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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ETC0-811 Brown "Root.Inc. Post Office Box Three, Houston, Texas 77001 July 24, 1978 J & S Insulators, Inc. P. 0. Box 15616 Houston, Texas 77020 Attn: Subject: Mr. Paul B. Johnston President S. Subcontract NqC 27-40^0-5004 Miscellaneous ''Insulation General Plant Improvements Ethyl Corporation Pasadena, Texas Gentlemen: We enclose herewith one fully executed copy of our Subcontract Number 27-4060-5004 dated May 23, 1978 for your permanent file. Very truly yours, BROWN & ROOT, INC. C.-icinal Signed Sy :C-:N M. BUSTAMANTE ' John M. Bustamante Subcontract Administrator . Subcontracts Department Procurement Division JMB/yde Enclosure bcc: E. E. Kernan (w/original attached) ' G. W. Tate (2 w/pink and yellow copies attached) Jim Wasson 00302 BROWN & ROOT, INC. Form P-501-76 SUBCONTRACT Jb NTMer_iZ^iO(5)_ Ethyl Corporation Subcontract No. 27-4060-5004 General Plant Improvements ~~ " Pasadena, Texas _____________ (Project) Miscellaneous Insulation (Sublet Work) May 23, 1978 (Effective Date) THIS SUBCONTRACT, by and between BROWN & ROOT, INC., a Texas Corporation, P. 0. BOX 3, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77001, "GENERAL CONTRACTOR" and, J & S INSULATORS, INC. a. Corporation (Corporation. Proprietorship, Partnership) .under laws oL Texas (State) whose address is_________ P. O. Box 15616, Houston, Texas 77020 (713) 675-6393 "SUBCONTRACTOR," whose contractor's license number under laws of______ Not Applicable is___ Kot. App.l1f.a^..1g______________ entered into as of the EFFECTIVE DATE stated above, WITNESSETH: In consideration of the mutual promises herein contained General Contractor and Subcontractor agree promise, and obligate themselves as follows: 1. Subcontractor promises to perform the Sublet Work tor the Project in accordance with the Contract Documents. 2. General Contractor promises to pay Subcontractor, for full, accurate and timely performance of the Sublet Work in accordance herewith, the Price and other payments, and promises to perform all of the other obligations of General Contractor, as set forth m the Contract Documents. 3. The Contract Documents constituting this Subcontract crisist of: a. "Subcontract Terms" and exhibits thereto. b. "Special Conditions" and exhibits thereto. c. "Genera! Conditions" Form P-50 1/77 S?r=!ir a * Vir.i-j: Cc'Js a.trf-72.0Z4 d. "Affidavit for Subcontractor" e. Page 1 of 2 003C3 Form P-50 1-76 Subcontract No. 27-4060-5004 The foregoing constitutes the entire contract, and supersede all prior proposals, negotiations, agreements, awards, letter of intent and written or oral statements, representations or agreements. <t. The Effective Date set forth above is the date as to which all Contract Documents and provisions thereof have reference for purposes of coordination of their meaning and effect. The price reiates to the Sublet Work as described in drawings, speci fications and other Contract Documents in their condition on that date. Changes after the effective date will be dealt with in accordance with the provision for changes. Any work commenced and any payments made pursuant to an Award or Letter of Intent prior to the execution hereof shall be deemed to have been done and paid after the Effective Date under the terms of this Subcontract. GENERAL CONTRACTOR: BROWN & BOOT, INC. : TYUlZAPc; By 'D. E. Newton, Jr. TiiJfte: 7 Vice President - Procurement n.- g/, /f 7/ SUBCONTRACTOR: J & S INSULATORS, INC. By:_^ Title:. Date:.----------- 7/. v,oa:,/y < " " " Page : of 2 00304 **S0.| (1.7/) Page I of__1 SUBCONTRACT TERMS SUBCONTRACT NO 27-4060-5004 1. SUBLET WORK 1.1 The Sublet Work, in general, is to furnish, deliver and install miscellaneous insulation as may be required at the Ethyl Corporation Plant located in Pasadena, Texas. 1.2 More specifically, the Subcontractor agrees to perform the Sublet Work which consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, scaffolding, warehousing, transportation, supervision, taxes, insurance and all other things necessary (except for that described hereunder in Subcontract Terra No. 4) to furnish and install insulation on piping, equipment and/or miscellaneous components at the above described location, if and when requested to do so by the General Contractor's Project Manager or his duly authorized representative. 1.3 All Sublet Work performed by the Subcontractor shall be in accordance with the requirements of the specifications listed hereunder in Subcontract Term No. 2. 1.4 Subcontractor shall perform all Sublet Work in strict accord ance with the requirements and directions of, and as may be required by, the General Contractor's Project Manager, or his duly authorized representative. 2. SPECIFICATIONS The Sublet Work shall be performed in accordance with, and all materials furnished by the Subcontractor shall comply and conform to the requirements of, the Ethyl Corporation specifications^des cribed hereunder, all of said documents hereby being made a part of this Subcontract by reference. 2.1 Ethyl Corporation Specification SP-92-1 "Hot Insulation" dated February, 1977, Sheet Nos. 1 through 17. 2.2 Ethyl Corporation Specification SP-92-2 "Cold Insulation" dated February, 1977, Sheet Nos. 1 through 17. 2.3 Ethyl Corporation Specification SP-92-3 "Steam Tracing" dated June, 1977, Sheet Nos. 1 through 13. 00305 SUBCONTRACT TERMS -2- S/C No. 27-4060-5004 3. TIME OF PERFORMANCE 3.1 Subcontractor shall perform all Sublet Work in accordance with the schedule and requirements of the General Con tractor's Project Manager, or his duly authorized repre sentative. 3.2 The Sublet Work shall commence on a "call-out" basis as of the effective date of this Subcontract and shall continue on an "as required call-out" basis throughout the duration of the Sublet Work, all of which is anticipated to be completed by the Subcontractor on or about September 1, 1978. 3.3 Subcontractor shall maintain contact with the General Con tractor's Project Manager, or his duly authorized representative, for the purpose of scheduling and coordinating this Subcontract. 4. FURNISHED BY OWNER Subcontractor shall be furnished the necessary electrical power and air required to perform the Sublet Work described herein, in addition to drinking water and sanitary facilities. 5. SUBCONTRACT PRICE 5.1 General Contractor agrees to pay Subcontractor for complete, satisfactory and timely performance of the Sublet Work in accordance with and pursuant to the rates (and provisions thereto) listed in the Subcontractor's document entitled "Thermal Insulation - Cost Plus Work" dated May 22, 1978, pages 1 through 5 and the "Effective Price List of Materials" dated effective 1/1/78 pages 1 through 30, all of said docu ments hereby being made a part of this Subcontract by attach ment . 5.2 The Subcontract Price includes, wherever applicable, all sales/use taxes. 5.3 Subcontractor shall be paid for Sublet Work completed by the Subcontractor that has been requested, approved, verified and accepted by the General Contractor. 6. PAYMENT Supplement the provisions set forth in Paragraph No. 32 of the General Conditions with the following: Subcontractor shall prepare and submit an invoice monthly accept able to the General Contractor and in accordance with the unit rates set forth in the documents described in Subcontract Term No. 5 herein. Upon approval, the Subcontractor will be paid the invoiced 00306 SUBCONTRACT TERMS -3 - S/C No. 27-4060-5004 6. PAYMENT - (Continued) amount less 10Z of such value as retainage until final completion and acceptance of the Sublet Work by the General Contractor. Subcontractor shall prepare and submit an invoice for the proposed monthly progress payment with supporting documents and proof of payment of all invoices for labor and materials for approval by General Contractor and when approved, payments shall be made within thirty (30) days thereafter. Final payment and release of retain age shall be made when the Sublet Work has been satisfactorily completed and accepted, and Subcontractor has submitted the affi davit as called for in Subcontract Term No. 8. 7. PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BONDS As of the effective date of this Subcontract, the requirement to furnish separate 100Z Payment and Performance Bonds, each in the estimated Subcontract amount of $15,000.00 is hereby waived. However, at General Contractor's option, this requirement may at any time be reinstated in accordance with the provisions of Gen eral Condition 19 herein. In the event General Contractor re quires Subcontractor to furnish said bonds. General Contractor shall reimburse Subcontractor the premium cost not to exceed: SIX-TENTHS OF ONE PERCENT OF BOND AMOUNTDOLLARS (Words) 6/10 of 1% of Bond Amount (Figures) Transamerica Insurance Company (Surety) 4230 LBJ Freeway, Suite #600, Dallas, Texas 75234______________________ (Address) 8. AFFIDAVITS Two copies of the General Contractor's "Affidavit for Subcontractor" (Form P-7) are attached for use in implementing the provisions of General Condition No. 32. Subcontractor shall execute and return one copy with his final or retainage invoice to the address shown in Subcontract Term No. 9. 9. INVOICES Subcontractor shall render all invoices to the following address: Brown 6 Root, Inc. 209 N. Main Street Pasadena, Texas 77506 Attn: Jim Wasson 00307 SUBCONTRACT TERMS -4 - S/C No. 27-4060-5004 10. INSURANCE Subcontractor shall forward his Certificate of Insurance stating the names of its Insurance Carriers and certifying that its insurance coverages meet the requirements set forth in General Condition No. 21 herein to the following address, in addition to the address shown in Subcontract Term No. 9. Brown & Root, Inc. P. 0. Box 3 Houston, Texas 77001 Attn: J. Bustamante (01-135) 11. LABOR RELATIONS The following supplements Paragraph 14 of the General Conditions: The Subcontractor represents that its pre-hiring collective bar gaining agreements, if any, contain or will contain provisions that, or Subcontractor has entered into or will enter into a project agreement modifying such collective bargaining agreement to provide that, there shall be no strikes, slowdowns, picketing, secondary boycotts, or work stoppages during the performance of the Sublet Work. Subcontractor will further subcontract only to lower-tier subcontractors having similar provisions in their collective bargaining agreements, if any. 00308 SPECIAL CONDITIONS ETHYL CORPORATION 1. LOCATION OF PROJECT The Project, as a whole, is located at Ethyl Corporation's manufacturing plant in Pasadena, Texas. 2. CONFIDENTIALITY AND NON-USE The following provisions supplement Paragraph 28 of the General Conditions: A. Subcontractor agrees to exercise reasonable care to the end that all information and know-how including that embodied in existing types of plant facilities or in drawings, tracings, and/or any other documents made available or otherwise acquired in connection with the construction and/or construction of the sublet work in accordance with this Subcontract, will be maintained by Subcontractor, its employees, suppliers, and lower tier Subcontractors in strict confidence and will not be disclosed to any third party. B. In order to further protect General Contractor and/ or Owner against the unauthorized use of information and "know-how" developed or acguired from General Con tractor and/or Owner hereunder, which information and "know-how" personnel of Subcontractor must of necessity . acquire in order to engage in the sublet work authoriz- ed. Subcontractor agrees that it will not, except with the written consent of General Contractor and/or Owner, design and/or construct either in whole or in part for Subcontractor or for others, manufacturing facilities based upon process or information supplied to Subcon tractor by General Contractor and/or Owner, or based upon information developed by Subcontractor for General Contractor and/or Owner hereunder. C. The foregoing obligations of confidentiality and non use shall not apply to information or know-how which was known to Subcontractor prior to disclosure by General Contractor and/or Owner, to information or know-how which is or becomes generally available to the public .