Specifications include, but are not limited to: Upon Agency request, all containers must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected to prevent possible disease or odor. All containers must be treated with insecticide, pesticide or whatever is needed to control flies, rodents, etc. Cleaning of spills or leaks resulting from disposal operations shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. Contractor shall be responsible for keeping loading areas, including clean up of any paper or general trash in the immediate vicinity of the containers, reasonably clean and in a sanitary condition at all times in a manner acceptable to the Agency. Contractor will be required to use only Louisiana State Board of Health approved landfill sites to dispose of refuse. The landfill site will not be provided by the Agency. The containers must be 7 insured, must be water tight, must be fitted with a properly hinged lid and must meet Louisiana State Board of Health Standard. Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining and keeping equipment at the location to ensure continuous service for trash collection. The Agency assumes no responsibility for the condition of the equipment. All containers placed at the Agency by the Contractor will be adequately insured as the Agency will not assume any responsibility whatsoever for the containers. The Contractor is warned that he must assume the necessary liability for damages and injury to the property and employees of the Agency while on State Property. The contractor is responsible for any damage incurred by the hauling truck. The Contractor must pick up all garbage in an appropriate garbage truck suitable to the type of container used. A “suitable garbage truck” means that the truck must be constructed specifically and solely for the purpose of picking up garbage and the truck must be approved by the Louisiana Board of Health and must have passed Federal, as well as, Louisiana State Department of Public Safety standards. Proof must be submitted upon request.