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DocuSign Envelope ID: 7796CD94- 342E- 40D0- B7C3- A2B604F926B4 <br />ORANGE COUNTY Department of solid Waste Management <br />Contractors are requested in Section 13 of this RFP to discuss methodology used to provide <br />comprehensive, sustainable programs associated with providing requested services. <br />2.8 OVERVIEW OF BASE SERVICES <br />Commercial entities interested in participating in the program and generating at least one (1) ton <br />(2000 pounds) of material a month (change from existing services) shall receive at minimum <br />weekly collection. Exceptions to the tonnage limit and collection schedule will be mutually agreed <br />upon by County and Contractor. Organic Waste Collection shall be serviced from 35, 65, or 95 <br />gallon carts or 1.5 to 6 cubic yard dumpsters for large customers. Container selection shall be at <br />the discretion of the Contractor with the agreement of the participant. Services shall also include: <br />• Collection of overflow, or spillage as a result of emptying containers. i.e. collection of <br />material outside of carts; <br />• Collection up to five (5) times per week per participant but not less than one (1) time per <br />week, or as mutually agreed upon by Contractor, County and Participant and meeting all <br />applicable environmental health and aesthetic standards; <br />• Each cart and dumpster should be rinsed after each collection to avoid odor. Rinse water <br />should not be discharged onto the ground, into storm drains or into any open water <br />source; other appropriate rinsing arrangements may be made where applicable and <br />approved. E.g. An outdoor mop sink owned or controlled by the participant. Alternatively, <br />the participant or contractor may provide compostable bags to contain organic waste <br />materials for collection where rinsing may not be an option; <br />• Provide initial County- approved education, to include developing and making a training <br />video available, in collaboration with the County, to new participants; <br />• Ongoing education of participants; to include, at minimum, yearly check -in and review of <br />materials accepted, and immediately following any contamination issues; <br />• Hauling of organic waste materials to a permitted facility; <br />• Processing of organic waste materials, <br />• Upon request delivering the finished product, compost, containing collected material; <br />• Provide and utilize licensed and County approved collection vehicles; <br />• Provide outdoor collection receptacles including carts, bins, and dumpsters; <br />* Collect, process, recover and market all appropriate materials collected; <br />• Ensure processing facility chosen for process, marketing and recovering the materials <br />meets all federal, state and local regulations; <br />• Provide a program representative to act as a program contact person for questions or <br />problems. The representative must be available every working day from lam to 4 prn by <br />either phone or electronically; <br />• Weigh the total amount of material from each location and each collection and provide <br />weights in monthly reports. Report monthly tonnages by business name per collection by <br />the 10th working day of each month for the previous service month; <br />• Bill within thirty (30) days of service as dictated by County contract terms; <br />• Collect organic waste materials without leaking or spilling onto the property; <br />• Guarantee and prove that properly prepared organic material will not be landfilled; <br />11 <br />RFP No. 5247 <br />