-through no fault of Subcontractor or any employee or lower tier Subcontractor thereof, or to information or know-how which is acquired by Subcon tractor from a source independent of General Contrac tor and/or Owner without restriction on disclosure. -1- V 00309 I' D. All inventions and discoveries made or conceived by personnel of Subcontractor while engaged in the performance of Sublet Work authorized hereunder and re sulting directly or indirectly from information and know-how acquired from General Contractor and/or Owner shall be the sole and absolute property of General Con tractor and/or Owner and shall be assigned by Subcon tractor to the General Contractor and/or Owner. E. Subcontractor further agrees to use reasonable care in selection and assignment of personnel to perform the work in accordance with this Subcontract and to take proper precautions to avoid the unauthorized dissemination of any of the information and know-how Subcontractor is obligated to maintain in confidence hereunder. F. Subcontractor also agrees to return within ten (10) days after request by General Contractor and/or Owner, any drawings, tractings and other documents made avail able by General Contractor and/or Owner, including any copies or written modifications thereof made by Subcon tractor, its personnel, or its suppliers and lower tier Subcontractors. Subcontractor further agrees to confirm, by letter, the return of all requested information by it to General Contractor and/or Owner. The letter shall list the specific items of information or know-how and shall state that such return is complete, including all copies received or made by him, his employees, suppliers, and lower tier Subcontractors-- G. At General Contractor's and/or Owner's option. Subcon tractor's supervisory and technical personnel and lower ; tier Subcontractors having access to General Contractor's and/or Owner's flow diagrams shall sign separate confi dentiality and non-use agreements with Subcontractor and General Contractor and/or Owner; Subcontractor's other supervisory and technical personnel shall sign confidentiality and non-use agreements with Subcontrac tor. General Contractor and/or Owner reserve the right to approve all such agreements as to form and content prior to their execution. REPRESENTATIONS Subcontractor represents that he is familiar with the contrac tual provisions of the prime contract entered into between Owner and General Contractor affecting the Sublet Work and agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions therein so far as applica ble to its work, in addition to the terms and conditions of this Subcontract. -2- 00310 GENERAL CONDITIONS Form P-50 1-77 1. INVESTIGATION OF SITE AND PROJECT CONDITIONS Subcontractor represents that he is familiar with the site and the physical conditions, the availability of labor and materials and all other matters at the site or in the vicinity of the site which affects the Sublet Work. Sub contractor represents that he has examined the subcontract document and familiarized himself with the Project, the laws, rules and regulations relating to the Project: the environmental considerations affecting the Project and the Sublet Work; the participants in the Project; and the contractual and regulatory provisions of governmental agencies, the Owner and General Contractor affecting the participants in the Project and the Sublet Work. No allowance will be made to Subcontractor for not having made such examination and review or for requirements which a reasonable examination, inquiry and review would have disclosed. i. RESPONSIBILITY a. Subcontractor agrees to perform the Sublet Work in accordance with good construction practices and the plans, specifications and other requirements of this Sub contract. and to furnish all supervision, labor, supplies, tools, construction equipment, facilities, storage, perma nent equipment and materials (except as specified herein to be furnished by Owner or General Contractor) and all other things and services necessary or desirable to per form the Sublet Work. b. Subcontractor shall be responsible for the cor rectness of the positions, levels and dimensions of the Sublet Work, notwithstanding the Subcontractor may have been assisted by the General Contractor or any other Con tractor in setting out the same: and if at any time during the performance of the Sublet Work, any error shall ap pear or arise therein, the Subcontractor shall immediately advise the. General Contractor's Site Representative and await instructions for removal and replacement or per formance of corrective work, before proceeding with that portion of the Sublet Work. c. All -work which is manifestly necessary to carry out the intent of the drawings and specifications pertaining to the Sublet Work, or which is customarily done in per forming this type of work for the Owner or General Contractor, shall be performed by the Subcontractor as a part of the Sublet Work. 3. COORDINATION OF THE PROJECT General Contractor is charged with the responsibility of accomplishing the work of the entire Project, or a significant portion thereof, in accordance with drawings, specifications, permits, licenses, rules and regulations, laws and ordinances, and requirements of the Owner. The contract price provisions, and the definition of re quirements of the Sublet Work, as of the effective date, are coordinated and identified in the Subcontract Terms. General Contractor is charged with the responsibility of coordinating the efforts of all. or a significant portion of, the participants in the Project, including various sub contractors, specialty service contractors, suppliers, and other workmen, and the direct employees of General Contractor. Subcontractor agrees to perform the Sublet Work as part of the team of. participants in the Project in cooperation with all other participants, and subject to all reasonable rules, regulations, and directives of Genera! Contractor (a) for the coordination of the work of all participants, (b; for the maintenance of safety, efficiency, security and good order on the Project a's a whole, (c) for compliance with the terms hereof, and (d) for the pro tection of the environment and the rights of the public. L SCHEDULING SUBLET WORK Subcontractor agrees to commence the Sublet Work promptly wher. directed by General Contractor anc to prosecute the Sublet Work diligently to completion. Sac- contractor agrees to provide adequate number and types of: (a) laborers, skilled craftsmen and technicians, super visors, administrators, and managers, (b) construction equipment in good condition, (c) materials, permanent equipment, and supplies, except for items specified to be supplied by General Contractor or Owner, to accomplish the work and maintain the Schedule or restore the Sublet Work to the Schedule. Subcontractor shall provide General Contractor a detailed Schedule for performance of the Sublet Work and shall revise and update such Schedule from time to time as the work on the Project progresses. The Schedule for the Sublet Work shall be subject to re vision or approval by General Contractor to coordinate the Sublet Work with the over-all rate of progress of General Contractor and other participants in the Project as a whole, and to expedite performance of critical items of work on the schedule. General Contractor will schedule and coordinate the use by Subcontractor and others of jointly used facilities, construction equipment, and space, and Subcontractor shall accomodate its Schedule to such shared use. General Contractor will determine the norma) working hours for the Project as a whole, and any special working hours for the Sublet Work on a normal shift or overtime basis will be subject to prior approval of General Contractor. 5. INTEGRATION WITH WORK OF OTHERS Subcontractor shall inform itself regarding the nature, condition and state of progress of work of others which affects or connects with the Sublet Work. Before connect ing Sublet Work to work of others. Subcontractor shall ascertain that such work of others is ready, properly aligned, and in suitable condition for such connection and integration with the Sublet Work, and shall report any discrepancies to General Contractor for adjustment prior to proceeding. Subcontractor is not charged with notice of latent defects in the work of others of which he has no actual knowledge. 6. ALLOCATION OF FACILITIES General Contractor will designate for use by Sub contractor, entrances, parking areas, storage areas, office and work areas, and such facilities and construction equip ment as General Contractor is to provide. General Contractor will allocate, and schedule the use of, such common facilities and utilities as are provided by General Contractor for use of Subcontractor and other participants in the Project. Temporary interruption of services, utilities and use of facilities are anticipated and shall not justify a claim for additional compensation. 7. INSPECTION AND QUALITY CONTROL The Sublet Work shall be performed to the specified standards of workmanship and stnctiy in accordance with drawings, specifications, procedures, and other require ments of this Subcontract. General Contractor shall have the right to inspect the Sublet Work and Subcontractor's equipment, tools, records and facilities at all times. No work shall be covered until inspected and released in accordance with established inspection procedures, and any work improperly covered shall be uncovered and exposed by Subcontractor for inspection on request, in spection and approval shall not relieve Subcontractor of the obligation to complete the entire Sublet Work in strict compliance with the requirements of this Subcontract. Any defective Sublet Work shall be discontinued, removed and replaced or corrected in accordance with specifications and directions of Genera! Contractor. Subcontractor shall furnish for the Sublet Work all Quality Assurance and Quality Control documentation, as required by General Contractor for the Project as a whole or for the specific part thereof affected oy the Sublet Work. 8. SAFETY. CLEANLINESS AND SANITATION Subcontractor shall comply with all applicable laws, rules and regulations relating to safety Subcontractor GC-1 00311 Form P-50 1-77 shall comply with all safety standards, rules and regula tions relating to safety, cleanliness and sanitation established by General Contractor for the Project as a whole. Subcontractor shall immediately stop work and take corrective action when directed by General Contractor because of any unsafe condition or practice. Subcontractor shall be responsible lor the safety of its workmen and the Sublet Work and shall not create hazards for others or the work of others. Subcontractor shall provide first aid and ambulance facilities for its workmen to the extent suf ficient facilities are not provided lor the Project as a whole by General Contractor. General Contractor 'shall provide for safety of the Project as a whole In case of emergency. General Contractor may direct Subcontractor's personnel and resources for the protection of life and property. S. DELAYS If Subcontractor's performance of the Sublet Work Is delayed by Owner's or General Contractor's failure to perform their obligations hereunder, or by orders of the General Contractor delaying or suspending the work, or by changes in the work. Subcontractor shall be entitled to an equitable adjustment in the price and time for per formance in accordance with the provision for Changes in Article 12; but no price adjustment shall be due for delays or inconvenience to Subcontractor from the sched uling and coordination of the Sublet Work with the rate of progress made by all participants in the Project. In the event Subcontractor is delayed by force majeure. Sub contractor shall be entitled to an equitable extension of time but no adjustment in the price: provided, that in adequate manpower or failure of Subcontractor's workmen to prosecute their work because of strikes, boycott, picket ing. or other form of labor dispute shall not be deemed force majeure unless there is clear and substantial danger of bodily harm or property damage if the employees undertook to enter the work site and perform their work, as determined by General Contractor or the chief local law enforcement officer. Subcontractor shall notify Gen eral Contractor in writing within 48 hours after the commencement of a delay, if Subcontractor claims an ex tension of time or an adjustment of price because of such delay, or the right to such extension or adjustment shall be waived. 