HomeMy WebLinkAboutNRC Environmental Services Inc; 2015-10-28;AGREEMENT FOR AS-NEEDED HAZARDOUS WASTE REMOVAL SERVICES
NRC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into as of the day of
(iQTnp^J^ 20\^ by and behween the CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal
corporation, ("City"), and NRC Environmental Services, Inc., a California corporation,
("Contractor").
RECITALS
City requires the professional services of a company that is experienced in the disposal of
hazardous materials. Contractor has the necessary experience in providing Uiese professional
services and advice related to hazardous waste categorization, transportation and disposal
sen/ices. The Contractor has affirmed its willingness and ability to perform such work.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of these recitals and the mutual covenants
contained herein, City and Contractor agree as follows:
1. SCOPE OF WORK
City retains Contractor to perform, and Contractor agrees to render, those sen/ices (the
"Services") that are defined in Exhibit "A", attached and incorporated by this reference in
accordance with the ternis and conditions set forth in this Agreement.
2. TERM
This Agreement will be effective for a period of hwo (2) years from the date first above written.
3. COMPENSATION
The total fee payable for the Services to be performed will be an amount not to exceed ten
thousand dollars ($10,000.00). No other compensation forthe Services will be allowed except for
items covered by subsequent amendments to this Agreement. City reserves the right to withhold
a ten percent (10%) retention until City has accepted the wori< and/or the Services specified in
Exhibit "A."
4. WAGE RATES
The general prevailing rate of wages for each craft or type of wori<er needed to execute the
contract shall be those as determined by the Director of Industrial Relations pursuant to Sections
1770, 1773 and 1773.1 of the Labor Code. Pursuant to Section 1773.2 of the Labor Code, a
current copy of the applicable wage rates is on file in the Office of the City Engineer. The
contractor to whom the contract is awarded shall not pay less than the said specified prevailing
rates of wages to all workers employed by him or her in execution of the contract.
5. STATUS OF CONTRACTOR
Contractor will perform the Services as an independent contractor and in pursuit of Contractor's
independent calling, and not as an employee of City. Contractor will be under the control of City
only as to the results to be accomplished.
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6. INDEMNIFICATION
Contractor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the City and its officers, officials, employees
and volunteers from and against all claims, damages, losses and expenses Including attorneys
fees arising out of the performance of the wori< described herein caused by any negligence,
recklessness, or willful misconduct of the Contractor, any subcontractor, anyone directly or
indirectly employed by any of them or anyone for whose acts any of them may be liable.
The parties expressly agree that any payment, attorney's fee. costs or expense City Incurs or
makes to or on behalf of an injured employee under the City's self-administered workers'
compensation is included as a loss, expense or cost for the purposes of this section, and that this
section will sun/ive the expiration or eariy tennination of this Agreement.
Contractor has not created or contributed to the creation or existence of any regulated waste,
including toxic, radioactive or hazardous substances, wastes or materials, including recovered
spilled materials and contaminated materials ("wastes") at or related to the project site or in
connection with or related to this Agreement. Contractor does not own the treatment, storage or
disposal facilities ("TSDF"). By entering into this Agreement and providing the sen/ices requested
by City, it is not intended that the Contractor assume the obligations or liability of an "owner",
"operator", "generator," "arranger for transportation or disposal" or other "responsible party" (as
defined under Federal and State of CA environmental laws) of any pre-existing waste on site or
waste that results from work. The TSDF will not be considered a subcontractor of Contractor
under this Agreement. Contractor will not be liable for the acts, errors or omissions of the non-
owned TSDF and City shall look solely to the TSDF and its insurance carriers to respond to liability
caused by releases at the TSDF.
7. INSURANCE
Contractor will obtain and maintain policies of commercial general liability Insurance, automobile
liability insurance, a combined policy of woricers' compensation, employers liability insurance, and
professional liability insurance from an insurance company authorized to transact the business of
insurance in the State of California which has a current Best's Key Rating of not less than "A-:VH";
OR vm a surplus line insurer on the State of California's List of Approved Surplus Line Insurers
(LASLI) with a rating in the latest Best's Key Rating Guide of at least "A:X"; OR an alien non-
admitted insurer listed by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) latest
quarteriy listings report, in an amount of not less than one million dollars ($1,000,000) each,
unless othenwise authorized and approved by the Risk Manager or the City Manager. Contractor
will obtain occunence coverage, excluding Professional Liability, which will be written as claims-
made coverage. The insurance will be in force during the life of this Agreement and will not be
canceled without thirty (30) days prior written notice to the City by certified mail. City will be named
as an additional insured on General Liability which shall provide primary coverage to the City. The
full limits available to the named insured shall also be available and applicable to the City as an
additional insured. Contractor will fumish certificates of insurance to the Contract Department,
with endorsements to City prior to City's execution of this Agreement.
8. CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Contractor shall file a Conflict of Interest Statement with the City Clerk in accordance with the
requirements of the City of Carisbad Conflict of Interest Code. The Contractor shall report
investments or interests in all four categories.
9. COMPLIANCE WiTH LAWS
Contractor will comply with all applicabie local, state and federal laws and regulations prohibiting
discrimination and harassment and will obtain and maintain a City of Carlsbad Business License
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for the term of this Agreement.
10 TERMINATION
City or Contractor may terminate this Agreement at any time after a discussion, and written notice
to the other party. City will pay Contractor's costs for sen/ices delivered up to the time of
termination, if the sen/ices have been delivered in accordance with the Agreement.
