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3912-22 (Vetoed)
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12/7/2022
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under the design -build contract, including design and construction phases. This <br />will be the total of the estimated Guaranteed Maximum Price plus estimates of <br />all other amounts to be paid by the City to the design -builder under the design - <br />build contract. <br />For a general contractor/construction manager (GCCM) project under chapter <br />39.10 RCW, the "estimated cost" is the total amount estimated by the City to be <br />paid by the City to the GCCM under the GCCM contract during all project <br />phases. This will be the total of the estimated Maximum Allowable <br />Construction Cost plus estimates of all other amounts to be paid by the City to <br />the GCCM under the GCCM contract. <br />For all other public work construction contracts, the "estimated cost" is <br />estimated construction cost of the public work, as determined by the City, <br />based upon the expected costs of materials, supplies, equipment, and labor. <br />The estimated cost will exclude taxes. The estimated cost is as estimated as of the date <br />that City Council authorizes call for bids (or for a public work under chapter 39.10 RCW, <br />authorizes request for proposals or request for qualifications, as applicable). <br />3. "Project Agreement" refers to an agreement as set forth in this section, which may be in <br />the form of a Project Labor Agreement or Community Workforce Agreement, as <br />appropriate. A Project Agreement will typically be an agreement executed between the <br />City and each union that represents the workers for trades that typically perform work <br />on City public works projects, which sets out the terms and conditions between the City, <br />the unions, and signatory contractors on a Covered Project and that meets the <br />requirements of this section. <br />4. "Public work" is as defined by RCW 39.04.010 as may be superseded or amended. <br />B. Use of Project Agreements. The City shall use Project Agreements as set forth in this Section for <br />all Covered Projects. <br />C. Contents of Project Agreements. Provisions such as the following will be considered for inclusion <br />in each Project Agreement: <br />1. Provisions concerning the selection, through a competitive process, of a general <br />contractor, project manager or similar construction firm that is experienced in the <br />negotiation and administration of Project Agreements to manage and oversee the <br />construction of the Covered Project, including the development and implementation of <br />a labor relations policy for the major construction project. <br />2. Provisions containing guarantees against strikes, lockouts, slowdowns or other similar <br />action. <br />3. Provisions setting forth effective, immediate, and mutually binding procedures for <br />resolving jurisdictional and labor disputes arising before the completion of the work. <br />
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