5500 300 257 2231 300 843 4100 300 225 5100 300 325 5200 300 325 5100 300 325 5400 300 325 5100 500 325 5300 300 257 2231 300 257 2211 800 257 2221 500 525 5200 300 325 5300 300 325 5200 300 342 5700 300 325 55U0 300 325 5 i00 300 302 5700 300 257 2221 300 032 2271 300 325 5400 NEW YORX Areas 212, jia 314................ Except Manhattan................ Queens....................... Brooklyn................... NORTH CAROLINA ... NORTH DAKOTA OHIO....................................................... OKLAHOMA . OREGON....................................... PENNSYLVANIA Areas 215 & 717............................. .. Areas 412 & 314................................ RHOOE ISLAND................................... SOUTH CARDI IMA SOUTH DAKOTA ................................ TENNESSEE............................................. TEXAS ................................................... UTAH.......................................................... VERMONT .......................................... VIRGINIA . WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA................................ WISCONSIN................................ WYOMING.. .. OR DIAl WESTERN UNION'S INFO .MASTER SVS7EM DIRECTLY: inn t*;? 7771 Sfin 757 7771 .inn iia ,<cnn .-ROM TELEX . . . . 31 *31 FROM TYVX................................. 310 420 1212 ASARCO ELP 0007072 Davy Powergas Inc. P. 0. Drawer 5000 Lakeland, Florida 33803 Tel: (813) 646-7100 Direct: (813) 646-7 666 Telex: 52-2412 August 18, 1976 ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10005 Attention: Mr. F. 0. Wittwer Purchasing Agent Subject: Ref. EA-21-EP, N.Y. 363, PLT 610 El Paso Baghouse Construction Project DPG LKL 9367 Gentlemen: Davy Powergas Inc. (DPG) in compliance with your July 14, 1976 request, is pleased to submit its proposal to perform construction services on your Wheelabrator-Frye baghouse construction project. DPG's proposal is based on the following conditions: A. SCOPE OF SERVICES 1. Appendix A, dated August 1976; reference 9367/0 2. Appendix C, DPG's letter to Mr. Wittwer dated August 2, 1976 B. SCHEDULE l. Appendix B C. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. DPG anticipates starting construction on the baghouse project on or about November 1, 1976. Should it be necessary for. ASARCO to delay construction on the project for more than forty-five days from the anticipated November 1, 1976 starting date, DPG will have the option to review and change its lump sum price in addition to the schedule as shown in Appendix B. ASARCO ELP 0007073 - ASARCO Inc. ' DPG LKL 9367 August 18, 1976 Page Two 2. All extra construction work, not covered by the Scope of Services as stated herein, will be in accordance with DPG's Schedule of Recoverable Costs, Section 8, C & 0, Appendix D, or in accordance with an agreed upon lump sum price. 3. Shortages in bulk materials for this project will be purchased by DPG for ASARCO with applicable recoverable cost applied. k. DPG will perform the scope of service on the baghouse project as stated herein for the lump sum price of: $897,000 (Eight Hundred tlinety-Seven Thousand Dollars) DPG has reviewed the sample contract and we do not anticipate any problems entering into an agreeable contract. DPG will forward all ASARCO drawings and data back to ASARCO, as requested in the Invitation to Bid, This infor mation will be sent to ASARCO by separate letter. . Thank you for giving DPG this opportunity to submit its proposal and we wish to advise ASARCO that this project in addition to the boiler retube project can be executed concurrently with savings in construction cost. Respectfully submitted, Eugene T. Daum Manager Business Development Mining 6 Metals ETD:be Atts. CC: Mr. E. H. Haug (Salt Lake City) Mr. W. R. Kelly (El Paso) Mr. L. Green (El Paso) ASARCO ELP 0007074 9367/0 August 1976 Davy Powergas ASARCO APPENDIX A SCOPE OF SERVICES CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT & EXECUTION 1.0 DEFINITIONS 1.1 CONTRACTOR refers to Davy Powergas Inc. (DPG) 1.2 CLIENT refers to ASARCO 1.3 The term BAGHOUSE as used here shall refer only to the structural, mechanical and electrical equipment required to erect a twelve (12) compartment Dustube Dust Collector as shown on and according to the following Wheelabrator-Frye, Inc. drawings issued by the OWNER: 2333-9-100 Rev. 3 2333-9-101 Rev. 1 2333-9-102 Rev. 3 2333-9-200 2333-9-201 2333-9-202 2333-9-220 2333-9-221 2333-9-260 2333-9-270 2333-9-271 2333-9-280 Rev. 1 2333-7-410 Rev. 0 2333-7-470 Rev. 2 2333-9-281 Rev. 1 2333-9-310 2333-9-320 Rev. 1 2333-9-340 2333-9-500 Rev. 2 2333-9-910 Rev. 2 2333-9-911 Rev. 2 2333-9-922 2333-9-926 2333-9-930 2333-7-400 Rev. 1 2333-7-401 Rev. 2 2333-7-420 Rev. 3 2333-7-501 Rev. 0 1.4 The term WORK shall include all services as defined in this Scope of Services to enable the CONTRACTOR to construct the BAGHOUSE. 