Topic:"Environmental Compliance" in M12420

CI C0067183 TUC Wharf Access Bridge Replacement (NSEB M12420) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests 1 Request IR-7: 2 3 Will the contractor be responsible for both demolition and reconstruction under a single 4 contract? 5 6 Response...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) confirms that the contractor is responsible for demolition and reconstruction of the wharf access bridge under a single contract, except for the removal of a 20" Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) pipe and existing cables. Environmental risks, primarily related to HFO removal, were mitigated through safe handling procedures and the involvement of an environmental contractor. NSPI and the contractor agreed on environmental compliance terms, with NSPI overseeing compliance throughout the project.

Request IR-8: - a) What environmental risks have been identified and how will these be mitigated during construction? - b) How will environmental responsibilities and compliance be allocated between NS Power and the contractor, particularl...

AI summary Request IR-8 asks about environmental risks during construction and the allocation of environmental responsibilities between NS Power and the contractor, particularly for areas outside the contractor's scope.