11. CLAIMS AND LAWSUITS
By signing this Agreement, Contractor agrees it may be subject to civil penalties for the filing of
false claims as set forth in the California False Claims Act, Government Code sections 12650, ef
seq., and Carisbad Municipal Code Sections 3.32.025, ef seq. Contractor further acknowledges
that debarment by another jurisdiction is grounds for the City of Cartsbad to terminate this
Agreement.
12. JURISDICTIONS AND VENUE
Contractor agrees and stipulates that the proper venue and jurisdiction for resolution of any disputes
between the parties arising out ofthis Agreement is the State Superior Court, San Diego County,
California.
13. ASSIGNMENT
Contractor may assign neither this Agreement nor any part of it, nor any monies due or to become
due under it, without the prior written consent of City.
14. AMENDMENTS
This Agreement may be amended by mutual consent of City and Contractor. Any amendment will
be In writing, signed by both parties, with a statement of estimated changes in charges or time
schedule.
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15. AUTHORITY
The individuals executing this Agreement and
Contractor each represent and warrant that they
to bind Contractor to the temns and conditions of
CONTRACTOR
^^.^ (sign here)
(print name/title) itleT
By:
(sign here)
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(print name/title)
the instruments referenced in it on behalf of
have the legal power, right and actual authority
this Agreement.
CITY OF CARLSBAD, a municipal
corporation ofthe State of California
yiayor or Director
Kris Hazeltine
ATTEST:
BARBARA ENG
City Clerk
If required by City, proper notarial acknowledgment of execution by contractor must be attached.
If a corporation. Agreement must be signed by one corporate officer from each of the following
two groups:
Group A.
Chairman,
President, or
Vice-President
Group B.
Secretary,
Assistant Secretary,
CFO or Assistant Treasurer
Otherwise, the corporation must attach a resolution certified by the secretary or assistant
secretary under corporate seal empowering the officer(s) signing to bind the corporation.
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CELIA A. BREWER, City Attorney
By:.
"Assistant City Attorney
City Attorney Approved Version 4/1/15
EXHIBIT "A"
SCOPE OF SERVICES
NRC Environmental Services, Inc. agrees to perform the following services forthe Parks &
Recreation Department on an as-needed basis. Charges will be based on the most current
published Price List.
Prepare site specific Health and Safety Plan
Mobilize necessary personnel (Class C driver with Haz-Mat endorsement), equipment
(gear truck and drum dolly) to the provided site address
Conduct waste containerization and pick-up in approved DOT container
Waste labeling, load securement and hauling it off from site for further disposal at
Crosby & Overton, Long Beach, CA
Submit completed waste proflle to the disposal facility for authorization/approval
Prepare, as required, hazardous waste manifest for legal transportation (if required)
Demobilize personnel and equipment
Provide proper documentation
Total not-to-exceed amount for the two (2) year period: $10,000
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PRICE LIST
Effective February 18, 2015
Personnel 2
Equipment 3
Boom 3
Recovery Skimmers 3
Temporary Storage 3
Vessels Support 3
Excavation 3
Trailers 4
Trucks 4
Vacuum Trucks/Trailers 5
Vehicles 5
Blowers/Compressors 5
Pressure Washers 5
Pumps 5
Hoses/Pipes/Fittings 6
Support 6
Communications 7
Safety 7
Materials & Supplies 9
Bags/Sheeting 9
Cleaners 9
Containers 9
Safety 9
Sorbents 10
Miscellaneous 10
Price List Terms: Customer's request for NRC Environmental Services Inc. (NRC) to perform services
constitutes an agreement to pay for those services under the Personnel, Equipment and Material Terms of this
Price List, regardless of any estimates provided by NRC. Charges wlll be based on the most current published
Price List. Surcharges to current published rates may apply in non-local areas. Surcharges may also apply to
cover unanticipated cost increases for items, Including but not limited to fuel and insurance, resulting from
circumstances beyond the control of NRC. Rates are based upon net 10 payment terms unless othenwise
agreed by prior written contract with NRC. Balances outstanding more than ten (10) days after the invoice date
shall be deemed delinquent and shall earn Interest at the rate of 1.5 % per month. Customers without a pre-
existing NRC contract are subject to a minimum charge of $5,000.00 to be paid at time of call out for emergency
response services and any charges for services estimated to exceed the minimum are also payable In advance.
All rates are in U.S. dollars. Payments made using credit cards (VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX) shall incur an
additional processing fee of 3%.
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PERSONNEL
DESCRIPTION HOURLY RATE
SP Senior Project Manager 136
CH Certified Industrial Hygienist/Training Manager (NRC only) 200
PM Project Manager 111
TR Trainer 126
SU Superintendent 96
AM Assistant Project Manager (Operations, Planning, Logistics, Finance) 93
HS Health & Safety 101
SA Senior Accountant 86
SM Support Manager (Purchasing, Communications, Transportation, Decon) 81
PS Project Scientist / Field Chemist 76
PR Purchaser / Subcontracts Administrator 66
AS Administrative Support / Accountant 51
FS Field Supervisor 74
MC Mechanic/Welder 71
EO Equipment Operator 63
DR Driver (Commercial) 59
SF Site Foreman 61
RT Confined Space / Rescue Technician 58
LO Licensed Vessel Operator 86
VO Vessel Operator 61
DH Deckhand 51
TE Technician - HAZWOPER 49
RC Resource Coordinator (Dispatch, Warehouse, Logistics) 58
MT Marine Technician 61
ST Specialist Technician (Tanker Rollover/Tank Car/Compressed Gas) 70
Personnel Terms:
1. Minimum call out is 4 hours per person, except for projects over 50 miles from office location require 8-hour daily minimum.
