1. Daily Operation and Inspection of Each WWTP Testing and recording pH, chlorine, and flow using calibrated equipment. Inspecting the operation of blowers, motors, and diffusers. Refilling School Board-supplied chlorine as needed. Running system in "Waste Mode" as required. Hosing down clarifier tanks and brushing weirs as needed. Logging operator activity with signature and license number in the site log. Maintaining general site cleanliness. Locking the facility gate upon departure. Monthly Operations: Submit Monthly Discharge Monitoring Reports (DMRs) electronically to FDEP and provide copies to the School Board's point of contact within seven (7) days of month-end. Water Sampling: Conduct periodic water sample collection and analysis per FDEP permit requirements. Sampling frequency and type are specified in the attached permits. Additional sampling may be required based on plant performance. 2. Facility Repairs All labor, tools, equipment, transportation, utilities, and materials for repairs. Supervision and coordination of all work assigned, including methods and sequencing. Equipment rentals billed at cost plus markup (not to exceed 10%). Hourly labor for repairs under $15,000 based on bid pricing; repairs over $15,000 shall be quoted lump sum with a schedule of values. Responsibility for entire scope, including construction, repair, or modification. Subcontractors must be pre-approved by the School Board and identified in quotes. The markup for subcontracted work is limited to 10% with invoices required. Acquisition of required permits, with costs listed separately (no markup on permit fees). Accountability for the actions of employees, subcontractors, and agents. Use of new materials and equipment unless otherwise authorized. All PVC must be Schedule 40 unless noted. Site cleanup post-work, including removal of waste, tools, and materials.
