1) Contractor shall recycle, or sell for reuse, all scrap metal collected from the Caltrans facilities. 2) Contractor shall provide and maintain all of the necessary equipment to pick-up and haul away scrap metal from all Caltrans facilities listed in Section 3, above. Equipment shall include, but not be limited to, trucks, forklifts, and containers. 3) Contractor pick-up will be at least one (1) fifteen cubic yard (15 CY) container, unless Contractor agrees to accept a lesser quantity. 4) Contractor and its employees shall have photo identification to present to Caltrans staff, upon request, while on Caltrans property. 5) Contractor shall weigh each load of scrap metal on a certified public scale under the supervision of a licensed weighmaster within 24 hours of removal. A copy of each certified scale weight ticket shall be retained by Contractor and must be available for audit purposes for the length of this Agreement plus an additional three (3) years. 6) Contractor shall be solely responsible for removing all scrap metal after it has been placed in the bins for pick-up. Caltrans staff will not assist Contractor with scrap metal removal once it has been placed in the bins. All sorting and/or cutting of scrap metal shall be the sole responsibility of Contractor. 7) Any non-scrap material (e.g., trash and/or various forms of debris) that is removed by Contractor shall be Contractor’s responsibility to legally dispose of at no additional cost to Caltrans. 8) Contractor shall leave the container areas in a neat and clean condition after each pick-up. 9) Any containers that are transported by Contractor from Caltrans facilities shall be lawfully covered or tarped. Contractor shall observe all posted speed limits. 10) Contractor shall deliver recyclable scrap material to a State Certified Recycling Center in accordance with the State of California, Environmental Health Laws...