2. All Personnel rates are subjectto the following:
a) Weekdays: 0700 to 1500 hours charged at Straight Time (ST = Hourly Rate); 1500 to 1900 hours charged at Overtime (OT = 1%
times the Hourly Rate); 1900 to 0700 hours charged at Double Time (DT = 2 times the Hourly Rate). Changes to start times for Weekday
ST, OT and DT may be requested by Client and may be approved by NRC on a case-by-case basis for longer projects.
b) Saturday: First 8 hours charged at OT; hours over first 8 hours charged at DT.
c) Sundays and Holidays: All time charged at DT. The follow/ing are included holidays: New Year's Day, Presidents Day, Memorial
Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Other holidays may apply when
employing certain union personnel, including but not limited to: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Cesar Chavez's Birthday, Veterans Day, day
before Christmas and day after Christmas.
d) ST, OT and DT rates are applied per a) - c) above regardless of the number of hours worked for any Client on any particular day.
Rates for hours subsequent to a break of less than 8 hours are charged at the appropriate OT or DT rate continuous to hours prior to the
break.
e) Ali time for projects outside 48 contiguous United States charged at 150% times rates per a) - d) above.
f) All time involved in providing expert testimony in any court, deposition or hearing, etc. including preparation and travel time will be
charged at DT.
3. All project specific personnel, including accounting, administrative, personnel support, logistics and management, whether on site, at
NRC offices, or at support locations, are chargeable. All personnel are charged according to the above rates, regardless of full-time, part-
time or third party labor source status, unless provided as part of a specified subcontracted service. Surcharges apply for remote sites
and prevailing-wage projects. Personnel charged per their standard category rates for participation in any activity provided on behalf of
the Customer including depositions, intervievre, document preparation, etc.
4. Time charges begin with equipment and personnel mobilization activities and tenninate atthe conciusion ofthe services, including
transportation of equipment and personnel back to operations centers and any necessary demobilization activities. Personnel time is
charged in half-hour increments for all personnel. All hourly rates wiil be charged Portal-to-Portal from the location of personnel when
dispatched, including but not limited to NRG office, personnel home, hotel or other jobsite as applicable. Personnel on standby for
Customer wiil be charged at 8 hours per 24-hour period.
5. Transportation and any incidental costs for ail emergency response personnel, both on site, at support iocations and traveling to and
from the site or support locations, are charged at cost plus 20%. Per Diem charges for food in metropolitan areas are $60.00 per person
per day. Non-premium area per diem rates for lodging are $140.00 per person per day. Rates for premium areas and remote sites to be
determined by NRC at time of service.
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EQUIPMENT
CATEGORY ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
1001 Anchor Gear Each/Day 31
1002 Boom Mooring Light Each/Day 13
1003 Contractor Boom, up to 21" Ft/Day 2
1004 Petro Barrier, up to 24" Ft/Day 3
1005 Ocean Boom, up to 42" Ft/Day 7
2001 Air Conveyor, VS-50 Day 3,060
2002 Belt Skimmer, Marco Class XI-C Day 4,080
2003 Belt Skimmer Vessel, JBF DIP 3001 Hour 357
2004 Belt Skimmer Vessel, Marco 1 C Hour 383
2005 Brush Skimmer, Lamor Day 3,672
2006 Brush Skimmer, Aquaguard RBS-40 Day 2,550
2007 Brusti Skimmer, Aquaguard RBS-25 or 10 Twin Day 2,040
2008 Brush/Drum/Disc Skimmer, Aquaguard RBS-05 Day 867
2009 Disc Skimmer, MI-30, Komara 12K Day 1,836
2010 Disc Skimmer, Vikoma Sea Skimmer Day 2,040
2124 Disc Skimmer, X-150, Elastec Day 4,590
2011 Drum Skimmer, Roto 70 Day 3,570
2012 Drum Skimmer, Action Petroleum Model 60 Day 1,428
2013 Drum Skimmer, Action Petroleum Model 36 Day 1,224
2014 Drum Skimmer, Action Petroleum Model 24 Day 816
2015 Rope Mop Skimmer, 11-9 Day 816
2016 Rope Mop Skimmer, 1-4, 11-4, 11-6 Day 612
2017 Rope Mop Skimmer, extra rope, 100' Day 112
2018 Vacuum/Transfer Unit (VTU) Day 1,836
2019 Weir Skimmer, Desmi 250 Day 3,570
