Specifications include, but are not limited to: a. Contractor must be fully compliant with Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) requirements for the safe transportation and disposal of Biosolids to the landfills stated in this exhibit. b. Contractor will furnish all vehicles, labor, materials and equipment required to haul and dump Biosolids at designated landfills on a schedule approved by County. (See process maps on pages 3 & 4) c. Contractor will provide sufficient service to potentially support the movement of ten (10) full trucks per day at load averages of twenty five (25) tons per truck. The average load rate will require 3 to 4 trucks (75 to 100 tons) running at a time. County may request urgent service during peak production periods. Minimum amount of time County needs to process and load 250 tons is eight (8) hours per day. d. Contractor will provide County the standard times when trucks will be loading for continuous operations. RWRD can support loading 24 hours a day except for short periods during shift changes at 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. e. Communicate daily schedule with County, including the time of arrival of the first transport vehicle, the number of transport vehicles planned for the day and the estimated round-trip travel time. Any delays or departure from the daily schedule must be communicated as soon as possible and no later than one (1) hour. f. Washout trailers at facilities provided by DRL or BFS landfills, or at Contractor’s facility if available. g. Obtain and maintain all approvals, permits, and licenses required to perform every aspect of Contractor’s operation including ensuring that all disposal sites are and remain properly registered. h. Maintain all record-keeping required by regulation or by the terms of this Agreement. i. Train associates on preparing equipment for loading at the load-out bay, taring and weighing trucks, prepare load manifest, securing and transporting loads, spill management procedures, and occupational safety with Biosolids. j. Maintain emergency contact lists in the event of a spill or a collision to contractor staff, associates and County. Changes to this contact list must be provided to County within 24 hours. k. Maintain written spill management procedure in each transport vehicle. l. Contractor’s personnel must attend a plant safety briefing sponsored by County prior to working on RWRD sites. m. Contractor’s employees are required to swipe in at RWRD controlled access points in compliance with Pima County Security Procedures. At a minimum, this requires no tail-gating into the facility. n. Contractor will be required to provide their own Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and wear the required PPE at all times while on site performing services. PPE may include, but not limited to, hard hats, fall protection equipment and gear, steel toe boots, safety vest, eye protection, and hearing protection. o. Contractor’s vehicles must be clearly marked on the outside or windshield of the vehicle. The use of decals/magnets identifying the vendor name or a sign displayed in the front window. Decals smaller than 8.5 inches by 11 inches will not be accepted. p. Contractor is responsible for all cost associated with cleaning up any spills (on-site or off-site) of bio-solids during transportation. q. Contractor is responsible for all cost associated with cleaning up any spills of fuel or oil from the Contractor’s equipment while on plant site. r. Contractor will leave a clean work area where loading and weighing is conducted on RWRD sites. Any materials spills are to be immediately reported to the the RWRD Treatment Point of Contact. All debris shall be disposed of by the Contractor at the Contractor’s expense. All materials, tools, equipment, etc., shall be removed or safely stored, if storage permission had been granted. s. County is not responsible for theft or damage to vendor’s property.