10. SUPPLEMENTING OR TAKING OVER BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR H, after seven (7) days written notice by General Contractor to Subcontractor specifying any deficiency jn the Sublet Work or the promptness with which it is being performed. Subcontractor has not promptly commenced lo correct, and within a reasonable time corrected, such deficiency to the satisfaction of General Contractor. General Contractor may supplement the work of Sub contractor. or take over performance of the Sublet Work temporarily or completely, with General Contractor's own forces or by contract with others. General Contractor may use all or part of Subcontractor's construction equip ment. tools and facilities at the project site, and any materials, permanent equipment and supplies, in the performance of the Sublet Work, without payment to Subcontractor otherwise than by the extent such use of Subcontractor's items causes a reduction of cost of com pleting the Sublet Work. All costs incurred by Genera! Contractor in performing ail or part of the Sublet Work, including a mark-up of 10G- of such cost, shall be deduct ed from the price payable to Subcontractor and if such sum plus all payments previously made to Subcontractor shall exceed the price. Subcontractor shall refund to General Contractor the excess within ten (10) days after submittal of a properly documented invoice. If the price is on a cost reimbursable basis. Subcontractor will be re imbursed lor use of construction equipment at the lowest applicable rate provided for herein or at prevailing rental rates if no rate is specified, and the cost of Subcontractor's materials used Upon notice from General Contractor to Suncor.tractor. Subcontractor shall resume and complete tne Sublet Work out this rignt to supplement or take over the Sublet '^orr. may again oe exercised if necessary The determination of General Contractor's project man ager to invoke the provisions of this Article 10 shall be final and conclusive: provided Subcontractor may within said seven day period, appeal to an executive officer designated bv the President of General Contractor, whose decision shall be final absent actual fraud. 11. DEFERMENT OR TERMINATION In the event the Project is deferred or terminated by Owner, or if General Contractor shall elect to defer or terminate the Sublet Work. Subcontractor shall be paid: (1) the price earned for work completed and ac cepted. (2) a proportionate part of the price allocated to the portion of the work partially completed, (3) the reasonable cost incurred by Subcontractor in securing and protecting the work in progress against loss, damage or deterioration, and (4) ur.amortized mobilization and de mobilization costs: standby costs, cancellation or deferment charges of suppliers: the cost of materials and equipment not sold or disposed of: and other special costs for ter minating or suspending work or preserving the work accomplished and turning it over to General Contractor but (5) no compensation for the portion of the Sublet Work not performed. General Contractor shall notify Subcontractor whether the Sublet work is terminated or deferred to an indefinite or specified date and the de ferment shall not exceed six months (or other limits expressed in the Subcontract Terms) without the consent of Subcontractor. If deferred, the Sublet Work may there after be terminated and shall be terminated upon expira tion of the maximum period of deferment without notice to resume. Following deferment and notice to resume given by General Contractor to Subcontractor in writing. Subcontractor shall resume the Sublet Work in accordance with the terms hereof with an equitable adjustment, if required, in the price and time of completion, determined as in the case of changes. In case of any such termination or deferment. Subcontractor shall, as directed by General Contractor, secure, safeguard, remove or deliver to Gen eral Contractor all material, equipment, supplies, work in progress, and contract rights. U. CHANGES " General Contractor reserves the right to make changes in the Sublet Work or the manner of its performance. No change shall be made by Subcontractor in the Sublet Work or its manner of performance, without prior written instructions from General Contractor, in a written Change Order specifying the change in plans, specifications, pro cedures. time, sequence, or other requirement of this sub contract. and specifying whether there is to be an adjustment in the price or time for performance and how any such adjustment shall be determined. No adjustment in "price or time of performance shall be made for changes in arrangement, aesthetics, substitution of equivalent ma terials or equipment or other changes, unless such changes significantly a/fee! Subcontractor's cost of performing the Sublet Work or extend the time that Subcontractor's equipment and lorces are required at the project site. An equitable adjustment will be made in price or time of performance or both, if the change ordered by General Contractor substantially increases or decreases the cost to Subcontractor of the Sublet Work or the time that Subcontractor's equipment and forces are required at the project site. The metnod of determining the equitable adjustment shall be specified, and if possible, the price fixed at the time of the issuance of written direction for the change. Unless a lump sum is established by agreement or another method of pricing is established by agreement. General Contractor may direct determination of the equi table adjustment in price, whether an increase or decrease, by any of the following methods: (a) agreed or established fixed unit prices, fb) iorre account, or (r) cos! plus fee. If the force arroun! method is directed by Genera! Con tractor. the force account rates for equipment use. man hour labor rate including payroll burden and markup for overheae and. profu wnh reimbursement of artual cost of materials, as established in the Subcontract Terms or lay otner agreements shall be used lo determine the ao- GC-2 00312 I Form P-SO 1-77 justment. If the cost plus fee method is directed by General Contractor the adjustment will be based on the direct cost of the change m the work using the formula established in the Subcontract Terms or by other agree ment. In the absence of agreement. Subcontractor shall be paid all actual, direct additional cost incurred, without allocation of home office general and administrative ex pense, plus 107< of such costs, and Subcontractor shall maintain and furnish General Contractor accurate and detailed records daily segregating the cost of the change in the Sublet Work. In case of deletion or reduction of the Sublet Work by such change. Subcontractor shall not be entitled to anticipated contribution to home office overhead and profit from any portion of the Sublet Work not performed. 13. WORKMEN AND EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES Subcontractor shall provide competent and adequately trained and skilled personnel. Subcontractor shall, on request, remove from the Project any person found by General Contractor to be incompetent, unsafe, disorderly, unreliable, or unwilling to comply with regulations. Sub contractor shall provide badges, color codes, or other symbols or identification for its employees, tools and equipment, in accordance with the system specified by General Contractor. Subcontractor shall cooperate in security measures for the prevention of theft, pilferage, and waste. Subcontractor shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex. age, or for any reason prohibited by law. Subcontractor agrees to par ticipate and cooperate in the implementation of any Affirmative Action Plan for equal employment opportunity adopted for the Project as a whole. To the extent appli cable to the Sublet Work on this Project, Subcontractor shall comply with Executive Order 11246. or any amend ment, replacement or counterpart thereof, and the parties mutually represent that they are familiar with such provisions and agree that a full copy thereof may be incorporated herein by either party by attachment at any time.1! 14. LABOR RELATIONS Subcontractor shall comply with the National Labor Relations Act. any applicable Right to Work law. and any other applicable law related to labor relations. Sub contractor shall give General Contractor notice and full information regarding any existing or impending labor dispute affecting the Sublet Work or any part of the work on the Project as a whole. Subcontractor shall cooperate in any effort by General Contractor to mediate or other wise attempt to resolve work stoppages, slowdowns, boycotts, disturbances, strikes, picketing or labor disputes affecting any participant in the Project or affecting any part of the Project as a whole, but Subcontractor shall have exclusive control and responsibility for its own labor relations. No such condition shall excuse Subcontractor from the obligation to diligently prosecute the work, unless, in the opinion of General Contractor, or if so de termined by ihe chief local law enforcement officer, there is clear and substantial dancer of bodily harm or property damage to Subcontractor's employees if they should under take to enter the project site and perform their work. If Subcontractor has pre-hiring collective bargaining agreements. Subcontractor represents that they contain or have been modified to contain provisions prohibiting ary strike, slow down, picketing, secondary boycotts or work stoppage during performance of the Sublet Work, and that the acceptance of the Sublet Work from General Contractor on this project does not violate such agreement. 15. LIENS To the extent permitted by law. Subcontractor, for itself and a!! of its lov-er tier subcontractors and all laborers, mecnamcs and materialmen hereby waive and agree not to claim any lien against the Sublet Work, but shall rely solely upon the general credit of General Coniractor SuDrontrartor <hal' pay or cause to be paid when Sue. ,,!1 bii.s for lauor. materials equipment or services connected with the Sublet Vork. and shall not Itself assert any lien or permit any lien to be asserted or maintained against the Project or any funds or land involved in the Project. General Contractor may pay directly any such valid obligation of Subcontractor, and Subcontractor shall indemnify General Contractor against any such obligation. 