2020 Weir Skimmer, Foilex, vacuum Day 1,530
2021 Weir Skimmer, Foilex, hydraulic Day 2,550
2022 Weir, Cascade LP 3000 or Vikoma Fastflowec Day 1,632
2023 Weir Skimmer, Skimpak or Oleo, 2" or 3" Day 306
3001 Bladder Tank, 24 barrel Day 255
3002 Bladder Tank, 25-100 barrel Day 510
3003 Bladder Tank, 101 -240 barrel Day 1,020
3004 Container, Intermodal or Connex Storage, 20' Day 23
3005 Container, Intermodal or Connex Storage, 40' Day 45
3006 Roll-off Bins, up to 20 cu. yd. Day 23
3007 Roll-off Bins, over 20 to 40 cu. yd. Day 45
3008 Storage Tank, 500 to 2,499 gallon Day 21
3009 Storage Tank, 2,500 to 4,499 gallon Day 26
3010 Storage Tank, 4,500 to 6,000 gallon Day 36
3015 Storage Tank, 20,000 gal, with berm Day 92
3011 Tank Barge, up to 210 bbis (NRC only) Day 1,530
3014 Tank Barge, Pebble Beach or Kenny Day 11,750
3012 Tote Tank, DOT approved, 275 to 300 gal Day 82
3013 Vacuum Box, up to 25 cu. yd. Day 82
4001 Deck Barge, up to 110' Day 510
4002 Response Vessel, 65' Hour 383
4003 Response Vessel, 35' - 55' Hour 230
4004 Response Vessel, 30' - 34' Hour 163
4005 Response Vessel, 25' - 29' Hour 128
4006 Response Vessel, 16'- 24' Hour 102
4007 Skiffs w/outboard, 15' or less Hour 52
4008 Skiffs w/o outboard Hour 26
BOOM
RECOVERY/
SKIMMERS
TEMPORARY
STORAGE
VESSELS/
SUPPORT
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CATEGORY
EXCAVATION
TRAILERS
TRUCKS
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
5001 Backhoe, 710 or equivalent Day 383
5002 Backhoe, 580 or equivalent Day 332
5003 Backhoe Attachment, Breaker Day 224
5004 Backhoe Attachment, Compactor Day 128
5022 Compaction, Sheepsfoot or Roller Day 253
5006 Dump Bed, Morooka 5-10 cu. yd. Day 357
5021 Dump Truck, 5 cu. yd., w/ Plow & Sander Hour 179
5007 Excavator, Mini Day 332
5008 Excavator, up to 37,000 Ib Day 867
5009 Excavator, 38,000 to 53,000 Ib Day 1,071
5010 Excavator, over 53,000 Ib Day 1,530
5017 Excavator, over 100,000 ib Hour 255
5011 Excavator Attachment, Thumb or Wheel Day 357
5012 Excavator Attachment, Hammer Day 561
5013 Loader, Bobcat, Skidsteer or equivalent Day 357
5014 Loader Attachment, Breaker, Compactor or Grapple Day 179
5015 Loader, up to 4 yds. Day 663
5023 Snowcat Day 960
6001 Trailer, Confined Space Entry/Rescue Day 2,040
6002 Trailer, Decon, up to 24' Day 357
6003 Trailer, Dump, 7,000 - 12,000 Ib Day 255
6004 Trailer, Dump, Side/End, 18 yd. Hour 36
6023 Trailer, Emergency Response, Petroleum Day 200
6005 Trailer, Emergency Response, up to 24' Day 357
6006 Trailer, Emergency Response, 40'- 48' Day 510
6007 Trailer, Equipment, Utility, 1-2 ton Day 102
6008 Trailer, Equipment, Utility, 3-10 ton Day 255
6009 Trailer, Flatbed, up to 48' Day 255
6010 Trailer, Incident Command Genter, 24' Day 663
6011 Trailer, Incident Command Center, 48' Day 1,530
6012 Trailer, Low Boy Day 306
6013 Trailer, MTR (boom, boat, skimmer add'l if deployed) Day 357
6014 Trailer, Office Day 204
6015 Trailer, Rocket (Roll Off Bin) Launcher Hour 41
6016 Trailer, Side Dump, 3 axle Day 612
6017 Trailer, Tilt Top, 26 ton Day 255
6018 Trailer, Van, up to 48' Day 357
6019 Trailer, Water Buffalo (up to 500 gallons, with pump) Day 204
6020 Trailer, Wildlife Response and Rehab (supplies add'l) Day 2,550
6021 Trailer, Wildlife Search & Collection Day 1,020
6022 Trailer, Wildlife Support Day 357
7001 Tractor, Diesel Hour 46
7002 Truck, Camera Hour 128
7003 Truck, Crane, 1 ton - 6 ton Hour 67
7004 Truck, Crane, 7 ton -10 ton Hour 77
7005 Truck, Crane, 10 ton -18 ton Hour 97
7006 Truck, Crane, 40 ton Hour 143
7007 Truck, Dump, up to 10 vard Hour 62
7008 Truck, Dump, over 10 vard Hour 67
7009 Truck, Dump, over 10 vard with pup Hour 72
7016 Truck, Flatbed or Van, 2-Axle, up to 24' Hour 46
7010 Truck, Gear, less than 1 ton Hour 22
7012 Truck, Gear, 1 ton Hour 26
7014 Truck, Gear, 2 ton - 5 ton Hour 38
7017 Truck, Hazmat Response, up to 24' Hour 77
7018 Truck, Marine Response Hour 52
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CATEGORY
VACUUM
TRUCKS/
TRAILERS
VEHICLES
BLOWERS /
COMPRESSORS
PRESSURE
WASHERS
PUMPS
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
7019 Truck, Roll Off Bin, Bobtail Hour 72
7020 Truck, Roll Off Bin, Bobtail with trailer Hour 82
7021 Truck, Water, UD to 3000 gallons Hour 112
8001 Guzzler/Air Mover (filters add'l) Hour 153
8002 Vactor/Jetter - Combo Unit (attachments add'l) Hour 189
