Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. Provide all labor, tools, materials, supplies (e.g., Department of Transportation (DOT) containers), equipment, insurance, permits, and licenses necessary to lawfully pickup, transport and properly dispose of pesticide waste products generated by the Northern District locations (See Attachment 2), on an as needed basis. 2. Prepare chemicals for packaging by labeling, marking, and weighing. 3. Complete required manifest. 4. Transport all sealed containers as required by California Vehicle Code; California Highway Patrol Regulations; the California State Fire Marshal Regulations; and United States Department of Transportation. 5. Provide a detailed cost sheet for chemicals picked up per location. This sheet shall include type and amount of waste and must be completed on site and verified by PDEP/ County staff at time of pickup. A copy will be given to PDEP/County at the time of pickup, to be followed up with a final copy mailed to pick up location. 6. Provide the CDFA Program Contract Manager current information on how to handle new or different waste requirements, plus provide information regarding waste stream categorization upon request. 7. Picking up chemical waste from the locations specified within the time frames required by PDEP and in accordance with the EPA, Cal EPA, and DTSC requirements. 8. Confirm with the PDEP staff in advance of the date and approximate time of pickup. If pickup date and time must be rescheduled, contractor will notify PDEP staff to arrange for another pickup date not to exceed the legal time frame to store chemical waste. 9. Reimburse PDEP for any monetary fines incurred for exceeding the legal time frame to store chemical waste. 10.Comply with all provisions of federal, state, and local laws and regulations relating to hazardous waste pickup, transporting, and disposal. 11.Immediately notifying, by phone, the CDFA Program Contract Manager or designated representative, of any incident involving material spills or lost manifested materials transported from PDEP locations. 12.Inspecting, noting, and reporting all hazards.
