The consultant awarded a contract shall provide the services required by the Federal Register, September 23, 1988. Part II, 40 CFR, part 280, Subpart F (280.62 through 280.67 only), titled “Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum or Hazardous Substances”, including but not limited to the following: Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check Initial Site Characterization Free Product Removal Investigation for Soil and Ground-Water Cleanup Corrective Action Plan Public Participation Environmental / Engineering Site Assessment Environmental / Engineering Site Management Asbestos Inspection, Permitting, and Cleanup Construction Oversight, Inspection, and Management In conjunction with a Corrective Action Plan, the consultant may be required to make a determination for a work plan with an estimate of the time involved. For bringing the facility back into service. Thus for this reason experience regarding inspection of new and existing facilities is very helpful. The Consultant will be required to provide the plans, specifications and estimates to be used in the cleanup of any and all facilities. These items will then be used in bid documents for actual work completed. The Consultant will also be required to provide inspection and assessment services for any and all work completed by any and all contractors or sub-contractors on projects in their control. On each project, the State may choose to provide certain oversight, inspection, management, equipment, or services to the consultant and/or contractor, depending on cost and/or availability. These items shall be identified in the Work Order as State furnished items. All elements of any site investigation shall meet standards set forth by local, state, and federal regulatory agencies. Deviation from any and/or all of these standards must be provided in writing and approved in advanced by the State and may also require written regulatory agency approval. The investigative technique (drilling method, sampling plan, sample handling procedure, analytical methods and equipment) must be procedurally acceptable to the regulatory agencies and to the State Fuel Network Project Manager. Coordination with DEQ, Local Health Districts, and Local Fire Departments will be required. Submitter shall comment and provide examples of experience working with the USEPA, Utah DEQ, City, and County regulatory agencies.