8003 Vacuum Trailer, 120 -130 bbl, black iron Hour 31
8004 Vacuum Trailer, 120 -130 bbl, stainless Hour 46
8005 Vacuum Truck, less than 35 bbl Hour 52
8006 Vacuum Truck, 35 - 80 bbl Hour 62
8007 Vacuum Trailer, less than 50 bbl Hour 26
9001 All-Terrain Vehicle Day 245
9002 All-Terrain Vehicle, Cargo Carrying Day 383
9003 Auto, Personnel or Support Day 102
9004 Van, MTR (boom, boat, skimmer add'l if deployed ) Day 408
9005 Van, Maintenance, Personnel or Support Day 153
9006 Wildlife Transport-Care Vehicle Day 612
1101 Air Compressor, up to 100 CFM Day 153
1102 Air Compressor, 100 to 185 CFM Day 230
1103 Air Compressor, 210 to 375 CFM Day 332
1104 Blower, Coppus, Electric/Pneumatic Day 102
1105 Blower, Negative Air Exhaust, 6" (consumables add'l) Day 77
1106 Blower, Negative Air Exhaust, 12" (consumables add'l) Day 112
1107 Blower, Venturi, Horn Day 31
1108 Exhaust Duct, 25' x 6", 10" or 12" Day 26
1202 Hydroblaster, 6,000 psi Hour 52
1203 Hydroblaster, 10,000 psi Hour 72
1204 Hydroblaster, 20,000 psi Hour 184
1209 Jetter Trailer Hour 97
1206 Flexible Lance, 50', nozzle, foot-pedal, up to 5k p si Day 77
1212 Flexible Lance, 50', nozzle, foot-pedal, 5k plus to 20k Day 121
1211 Flexible Lance, 150', nozzle, and foot-pedal, up to 5k Day 128
1214 Dump-Style Gun, Foot Operated, up to 20k psi Day 86
1215 Dump-Style Gun, Single, Safety Surround, up to 40k Day 126
1216 Dump-Style Gun, Dual, Safety Surround, up to 20k psi Day 126
1217 Dump-Style Gun, Multi Gun Valve Control System Day 106
1219 Flange Mount Anti-Withdrawl Device Day 16
1218 Pipe Centralizer, 8" - 36" Diameter Day 31
1207 Pressure Washer, up to 3,000 psi, single Day 255
1210 Pressure Washer, up to 3,000 psi, dual w/ tank Day 612
1208 Pressure Washer, 3,000 to 5,000 psi Day 357
1205 Remote Tank Cleaning (Gamajet) Head Day 306
1201 Specialty Nozzles up to 5k psi (Roto, fogging, etc.) Day 46
1213 Specialty Nozzles over 5k psi (Rotating multi-tip) Day 81
1311 Drum Vacuum (consumables add'l) Day 153
1301 Pump, up to 1", Petroleum Day 62
1302 Pump, upto 1", Chemical Day 97
1303 Pump, 2", Petroleum Day 87
1304 Pump, 2", Chemical Day 199
1305 Pump, 2", Chemical Peristaltic Day 357
1306 Pump, 3", Petroleum Day 102
1307 Pump, 3", Chemical Day 301
1312 Pump, 3", Hydraulic (Archimedes/MT30) w/power pack Day 1,530
1308 Pump, 4", Petroleum Day 179
1309 Pump, 4", Petro-Submersible Day 332
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CATEGORY ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
1310 Pump, 5"- 6", Petroleum Day 408
1316 Pump, Double Diaphragm, Stainless Steel, 1" Day 204
1317 Pumo, Double Diaphragm, Stainless Steel, 2" Dav 306
1405 Guzzler/Air Mover Vacuum Breaker Day 31
1406 Guzzler/Air Mover/Jetter Fittings (elbows, tees, etc.) Day/Each 9
1415 Hose, Discharge (lay flat), 2" 50 Ft/Day 11
1416 Hose, Discharge (lay flat), 3" 50 Ft/Day 13
1417 Hose, Discharge (lay fiat). A" 50 Ft/Day 16
1418 Hose, Discharge (lay fiat), 6" 50 Ft/Day 26
1401 Hose, Fire, 1.5" 50 Ft/Day 16
1402 Hose, Fire, 2.5" 50 Ft/Day 19
1403 Hose, Guzzler/Air Mover, Pipe, 4" Ft/Day 5
1404 Hose, Guzzler/Air Mover, Pipe, 6" Ft/Day 6
1420 Hose, Hydraulic 50 Ft/Day 26
1428 Hose, Hydroblaster, up to 20,000 psi 50 Ft/Day 122
1407 Hose, Pneumatic 50 Ft/Day 11
1429 Hose, Pressure Washer, up to 6,000 psi 50 Ft/Day 21
1408 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 2", Petro 25 Ft/Day 16
1409 Hose, Suction 8e Discharge, 2", Chemical 25 Ft/Day 31
1410 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 3", Petro 25 Ft/Day 26
1411 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 3", Chemical 25 Ft/Day 41
1412 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 4", Petro 25 Ff Day 36
1413 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 4", Chemical 25 Ft/Day 62
1414 Hose, Suction & Discharge, 6", Petro 25 Ft/Day 46
1424 Hose, Teflon, 1" Rubber Jacketed or 2" Stainless Braid Ft/Day 36
1419 Hose, Wash, up to 1" 50 Ft/Day 11
1501 Air Knife Day 153
1554 Airless Sprayer Day 87
1555 Bag Filter System, Single (bag filters add'l) Day 62
1502 Bag Filter System, Dual Pod (bag filters add'l) Day 77
1567 Banding Equipment, 2-inch Hour 31
1568 Banding Equipment, 2-inch Day 245
1503 Carbon Filtration System, 55 gal drum Each 357
1504 Chipping Gun, Pneumatic Day 41
1505 Compactor, Hand Operated Day 153
