The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-06
NOTICE

A certificate of compliance on the prescribed form which will be fur | nished for that purpose shall be signed and submitted by all bidders in accordance with Executive Or. der No. 6646 issued by the Presi- bids accompanied by such certifi- cate shall be considered or accept ed. The contractor to whom the award is made shall require sub contractors and dealers furnishing equipment, materials and supplies to sign similar certificates before | making awards to, or purchases from such subcontractors or deal- CTS. copies of which certificate shall be furnished to the contracting of- l ficer.
 In the employment of unskilled labor, on wholly state projects, the contractor who is the successful tract for any roads, bridges, or other structures for which bids are now being called, shall give preference to residents of the Town in which the work is being performed, con- ditions of price and efficiency being equal, and provided such laborers are not aliens. In the event sucl laborers cannot be secured in such Town, preference shall be given to | citizens of the State of Connecticut Excepting aliens, persons others than citizens of the State of Con- necticut may be employed when are not available. Contractors will be required to file with the High | way Commissioner a complete list | of all workmen, including superin- tendents and foremen, employed up on the work, and shall be required upon request from the Highway I (Nx rS % .I-A A4 ott ttra ,e | when requested to do so. Trunk Line Projects. Waterbury: Concrete flares at the | intersection of Highland Avenue and Route No. 14. Plans in New Haven Residency.
 Winchester. A 5o' skew span concrete "T" Beam Bridge and a. | bout 1,450 feet of waterbound ma cadam approaches over Still River on Route No. 20 near the intersec- ! ton of Route No. 8. Plans in New | WashinEtOn. About 5,200 square yards of turing slopes on the War. ren Road, Route No. 45, opposite Lake Waramaug. Plans in New Milford Residency.
 State Aid Projects.
 woOdbury, A twin "A foot spar
 concrete slab bridge over tn
 Weekeepeemee River and water
 bound macadam approaches. Plan
 in New Milford Residency.
 1 Town Aid Propects.
 Bethany: About 2,904 feet of traI rock waterbound macadam on thu reinforced concrete pipe and vii furnish and apply bituminous ma 1 teriaI. Plans in New Haven Resi-. dency.
 Bethlehem; A 20' span concrete slab bridge and loose gravel ap- breaches on the Nonewaug Road and about 4,S00 feet of loose gravel on the Wood Creek Road. State will furnish reinforced concrete pipe BrOOkfeld; About 1875 feet o1 i rolled bank run gravel on the Iron | Works, Smith and Stony Hill Roads State will furnish reinforced con- crete pipe and will furnish and | apply bituminous material. Plans ir New Milford Residency.
 | New Cananns About 2,1S5 feet o1 ? 1-2" bituminous macadam on g. broken stone base on Railroad and East Avenues. State will furnish reinforced concrete pipe. Plans 1T New Haven Residency.
 Southbury; About S,150 feet ot rolled bank run gravel on the Ket l tletown Road. State will furnish reinforced concrete pipe. Plans il the New Milford Residency. | Weston: About S,7S2 feet of 3 screened gravel surface on 6" roll ed bank run gravel base on tn, Lyons Plains Road. State will fur nish reinforced concrete pipe ant will furnish and apply bituminou. material. Plans in New Haver Residency.
 A certified check or surety com pany bond, on form furnished b! ithe Highway Commissioner, fol one-third of the amount of the bid must accompany each proposal un. less the contractor shall have filed with this office an Annual Proposa Bond. The State Highway Commis. sioner reserves the right to rejec, any and all bids.
 | JOHN A. MACDONALD, | State Highway Commissioner | 7-30-S-6