EP 1110-1-28
31 Aug 01
building occupants or POCs, and other installation personnel shall be coordinated through the
Contracting Officer.
3.4
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
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NOTE: Little standard language is offered in this paragraph, since the
requirements will be very project-specific. The specific language will need to be
defined with the customer. Include in the following paragraphs provisions for
utilities, water, phone lines, computers, and transportation while on the
installation, etc. delineating who is responsible.
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3.4.1
Government Quality Assurance Oversight and Support
[insert appropriate provisions]
The Contracting Officer reserves the right to quality assure the Risk Assessment Sample and Sample
Location Documentation for any unit assessed, at any time during the course of the project.
3.4.2
Rights of Entry, Security, and Escorts
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NOTE: It is advisable for Contractor personnel to be accompanied by an
escort from the Housing Office while in family housing units. The escort should
introduce the team on behalf of the Housing Office, state how long the work is
expected to take, answer questions, and observe the team while it works. This
is good public relations and protects the installation, the Contractor, and the
occupants from disputes about claims of loss and damage. It reassures
occupant family members, especially those who have forgotten about or have
not heard about the risk assessments. If occupants (especially spouses) are
likely not to understand the explanation in English, a bilingual escort should be
provided. The escort may use the time on behalf of the Housing Office to
discuss occupants' concerns and to observe actual and potential hazards and
maintenance problems of all types.
If an escort cannot be provided, special precautions must be taken to protect all
parties:
The notice to occupants about the impending work should include
information to the occupant on how Contractor personnel should identify
themselves at the door.
Contractor personnel should be directed to never enter a unit unless there
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