1506 Decon Cleaning Pool, Portable 10' x 15' Day 128
1507 Decon Gleaning Pool, Portable 10' x 30' Day 204
1508 Decon Cleaning Pool, Portable 20' x 100' Day 561
1509 Decon Cleaning Pool, Portable 25' x 50' Day 281
1510 Decon Station, Personnel 2 Stage (supplies add'l) Day 52
1553 Decon Station, Personnel 3 Stage (supplies add'l) Day 77
1511 Electrical Accessories (cords, GFCI, adaptors) Day 15
1573 Floor Buffer (pads add'l) Day 76
1512 Forklift, 5K to IOK Ib Day 281
1513 Forklift, Attachment Day 102
1514 Generator, less than 4 kW Day 52
1515 Generator, 4 kW to less than 7.5 kW Day 117
1516 Generator, 7.5 kW to 12.5 kW Day 168
1574 Generator, 67 kW Day 328
1517 Handheld Pipeline Locator System Day 153
1569 Hydrogen Peroxide System (consumables add'l) Day 245
1518 Jackhammer Day 153
1519 Ladder, Extension, Folding or Jacobs Day 41
1557 Laser Level Kit, 1/16" x 100' Day 57
1558 Laser Level Kit, 1/4" x 100' Day 16
HOSES / PIPES
FITTINGS
SUPPORT
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CATEGORY ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
1520 Light Tower, Trailer Mounted Day 179
1521 Light, Explosion-Proof Day 45
1570 Light, Explosion-Proof, LED String (10 lights/each) Day 449
1522 Light, Stand, Regular, 500W Day 17
1523 Light, Stand, Regular, 1000W Day 62
1524 Office Space (for command post at NRG as available) Day 1,5130
1525 Pipe Plug 4" to 18" (includes 20' airline hose) Day 97
1526 Pipe Plug 18" to 24" (includes 20' airiine hose) Day 158
1527 Pipe Plug 24" to 36" (includes 20' airline hose) Day 179
1528 Pipe Plug 36" to 48" (includes 20' airiine hose) Day 219
1529 Pipe Plug 48" to 60" (includes 20' airline hose) Day 357
1572 Portable Toilet, (includes service, wash basin) Day 102
1563 Portable Breathing Air Compressor Day 383
1530 Power Pack, Hydraulic, 1 hp (<0.75 kW) Day 52
1531 Power Pack, Hydraulic, 16 hp (0.75 kW < 12 kW) Day 141
1532 Power Pack, Hydraulic, 40 hp (12 kW < 30 kW) Day 281
1533 Power Pack, Hydraulic, 60 hp (30 kW < 45 kW) Day 510
1534 Road Closure Signs, reflective Day/Each 52
1535 Road Closure, Barricades, Cones, Delineators Day/Each 6
1536 Sand & Floor Dry Spreader Attachment Day 97
1537 Saw, Chain Day 62
1538 Saw, Cutoff Day 128
1575 Scissor Lift, 24' Day 121
1539 Soil Sampler, Hollow Stem Day 52
1556 Surf Rake, Model 600 HD Day 765
1540 Tools, Hand (brooms, shovels, etc.) Each/Day 6
1541 Tools, Mechanical Set Each/Day 52
1542 Tools, Non-Sparking Each/Day 16
1543 Tools, Power, Small (drills, Sawzall, etc.) Each/Day 36
1544 Truck Ramps Day 153
1545 Vacuum, HEPA (filters add'l) Day 255
1546 Vacuum, Shop (filters add'l) Day 52
1547 Vactor/Jetter Attachment (hydro-exca, Drum-it head, nozzles) Day/Each 97
1566 Vapor Extraction System, Portable Day 357
1548 Welding Unit / Torch Set, Portable Day 87
1549 Wildlife Rehabilitation Pool Day 204
1550 Wildlife Shelter, 19'x35' Day 2,040
1551 Wildlife Shelter, 20' x 20' Day 765
1552 Yokohama Fenders, 8' diameter Day 179
COMMUNICATIONS 1601 Base Station Day 77
1602 Cellular Phone (airtime over $10 per day add'l) Day 36
1603 Computer and/or Printer Dav 97
1604 GPS Unit Dav 52
1605 Hiqh Power Repeater System w/Generator Dav 306
1606 Radio, UHF or VHF, Portable Dav 26
1607 Satellite Phone (includes 20 minutes airtime oer dav) Dav 77
1608 Satellite Dish for HS Internet Dav 128
1609 Respirator Comms Svstem Dav 120
SAFETY 1701 Air Sampling Kit (tubes add'l) Day 41
1702 Chest or Hip Waders, Insulated Cooling Vests Dav 26
1726 Cylinder Containment Device Dav 2,040
1704 Eyewash Station Dav 36
1705 Drager CMS Meter Dav 204
1706 Floatation Work Suit Dav 52
1707 Floatation Work Vest, PFD Dav 11
1710 Harness (includinq Lanyard or SRL) Dav 26
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CATEGORY ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
1730 Hazcat Kit Daw 153
1734 Kendrick Extrication Device (KED) Use 200
1733 Manometer Dav 76
1711 Meter, 4EC Radiation Dav 357
1712 Meter, LEL/02/H2S/CO Dav 153
1725 Meter, LEL/02/H2S/CO/PID Dav 255
1713 Meter, Jerome Mercurv Dav 612
1723 Meter, Lumex Mercurv Dav 867
1714 Meter, Personal / Gillian, Sinale/4-qas Each/Day 41
1715 Meter, Personal / Particulate Monitorina Dav 153
1716 Meter, PID Dav 204
1717 Mercurv Vacuum (consumables add'l) Dav 765
1728 Midland Capping Kit Day 1,020
1724 Remote Drum Drilling Unit Dav 612
