Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. Prior to commencing work, contractor accompanied by the Division Inspector, shall meet and discuss access arrangements with the surface owner if possible. 2. Construct access road to tank facility as directed by the Inspector and in consultation with landowner. All trees, brush and surface debris cleared to accomplish the remediation work shall be removed from the site as directed. 3. As shown on the attached Project Sketch for each site, an estimated amount of oil/brine contaminated soil will need to be removed for proper disposal at an approved landfill location. All material leaving this site must be properly documented, and a complete manifest for each load shall be provided to the Division before completion of the project. Cleanup is to a visible standard, no sampling required. (Contractor shall be responsible to provide all requirements of the landfill receiving the oil impacted soils; including any manifest documentation, testing requirements, or profile preparation and submittals.) 4. Secondary examination for oil contamination shall be done by the contractor using shovels to penetrate a minimum of 12 inches around valves, load-out points and flow line connections. Contractor should validate impacted soil contamination areas as identified during the Initial Site Assessment and shown on the Project Sketch, and clearly delineate with the onsite inspector for approval if any additional areas of concern are identified as requiring removal. 5. Any expansion of the removal area should be documented by photos and field markup of the Project Sketch, which the contractor shall provide to the Division before completion of the work. (Visual evidence of crude oil and/or brine discharge below a depth of three (3) feet shall cause suspension of the reclamation work at that site, until the Department of Environmental Protection/ ERT group can investigate and determine if additional steps are required. If the reclamation work should be suspended indefinitely for that site, contractor shall submit for approval documentation of actual costs incurred to the date of suspension, and if approved by the Project Manager that shall become full and final payment for the contract at that specific site.) 6. If soil contamination is confirmed and approved (by the Inspector) above the estimated amount shown in paragraph 3 and on the Project Sketch, the contractor specifies in this proposal the firm all-inclusive cost per additional ton of contaminated soil removed and transported to an approved disposal site. The contractor shall provide a manifest documenting landfill receipt of all contaminated soil. 7. Above ground flow lines shall be purged with water and removed; buried flow lines shall be capped with bull plugs at a depth of 2 ft. below surface. 8. Tank liquids and bottom sludge (BS) must be removed and retrieved by vacuum truck or approved comparable method for disposal by contractor at an approved landfill disposal site. The contractor shall provide a manifest documenting landfill receipt of all contaminated material (by category). (Contractor shall be responsible to provide all requirements of the landfill receiving the oil liquids, sludge, and impacted materials; including any manifest documentation, testing requirements, or profile preparation and submittals.) 9. Tank disposal method shall be at the discretion of contractor. If contractor elects to clean tank with solvent, drip gas or pressure washing and cut-up tank on-site, prior inspector approval shall be required with proper precautions taken for safety and environmental protection. 10. All dry pits shall be back-filled and the disturbed areas graded to provide proper site drainage. Access roadways adjacent to the site, if degraded by the work, should be graded, straw covered, and seeded.