The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-01-13
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NOTICE


Proposal forms are now avail
able for the construction OF the
following projects, under the pro
visions of Title II OF the ma
TIONAL INDUSTRIAL RECOV-|
ERY ACT, and also for the follow
ing state projects. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at the once
of the state Highway Commits
sioner, Room SIG, State once
Building. Hartford. Conn. until
p. m, Monday, January ~, 1899:
Proposal forms may be obtained
at Room ZIG where plans OF these
projects may be examined.
Federal Emergency Administra-
ton of Public Works Project No.
y. Docket No. 1920
Town Of Sherman: About 11,009
feet Of 21a" Bituminous Macadam
on G" trap rock base on the Gay
louisville Road (Plans in New Mil
ford Residency.)
Federal Emergency Adrninistra.
ton of Public Works Project NO.
II, Docket No. 1928
Towns of Kent Il Warren: About
1920 feet of 8" Waterbound Ma
cadam, (T.R.) on the Kent Warren
Road. (Plans in New Milford Resi-
dency.)
Federal Emergency Administra-
tlOn OF Public Works Project No.
5, Docket No. 1895
Town of StratfOrdi About 1886
feet of s" Reinforced Concrete
Do ~ (plnnR
in New Haven Residency.)
Attention of contractors bidding
on above projects Is directed to the
requirements contained in Bulletin
No. 2 of the Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works,
which are to be made q part of the
contract. Copies of this bulletin
are available for the information of
bidders, at Room GIG.
No bids on above projects will
DO accepted from any contractor
who has not signed and complied
with the applicable approved code
of fair competition adopted under
Title 1 of the National Industrial
Recovery Act for the trade or In
dustry, or sub division thereof con-
erned. or, II there be no such APP
proved COuO VI lulT COHipcLltiVh'
who has not signed and complied
with the provisions Of the Presi-
dents Unemployment Agreement,
and shall submit with his bid
signed certificate of compliance on
y. S. Government Form No. p. w.
A. 81.
The minimum wage paid to all
unskilled labor employed on these
contracts shall be soc per hour for;
Common labor
stone spreader
Truck driver-2h ton and under
on Federal Emergency Administra-
ton Of Public Works Projects
The minimum wage paid to all
skilled labor employed on these
contracts shall be shown in the
following schedule:
Sixty cents $500 per hour for:
Rakers-asphatt
BulldoZer operators
Compressor operators
Cement Bin operator
Drill operator
Firemen
Form setter
Grade operator
oilers
Screed operator
Stationary mixer
Tractor operator
Distributor and pump operator
Truck Driver--over " ton on
Federal Emergency Administration
of Public Works Projects.
Seventy cents (s.70) per hour
for:
Blacksmith
Road finishers
Mechanic
Eighty-five cents $3.50 per hour
for
Roller operator
Carpenter (rough)
One dollar twenty $1,2O per
hour for:
Carpenter
Crane operators over 4 yards
Stone Mason
shovel operator over y yards
PAYER operator
The above designated minimum
rates are not to be used in dis
eliminating against assistants,
helpers, apprentices and serving
laborers who work and serve
skilled journeymen mechanics and
who are not to be termed "un-
skilled laborers.'
State Aid Project
Town OF WOlcOtt: Reinforced
Concrete Bridge and Approaches
over Lindley Brook on the Wood
tick Road. (Plans in Hartford
Residency.)
A certified check or surety com
pany bond, on form furnished by
the Highway Commissioner. for
one-third of the amount Of the bid,
must accompany each proposal un-
less the contractor shall have filed
with this Office an annual proposal
bond.
The State Highway Commits
sioner reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
JOHN A. MACDONALD,
State Highway Commissioner.
1-8-15-2t
Oswald, Boston; Ernie Dusek, Me-
braska, threw John Spellman,
Providence, r. r.; Chief Strongbow,