Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23
Notice to Contractors

The Town School Committee of Nor Wlcn, Conn.,, Mir. B. P. Bishop, President, eontempiates the erection of school mately 75' x 12Y. two and a half stories high, and hereby invites reputable con tractors to submit proposals for the erection, In part or as a whole. of said which have been prepared by Vii William am Thomas Towner. Architect. 15z West I'd St, New York City, and from whom all turther information may be obtained. To be entitled to consideration the proposal must conform to all requirements of the upon the authorized form of proposal plans and specifications and must be made which will be provided by the Architect. at least five days prior to the opening of completed in accordance with the in- structions herein given, and shall be de- llvered at the oifice of the School Com ;nittee in the City Hall at Norwich. day. July 5, is2f. The proposal sSaii i be enclosed in long envelope and ad. dressed to. the Secretary. Ar. Thomas J. Kelly, and shall state on the outside thus; "Proposai fer Part l." or as the case may be.
 Said proposals shall be aeconpanied by 2 certified check. draft or proposal bond of the School Committee. for ? per cent. of the amount of tbe proposal; said cheek, draft or bond shall De forfeited to the Town as llQuidated and ascertained award Is made. in event of his failure to enter into contract within five days after said award is made. The coutem- plated form of proposal shall be without ditional forms will be sent by the Archi- tect If necessary.
 The successful contractors win be re. ouired to furnish an approved surety amount, terms and conditions, to tht School Committee and Architect. Cheek, of unsuccessful bidders to be returned upon the filing of bond by successful bid der.
 No oral, teleTraphic or telephonio pre. posals. or modIhcations thereof, and ns percentage proposition or others not call. ed for herein will he considered. Should bidder ind discrepancies oi any nature in. Or omission from, tho drawings, specifications, or should he bt in doubt as to their meaning, he shall at once notify the Architect, who will is. Committee or the Architect, will be re. sponsible for any instructions or expfana. tions that are not made the subject of such a bulletin, which upon the closins of a contract shall become a part thereof
 Before submitting a proposal, bidderl should carefully examine the drawinEl and specifications. visit the site and full, inform themselves aA to all existing con. 
 posals accordingly. The competency ant responsibility of the bidders and theil l sub-contractors will be considered ir making the award.
 The Board will not obiiEate itself t, accept the lowest CT any proposal ant reserves the right to waive any technical ity unless expressly forbidden by law t' do 50, should it deem 1t to the best inter | The parts upon which proposals are in vited are as follows:
 PART I-Excavation, all Masonry PlastesinE: Tie Work, etc:
 i mental Iron, etc.
 PART III-Roohng and Metal Work PART Iv-Carpenter, Glass, Hard
 PART Y-Palnting and Tintins. PART vI-Electrical Work
 PART Vu--Cloek and Program syz
 FART v1II-PlumSing. Vacuum Clean
 PART LX-Heating and ventiiatinE. Contractors may submit a proposal oi any separate part or on all parts in th latter case the amounts for each par
 Plans and specifications may be s.ei and examined at the following places:
 once of the School Committee in tn | City Hall and the office of the Architec
 Copies of the plans and speciacation may be obtained upon application to tn | Architect and may be retained for a req sonable length of time as may be agree upon and all plans and specification
 shall be returned with the proposals.
 Contractors who examine plans an
 who intend to submit proposals should .
 once notify the Architect to ensure de livery of authorized form of the prc posal and any bulletins issued. (Signed)
 B. P. BISHOP, President,
 THOMAS J. KELLY, Secretary,
 WILLIAM THOMAS TOwNER,
 je1eThM Architect.