Specifications include, but are not limited to: Equipment Contractor will furnish all equipment needed for Solid Waste collection. This will include all labor, materials, vehicles and containers (“containers” in this Scope of work will include compactors of various sizes) necessary to perform these services. Work performed under this Master Agreement will be performed in a thorough and professional manner, conforming to accepted industry standards and Contractor’s best practices. Contractor must have and maintain equipment in good working condition to meet all requirements of this agreement. At County’s discretion, County may inspect the equipment at any time and may request repairs or replacement on any containers or equipment found to be in poor or in an unsafe condition at no additional cost to County. Contractor will provide 3YD, 4YD, 6YD, 8YD front-loading containers with locking mechanisms and 20YD, 30YD, 40 YD roll-off containers/compactors as specified in Exhibit A – Unit Prices. All open-top dumpsters will have functioning lids and lock bars. 4.3. Establishing Service Contractor shall deliver and install or replace all containers as required by location. Contractor will provide monthly service based on specifications detailed in Exhibit A - Unit Prices. Two weeks after contract execution and prior to beginning service, Contractor must submit a transition plan to FM Contract Services Manager. The plan submitted must detail the dates and times transfer will occur. County will facilitate contact between Contractor and outgoing contractor, after which Contractor is responsible for contacting the outgoing contractor and managing the transfer process with them directly. Contractor will install guides and stops to position the location of any compactor units installed by the Contractor. The fastening and anchors used to secure the guides and stops shall function so they will not pull loose after repeated use. Contractor will work with FM to audit solid waste amounts during the first quarter of service to create a baseline amount at all sites. This baseline will be used to determine track solid waste collection. 4.4. Collection Service & Schedule Contractor shall optimize containers and equipment, actively reducing the overall waste removal cost for County. Contractor will provide assistance in gathering data, analyzing, marketing and improving County’s waste program. Contractor will provide detailed information that will support County’s overall refuse and recycle collection decision-making ability. Contractor’s personnel will make all collections in a quiet, orderly manner and shall utilize such noise-control procedures and equipment as may be reasonably expected. Contractor will be responsible for all damages to any County property resulting from Contractor’s operations during performance of this service. Contractor will immediately report any such damages to County. Repair or payment for repair will be at Contractor’s sole expense. Contractor will not proceed with repairs until County has provided written approval for repair plans. The current quantity and capacity of service for each refuse collection site is listed in Exhibit A – Unit Prices. County reserves the right to modify the service requirements at any time with reasonable advance notice to Contractor. The unit prices shall be adjusted as per the modified service requirements at a mutually agreed upon amount that aligns with contract pricing. Contractor will price new sites that require routine service (considered not temporary) in line with sites and pricing to which Contractor has already agreed.