2018-275-E Solid Waste - Judy Brooks contracting

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 7796CD94- 342E- 40D0- B7C3- A2B604F926B4 ORANGE COUNTY Department of Solid Waste Management impacted by road repair, schools, or where continued noise complaints about collection vehicles have occurred. Collection service may occur on all holiday except for Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, but these days are to be made up either before or after the holidays such that no participant skips weekly service. 5.3 TRAINING PROGRAM Contractor must prove collection personnel are fully familiar with the range of Personal Protective Equipment {PPE} available, are trained in the use of said PPE, and that personnel know what types of PPE to use for specific tasks. 5.4 DART STORAGE, DISPOSAL AND PROCESSING FACILITIES 5.4.1 Cart Storacre The Contractor must specify how cart inventory will be maintained and where carts will be stored to ensure quick delivery for new participants or replacements carts as needed. In the proposal, Contractors should describe cart washing materials, as well as dumpster inventory available to the Contractor. Sufficient inventory of collection carts, dumpsters or other approved containers shall be available to replace inoperable equipment within two working days of the equipment failure. Sufficient and appropriate collection container inventory to add projected new sites shall be available at the beginning of each contract year or at least thirty days prior to proposed addition of each site. 5,4,2 Disposal and Transfer Facilities The Contractor must specify the facility or facilities where organic waste material will be hauled to, processed and, if applicable, any transfer stations that will be utilized, through the term of the agreement. If the Contractor is wishing to contract with a third party facility, the facility must cover the full duration of the term of the agreement and have the ability to accept one hundred percent (100 %) of the County's program's organic waste materials for the full term. Contractors are required to describe facilities that will be used to include cart storage, vehicle and equipment storage, hauling costs, and processing costs as detailed in Sectlon 11. The Contractor must also document that the organics waste materials processing and/or transfer facility is fully operational, has all required permits, is not operating under any unresolved notice of violations or cease and desist orders. Contractor must prove the facility meets all local, state and federal environmental protection rules, regulations and laws, and can process organic waste that results in residue no greater than ten percent (10%) by weight, and produce marketable compost acceptable for sale by the County. The County reserves the right to inspect each Contractor's facilities at any reasonable time, during normal working hours, with prior notice, to determine that the Contractor has a true place of business and is a responsible Contractor. 15 RFP No. 5247