16. TITLE TO AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR Sl'BLET WORK AND MATERIALS The Sublet Work in progress and all of the Owner and General Contractor-furnished items and all of Subcor.t.-actor-furr.ished material, equipment, plant, facilities, fabricated items, supplies, drawings, data, and contract rights intended for the Sublet Work shall be the propertv of General Contractor from the earliest moment of identi fication to the Sublet Work, subject to General Contrac tor's obligation to pay the price in accordance with the Subcontract. Notwithstanding General Contractor's or Owner's title thereto. Subcontractor shall be responsible for the care, custody, control and safekeeping and pre servation of all Owner-furnished. General Contractorfurnished. or Subcontractor-furnished labor, materials, plant equipment, supplies and other things to promptly repair or replace any such which is damaged or lost, and to complete the Sublet Work and to deliver the Sublet Work complete and in accordance with all provisions and requirements hereof at the time specified. Except as other wise provided in the Subcontract Terms or the Special Conditions. Subcontractor shall bear, without right of re imbursement. the full risk of loss or damage to the Sublet Work and all materials, equipment and other things. 17. SUBCONTRACTING OR ASSIGNMENT Subcontractor shall not assign this subcontract or any funds due hereunder. Subcontractor shall not subcontract any portion of the Sublet Work without the prior written approval by General Contractor of the lower tier subcon tractor and of the form, terms and conditions of the lower tier subcontract. No assignment or subcontracting, even with General Contractor's approval, shall relieve Subcon tractor of any obligations hereunder, or create any contractual relationship between such sub-subcontractor and General Contractor or Owner. Any lower tier sub contractor shall assume unto General Contractor all of the obligations of Subcontractor as they relate to such portion of the Sublet Work. 18. RECORDS AND ACCOUNTS Subcontractor shall maintain good accounting and personnel records reflecting performance of the Sublet Work and shall preserve such records for a period of two years after completion and acceptance of the Project as a whole. General Contractor shall have the right to in spect and audit such part of the records as relate to cost reimbursement or performance of labor related provisions. Copies of documents and records supporting requests for payment or compliance with labor related provisions shall be furnished General Contractor with such request or at such other times as General Contractor directs. 19. BONDS 1! instructed by General Contractor in writing. Sub contractor shall provide a Performance Bond and a Pay ment Bond in form and with corporate surety satisfactory to General Contractor, at any time required by General Contractor, whether before commencement of the Sublet Work or at any time prior to completion and acceptance of the Sublet Work. General Contractor will separately reimburse Subcontractor the premium cost thereof set forth in the Subcontract Terms unless otherwise expressly provided. General Contractor may terminate this Subcon tract for default or exercise the rights provided in Paragraph 10 of these General Conditions if Subcontractor should fail to provide such bond when requested. 20. INDEMNITY Subcontractor hereby indemnifies and holds harmless General Contractor ar.c Owner from any joss cost, damage GC-3 00313 Form P-SO 1-77 01 i.aoility from injury or death of any person, including Subcontractor or its employees, or damage or destruction of any properly, arising lrom or in connection with the Sublet Work whether or not there be concurring negli gence by General Contractor or Owner, but Subcontractor does not hereby assume responsibility for the sole negli gence of General Contractor or Owner. 11. INSURANCE Subcontractor shall provide insurance, with provisions agamst cancellation without thirty (30) days prior writ ten Dotice. for the benefit of Subcontractor, General Contractor and Owner and with waiver of subrogation against all participants in the Project, in form and with underwriters satisfactory to General Contractor, with minimum coverages and limits as follows: (a) Workmen's Compensation Statutory (b) Employer's Liability $ (If marine operations are involved, the limns shall be 1250.000 per person and 5500,000 per accident) 100,000 (c) Comprehensive General and Automotile Liability Bodily Injury - per person 5 100,000 - per accident I 300.000 Property Damage $ 100.000 with blanket contractual, products and completed operations liability endorsements, and with xcu exclusion deleted. (d) Hull and protection and indemnity for any marine vessels. with Genera] Contractor, Owner and the-.r affiliates being co-insured. Full Value, but not less than 51,000.000 (e) Such other available insurance or increased limits as General Contractor may request, the premium cost of which shall be directly reimbursable unless otherwise specified in the Subcontract Terms. 22. INSURANCE ON CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Subcontractor shall fully insure, or self-insure and assumes all risk of loss of. or damage to, Subcontractor's construction equipment and tools, facilities and structures, however caused, including losses caused by vandals or theft, or by the negligence of others, including General Contractor or Owner. Subcontractor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless-Owner and General Contractor from any such loss or liability regardless of any provision for reimbursement of uninsured losses. 23. USE OF GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S OR OWNER'S EQUIPMENT If any construction equipment, tools, marine vessels, facilities, or services of General Contractor or Owner be furnished to Subcontractor or used by Subcontractor, on an exclusive or joint use basis. Subcontractor shall inspect anti satisfy itself as to the safety and condition thereof and shall return same to General Contractor or Owner after such use in good order and condition and in at least as good condition as that in which received, fair wear and use excepted Subcontractor shall at its own cost and without right of reimbursement, insure or self-insure all risks associated with such use and shall indemnify General Contractor and Owner against any liability or cost for injury to. or death of. persons or damage or de struction of pruperty connected with such use even if General Contraclor or Owner should be negligent in re lation to such equipment or items used.. 24. PERMITS. LICENSES, LAND RIGHTS General Contractor will provide all licenses and per mits required lor the Project as a wboie to be constructed Subcontractor sr.ail provide all licenses and permits re quired for Suucor.tr.icio.- to perform tne Sucie! Wont. including [without limitation], contractors' licenses, spe cialty permits required by law- to be issued to Subcontrac tor, and transportation permits. General Contractor will provide access to the work site and easements or land rights in the work site, but Subcontractor shall comply with all restrictions. limitations, terms and conditions relative thereto and Subcontractor shall obtain such ad ditional easements and land rights as Subcontractor may require. 15. PATENTS AND PROPRIETARY RIGHTS Subcontractor shall pay all royalties and obtain all licenses required for items specified to be furnished by Subcontractor, and for all items and methods selected by Subcontractor for the Sublet Work. General Contractor shall pay all royalties and obtain all licenses required for the Project as a whole or for Owner-furnished or General Contractor-furnished items. Subcontractor shall give prompt notice to General Contractor of any claim of infringement of any patent or proprietary right, and Sub contractor and General Contractor Shall cooperate in the defense and disposition of any such claim or suit. The party obligated to furnish the license shall defend and indemnify the other party. 26. WARRANTY Subcontractor guarantees and warrants that all ma terials furnished by Subcontractor and workmanship furnished by Subcontractor shall comply with the speci fications and other requirements of the contract and shall be free of defects for a period of one year after completion and acceptance of the Project as a whole by the Owner, or one year after placement of the Sublet Work in service, whichever is earlier. With respect to items of manufac tured equipment specified by General Contractor and purchased by Subcontractor from others. Subcontractor warrants that the equipment is as specified, and agrees to pass or, and assign to General Contractor (or to Owner if directed by General Contractor) the manufacturer's warranty and Subcontractor shall prosecute the enforce ment thereof in cooperation with Genera] Contractor, but Subcontractor shall have no further quality or perform ance warranty responsibility with respect to such items of manufactured equipment. 27. PARTIAL OCCUPANC7 AND USE General Contractor and Owner shall have access to the Sublet Work at all times. General Contractor and .Owner may occupy and use any portion of the Sublet Work which is sufficiently completed to permit such occupancy and use, provided there is no substantial interference with performance of the balance of the Sublet Work. Such partial occupancy and use shall not relieve Subcontractor of the obligation to complete all of the Sublet Work strict ly in accordance with the requirements of this Subcontract. 2*. CONFIDENTIALITY Subcontractor shall not publicize, publish, or photo graph the Project, the Sublet Work, or this Subcontract, except by consent of General Contractor and in compliance with General Contractor's regulations for the Project. Subcontractor will maintain in confidence and not use or disclose any confidential proprietary information of Gen eral Contractor or Owner. Subcontractor will execute, and if requested will cause Us employees or agents to execute, such form of written secrecy agreement, further defining this confidentiality agreement, as is required of other participants in the Project. All plans, specifications, data and other material relating to the Project shall be deliver ed to General Contractor, on request, when no longer required by Subcontractor for performance of the Sublet Work. 23. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR Subcontractor shal. perform the Sublet Work as an indepencent contractor with exclusive control ol the manner and means of performing the Sublet Work m accoiuance witn the requirements at the Contract, unless GC-4 00314 Form P-50 1-77 an sgenc7 or other relationship is specified in the Sub contract Terms. Subcontractor has no authority to act or make any agreements or representation on behalf of Gen eral Contractor or Owner, and no contractual relationship exists between Subcontractor and Owner. So employee or agent engaged by Subcontractor shall be. or shall be deemed to be. an employee or agent of General Contractor or Owner. In the event General Contractor should, at the request of Subcontractor, furnish workmen to Subcontrac tor for any purpose to work under the direction and supervision of Subcontractor, such employees of General Contractor shall be deemed to be the borrowed servants of Subcontractor and Subcontractor shall be responsible for their actions while so engaged. II. LAWS This Subcontract is entered into in Houston. Texas, and shall be construed and governed by the laws of the Slate of Texas. Subcontractor shall comply with all laws, statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations of any govern mental entity, having jurisdiction, and Subcontractor shall indemnify and hold harmless the Owner and General Contractor from any fines, penalties, costs or liability arising from Subcontractor's failure to comply therewith. 