2.0 GENERAL The services described in this document are all based on CLIENT'S drawings and major equipment/material list as defined in paragraph 1.3. 3.0 ENGINEERING SERVICES CONTRACTOR does not provide any engineering services in the home office to interpret and/or clarify the engineering design documents. This shall be the responsibility of the CLIENT. Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007075 . 9367/0 August 1976 ASARCO Davy Powergas 4.0 PROCUREMENT SERVICES CONTRACTOR does not provide any home office procurement services. All materials shall be supplied by the CLIENT with the exception of consumable supplies, small tools and construction equipment necessary for the erection at the BAGHOUSE. 5.0 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CONTRACTOR shall provide necessary home office construction manage ment services for monitoring the construction phase of the project. 6.0 PLANNING & SCHEDULING CONTRACTOR shall provide a construction schedule. 7.0 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES The CONTRACTOR shall provide the following construction services: 7.1 Site Management Team CONTRACTOR shall provide a site management team headed by a site construction manager whose staff will efficiently execute the con struction program. The site management team will plan, coordinate, inspect and oversee the work of the direct hired labor and sub contractors. 7.2 Installation & Erection CONTRACTOR shall provide all labor, tools, temporary facilities and equipment for the complete erection of the BAGHOUSE. All work will be performed, and all equipment, machines, component parts and faci lities will be assembled, installed, erected as indicated by the drawings and specifications, except as otherwise indicated in the proposal. 7.3 Field Purchasing Field purchasing by CONTRACTOR shall be limited to the following: All small tools All rental equipment All temporary facilities and materials for same. I Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007076 9367/0 August 1976 ASARCO n Davy Powergas All consumables such as welding rods, nails, miscellaneous lumber, etc. All expendable items used by work force such as hard hats, safety and first aid equipment and office supplies and equipment. 7.4 Unloading & Storage CONTRACTOR shall provide labor, tools, and equipment necessary to receive, unload, inspect, warehouse and inventory only those items listed under Field Purchasing (Item 7.3) at the job site in an area adjacent to the plant sites, as mutually agreed upon by CLIENT and CONTRACTOR. All equipment and material for the BAGHOUSE will be warehoused and on the site before the start of construction. 7.5 Sub-Contractors CONTRACTOR may employ qualified sub-contractors to perform all or part of the construction work. The sub-contractors will meet the quality of work and performance required by the site management team, drawings, specifications and terms of the contract. 7.6 Rules and Regulations of CLIENT CONTRACTOR shall abide by and cause its employees, sub-contractors and employees of sub-contractors to abide by all reasonable rules and regu lations adopted by CLIENT during the performance of work. CLIENT shall provide CONTRACTOR with written copies of all such rules and regulations prior to their adoption. In the event any employee of CONTRACTOR or of its subcontractors violates any such rule or regulation after having been once warned by CLIENT, CONTRACTOR agrees to remove said employee from CLIENT'S premises upon written request. 7.7 Inspection of Work CONTRACTOR shall make provisions for inspection of the work by CLIENT and provide proper facilities for access to the work wherever located for such inspection. If specifications, instructions, laws, ordinances, or any public authority require any work to be specifically tested or approved, CONTRACTOR shall ascertain such requirement and give CLIENT timely notice of its readiness for inspection. If the inspection is by an authority other than CLIENT, CONTRACTOR shall give CLIENT the date fixed for such inspection. CONTRACTOR shall keep CLIENT advised of construction progress in order that CLIENT shall make the inspection desired. Inspection by CLIENT shall be made promptly. Davy Powergas an ASARCO ELP 0007077 9367/0 August 1976 ASARCO a Davy Powergas 7.8 Field Payroll CONTRACTOR will do the field payroll. 