740 

14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–19 Edition) 

Pt. 152, App. C 

150/5345–27A—Specification for L–807 Eight- 

foot and Twelve-foot Unlighted or Exter-
nally Lighted Wind Cone Assemblies. 

150/5345–28C—Specification for L–851 Visual 

Approach Slope Indicators and Accessories. 

150/5345–36—Specification for L–808 Lighted 

Wind Tee. 

150/5345–39A—FAA Specification for L–853, 

Runway and Taxiway Retroreflective 
Markers. 

150/5345–42A—FAA Specification L–857, Air-

port Light Bases, Transformer Housings, 
and Junction Boxes. 

150/5345–43B—FAA/DOD Specification L–856, 

High Intensity Obstruction Lighting Sys-
tems. 

150/5345–44A—Specification for L–858 

Retroreflective Taxiway Guidance Sign. 

150/5345–45—Lightweight Approach Light 

Structure. 

150/5345–46—Specification for Semiflush Air-

port Lights. 

150/5345–47—Isolation Transformers for Air-

port Lighting Systems. 

150/5345–48—Specification for Runway and 

Taxiway Edge Lights. 

150/5360–6—Airport Terminal Building Devel-

opment with Federal Participation. 

150/5360–7—Planning and Design Consider-

ations for Airport Terminal Building De-
velopment. 

150/5370–7—Airport Construction Controls to 

Prevent Air and Water Pollution. 

150/5370–9—Slip-Form Paving—Portland Ce-

ment Concrete. 

150/5370–11—Use of Nondestructive Testing 

Devices in the Evaluation of Airport Pave-
ments. 

(b) 

Circulars for sale. 

Number and Subject 

150/5320–5B—Airport Drainage; $1.30. 
150/5370–10—Standards for Specifying Con-

struction of Airports; $7.25. 

150/5390–1A—Heliport Design Guide; $1.50. 

[Doc. No. 19430, 45 FR 34795, May 22, 1980] 

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PPENDIX

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P

ART

152—P

ROCUREMENT

 

P

ROCEDURES AND

R

EQUIREMENTS

 

There is set forth below procurement pro-

cedures and requirements applicable to 
grants for airport development under the 
Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970. 

1. 

General. 

Each contract under a project 

must meet the requirements of local law and 
the requirements and standards contained in 
this appendix. The sponsor shall establish 
procedures for procurement of supplies, 
equipment, construction, and services funded 
under the project which meet the require-
ments of Attachment O of Office of Manage-
ment and Budget (OMB) Circular A–102 (44 
FR 47874) and of this appendix. Subject to 
funding and time limitations, the FAA re-
views the sponsor’s procurement system to 

determine whether it may be certified in ac-
cordance with Attachment O of OMB Cir-
cular A–102. 

2. 

Out-of-state labor. 

No procedure or re-

quirement shall be imposed by any grantee 
which will operate to discriminate against 
the employment of labor from any other 
State, possession, or territory of the United 
States in the construction of a project. 

3. 

Bid guarantee. 

All bids for construction 

or facility improvement in excess of $100,000 
shall be accompanied by a bid guarantee con-
sisting of a firm commitment such as a bid 
bond, certified check or other negotiable in-
strument equivalent to five percent of the 
bid price as assurance that the bidder will, 
upon acceptance of his bid, execute such con-
tractual documents as may be required with-
in the time specified. 

4. 

Construction work. 

All construction work 

under a project must be performed under 
contract, except in a case where the Admin-
istrator determines that the project, or a 
part of it, can be more effectively and eco-
nomically accomplished on a force account 
basis by the sponsor or by another public 
agency acting for or as agent of the sponsor. 

5. 

Change order. 

Unless otherwise author-

ized by the Administrator, no sponsor may 
issue any change order under any of its con-
struction contracts or enter into a supple-
mental agreement unless three copies of that 
order or agreement have been sent to, and 
approved by, the FAA. 

6. 

Beginning work. 

No sponsor may allow a 

contractor or subcontractor to begin work 
under a project until— 

a. The sponsor has furnished three con-

formed copies of the contract to the appro-
priate FAA office; 

b. The sponsor has, if applicable, submitted 

a statement that comparable replacement 
housing, as defined in § 25.15 of the Regula-
tions of the Office of the Secretary of Trans-
portation, will be available within a reason-
able period of time before displacement. 

c. The appropriate FAA office has agreed 

to the issuance of a notice to proceed with 
the work to the contractor. 

7. 

Supervision and inspection. 

No work will 

be commenced until the sponsor has provided 
for adequate supervision and inspection of 
construction and advised the appropriate 
FAA office. 

8. 

Engineering and planning services. 

Unless 

otherwise authorized by the Administrator, 
each proposal for engineering and planning 
services shall be reviewed by FAA before the 
commencement of the development of design 
plans and specifications. 

9. 

Advertising general. 

Unless the Adminis-

trator approves another method for use on a 
particular airport development project, each 
contract and supplemental agreement for 
construction work on a project in the 
amount of more than $10,000 must be award-
ed on the basis of public advertising and 

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