1708 Respirator, Full Face (cartridges add'l) Dav 26
1709 Respirator, Half Face (cartridges add'l) Dav 21
1718 Salvage Cylinder/Coffin Dav 1,530
1719 SCBA or Egress Bottles w/ lines Dav/Each 128
1729 SCBA or Egress Bottles w/ lines, Refill Day/Each 26
1731 Shin and Metatarsal Guards, Aluminum Dav 26
1720 Six Pack / Regulated Air SUDDIV (includes upto 300' airline) Dav 306
1721 Triood and Winch Dav 255
1732 Turtle Armor Suit (Torso, Chaps, Gaiters, Gauntlets) Day 86
Equipment Terms:
1. NRG does not rent equipment in a bare condition. Ali equipment shall be operated and controiied by NRC Personnel oniy. All equipment sent to
site by NRG shall be in a basic operating condition. Additionai components charged to Customer include, but are not limited to, muitipie hose
lengths, blast shields, specialty tips or fittings, specialty connections, noise abatement, catalytic converters, etc. Equipment prices do not include
fuel, operator or mobilization unless othenMse stated. Fuei consumed in non-mileage related operation of equipment, including vehicle and non-
vehicle equipment and vessels, will be charged at cost plus 20%. Vacuum truck washouts will be charged at cost pius 20%. Regulatory permits
and environmental fees (HP Fees, BTU Fees, etc.) shali be assessed at cost plus 20% based upon the equipment and duration of such unit.
Additional equipment safety requirements beyond the published OSHA and DOT regulatory standards shall be priced at Cost +20% for the
additional items plus the cost of instailation. Equipment that requires electricai connection to owner/facility provided power shall only be connected
by licensed electricians experienced in the type of connection required and voltage rating. Equipment that requires air power to operate may be
attached to owner/facility provided that the pressure and connections are compatible with NRC equipment and that shut off valves are in
compliance with regulations.
2. Time charges are calculated portal to portal, including any demurrage beginning with equipment mobilization activities from the NRG office or
operations center unless othenA/ise specified, including all time at the site. Time charges terminate at the conciusion of the operation, which
includes transportation of equipment back to NRG office or operations center and completion of any necessary demobilization activities, including
disposal, cleaning, repair, replacement and/or delivery to NRC of restored equipment.
3. Day rates are based on 8 hours of operation. Equipment wili be charged in half-day increments for additional hours over 8, up to a total of 3
days charge during a 24-hour period. Minimum charge for daily rate equipment is daily charge per day. Minimum call out for hourly equipment is
four hours per day for local projects and eight hours per day for projects over 50 miles from mobilization site. Customers will be charged for unused
requested equipment until released and returned to service per Note 2.
4. Equipment not specified on the Price List will be charged at cost (including rental, insurance, freight, fuel, etc.) plus 20%.
5. In addition to payment of rental charges, Customer agrees to pay NRC, in accordance with rates contained in this Price List, for any cleaning or
repairs necessary to return all equipment to the same condition as at the commencement of services (with the exception of normal wear and tear).
Customer is also responsible for the payment of all transportation and disposal charges for any waste generated during cleaning. Only NRG or its
subcontractors shali perform any cleaning and decontamination operations on all equipment owned, rented or subcontracted by NRG. If NRG
determines that equipment cannot be returned to the condition it was in at the commencement ofthe services, Customer shall pay for all costs at
cost plus 20%, including freight and other expenses incurred by NRC to replace this equipment. All boom, whether new or used, that is damaged
beyond repair shall be replaced by NRG with new boom at Customer's expense at cost plus 20%, including freight and other expenses. Customer
shall pay for all costs of verification sampling, including wipe testing, fluid analysis, filter change outs, etc., per regulations of any equipment that
requires such prior to returning to unlimited operations, whether at NRC facilities or rental yards.