11. DISPUTES AH questions arising under this Subcontract shall be resolved in the first instance by General Contractor's project manager. No claim for additional compensation or extension of time shall be considered unless presented to General Contractor's project manager in writing within ten (10) days after the occurrence giving rise to the dis pute. Any claim not satisfactorily resolved by General Contractor's project manager in the first instance, and which is presented in writing within the time provided, may be appealed by notice in writing to the project man ager within ten (10) days after the project manager's initial decision, (a) to the engineer for the Project if the issue is interpretation of the drawings or specifications, or compliance of the Sublet Work therewith, in which event the engineer's decision shall be final, (b) to an Executive Officer of General Contractor as provided under Article 10 if the claim arises under Article 10., or (c) to an Ex ecutive Officer of Genera] Contractor if any other ques tion under the Subcontract is involved. Such review shall be a prerequisite to any further relief. 33. PROGRESS PAYMENTS AND FINAL PAYMENT Progress payments will be made by General Contrac tor to Subcontractor monthly or at other intervals specified, in accordance with the Subcontract Terms. All progress payments are Trust Tunis to be applied by Subcontractor to payment for labor, materials, equipment, services and supplies for the Sublet Work. With each request for pro gress payment. Subcontractor shall submit proper evidence, including affidavits and certificates, as may be requested by General Contractor showing: (a) the portion of the Sublet Work completed, (b) compliance with all require ments of this Subcontract, (c) payment of all bills, and (d) that no lien exists or could be claimed arising from the Sublet Work. General Contractor may withhold from pro gress payments ten percent (107c) of the amount earned, as retair.age until final completion and acceptance (unless otherwise provided in the Subcontract terms), and in addition may withhold such amount as may be reasonably required to assure compliance by Subcontractor with the terms of this Subcontract. General Contractor may pay directly any obligation of Subcontractor arising under this Subcontract and withhold such payment from amounts otherwise due Subcontractor. Subcontractor shall submit with his request for final payment similar evidence and such expressions of warranty and indemnity as are re quired herein and a release ol further claims against Owner or General Contractor. Subcontractor indemnifies General Contractor and Owner against any cost or liability, including attorney's fees, for failure of Subcontractor to perform all its obligations and pay ail of its bills as re quired by this Subcontract. S3. APPLICATION TO COST These General Conditions define the obligations, res ponsibilities and relationships of Subcontractor and Gen eral Contractor, and apply without change whether the terms for payment are fixed price or cost reimbursable or a combination thereof. The price and other payments to be made to Subcontractor for performance of the obli gations of these General Conditions are provided for in the Subcontract Terms or other portions of this Subcontract. 34. NOTICES Notices of changes, deficiencies, delays, claims or dis putes shall be in writing, and shall furnish full information to the extent available. The party notified will acknowl edge receipt by endorsement of a copy if requested, or will otherwise confirm receipt in writing. Ordinarily, no tice will be given by delivery to the General Contractor's project manager, or Subcontractor's designated represen tative at the site, respectively, and mailing a copy to the address shown in the Subcontract Terms. To avoid dif ficulty in delivery of Notice, sufficient Notice shall be deemed to have been given by mailing by Registered or Certified Mail or equivalent, to the. address shown in the Subcontract Terms. 35. INTEGRATION The entire agreement between General Contractor and Subcontractor and all negotiations, proposals, represent ations and interpretations have been integrated into and superseded by the written provisions of this Subcontract. This Subcontract shall be valid and in force when signed by both parties and delivered and the parties understand that thereafter no person is authorized to amend this Subcon tract except by agreement in writing and signed with equal formality. These General Conditions may be modified by the Special Conditions for the Project or by the Subcon tract terms: and the Special Conditions for the Project may be modified by the Subcontract Terms, and as so modified it is intended that all terms and provisions of this Subcontract shall be construed in harmony and with equal dignity and effect. GC- 00315 INDUSTRIAL A POTTER PLANT CONTRACTORS ?e-eaa P- o. box )aie HOUSTON. TEXAS 77020 May 22, 1978 Proposal 2921 Brown 6 Root, Inc. T. 0. Box 3 Houston, Texas 77001 Attention: Mr. Jis> Wasson Subject: Thermal Insulation Cost Plus Work Ethel Project in -t>c: 2c ce oo oo c. a: rc - m 35 Xm c>> -4<S> 3: rsj rsj h- -- or x> *s r*r* O i= o< < H U3 --J CD o Centlemen: In accordance with your instructions ve are pleased to submit herewith our proposal for furnishing labor, material, scaffolding, warehousing, transportation and supervision necessary to complete the scope of work on the subject job. COST PLUS (UNIT PRICE) WORK A. Materials Material will be furnished you at published preferred industrial prices where applicable and all others at our cost plus 15*. Copies of all price sheets are attached. Description No. Date Escalation Prices firm thru 1. Mineral Wool P/C (J {, S "V" Wrap) Industrial 48 M.F. 1/1/78 2. Calcium Silicate P/C 200 7/15/77 3.' Calcium Silicate Block 200 7/15/77 4. Mineral Fibre P/C (OC 60) KP-3-10 10/18/77 5. Mineral Wool Block and Cement RW 1/1/78 6. Foamglas P/C 6 Block (Plain) CTFC 12/15/76 7. Polyurethane P/C 6 BLock (Plain & Coated) CT Poly 10/1/77 8, Weld ells 6 tees (Cal Sil, Min Fibre & Poly) 1/1/76 9. Flange Covers (Cal'Sil, Min. Fibre h Poly) 1/1/76 10. Flanged Valve Covers (Cal Sil, Min Fibre & Poly) 1/1/76 . 11. Aluminum Covers, Tees 6 Flanges (Epoxy coated -2 sides) 1/1/76 12. Alum. Covers, Tees & Flanges (Epoxy coated-I side) 1/1/76 . 13. Alum. Covers Flanged Valves (Epoxy coated 2 sides) 1/1/76 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/76 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 12/31/78 00316 Brown & Root, Inc. Page 2 Proposal 2921 5/22/78 14, rl5. 16. 17. 18. '19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Alum Covers Flanged Valves (Epoxy coated 1 side) 1/1/76 12/31/78 Alum. Epoxy coated & Plain (roll goods) ACC,ARJ-1077 10/1/77 Alum. Epoxy coated (sheets) DCS-1077 10/1/77 Stainless Steel (Roll Goods) SSRJ-1077 10/1/77 Steel Jac (Roll Goods) SJRJ-1077 10/1/77 Aluminum Accessories FDA-1077 10/1/77 Stainless Steel Accessories FDSS-1077 10/1/77 Accessories ACCS-178 1/15/78 Aluminum Elbows (Epoxv coated)(2.sheets) EJAE-177 1/1/77 Aluminum Gores (Epoxy coated(2 sheets') CEJ-177 1/1/77 Coatings 6 Sealers (Ben Foster or Childers) 3/1/77 Current - II It 1 It II II II II It cost It II It M It It It It If sheet II It II It It It II II It Please Note: Items 1 thru 7, basic Insulation materials are current prices. Items 8 thru 14 are the same prices as for 1974 thru 1977 and will continue to hold firm throughout 1978. Items 15 thru 21 are current cost sheets and are subject to escalation at the time of new published manufacturers price increase. We do not expect any significant increase for the current year. Items 22, 23 and 24 are current cost sheets (Net prices to B 6 R) and are subject to escalation at the time of manfacturers increases. Again, we do not anticipate 1978 increases. All consumable supplies normally U6ed by our trade are included in the prices quoted except that which is requested by Brown and Root. If requested by B b R, they-would be priced at invoiced cost plus -152. B. Labor Labor will be furnished you at the following rates which include all expenses, applicable, taxes, insurance, overhead and profit. Classification Wages to be paid by B & R per man hour Straight time - Overtime Office - General Supervision Insulator General Supervisdr Insulator Supervisor (Gen. Foreman) Insulator Foreman Insulator Sub-Foreman Insulator Master Mechanic Insulator Mechainc 4th Class Insulator Mechanic 3rd Class Insulator Mechanic 2nd Class Insulator Mechanic 1st Class Insulator Helper 15.60 15.23 14.88 14.52 13.22 13.46 12.05 10.64 9.22 7.80 6.38 21.65 21.15 20.58 20.17 19.17 18.69 16.70 14.79 12.82 10.25 8.88 00317 Brown and Root, Inc. page 3 Proposal 2921 5/22/78 Please Note: The labor rates, as quoted on the previous page, are firm through December 31, 1978 except as amended by the following conditions. The master mechanic rate will be subject to escalation at any time Brown and Root change these rates for like craftsmen and in like amount. This, of course, increases all rates of supervisors accordingly. Vie will strive to maintain an average man hour rate of $ 9.22 which we have fould to give the best crew productivity. This is changed to suit each particular job and will average out as 6tated above. General Supervisor vill be classed as office personnel, required for material co-ordination 6uch as take off or detailed ordering of material, general hiring and placement of man power over and above the normal duties of Foreman. This duty will be performed at job site (Ethyl Plant) Insulator Supervisor (General Foreman) (one required) duties vill be performed at job site as co-ordinator and supervisor of all areas of work. Insulator Foreman (Required as needed) will assist supervisor and be responsible for several areas of work. Insulator Sub-foreman (required as needed) to be used when several areas of work are performed at one time. This vill be Brown and Root's option for best performance of work. Labor rates for office and/or timekeeping job6 vill be the same as insulator classifications as agreed by Brown end Root. C. Equipment Equipment will be furnished you at the following rates. Classification Rate Office Change House (8* x 10') (Min. 2 months) Warehouse (App. 3000 a/f) Min. 3 months) Chemical Toilet (Minimum 2 months) Insulation Band Saw Inaul. Band Saw Dust Collector (OSHA Approv.) Asphalt Pot Sheet Metal Shear (Table Top) Sheet Metal Roll Daily Weekly 6.00 2.50 6.00 2.50 8.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 4.00 40.00 15.00 40.00 15.00 40.00 25.00 15.00 25.00 20'. 