7.9 Cleaning Up CONTRACTOR shall keep the premises free from accumulation of waste material or rubbish caused by its employees or sub-contractors; and at the completion of work, it shall remove all its rubbish from and about the plant areas and all its tools, scaffolding, surplus materials and temporary facilities, leaving its work "broom clean" or its equivalent. 7.10 Ownership of Tools and Surplus Materials CONTRACTOR shall retain ownership of construction tools and equipment upon completion of work. CLIENT shall retain ownership of all surplus material upon completion of work. 7.11 First-Aid, Safety and Security CONTRACTOR shall provide the required field force first-aid and fire protection during working hours. CONTRACTOR'S safety program will include the latest OSHA safety regulations. CLIENT will provide clinic including a nurse and security. 8.0 CONSTRUCTION UTILITIES & FACILITIES FURNISHED BY CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR will provide his own distribution of CLIENT'S 110 volt, or 480 volt if available, furnished power to the battery limits. CONTRACTOR will provide his own construction air. CONTRACTOR shall furnish his own office, shops, etc., and provide all services required for these facilities except power and potable water. CONTRACTOR shall arrange for telephone communication at the site during construction. Earth spoils shall be disposed in an area on the site mutually agreed upon by CONTRACTOR and OWNER. Temporary sanitary disposal facilities shall be supplied by CONTRACTOR. Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007078 - 9367/0 August 1976 ASARCO Davy Powergas 10.0 client's RESPONSIBILITY 10.1 Supply all engineering, bills of material, specifications and special requirements. 10.2 Furnish, deliver and control quality of all equipment and materials necessary for the erection of the BAGH0USE, including: Structural steel including, but not limited to, supporting steel, baghouse structural steel, baghouse sheeting, walkways, access platforms, stairway, ladders, inlet and outlet plenums, doors, and hoppers. Mechanical equipment including, but not limited to, shaker mechanisms; inlet and outlet dampers; all solenoid valves, air cylinders, filters, flow control valves, lubricators and regulators required for damper operation; DUSTUBES and filter bags; manometers; hopper screw con veyors and gather screw conveyors; slide gates; spool pieces; and rotary air locks. Electrical equipment and accessories for mechanical equipment including, but not limited to, shaker motors, hopper screw conveyor motors, gather screw conveyor motors, isolation switches, and solenoids. 10.3 Unloading and storage of all material and equipment required for the BAGHOUSE erection. All steel will be pieced marked and stored accord ing to columns, hoppers, stairs, etc. 10.4 Furnish all necessary equipment vendor's specialists required for erection and start-up. 10.5 Perform mechanical acceptance tests and start-up. 10.6 The following work will be done by the CLIENT: All site preparation Bring all temporary services to battery limits All electrical conduit, wiring, installation of motor control center and installation of Control Panel All underground sewers and sanitary work \ ' Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007079 9367/0 August 1976 ASARCO Davy Powergas Compressed air piping and manometer piping Painting Concrete foundations including setting of anchor bolts 10.7 Medical clinic including a nurse 10.8 All interconnecting of ductwork, etc., between BAGHOUSE and the source or exhaust. 11.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE The basis for this proposal is the project schedule included as part of this proposal. The schedule is for field mobilization November 1, 1976 with completion of the facility as shown on the project schedule (Appendix B). Davy Powergas \\ ASARCO ELP 0007080 ASARCO ELP 0007081 APPENDIX C Davy Powergas Inc. P. O. Drawer 5000 Lakeland, Florida 33803 Tel: (813) 646-7100 Telex: 52-2412 August 2, 1976 Mr. F. 0. Wittwer Purchasing Agent ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, New York 10005 Subject: ASARCO Inc., El Paso, Texas - Construction Bid for Suction Baghouse, DPG 9367/0 Dear Mr. Wittwer, While preparing the above noted proposal we needed answers to several technical questions concerning the construction phase. We contacted Mr. Lindsey Green and discussed the questions with him. The following is a list of the questions and the answers we received. 1. Q - We would like to confirm the DPG is not going to supply any bulk materials. A - DPG is not going to supply any bulk materials only construction consumables and rental tools and equipment that are related to the erection. 2. Q - Will all material be on site and if not, will we determine the sequence of delivery or has it been determined already. A - All material will be on the site sometime in October 1976. 