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successfully made and or there is no longer any impact on school<br />

operations or employees.<br />

4.2.6.3.4 Urgent Service Calls (Priority II):<br />

Urgent Service Calls correct failures which do not immediately threaten<br />

personnel or property, but which could soon inconvenience and/or affect<br />

the health of personnel, lead to property damage, increase the risk of<br />

equipment failure, or lead to disruptions in school operations. The<br />

Contractor shall respond and be on the job site and working within 2<br />

working hours after receipt of an Urgent Service Call when the call is<br />

received during regular working hours. The Contractor shall respond on<br />

the next business day if the urgent service call is issued after normal work<br />

hours. Note: Urgent calls carried over to the following workday must be<br />

responded to within one hour of the start of the next workday. Once<br />

begun, the work shall be performed to completion within 3 calendar days.<br />

Urgent Calls shall normally be accomplished during normal District work<br />

hours.<br />

4.2.6.3.5 Routine Service Calls (Priority III):<br />

Service Calls will be classified as Routine when the work does not qualify<br />

as an Emergency or Urgent call. Examples of Routine Service Calls<br />

include: loose baseboard trim, dripping faucets, broken interior locksets,<br />

floor tile, damaged wall, etc. The Contractor shall contact the school<br />

reporting the need for service condition within 2 days of receipt of the<br />

routine service call. Routine Service Calls shall be completed and closed<br />

within 10 work days.<br />

Service Call Response/Completion Requirements:<br />

Emergency: Respond within 10 minutes of notification and work to<br />

completion or contain the emergency. Complete all<br />

work in 2 days.<br />

Temperature: Respond within 1 hour and alleviate the discomfort.<br />

Work to completion.<br />

Urgent: Respond within 2 hours of notification during normal<br />

work hours or start of next workday. Complete all work<br />

within 3 days.<br />

Routine: Respond to customer within 2 days of notification<br />

received. Complete work within 10 work days.<br />

The Contractor shall perform service calls in accordance with the abovementioned<br />

requirements to ensure quality customer service and continuity<br />

of operations and/or to return equipment to operational service as soon<br />

as possible. If repairs cannot be accomplished within these time frames<br />

due to circumstances beyond the Contractor’s control, the Contractor<br />

shall provide within 24 hours the following to the Operations Manager:<br />

• A written explanation for the delay<br />

• The estimated time for completion<br />

• Evidence showing that the Contractor has made every effort to<br />

comply with the contract service call time frames.<br />

4.2.7 Request for Issue of District Furnished Supplies:<br />

The Contractor shall identify supplies needed to perform tasks by filing a "Requisition" in the<br />

District’s database. Upon receipt of the Operations Managers approval of the request, (i.e.,<br />

a Purchase Order) the required supplies shall be obtained.<br />

4.2.8 Task Planning and Control:<br />

The Contractor shall proactively generate work orders, plan, prioritize, and distribute tasks<br />

based on generated work orders. The Contractor shall document the next day’s

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