00 Monthly 173.34 65.00 173.34 65.00 130.00 104.00 56.34 104.00 78.00 00318 Brown i X . , 4 /73 Equipment Continued Sheet Metal Pittsburgh Machine Sheet Metal Easy Edger Sheet Metal Header Sheet Metal Crimper Sheet Metal Unishtar Sheet Metal Whitney Punch Sheet Metal Button PuDch Sheet Metal Brake (Up .o 4') Vaste Dumpster (3 dumps per veek) Work table Pickup Truck (Fully Maintained) Transportation Bus (Fully maintained) Air Tugger (Hoist) Air Hoses (per 100 ft. section) Aluminum-staging 24* long to 32* long Ladders: 8* long 14' long 20' long and up Metal Basker (material carrier) Bosin Chair vith Tigging Scaffolding (steel 6 boards) minimum rent Safevay end frames vith pins and braces 2" Tubelok - 6 foot long and smaller 8 foot long ' 10 foot long 13 foot long 36 foot long' 2V' Tubelok 6 foot long and smaller 8 foot long 10 foot long 13 foot long 16 foot long 2" Standard 4 Swivel clamps 2V Standard 6 Swivel clamps Beards - 8 foot long 6 smaller 10 foot long 12 foot long 14.foot long 16 foot long 14' toe plate Toe plate brackets 40 foot JLC lift Wheel barrow Air Drill h" < .. 2/B" T* * , ( . Daily 5.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 7.00 3.00 20.00 36.00 12.00 2.00 2.50 .30 .45 .60 .45 1.50 1 month .30 195.50 1.50 4.00 5.00 Weekly 25.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 40.00 7.00 100.00 180.00 70.00 12.00 . 15.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 3.00 10.00 Monthly -104.00 56.34 34.67 34.67 56.34 34.67 34.67 104.00 173.31 25.00 433.00 780.00 303.34 52.00 65.00 8.67 33.00 '17.34 13.00 43.34 2.00 .'22 .26 .30 .35 .42 .34 .38 .45 .53 .60 .20 .24 .20 .24 .30 .35 .40 .20 .10 586.50 10.00 20.00 25.00 8.67 .96 1.13 1.30 1.52 1.82 1.48 1.65 1.95 2.30 2.60 .87 1.04 .87 1.04 1.30 1.52 1.74 .87 .44 1 ,794.00 43.34 78.00 104.00 Please Mote: The above equipment is rented on a per week 7 day basis whether worked or not and will remain on rent until asked to be removed by' B 6 R. Pi ck up trucks and busses will be rented on a per day basis, generally working days only, along with weekly and monthly rates. All equipment will be placed on rent ac directed and/or by option of- B & 00319 Brown t Root, Inc. Page 5 Proposal 2921 5/22/78 General Conditions and/or Clarifications Sub-Contract Work We expect to be reimbursed for payments made under subcontracts entered into with Brown and Root's approval covering materials and services in connection with the work, plus a fee of 5%. -T-cratc----vr--prifTs-nre frn-fff-rf-irn -nnbini t r in nrlil y Hlling? feu eeat -plwc-worh, w yet yeu-r eoot plao-oafitraet iwotrocti-ono-te-be paid-vithln 30- 'daya -affray -yateipt.-af etae, We sincerely appreciate theopportunity of quoting on your insulation needs and trust you will find our proposal in order. Very truly yours V7K:ls 00320 1 p ie ce . Subject tc Cr.c fc - INDUSTRIAL J4S "V" WRAP e# MINERAL WOOL P/C PIPE INSULATION NET PRICES PER LINEAR FOOT ^Inches 3/4. Ah. 10 li 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 1" thick IV thick 2"thick 2h" thick 3" thick 57 _^9_ .60 62 .65 .68 .86 1.01 1.20 1.37 1.59 1.79 1.95 2.11 2.25 2757 2.86 2.99 3.25 3.38 3.54 3.67 3.89 4.04 4.36 4.68 4.94 5.27 5.69 6.01 6.40 .91 .92 _94_ 95 ,98 1.00 1.16 1.30 1.43 1.48 1.69 1.89 2.08 2.18 2.33 2.76 2.96 3.09 3.28 3.47 3.64 3.77 3.93 4.08 4.36 4.68 4.94 5.27 5.69 6.01 6.40 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40 1 .4 2_ 1.43 1.59 1.92 2.11 2.34 2.50 2.73 2.99 3.19 3.38 3.93 1716 4.32 4.55 1775" 5.02 5.28 5.46 5.68 5.81 5.92 6.76 7.22 7.80 8.27 8.78 1.82 1.95 2.03 2.16 2.18 2.21 2.24 2.63 2.81 2.99 3.19 3.51 3.82 4.00 4.30 5.02 5.30 5.54 5.82 6.07" 6.36 6.60 6.86 7.15 7.61 8.19 8.79 9.20 9.79 10.40 11.05 2.31 2.43 2.57 2.61 2.64 2.67 2.74 3.12 3.38 3.64 3.95 4.26 4.58 4.89 5.15 6.07 6.40 6.73 7.io 7.42 7.67 7.94 8.27 8.61 9.26 9.92 10.53 11.13 12.05 12.57 13.36 / p ie c e s _______________ 2 p ie c e s _____ 00321 : ri t: .: lict > 200-7/1/77 CALCIUM SILICATE PIPE COVERING (ASBESTOS FREE) PREFERRED INDUSTRIAL PRICES (NET PRICES PER LINEAR FOOT) .Pipe Sire Inches 1/ 2 3/4 1 lb 2 2b 3 3b 4 4b 5 6 7 e 9 10 li 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 r'thick 1.25 1.25 1.06 1.09 1 .33 1.39 1.48 1 .68 1.71 1.79 1.85 2.03 lV'tMcV 1.16 1.25 1 .34 3 .50 1 .65 1.78 1.91 2.05 2.19 2.25 2.38 2.59 3.10 3.48 4.19 4.64 5.25 5.46 6.18 6.95 7.69 8.73 9.73 10.31 2"thick 1.95 3 .98 2.08 2.36 2.53 2.63 2.86 3.01 3.30 3.54 3.69 4.36 4.76 5.23 6.00 6.55 6.95 7.29 8.04 8.84 9.64 13.33 11.91 12.75 2b"tMck 2.41 2.53 2.51 2.74 2.86 3.08 3.43 3.86 4.21 4.56 5.41 5.80 6.18 6.71 7.56 8.19 - 9.13 10.38 11.25 12.31 14.16 15.45 16.28 3"thick 2.74 3.08 3.20 3.54 3.78 3.99 4.33 4.79 5.41 5.86 6.00 6.95 7.50 8.25 9.28 9.96 30.51 31.03 12.35 13.65 15.00 16.05 17.40 18.74 ` * 00322 CALCIUM SILICATE BLOCK (ASBESTOS TREE) PREFERRED INDUSTRIAL PRICES (LET PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT) Thickness-InchesFlatBeveled or Scored 1 lb . 1.05 2 1.36 2b 1.71 3 2.06 1.11 1.49 1.80 2.13 3 00323 } ri'.tj thsut t. MINERAL FIBER PIPE COVERING COVERS CORNING) Preferred Industrial Prices (Net prices per linear foot) Inches r/2 3/6 1 m 2 2b 3 3'-! 4 4s 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 r'thick .66 .69 .74 .90 .98 1.10 1 .23 1.35 1 .59 1 .72 1 .84 1 .96 2.46 2.84 3.30 3.36 3.62 3.88 4.39 5.17 5.69 6.34 6 ;98 7.76 JVThick 1.32 1.35 1 .43 1 .63 1 .80 1 .96 2.04 2.20 2.33 2.45 2.61 2.69 3.10 3.49 3.88 4.27 4.53 4.78 5.43 6.08 6.72 7.37 8.02 8.53 2"thick 2.08 _ 2.17 2.30 2.57 2.69 2.90 3.10 3.35 3.59 3.84 4.08 4.16 4.78 5.17 5.69 6.20 6.60 6.98 7 .76 8.53 9.31 10.34 11.12 11.64 2V'thick 3"thiek 3.84 4.04 4.29 4.82 4.93 5.51 6.20 6.60 / .24 7.89 8.27 8.79 9.82 10.86 31.89 12.93 13.96 14.87 4.74 4.90 5.40 5.51 6.10 6.56 7.37 8.02 8.66 9.70 10.34 30.86 11.89 13.19 14.48 15.64 16.94 17.97 - V 00324 ;:e Suj/trc M INITIAL WOOL PRODUCTS Preferred Industrial Prices I. Mineral Fjbreboard ($/ Density) Net Price per Square Toot ThicLness 1" ly 2" 2V 3" in 2' x 4' Boards Only Price .20 .30 .40 .50 .60 II. Mineral Vool & Finishing Cements Per 50f lag One Coat Cement (Bydralic Set) Mineral Vool $ 8.00/each 8.00/each 7 5 00325 i . r i r.u! ' < < PLAIN POAMGLAS F1PECOVER PREFERRED INDUSTRIAL AND/OR CONSUMER PRICES PIPE INSULATION-NET PRICES PER LINEAR TOOT 00326 Polyuretbtr.s r :; . Covering (Plain & Asphalt Coated) Preferred Industrie! Prices (Net Price Per Linear Foot) 7 to Pipe Size i i ic & h Pi. .53 Nominal Thickness of Insulation 2" 2h 3" Co. PI. Co. 1 PI. CO'. PI. Co. PI. Co. .57 .95 1.00 1.29 1.35 1.77 1.86 2.18 2.29 3/4 .54 .62 .98 1.03 1.32 1.39 1.80 1.89 2.21 2.32 1 .74 .78 1.12 1.18 1.55 1.63 2.28 2.39 2.26 2.37 1*3 .82 .86 1.29 1.35 1.61 1.69 2.37 2.49 2.84 2.98 2 .94 .99 1.51 1.59 2.23 2.34 2.79 2.93 3.32 3.49 3 1.27 1.33 1.79 1.88 2.37 2.49 3.04 3.19 3.67 3.85 4 1.66 1.74 2.17 2.28 .3.04 3.19 3.56 3.74 4.55 4.78 6 1.86 1.95 2.46 2.58 3.61. 3.79 4.49 4.71 5.48 5.75 8 2.24 2.35 2.78 2.92 4.30 4.52 5.63 5.91 6.32 6.64 1C 4r 2.64 3.19 2.77 3.78 3.35 4.27 3.97 5.17 4.48 5.83 5.43 6.58 6.12 7.25 6.91 7.32 7.61 8."20 7.69 8.61 14 3.30 3.47 4.52 4.75 6.23 6.54 7.40 7.77 8.79 9.23 16 4.69 4.92 6.58 6.91 8.69 9.12 9.74 10.23 18 5.40 5.67 7.23 7.59 9.48 9.95 11.11 11.67 20 6.30 6.62 8.03 8.43 10.40 10.92 12.31 12.93 22 7.18 7.54 8.80 9.24 10.99 11.54 13.64 14.32 24 7.90 8.3C 9.38 9.85 10.88 11.42 14.39 15.11 Polyurethane Board (Plain & Asphalt Coatee Net Price per Square Foot) n?v Beveled 1" PI. . 38 .48 lV Co. PI. .40 .57 2" Co. . PI. .60 .76 .50 .67 .70 1 :s6 Co. Pi. .80 .94 .90 .95 Co. .99 1.09 3" Pi. 1.12 1.22 1.1 1.2 'urnished in 2' x 4' Boards Only 00327 FLAN3ED VALVE ALUMINUM COVERS (EPOXY COATED INSIDE ONLY) : rc Si zz vr uf | 1/2 Pi PC 5" Thick l-cr" Thick 7.56j 8.401 Insulation - Nct Pric r 5 PCR l 2" ' Thick 01n Thick 3" Thick 3*M 1 Thick | ' 10.20j' 11.64 1 n:ar P 007 4" Thick , < 1 tl 1. .HICK;i ! -s" Thick 3/4 1 1 1/4 i 1 1/2 i 2 2 1/2 t 3I 3 1/2 \ 4f 1/2 I 7.68 [ 8.04 [ 8.04 1 '8.52 | ' 9/34J 12s. 1 2 | 12.9fe im_ 19.08 9.84 t 10.20| 11.88 9.84 10. 20|; 19.08 10. 20 16.56!* 20.40 10.20 1 16.56^ 21.36 1-0.20 I 16.561 21.36 19.08 21.361 22.08 19.56 . 21.36^ 24.00 -- t- 21.36 . 24.00| 26.52 r- , 1 1 1f ! l ., \ ! ! 1 *1 f ! 'r 1 1c 1 i` 1t ! 1 1 1 1 i\ \ 1 s i 28.80 31.44 33.96 36.24 . I- I ! ^6--------- . 28.80 31.44 33.96 1 36.24 . 1 ! 7 _* ,_ t - t s 1 4 2.72 46.92 50.88 1= 9 t- __ - 1- 10 55.20} 57;96|: 71.28 i 12 90.00 f 97.92! 102.95 i ! 11 -. 98.76 103'. 20| 108.00 16 ;- 1| 1ij12^..4444t{ niU6l.D.6S4ljAl2AW0*.6v0v 1ii. 18 124.92 .128.54\l 31.76 1 . ' .1 .............i............ . !; 11 1! 1- 1 X i 1 1 1 i. l 20 1 22 1' - 140.64 147.48 '153.24 162.70 . 169.201175.40 1 ! ! i 24 184.92 191.04 *197.64 11 -1 ..J.... ! ___ i1 1 11ii i- i !. 1 l . : &______ l ! 1 ! l._. .... i ____ 1 00328 00329 i j Pipe Size j In inches 1" 1 1-1/2" 1/7 ' 3!h ... 1.51 7 11 1 ? 11 1-1 A- n 1-1/7 ________L3J_____ 2 '; / 7-1/2 2.42 4.24 2.02 7.31 7 61 7-61 3.12 3.12 4.24 'AL i: C:::.CSG 0." 1 ::G`JLA71D:; j 2"' | 2-1/2" 1 3"' 2.61 1 ... 3 .53 ! ! i 3 . 73 4.03 4.32 4.33 5.34 - . f L" i > i i i i 3 3-1/2 k 4-1/2 " ''5 'V .5, 54 5.54 6.55 ___ ` 7-05 6. 55 ' ?.05` 6 .--7. --. . ______a.... ..: 9 10 1 12 1 .* i i*g ! ` IS 20 8.06 8.06 f______. 9.07 ... - 12.09 15.12 18.14 _^ 22.1 8 24.19 - -- I '28.22 6.05 8.06 * M W 11.08 * ' ' * , ,, __ : / 9.07-' ; -- i ..... ..j 10.08 * ______ 12.09 16.13 20.16 23.18 28.22 31.68 36.29 14.11 ... 17.40 | .... ! *35.32 1 18.72 22.18 ' . 28.80 j 1 { 24.19 28.22 i 1 30.00 33.60 l { ; i oo CO 35.28 `40.32 45.36 42.00 54.00 i i ! 1 1 ! i' i 1 i i 1 -i 77 ~ ~ m, ?h -- 1 31 .25 36.29 j 43 .30 46.36 ! .51.20 56.45 61.00 67.00 1 i j | i 0C230 c;I fYuO'J'Jrr.- p|r)e ;2c | In Inches . j KO.-.INAL THIC:;:.SS OF II.yjLATIC.V j i-j/2" ( 2"" 1 2-1/2" \ l" ..... 1/? -- 5.04 6.OS . - 6.06 ... .... .. .. * 1/h 5.04 6.05 8.06 1 1-1A 6.05 7.05 7.05 . 6.05. 8.06 9.07 ' . .* ! 11 ! i 1-1/? s'. 2 2-V/2 3 3-1/2 It 8.06 * 9.07 9.50 10.50 11.08 12.09 10.08 11.50 12.09 . - 14.5Q -- _ ~" 3 6.12 5 8.60 * 13.10' *; 17.13 * 2K16 26.20 *, * i ! --------- ----i It-1/2 " -5- * 19% 15V- 22.1-5 :5S. 20-* ' '31 .'24' *' . ` \ ` * a *1 6 21.17 24.70 . 28.22 35.28 . ! 1 7 ---- f ___ i i 8 '3 ' 10 12 ... 27.21 C 1 36.29 47.37 36-,28 -----. ' 45.36 \ 47.37 60.4 8 62.49 78.62 -! ! 1 -. .. 1 .i i i* ! .* i ... 18 18 . * 64.51 7 6.60 83.66 84. ? 100.00 110.80 1 04 P7 126.00 338.00 i; 1 i * i l 20 100.DO 133.00 166.00 : i ii ?? -- -- -- t 0 6 nn 164 nn i 7fu on ............... i ?Ii 143.00 174.00 '37.on i i 1 1 ' 1 1 00331 TEE & FLA.VCES ALUMIfTJM COVERS (EPOXY COATED BOTH SIDES) * P iiprei :?z Size r Thick tJuL" Thick 1/2 6.48 | 6.98 3 /4 6.54 8.42 | 1 6v9p { 8.4 2 1 1/4 i 1 1 1/2 1 6.90 7.34 8.72 8.72 2 F '8.42 8.72 2 1/2 10.'-3 6 36.34 3 3 1/2 4 I' 11.08*' 16.76 [ '- i f 16.34 18.28' VL | 1 24.68- 6 7 24.6B _L 7| 26.92 26.92 *-- Bt 36.58 9t 10 I ! 47.30 12 _ ; 68.40 14 77.40 16 l 90.86 18 | |l04.90 20 118.08 22 )_ [136.20 24 _ [155.38 1 insulation - N't7 Pricis PCR_J.i>>Ti\p._roor 2" : 2-=r" Thick Thick 3" \ J5J?" Thick 1 Thick 4" Thick , I 11 1 1 H 1 C K ( 8.70 [ 10.00 1 I 5" Thick 8.70 8.70 fc 14.18 f* 14.18 f 10.16 16.34 17.42 I 18.28 '[ . ' 1 f i 1 i" r. *1 1 \ ,r 1* 1 14.18 1 18.28 I .. [ . *. 1 38.28 F 18.94.18.28 \ 20.52 1 1 *1 *. i 1 1 ! I --i t 1 20.52 1 22.68 r-- 24.841 - t !; 29.08 F 31.10 33.60 1 29.08 i. 31.10 33.60 f #_ - - 'f ! 40.16 1 43.56 46.60 t: _ 1- 1 ! 1 1 I 49.68 | 59.90 1 67.20[ 82.22 86.46 91.20 ] 1 ' ' 86.60 I 98.00 i 108.00 123.80 90.72 | 96.60 (101.30 |108.00 . [110.56 1115.20 . [128.72 136.80 \ , r . 1 1 1. |l44.40 [148.00 [154.60 \ * |l60.48 11S 6.00 172.80 1 it i ! i i i 1 1 1 1 1 ! ill 1i I I 1_______ 11 i t i _ 1 1 00332 (EPDaY COATED INSIDE Oht-iY) tee and flange aluminum covers w 1/2 1 3/4 i 11 1 1 T /A . 1 1/2 i .i 4.54 1 4-60 | 4>8? \ 4.82 5.14 j 5.$0,1 5.04 5.90 5.90 j ` 6.12 6.12 6.1*2 [ 6.121 6.12 j 6.12 fe 9.92 f- 9.92 F 9.92 t e.yai 6.93 11.44 I 12.24 1 12.24'f 4 12.82 -t l i \ f 1r .. t - 1 `i_ : 2 1/2 7.26 ( 11.44 | 12.82 . 