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2. Additional personnel, if any, who will be required for full-time employment or on a sub-contract basis must be identified. The technical areas, character and extent of subcontract or consultant activity will be indicated. Cost Proposal The Proposer must submit a Cost Proposal fully supported by cost and pricing data adequate to establish the reasonableness of the proposed fee. TRSWPC will require a three year Contract, which is contingent upon: (1) participating local governments authorizing funds each year; (2) the successful annual performance of the contractor; and (3) an agreement to maintain prices for the first year of the Contract period. Costs should be addressed as separate categories on a per facility basis. The Proposer shall he required to demonstrate in the Cost Proposal costs for each County by oinll entering into a contract with a single contractor and, on-the other hand, costs for each County by contracting separately. Cost should be delineated as follows: 1. Labor A. On site labor to service the collection facility. Specify number of personnel required arid an hourly rate for each. Cost on a task rate for initial technical assistance as required in 11 A. C. Cost on a task rate for all required and recommended training of all local government personnel during the course of the contract. D. Cost on a task rate for an on-site supervisor. 2. Labor (alternate proposal) - Complete "turnkey" staffing to include site labor and supervision on a task rate. 3. Transportation - All costs associated with transportation of Contractor to and from facilities. 4. Materials/Equipment/Supplies - Identify what would be needed for this project and the itemized expense including drums, vermiculite, etc, 5. Disposal - Prices to include transportation and disposal as follows: 6