3. Q - Who does unloading and storage? A - There will be no unloading and storage. 4. Q - What condition will the steel be warehoused in? Will it be stored in one lot or will it be sorted in a construction sequence? A - The material will not be stored in a construction sequence but will be stored by type of material i.e.: all columns, all hoppers, all stairs, etc. 5. Q - Will the steel be color coded or pieced marked? A - The steel will be piece marked. 6. Q - Is 480V power available? We can use our own distribution panels for 480V/220V power for power machines. A - 480V power is not available, we will have to use gasoline engines, etc. Only 110V is available. 7. Q - Does ASARCO have ambulance service at the site? We will provide first aid facilities. A - ASARCO does not have an ambulance on the site but they do have a clinic with a nurse. Ambulance service is available from town. ASARCO ELP 0007082 8. Q - Are the anchor bolts set by the foundation contractor? A - The anchor bolts will be set by the foundation contractor. The foundations will be started in about a week or so. I believe that this letter will inform you of our conversations with Mr. Lindsey Green and will be keeping with the instructions in your request for quotations. Sincerely yours, for DAVY POWERGAS INC. WJW/ml cc: Mr. Lindsey Green ASARCO, El Paso W. J. Williams Proposal Manager ASARCO ELP 0007083 APPENDIX D ' SCHEDULE OF Davy Powerg DAVY POWERGAS INC. RECOVERABLE COSTS B. FIELD LABOR AND RELATED FIELD COSTS Column Number; 1. Items reimbursable at cost or as noted. 2. Items of time and costs to which will be added kO % for general overhead for Section B. 3. Items of indirect cost covered by the percentage in 2. above. Rates and percentages contained in this Section B shall be subject to adjustment by DPG at the beginning of each fiscal year, April 1. DESCRIPTION 1. All jobsite craft and common labor direct wages, including premium pay. 2. Salaries and wages for all other DPG jobsite personnel (including personnel from DPG's Home or Branch Office, assigned to the jobsite as a member of the site staff.). 3. Payroll burden applicable to personnel in Item B-l above at * % of the total wages to cover all payroll taxes, premiums for public liability and property damage liability in surance of limits within DPG's basic policies, workmen's compensation and employers* lia bility insurance and other normal insurance premiums measured by payroll costs. 4. Payroll burden on personnel in Item B-2 above at 29.5% of direct salaries and wages to cover . employee benefits and allowances for vacation, sick leave, holiday, and retirement benefits, all payroll taxes, premiums for public lia bility and property damage liability insurance of limits within DPG's basic policies, work men's compensation and employers' liability insurance and other normal insurance premiums measured by payroll costs. 5. All other costs not expressly excluded by contract, such as: X X X X X 3 Davy Powergas HnBHManMMH * To be determined at Contract Award Staae. ASARCO ELP 0007084 Davy Powergas DESCRIPTION 123 a) Fringe benefits (all payments to health and welfare, pension, education funds, etc.) applicable to personnel in Item B-l above as required by working rules of unions having jurisdiction. b) Travel, living expense and subsistence for personnel in Item B-2 above in accordance with DPG's personnel policies then in effect. c) Premiums for DPG's marine insurance, if any, and premiums for performance and payment or other bonds required in connection with the work. d) Losses and expenses on insurance claims not compensated by the insurance, including deductible amounts. e) Costs of any labor negotiations and pre-job labor conferences specifically for the project. f) Costs of all temporary construction facili ties and their upkeep and removal at com pletion. g) All field office costs, such as office furni ture and equipment, mini computers and associated equipment, forms, supplies, telephone, telegraph, reproduction and similar items. h) Building permits and licenses specifically for the project. i) Costs of testing the work and of adjusting, repairing or replacing defective, damaged destroyed work not recovered by in surance or from suppliers or subcontractors. 3) Import duties; qualification fees; franchise, sales, use, gross receipts, property and all other taxes, as applicable, together with j any local, state or federal taxes or duties assessed on this transaction, excluding only state or federal taxes measured by DPG's net income. Davy Powergas 6- - ASARCO ELP 0007085 SCHEDULE OF DAVY POWERGAS INC. RECOVERABLE COSTS C. TOOL AND EQUIPMENT COSTS Column Number 1. Items reimbursable at cost or as noted. Davy Powergas DESCRIPTION 123 1 Rental on third party construction equipment and tools at cost, including transportation to and from jobsite. 