13.24 j 3 3 1/2 4 i 7.7 8* tL r 11.44 11.72 I .12.82 -t 12.82 | ' 14.40 j 14.40 F -1 15.92 1 v* -/2 1 i 17.2B- 18.86 -1 20.38 21.74 __6______ i 1 17.28 7 "1 | 18.86 _ 20.38 l 21.74 'r - i ei 25.52 ;28.14 ' 30.52 ! J. 9 } !- i' 10 | 33.12 Cf ^O fO 42.76 12 i 54.00 58.74 ! 61.78 14 i" _ i 59.24 61 .'92 64.80 16 4 67.46 j 70.00 72.36 1 18 74.94 1 .77.18 ' 77.84 i-. >0 | 84.38 88.48 - 91.94 i > !2 i _ j 98.40 .102.20 \105.70 1 4 i- . 110.94 114.62 |118.58 r t l ' \ i1 1' r \ f i 1 \ 1. 1= ii 1 i- . f f ! i: i 1 t \1 l. i i i 1f 1 1 1 ! .1 I' i 1 1 | 1 11 1 !' f ! i 1 00333 Flsr.ged Vslvs Aluminum covers (Epoxy Coated Both Sides) ,4 * 00T k. r0 ' -J?s - pe Size ' 1" j vr HrS Thick 1 1/2 10.80| 3/4 10.92 [ 1 1 1/4 1 1/2 2 2 1/2 . 11-52 \ l U.52 | 12.24 i \ i 4.04..I [ 17.26 2" ` ' r, i 11 2? 'Thick Thick 3" Thick 11.64 ` 14.52}- 16.68 14.04 14.52 i 16.92 14.04 '14.52 \ 27.24 14.52 23.64 f- 29.04 ! 14.52 1 14.52 1 27.24 23.64 F .23.64 i 30.48 1 30.48I , 30.48 i 31.56 | ,, ^ 111 Thick 4" Thick 1 f f t \ 1 1 r t i -i i- . 111 1. ~5" T H 1 C K Thick i 1 1 1' t* 1 tJ r 3 \ 18.46 27.96 .30.48 \ 34.00 1 3 1/2 [ '- 4 f 27.24 | 4 '2 -1 1 41.16- --------6 41.16 30.48 1 44.88 44.88 11 34.20 37.80 r,, 48.48 f 51.84 48.48 L 51.84 7 f# -- - 8 60.96 66.96 I 72.60 9 (_ w . -- 0 | 78.34 82.80i 99.84 2 I - ' M M 00 137.04 144.12 *t - r 1 1' r F 1 1 i- . i 1 i- 11 11 .. . 1 1 I i - 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ! 1 < 1 1 4 i - ' t 129.00 14 4.*36 '151.20 \1 6 ( 1151.44 1 163.32 '168.84 1 1. r 1 1. 8 I- 174.84 180.00 ; 184.44 1.' . 1 20 | - 1186.80 206.40 \ 214.56 11 1 22 1 - j230.40 .237.00 \244.30 | F 11 24 258.96 267.48 276.72 00334 METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS At_Umii\;UiVl Coated Roll Jacketing CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1177 DEDUCT S2.00/100 LINEAL FOOT RpwTwiTHOUT MOISTURE BARRIER 00335 .'.ETAL jacketing systems ALUMiNL,,: Roll Jacketing CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1977 SIZE OF ROLLS 5DTirug.'yi4D WITH POLYKRAFT MOISTURE BARRIER* m <7fr i 5 pi. .006 s 36- i 100* .006 l 4S~ x 100* .010 36* 1 100' ,010 x 4*" x 100* .01* 36" 1 100' .016 x 41" 1 100* .020 x 36" I 1O0' .020 > 46"* 100' .034 > 36" x 100' .034 a 4|* x 100* .033 X 36" * 100` .033 x 41" x 100" .040 i 36" J 100' .040 41' x 100' .050 x 36" x 100' 300 $41.00 $44.00 400 64.00 58.50 300 59.00 55.00 400 76,50 73.00 300 -OT-OI^ ^ 77.00 - 400 108.00 103.50 300 -04-00^ 90.00 400 135.50 120.00 300 -*o.oq^5j TJ^IOS.OO 400 145.50 140.00 300 --w*.o 'A^?33.00 400 113.50 177.00 300 ics.oo 165.00 400 325.50 230.00 300 206.00 203.00 $41.00 54.50 52.00 69.00 74.00 98.50 87.00 116.00 103.00 136.00 130.00 173.00 163.00 216.00 199.00 $39.00 52.00 50.00 *6.50 72.00 96.00 85.00 113.50 100.00 133.50 128.00 170.50 160.00 21330 157.00 DEDUCT S2.00/100 LINEAL FOOT ROLL WITHOUT MOISTURE BARRIER ADD S2.00/ROLL FOR 30-90-30 MOISTURE BARRIER OR LAP SEAL STUCCO EMBOSSED: ADD S3.00/ROLL 00336 METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS -n...: s A1 'j m i p. L1 r\ Signless Steel, Steel-Jac CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1977 / ^ ' iV/TilTTT3si'0^THIiT^n tW / Sq. Ft.. ae*-/ Sq. FL tte?- ,42tr M-/Sq. Ft. ,*i7 Sq. FL < tsT!, .730 / Sq. Ft. " "/T.-irTuTiiTrl TTr>-^Tl)TTT B*3F ' If1 it 2375S-ISTrrli'i? ' -fiStoSP/:- ',..A2>:-3F iaD->SF' :$++-/ Sq. Ft *$/ Sq. Ft. :*-/ Sq. Ft. Hr&l-/ Sq. FL | ON REQUEST .y*u <*7 5^4 .tSO ** f - - * ` -* ' --*-------- ft---1--- ------- - -- I _ ,010 x 33* 4t-/ Sq. FL, .010 x 33" -r**/ Sq. Ft. /- 7 DEDUCT .01 / Square Ft. WITHOUT MOISTURE BARRIER ADD .01 / Square Ft. tor STUCCO EMBOSSED 00337 fr METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS Roi I'xStinc CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1877 SIZE OF ROLLS .010' > 36' 2 SO- (T/304) ' .016" 36'2 SO'(T/304) .018' l 36' 2 50' D/004) .010' > 36' 2 SO' fT/316) .016' 2 36' i SO' (T/316) .018' 2 36' 1 SO' (T/316) WITH POLYKRAFT MOISTURE BARRIER* ISO Hi in /Ml ISO id.$6 ISO 211.SO iso 172.50 ISO 246.00 ISO 271.00 2126.00 167.50 217.50 170.50 246.00 m.oo 00338  metal jacketing systems Roll Jacketing confidential contractor prices EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1977 SIZE OF ROLLS .010* * 31* 1 SO' .010* i 35" * 75' .015* I 31* I SO- WITH POLYKRAFT MOISTURE BARRIER tjSB. rJ&7 ' 150 * ji 225 53.00 21 150 Speciftt Quote Spreitl Quote For While add S3.00 per Roll - 50' Roll For Red add $4.75 per Roll - 50' Roll For other colors check local branch office. Childers Steel Jac* is .010 Electro-galvanized steel top coated with a chemically resistant fused vinyl organosol. Steel Jac shall have a factory attached polykratl or 30-90-30 moisture barrier. 00339 3 METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS STRAPPING, SC = and SEALS CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER T, 1S77 .020 Aluminum -- H'i 200 ft. -- t 200 tl -- * 200 ft .020 Galvanised -- H" > 200 It -- s 200 IL -- " i 200 ft T2.ES per unon 3.70 pet colon 5.10 pet crton 3.E5 pet coilon 4.75 per certon 5.40 per cation $2.60 per cation 3.3S pet carton 4.5S per carton 3.25 per carton 4.20 per carton 5.G5 per carton CY..- ----------------- ^^LTiWlTP.r^ ilKy-XIR-------- ; Y7Z>-T2a, ' . ' 4t* (111 It./lb.) h* (W n./ib.) 4i* (55 tL/tb.) n.T7 pet lb (/^ ) UTS per lb A 30 ] 1.ICper lb /**7j f *1.07 per lb. 1.04 per lb. 1.00 per lb. *1.00 per lb. .97 per lb. .94 pet lb. ^ 7X i'B: 177T7) jyn>:j E>UT? ) IL 2/liB3 fB. ,^S'*S5s ?A'=3I>:S& 1. 49' (40 K/lb.) Y>* (30 It/lb.) 45 * (20 ll/lb.) ON REOUEST * .55 per lb. .55 per lb. ON REQUEST $ .49 per lb. .49 pet lb. ON REOUEST * .44 per lb. .44 pet lb. * - >*>" **- *-*, -.-.a-. * . -*v Vw - (3 Ib./M) 49* (4 lb./M) V.' (1 Ibi./M) S-SiTS-per l/'7.`7te 1 *-7r-pr M'.J'.fc# \ JMwoet fc^Yj,'? DiSyp^^.. f 6.20 pet M t 7.05 pet M * 10.75 pet M jsDOiSiL i ON REOUEST ON REOUEST ON REOUEST E--t--j. 4t* ( Ibi./M) 11* (10 lb./M) 4i* (If Ibt./M) ON REOUEST *10 00 per M *11.90 pet M ON REQUEST 1 9.05 per M *10.70 pet M ON REOUEST *9 45 per M 10.10 per M *7 > 41* n i m* Hitt* it ES P' * 17.70 per U----- ^ 5J-ero*t ./C 56 4C P' y. $7.25 P* M $7 4CDr U *6 00 P< M *6.10 per M *6 95 Pet 14 00340 q--a c~ . '................. .... ELv--c ^ i_ / .J METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS strapping, seals, SCREWS and TIE WIRE CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,1977 015 * * " < 700 01 $ * Vt " I 700 015 * V. ` i 200 020* * 200 020 * Vt ' * 200 020 * V.* i 200 AP'J.CG' SS.25 per cirlon .95 per Mrton 10.10 per cjrion 7.00 per Mrlon 0.55 per unon 13.45 per carton c'j&sj $4.05 per Mrton .30 per c*non 0.05 per Mrton .30 per Mrton 8.E5 per Mrton 12.05 per Mrton .015 T 302/304 H* V," M" .020 T 302/304 H* Yi' .020 T 31 Tn>-Tr>T& ^$Vr4fr*pet lb./.'^1.26 per lb. /_lUi per ib. 7^:(,) *1 per >0. f '44{ pet lb. /.(c /Y.17 per Ib. (-+t6 pet lb./._^L7.17 per lb. (<T=55=perre7^^ .13 per Ib. fT+^frper ib./.f -$.09 per Ib, 2.53 per Ib. 2.33 per Ib. $1.22 per Ib. 1.17 per Ib. 1.13 per Ib. 1.13 per Ib'. 1.09 per Ib. 1.05 per Ib. 2.21 per Ib. snfe $1.13 per Ib. 1.09 per Ib. 1.05 per Ib. 1.05 per Ib. 1.01 per Ib. .97 per Ib. 7.11 per Ib. 'ijjyvn : TV?/*3 0 4$ 30 40 30 70. 40 30 70 : TYPE 304 ** V4* Vi* TTPE 314 H" 4i* fKSEiyvSSJ '34Jy^T)jHD rfA-*t/M/?.;j [T > / / M ^ 2J $ 14.30/m 15.20/M 21.55/M 30.25/M 37.50/M 2 0/M 33.W/M -3iSE=DJxS}. INQUIRE INQUIRE INOUIRE $25.20/M 32.55/M .osB-a 1 Ibt./M 10 Ibi./fel If lb*./M 10 Ibt./U 1) Ibl./M ; Y1Ja 1 Ceugt SH 55 **_ ssm $14.95 *4. 00341 0I V.S CONFIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR PRICES EM*-ct*v Ji-.Jiry 15. 197B ' r*.,'J.\ hi _____[" j -ji ~ _ I iyi)ij S5E.25sa. 54.25 ea. j sL'lzsmo SfC.OOea. | 60.00 ea. j TIN EDGES Tli; FLUTED F.IGHT AKGLE EDGES FOR X.IR CONDITIONING DUCTS IVi' 1 114' 8- (32 Gwpe) .CIO 2" i 2" * 1 (32 Cu}t) .010 LF/CTN $04 338 WT/CTN 54 SO UNDER OVER 5000 L.F. 000 L.F. *42.00 j 545.00 85.00 62 00 CHIL-SFRINGS STAINLESS STEEL FOR EXPANSION OF TANK STRAPS c-ci-sr =.;gs stainless 1-99 S2.7S 100-OVER $2.00 2" t.'r.-:.springs STEEL T302 52.00 51.40 :> CHIL-GLAS REINFORCING FI5ER-GLASS MEMBRANE FOR I.'.ASTICS AND COATINGS ROLLS PER CTN. COST PER ROLL COST LIN YD. BROKEN CARTONS FULL CARTONS r5 HEAVY DUTY <2* APPROX. 50 YDS. 4 51.70 - ;io (ic > ic) 4~ I 110' ii 5 2.75 ! 2.SO r ic (ic i io) 36" > ISO- 21.00 :2C (20 J 20) 4' ISO' ;2C (2C j 20) 35' I 150- 1$ 5 2.40 2 25 VOj) u.oo r>pv. c. v- V-A <--rr ~ *f(( i- 1P\cLL~ UP M C. 2S2>- /<C I _______ _____________________ Cj<77^) j 00342 METAL JACKETING SYSTEMS I -1 * -------I H O L-/ u ^ I INFORMATION ELL-JACS* Aluminum Elbows DESCRIPTION Childers Etl-Jacs are made in two precision formed matching halves and are sized to cover and weatherproof insulated 90* and <5* turns along pipelines, or wherever a turn or sweep occurs. They can be used on long and short radius, butt weld, socket weld, screwed, and sweat piping from Vt* to 12" inclusive. (Larger sizes are available as Goretype Elbow covers.) When ordering, long radius, short radius, 90*, or 45* must be specified. Ell-Jacs sre manufactured from 1100 Aluminum Blloy In .024' thickness, and have a baked epoxy moisture barrier coaling in the .interior for resistance to electrolytic decomposition plus a clear acrylic coaling on the exterior lor resistance to oxidation. ADVANTAGES Childers Ell-Jacs are the doses! filling elbow covers available from any source Scratches and marks are non-existent; there are no hidden valleys (oulside edge corrugations) which can guide water into the insulation. Ell-Jacs always have perfectly smooth surtaces, and a weather-lock edge that locks tightly around to create a perfect weather seal. The unique selection chart now shows all interchangeable sizes for additional ease in ordering. The previous 128 sizes have been refined down lo 55. thereby saving inventory space. Instead o( one size printed on the interior, Childers Ell-Jacs have labels printed on Ihe exterior showing the interchangeable sizes. SPECIFICATION =2000 All 90* end 45* insulaled elbows having a nominal pipe size ol Ys' lo 12" inclusive shall be prelected with Childers Aluminum Ell-Jacs manufactured from high-purity alu minum. The elbow covers shall be installed in accordance wiih manufacturer's instructions. 00343 SELECTION' CHART n I r ipt Mi* Vi* p %* 1' its* IVi' r JH* 2' JVi' 4" 4Vi' S' *' r * * 10* 11' 13' >' 1 1 ln:.'ii''.cr: - 1' its* 2' 2 2 5 6 12 2 5 8 12 3 6 11 12 3 a 15 16 4 a 18 23 7 10 18 20 13 16 20 74 14 19 22 24 17 21 27 30 17 21 27 30 21 27 30 33 28 29 36 38 32 35 37 39 35 37 39 44 41 42 43 47 42 43 47 49 46 50 51 52 50 51 52 3 54 5 56 ALLA . , -- . e * <'Jivi CuL'Jr\l/w SS 3' 3V>* 73 26 23 26 23 26 23 26 26 31 25 31 31 34 30 34 33 40 33 40 40 45 39 44 44 48 47 49 49 52 52 53 53 4" 31 31 31 31 34 34 40 *0 45 45 48 48 49 52 53 1 PRICE CHART Sut Colt Si* Cot SiX* 1 51.77 20 55 53 39 2 2.07 21 5.83 40 3 2 18 22 5.83 41 4 2 35 23 5.95 42 $ 2.65 24 6.30 43 5 2 65 6.54 44 7 2 65 6 54 45 1 2.77 27 6.54 46 ( 2.77 2* 6.59 47 10 2.77 29 7.06 41 11 2.77 30 7.18 41 12 3.23 31 7.18 50 13 3 30 32 7.83 51 14 3 53 33 7.83 52 15 4.47 34 7.83 53 16 4.47 35 8.54 54 17 5.18 36 8 66 55 18 5.18 37 9.24 56 19 5 30 38 9.24 Coir 59 95 9 95 11 4? n 60 12.71 12.71 12.71 13 72 13 89 13.89 14 95 15 01 15.77 18 13 18.24 21.77 22 83 24 83 ECTION CHART 45 jfFlton Pipt Sil* Insulation Thickness H' i* IVr* 2' 2Vi " 3' Vi' i 3 s : 7 8 44* 1 3 5 " 7 8 1' 2 4 6 7 8 1V<t * 2 5 6 7 8 IVi' 2' 2Vi * 3 5- 7 : 8 9 4 6' 7 8 9 5 7 8 9 10 V 3 Vi' 4' 6 7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10 11 7 8 9 10 11 4 Vi * 5' 9' 7' e 9 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 12 9 10 11 12 13 TO TT 12 13 14 8' IT 12 13 14 IS ' 12 13 14 15 10' 13 14 15 IT* 14 15 12' 15 ALUMINUM ELL-JACS * 3H* 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 15 4* ` 10 10 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 PRICE CHART Siie Colt 1 52.07 2 2.18 3 2 65 4 2.77 5 3 30 6 3 53 7 4.47 8 5.83 630 10 854 11 9.24 12 11.60 13 12.71 14 1501 15 18 13 To use the selection chart, locate elbow number by reading coordinates of IPS (Iron Pipe Size) column and insulation thickness column. Ex ample in the shaded area is 2" Iron Pipe with 2" Insulation which is a number 18 on the 90' chan, or a number 7 on the 45' chart. Then locate the price on the proper price chart. Childers Special fabricated Fitting Covers are manulaclured to the "ASTM recom mended dimensional standard C4 5Q." These and all prefabricated jackelings are de signed to til "Manufacturers simplified di mensional standards" ot U S. manulaclured Calcium Silicate pipe insulations. Childers can not be responsible lor insulation mate rials or applications not contorming to these standards. It in doubt as to compliance of the insulation you are jacketing, lake meas urements and cal: Childers. 