• At the district’s request and discretion, containers shall be replaced/added/subtracted within our district facilities at individually determined time frames. • Containers furnished must be constructed of durable heavy-duty steel in accordance with any and all local, state, and federal requirements. At the start of the contract in year 1, containers provided must be preferably new or physically rebuilt and cosmetically appealing. Should current vendor be awarded this contract, the district Fix Assets Department will inspect existing containers and will submit a replacement list to awarded vendor for prompt replacement (within 60 days of receipt of replacement letter). Should a new vendor be awarded, the district Fix Assets department will require 100% new or physically rebuilt and cosmetically appealing containers. This includes but is not limited to, new paint, fully functional doors and top covers, no holes on the bottom or side, and to be fully clean and not malodorous. • Containers must be quoted in storage capacity of 8 yard, our current container size. A 30 yard roll off container will be quoted separately, and only for special events or cleanup projects. Additional container sizes available and delivery fees may be submitted by proposer on company letterhead. • The district will not pay for any installation fees or provide any security deposit for the containers. • At the discretion of the district; the district reserves the right to request the replacement of any damaged containers at no additional cost and within a mutually-agreed upon reasonable amount of time.