2. Rental on DPG owned construction equipment and tools in accordance with DPG's established rates plus transportation costs to and from jobsite, provided that the total costs shall not exceed the total costs of comparable third party equip ment available in the area. 3. Construction equipment operating expenses in cluding gas, oil, grease, operating supplies and normal service maintenance. 4. Cost of unloading, loading and handling tools and equipment at the jobsite. 5. Small tools will be charged to the project at cost, and all small tools remaining at the jobsite upon completion will be sold with the proceeds credited against the cost of the project. 6. Import duties; qualification fees; franchise, sales, use, gross receipts, property and all other taxes, as applicable, together with any local, state or federal taxes or duties assessed on this transaction, excluding only state or federal taxes measured by DPG's net income. X X X X X X Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007086 SCHEDULE OF Davy Powergas DAVY POWERGAS INC. RECOVERABLE COSTS D. EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, SUBCONTRACTS, AND CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES COSTS Column Number 1. Items reimbursable at cost or as noted. DESCRIPTION 1 All equipment and materials including the cost of transportation and unloading. 123 X 2. All subcontracts. 3. All consumable construction supplies. 4. All costs incurred in connection with claims or disputes with suppliers or subcontractors, including amounts of all settlements, judge ments and awards, and all related costs and expenses (including attorney's fees). 5. Import duties; qualification fees; franchise, sales, use, gross receipts, property and all other taxes, as applicable, together with any local, state or federal taxes or duties assessed on this transaction, excluding only state or federal taxes measured by DPG's net income. X X X Note: Any surplus materials or supplies remaining at the jobsite upon completion will be sold with the proceeds credited against the cost of the project. Davy Powergas ASARCO ELP 0007087 avy - fy/Od &l Davy Powergas Inc. P. O. Drawer 5000 Lakeland, Florida 33803 Tals (813) 646-7100 Telex: 52-2412 August 2, 1976 RECEIVED RUG 5 1976 Mr. F.'O. Wittwer Purchasing Agent ASARCO Incorporated 120 Broadway New York, New York 10005 'J . / % , ' Subject: ASARCO Inc., El Paso, Texas - Construction Bid for Suction Baghouse, DPG 9367/0 Dear Hr. Wittwer, While preparing the above noted proposal we needed answers to several technical questions concerning the construction phase. We contacted Mr. Lindsey Green and discussed the questions with him. The following is a list of the questions and the answers we received. 1. Q - We would like to confirm that DPG is not going to supply any bulk materials. A - DPG is not going to supply any bulk materials only construction consumables and rental tools and equipment that are related to the erection. 2. Q - Will all material be on site and if not', will we determine the sequence of delivery or has it been determined already. A - All material will be on the site sometime in October 1976. 3. Q - Who does unloading and storage? A - There will be no unloading and storage. 4. Q - What condition will the steel be warehoused in? Will it be stored in one lot or will it be sorted in a construction sequence? A - The material will not be stored in a construction sequence but will be stored by type of material i.e.: all columns, all hoppers, all stairs, etc. 5. Q - Will the steel be color coded or pieced marked? A - The steel will be piece marked. 6. Q - Is 480V power available? We can use our own distribution panels for 480V/220V power for power machines. A - 430V power is not available, we will have to use gasoline engines, etc. Only 110V is available. 7. Q - Does ASARCO have ambulance service at the site? We will provide first aid facilities. A - ASARCO does not have an ambulance on the site but they do have a clinic with a nurce. Ambulance "service is available from town. ASARCO ELP 0007088 8. Q - Are the anchor bolts set by the foundation contractor? A - The anchor bolts will be set by the foundation contractor. The foundations will be started in about a week or so. I believe that this letter will inform you of our conversations with Mr. Lindsey Green and will be keeping with the instructions in your request for quotations. Sincerely yours, for WJW/ml cc: Mr. Liudsey Green ASARCO, El Paso ASARCO ELP 0007089