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ORIGINAL PAGE 4-18INTERNATIONAL PERSONAL PROPERTY RATE SOLICITATION I-19Item 418Disassembly and ReassemblyThe SFR does not include removing any outdoor article embedded in the ground or secured to a building,nor the assembling or disassembling of any outdoor articles, such as steel utility cabinets, swing sets, slides,sky rides, jungle gyms, or other outdoor articles of similar nature. The assembling or disassembling ofunusual articles found inside of buildings such as German shranks, water beds, steel shelving, pool tables,elongated work tables, counters, etc., may upon request of the PPSO be disassembled or reassembled subjectto labor charges. The shipper, in such case, will be required to furnish, at the time of reassembling, any newhardware, nuts, bolts, etc., necessary to perform the service except that removed by the TransportationService Provider during disassembly. Transportation Service Provider will not perform these services unlessrequested and approved by the PPSO.Item 419Collection of Freight Charges on HHG Shipments Involving Loss or Destructionin Transit and on Shipments Transported on More than One Vehiclea. Transportation Service Provider will not collect, or require a shipper to pay, any published freightcharges (including any charges for accessorial or terminal services) when that shipment is totally lost ordestroyed in transit. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this item, a Transportation Service Providerwill collect, and the shipper will be required to pay, any specific valuation charge that may be due. This itemwill not be applicable to the extent that any such loss or destruction is due to the act or omission of theshipper.b. In the event that any portion, but less than all, of a shipment of HHG is lost or destroyed in transit, amotor common Transportation Service Provider of HHG in interstate or foreign commerce will, at the time itdisposes of claims for loss, damage, or injury to the articles in the shipment, as provided in 49 CFR, Part1005, refund the portion of its published freight charges (including any charges for accessorial or terminalservices) corresponding to the portion of the shipment which is lost or destroyed in transit. To calculate thecharges applicable to the shipment as delivered, the Transportation Service Provider shall multiply thepercentage corresponding to the shipment as delivered, the Transportation Service Provider shall multiplythe percentage corresponding to the portion of the shipment delivered by the total charges (includingaccessorial and terminal charges) applicable to the shipment as tendered by the shipper. If the chargescomputed in the manner set forth above exceed the charges otherwise applicable to the shipment asdelivered, the lesser of those charges will apply. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this paragraph, aTransportation Service Provider shall collect, and the shipper will be required to pay, the proportion of anycharges for accessorial or terminal services rendered corresponding to the proportion of the shipment not lostor destroyed in transit and any specific valuation charge that may be due. The provisions of this paragraphwill not be applicable to the extent that any such loss or destruction is due to the act or omission of theshipper. Transportation Service Providers will determine, at their own expense, the proportion of theshipment not lost or destroyed in transit.c. In the event of the loss or destruction of any part of a shipment being transported on more than onevehicle, the collection of charges as provided in paragraph (b) of this item will also be in conformity with therequirements of this item.Item 420Impracticable OperationNothing in this solicitation will require the Transportation Service Provider to perform any linehaulservice or any pick up or delivery service or any other service from or to or at any point or location where,through no fault or neglect of the Transportation Service Provider, the furnishing of such services isimpracticable because:
ORIGINAL PAGE 4-19INTERNATIONAL PERSONAL PROPERTY RATE SOLICITATION I-19a. The conditions of roads, streets, driveways, alleys or approaches thereto would subject operations tounreasonable risk of loss or damage to life or property;b. Loading or unloading facilities are inadequate;c. Any force majeure, war, insurrection riot, civil disturbance, strike, picketing, or other labordisturbance would (1) subject operations to unreasonable risk of loss or damage to life or property or(2) unreasonably jeopardize the ability of the Transportation Service Provider to render linehaul or pickup ordelivery or any other service from or to or at other points or locations;d. Hauling contractors, employees or agents of the Transportation Service Provider are precluded, forreasons beyond the Transportation Service Provider's control, from entering premises where pickup ordelivery is to be made;e. Local, state or Federal restrictions, regulations, or laws prohibit performance of such services bylinehaul equipment. When service is impracticable for reasons stated in this rule, and service can becompleted through the employment of services of third persons, the PPSO may order such service.Item 421Articles Requiring Special Servicing for Safe Transportationa. The transportation SFR includes the servicing and unservicing of household appliances and otherarticles which have free moving parts, mechanisms, attachments, or accessories which if not properlyserviced might be damaged or rendered inoperative during transit. However, when the services of a thirdparty are required to service articles (including disassembly and assembly) of an unusual nature, theTransportation Service Provider will, at the written request of the PPSO, arrange for such servicing.Payment for services of a third party will be advanced by the Transportation Service Provider and billed asan advanced charge. The charge will be supported by the PPSO's authorization and by the third party'sinvoice.b. Servicing will not include disconnecting or reconnecting appliances, repairing articles, removal orinstallation of TV antennas or air conditioners, wiring or plumbing service, and securing stereo arms orturntables.Item 422Impractical Pickup or Delivery and Auxiliary Servicesa. It is the responsibility of the shipper to make shipment accessible to the Transportation ServiceProvider or accept delivery from the Transportation Service Provider at a point the road vehicle may besafely operated.b. When it is physically impossible for the Transportation Service Provider to perform pickup of ashipment at origin address or to complete delivery of a shipment at destination address with normallyassigned road equipment due to the structure of the building; its inaccessibility by highway; inadequate orunsafe public or private road; overhead obstructions; narrow gates; sharp turns; trees or shrubbery; thedeterioration of roadway due torain, flood, snow; or nature of an article or articles included in the shipment; the Transportation ServiceProvider will hold itself available at the point of pickup or tender delivery at destination at the nearest pointof approach to the desired location where the road equipment can be made safely accessible.c. Upon request of the PPSO, the Transportation Service Provider will use or engage smaller equipmentthan its normal road haul equipment or provide extra labor for the purpose of transferring the shipmentbetween the origin or destination address and the nearest point of approach by the Transportation ServiceProvider's road equipment. Charges for the auxiliary service to cover labor and additional vehicle (if used)will be as provided in Chapter V and will be in addition to all other transportation or accessorial charges.
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