00344 METAL JACKETING SYSiEMS $ I ' PRODUCT INFORMATION GORE ELL-JACS* Aluminum Elbows DESCRIPTION Childers Gore Ell-Jacs are manufactured in segments to cover and weatherproof insu lated 90* and 45* turns along pipelines or wherever a turn or sweep occurs. Manufac tured under ASTM specifications, Gore EllJac segments are crimped along half of the circumference, and on the other edge, beaded along the entire circumference, to assure a perlecl tit. A factory-applied cata lysed and baKed Epoxy moisture barrier coating is applied to the interior lor resist ance to electrolytic decomposilion, and a clear acrylic coating is applied"to the exte rior for corrosion protection. When oidering; long radius, short radius. 90*. or 45' must be specified. Gore Ell-Jacs aie normally manufactuied horn VtOO Coated Aluminum alloy in .016" and .019" thick nesses. Other metals and thicknesses are available upon request. As custom fabrica tions, Gore Ell-Jacs are available in any size or any special configuration upon request. ADVANTAGES Childers Gore Ell-Jacs are the closes! fitting elbow covers available from any source. Marks and scratches are non-existent. Gore Ell-Jacs always have perlectly smooth sur faces. Sizes are marked internally for ease ot-'identification. The Crimp and Bead inter locking edges lock tightly and create a per fect weather seal. SPECIFICATION =2500 GORES: All 90* and 45* insulated long or short radius weld elbows or sweeps having nominal pipe size of 12" or more shall be piolecled with Childers Aluminum interlock ing Gore Ell-Jacs manufactuied fiom high purity aluminum. Install in accordance with manuiacturer's instructions. 00345 GORE ELL-JACS4 Iron Pipt Site S' r * * 10* 12* 14* 1** 11* 20* 22* 24* 2** 30' 1* 21.89 24 83 28 13 31.14 36.13 41.08 46 14 65 56 1\1* 22.76 22.78 25.89 26.78 32 43 37 43 42 67 46.02 66.80 2* 23 69 23 78 26.90 29 66 33 96 38 91 44 08 49 90 70.15 INSULATION SIZE 2Vj* 3* 3V4* 4* 4>4* 5* 16 48 17.07 15.65 INO INO 14 83 16.71 INO 19.84 17.63 17.66 16.24 19.19 21.19 18.07 1824 18.19 18.60 20 66 22.72 23.72 24.78 25 66 26 90 28.19 29 43 24.95 27.78 30.43 26.01 28 55 31.31 27.07 29.61 31.96 26.06 30.01 32.90 30.31 31.14 34.02 32.37 33.19 35 07 35.31 36.64 39.90 41.43 43 02 44 49 40.37 42.25 43 43 44.37 45.73 47.38 45.55 46.14 49 08 52.26 54 88 56 14 51.79 53 85 55 97 58 03 60.14 62.21 72.27 74.33 76.45 78 33 80.39 82.51 Sires in shaded area:45* Gores only. (90* supplied as 2-Pc. Ell-Jac.) Minimum: Invoice ot S2S.00 of Ell-Jacs in any assorlmenl of sires. INQ Nol Standard. (Inquire tor prices) Childers Special Fabricated Fitting Covers are manufactured to the "ASTM recom mended dimensional standard C450." These and all prefabricated jacketings are de signed to fit "Manufacturers simplified di mensional standards" of U.S. manufactured Calcium Silicate pipe insulalions. Childers can not be responsible for insulation mate rials or applications not conlorming to these standards. If in doubt as to compliance of the insulation you are jacketing, take meas urements and can Childers. 00346 FOSTER* PRICE LIST The prices contained herein are F.O.B. shipping dock prices (or either customer or common carrier pickup, at the following locations: 5841 West 66th Street Chicago, Illinois 60638 P.O. Box 34280 13115 Conklin Lane Houston, Texas 77034 4635 Wert Girard Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131 Effective March 1, 1977 e /COATINGS f SEALANTS ADHESIVES H B FULLS R COMPa NY ASSEMBLY PRODUCTS DIVISION 5220 Main Street Northeast - Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 Telephone! Tot! Free 1-800*32 8-7307 00347 cV- hccar. :..mt E5-sllon 5-gallon 2-c -Hon Tjl-llon drums containers containers conttiners 30-02 FI..TV, Resistant High Velocity Duel Sealant .. . 30-04 Adhesive Coating ................................................ 30 35 Titt Fit Coaling, White........................................ 303$ SEALF AS Coating .......................................... 30-15 F OA.'.tSE A L Sealant ........................................ 3046 Insulation Sealant .............................................. 3070 LAG7 ONE Coating ........................................ 3076 Whitt Insulation Coating .................................... 31-31 INSULFAS Coating.......................................... 31-90 LAG7ONE Coating. Gray ................................ 32-14 High Velocity Duct Sealant .............................. 135-00 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic, White (Trowel)........ 135-01 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic. Gray (Trowel).......... 13S-02 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic, Black (Trowel)......... 36-00 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic (Polystyrene Grade) .. 145-00 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic Whitt (Spray Grade).. 145-01 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic, Gray (Spray Grade).. 145-02 51-06 6025 SEALFAS G-P-M Mastic. Black (Spray Grade).. STACKFAS Concrete Curing Agent ............... C.I. MASTIC (Trowel) ...................................... 60 26 C.l. MASTIC (Spray) ........................................ 60 28 C.I. MASTIC (Lo-Temp).................................... 6029 MONOLAR Mastic, Gray (Spray)..................... 6030 Fire Resistive Mastic, Trowel ............................. 6035 60 36 6044 Fire Resistive Mastic, Aluminum (Trowel) .... MONOLAR Mastic, White (Spray)................... STACKFAS Mastic (Spray) ........................... 6045 STACKFAS Mastic (Trowel) ........................... 60-60 Fire Resistive Mastic (Spray) ............................. 6065 Fire Resistive Mastic, Aluminum (Spray) .......... 60-80 60 99 65-04 SAFETEE H.I. MASTIC ............................... HiLASTlC Mastic ............................................ Fire Resistive Cork-Filled Asphalt Mastic ........ 65-05 Fite Resistive C.l. MASTIC (Trowel) ............... 65-06 Fire Resistive C.l. MAST 1C (Spray) ............... 65-07 Safeiee C.l. MAST 1C (Trowel) (Non-flammable) 65-08 Safetee C.l. MASTIC (Spray) (Non-flammable). >1-10 S.M. Green Adhesive .......................................... *1-19 S.M. Black Adhesive ......................... ................ *1-27 Fibrous Adhesive .............................................. *1-33 Fire Resistive Adhesive ..................................... 8142 Fire Resistive Legging Adhesive'......................... 8142VY LAGF AS Adhoiv* ........................................ *1-93 Fibrous Adhesive (Trowel) ............................... 82-08 KOLD-FAS^ Adhesive (Brush) ....................... 9.21 4.53 7.01 4.60 8.81 7.13 7.51 6.16 5.34 8.59 6.58 5.89 5.89 5.99 7.55 6.09 6.09 6.19 4.40 2.22 2.22 2.22 9.97 7.43 8.03 9.91 6.30 6.39 7.45 7.87 2.10 2.15 3.84 3.75 3.75 4.39 4.39 3.74 3.84 3.12 8.56 5.17 3 62 3.28 3.27 9.31 4.63 7.11 4.70 8.91 7.23 7.61 6.26 5.44 8.69 6.68 5.99 5.99 6.09 7.65 6.19 6.19 6.29 4.50 2.41 2.41 2.41 9.99 7.53 8.13 10.11 6.40 6.49 7.55 7.97 2.20 2.25 3.94 3.85 3.85 4.49 4.49 3.84 3.94 3.22 8.66 5.27 3.72 3.38 3.37 9.66 4.98 7.46 5.06 9.26 7.58 7.96 7.01 -- 9.04 7.03 6.34 6.34 6.44 8.40 6.54 6.54 6.64 3.01 3.01 -- 10.63 8.13 8.73 10.75 -- -- 8.15 8.57 2.80 2.85 4.54 4.45 4.45 5.09 5.09 4.19 4.29 3.57 9.41 6.02 4.07 3.73 4.12 9,91 5.23 7.71 5.30 7.28 3.26 4.44 4.S4 4.67 1SE ALF AS G-P-M Manic (35-00 Series and 4 5 0C Series! is available in Blue Gray. Green Gray, and Sea Gray on special order. "Star identifies 50 gallons per drum. 0Q348 pi-..-I T" -t 5-gjllon 4 *|| OH _::t: containers containers g2--iO ES-11 CS-15 85-17 85-20 85-62 5 75 90-07 S0-1D 95-44 95-49 Tables Contact Bond Cement (Non-flammablel. . SPARK-FAS Adhesive, Non-flammable Spray.. STlC SAFE Adhesive, Flammable. Brush------ JAC-T AC Adhesive ........................................... SPARK-FAS Adhesive. Non-flammable. Brush . JAC-TAC Adhesive, Black ......................... .. ORION Contact Bond Cement (Non-flammable) H.I. MASTIC ....................................................... low-Temperature H.l. MASTIC ....................... Elastolar Sealant. Aluminum Elastolar Sealant. White ....................................... 9.28 6.39 3.68 6.44 7.53 6.87 8.77 1.97 y 2.58 6.86 7.86 8.38 6.49 3.78 6.54 7.63 6.97 8.87 2.07^ 2.68 6.96 7.96 10.13 7.24 4.53 7.29 7.98 7.72 9.62 2.67 3.43 7.71 8.71 callon containers are packed four to a canon. Split or broken canon orders cannot be processed. One 1 gallon containers 10.33 7.44 -4.73 8.23 9.B2 -- 7.91 - Code No. Product Name 30-02 Flame Resistant Hieh Velocity Duct Sealant----30-45 FOAMSEALSealant ......................................... 30-46 v Insulation Sealant .................................................. 32-14 High Velocity Duct Sealant .................................. 95-44 Elastolar Sealant, Aluminum................................... 95-49 Elastolar Sealant, White .......................................... Cartridge, 11 Fluid Ounces 12 cartridges per carton Price per Cartridge Cartridge, 28 Fluid Ounces 12 cartridges per carton Price per Cartridge 2.43 1.99 1.42 1.48 1.32 1.97 4.59 3.98 3.32 3.79 3.21 4.69 Orders are accepted tor full carton quantities only. Split or broken carton orders cannot be processed. MAST-A-FAB While Membrane 8" wide x 50 yards (725 sq. tu) SEALFAS Glass Lagging Tape Rolls 15 yards long by: 2" wide ..................... 4" wide ..................... 4.40 per roll 00349 * t f \ Sia 3/8" * 3/8" x t5' 5/8" * 5/B" x 10' 1"* JO"* 20'* *Tref framed 3/16" Round Bead * 35' 1/4" Round Bead x 25' 1/4" * 3/32" * 40' 3/8" * 1/16" * 50' 3/8"* 1/8"* 40' 3/8"* 3/16"* 40' 1/4"* 1/16"* 50' 1/4"* 3/16"* 40' 1/2" * 3/32" * 50' V* 1/8" *40' 1''* 3/32''* 50' 1/4"* 3/16"* 40' 1/4" * 1/4"* 30'** 1"* 1/16"* 50' 1"* 1/8''* 40' ****Hour Gian Shape* 10212 Dentin C. Dallas, Texts 752.'>2 Lift Price 1w Lin. ft. 15.18 Ch. 43.78 Ch. 37.62 Ch. Rolls Par Cat* Lin. Ft Par Casa Weight Par Casa Fortar THERMFAS Heat Transfer Tape 30-61 40 600 50 Lbs. 24 240 55 Lbs. 24 480 65 Lbs 2.66 Ch. 3.29 Ch. 2.66 Ch. 3.17 Ch. 3.71 Ch. 5.26 Ch. 2.45 Ch. 2.45 Ch. 2.46 Ch. 7.35 Ch. 6.18 Ch. 3.86 Ch. 4.18 Ch. 5.64 Ch. 8.79 Ch. Foster Extruded Tape 96-01 60 2100 40 1000 40 1600 60 3000 60 2400 20 800 60 3000 20 BOO 40 2000 24 960 24 1200 Foster Extruded Tape 96-06 20 800 20 600 24 1200 24 960 36 Lbs. 38 Lbs. 43 Lbs. 43 Lbs. 60 Lbs. 35 Lbs. 36 Lbs. 23 Lbs. 57 Lbs. 73 Lbs. 65 Lbs. 23 Lbs. 19 Lbs. 51 Lbs. 65 Lbs. JD Liquid Equiralet Per Cast for * Discount Purpose 5 Cations 6 Gallons 7 Gallons 5 Gallons 4 Gallons 4 Gallons 5 Gallons 6 Gallons 3 Gallons 5 Gallons 2 Gallons 5 Gallons 6 Gallons 6 Gallons 3 Gallons 2 Gallons 5 Gallons 6 Gallons ' 00350