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MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
CATEGORY ITEM# DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
M100 Bulk Bag, 1 yard Each 32
M101 Plastic Bag, 36" x 60", 6 mil, 50/roll or box Roll/Box 102
M102 Plastic Bag, 36" x 60" (drum liner) Each 4
M103 Roll Off Bin Liner Each 36
M104 Sheeting, 20' to 32' x 100', 10 mil Roll 158
M105 Sheeting, 20' to 32' x 100', 6 mil Roll 117
M110 Sheeting, 8' to 20' x 100", 4 mil Roll 70
M111 Sheeting, 20' x 100", Flame Retardant, 6 mil Roll 80
M112 Sheeting, 12' x 100', Flame Retardant, 6 mil Roll 52
M205 Cleaner, Hand, 14 oz. tub n Each 6
M200 Cleaner, Hand, 1 gallon Each 31
M201 Cleaner, Marine/Industrial (Simple Green or equivalent) Gallon 26
M202 Disinfectant (bleach, A-33, or equivalent) Gallon 56
M204 Decon Solvent (HD citrus Degreaser, BioSolve, PES-51) Gallon 82
M209 Encapsulant Solution Gallon 46
M208 Hydrogen Peroxide System Chemical Gallon 62
M210 Mastic Remover Gallon 15
M207 Mercury Cleaning Solution Gallon 67
M206 Mercury Vapor Suppressant Pound 36
M318 1 Gallon, Poly Pail Each 11
M301 5 Gallon, Bucket w/ Lid Each 19
M313 5 Gallon, Plastic Carboy Each 21
M302 10 Gallon, Open Top, Steel Each 97
M319 15 Gallon, Open Top, Poly Each 81
M303 20 Gallon, Open Top, Steel Each 75
M304 30 Gallon, Open or Close Top, Refurbished Each 82
M320 30 Gallon, Open or Close Top, Steel, New Each 92
M305 55 Gallon, Close Top, Steel, Refurbished Each 62
M314 55 Gallon, Close Top, Steel, New Each 92
M306 55 Gallon, Open Top, Steel, Refurbished Each 66
M315 55 Gallon, Open Top, Steel, New Each 92
M316 55 Gallon, Open or Close Top, Poly, Refurbished Each 73
M307 55 Gallon, Open or Close Top, Poly, New Each 92
M308 85 Gallon, Overpack, Unlined, Black Each 230
M309 85 Gallon, Overpack, Lined, Yellow Each 260
M310 95 Gallon, Overpack, Poly Each 270
M317 275-300 Gallon, Liquid Tote, DOT, Recon Each 235
M311 275-300 Gallon, Liquid Tote, DOT, New Each 459
M321 Fluorescent Tube Disposal Container, 4' Each 39
M322 Fluorescent Tube Disposal Container, 8' Each 70
M312 Triwall Box, Cubic Yard, DOT Approved Each 128
M400 Acid Suit, 1 Piece Each 92
M401 Boot, Steel Toed, PVC/Nitrile Pair 29
M442 Face Shield Each 11
M402 Glove, Work Glove Pair 4
M403 Glove, Inner, Cotton, Latex or Nitrile Pair 1
M404 Glove, Inner, Cotton, Latex or Nitrile 50/Box 31
M405 Glove, Silver Shield Pair 6
M406 Glove, Medium Duty, PVC Pair 5
M407 Glove, Heavy Duty, PVC Pair 9
M408 Glove, Heavy Duty, Butyl Rubber Pair 31
M409 Hard Hat Each 29
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BAGS/SHEETING
CLEANERS
CONTAINERS
SAFETY
NRC Environmental Services Inc.
CATEGORY ITEM* DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
M410 Overboot, Disposable Pair 8
M446 PBl / FR Cotton / Nomex Coveralls (replacement) Each 350
M426 Protective Gear Level B Each 459
M427 Protective Gear Level B, Change Each 306
M428 Protective Gear Level C Each 87
M429 Protective Gear Level C, Change Each 57
M430 Protective Gear Level D Each 36
M431 Protective Gear Level D, Change Each 21
M432 Rain Gear, 2 Piece Set 21
M445 Rescue Rope, Lifeline or Tagline 10 Ft 13
M433 Respirator Cartridge, Single, OV, Acid Gas, P100 Pair 29
M443 Respirator Cartridge, Combo Pair 40
M434 Respirator Cartridge, Mercury/Chlorine Pair 55
M436 Safety Eyewear Each 8
M438 Safety Vest Each 33
M444 Thermo Pro Each 459
M439 Tyvek Suit, Saran-Coated, Disposable Each 31
M440 Tyvek Suit, Uncoated, Disposable Each 13
M441 Tyvek Suit, Poly-Coated, Disposable Each 15
M500 Absorbent, Chemical Stabilizer, 35 Ib Bag 133
M501 Absorbent, Absorb X Bag 19
M512 Chemical Pads, 15" x 9", 100/Bale Bale 92
M502 Floor Dry 25 Ib Bag 12
M503 Neutralizer (citric acid, soda ash or bicarbonate) Bag 163
M519 Neutralizer, Liquid Gallon 41
M504 Oil Snare on Rope, 50 ft/Bag Bag 138
M505 Oil Snare, 30/Carton Carton 112
M506 Sorbent Boom 5" x 10', 4/Bale Bale 102
M507 Sorbent Boom 8" x 10', 4/Bale Bale 189
M508 Sorbent Roll, SXT 638, 38" x 144' x 3/8" Roll 189
M509 Sorbent Sheet 17" x 19" x 3/8", 100/Bale Bale 77
M510 Sorbent Sweep 17" x 100' x 3/8" Each 133
M514 Straw Waddles, 25 ft/Roll Roll 52
M511 Vermiculite, 4 cu.ft. /Bag Bag 31
M627 Abatement Supplies (scrapers, mop-heads, etc.) Each 11
M621 Air Mover Dry Filter Sock Each 19
M600 Banner Tape, 3" Roll 21
M619 Catch Basin Filter Each 55
M626 Chemtape Roll 41
M601 Cotton Rags, 25 Ib Box/Bale Each 52
M602 Decon Pool, Small Personnel Each 31
M617 Flex Hose, Consumable, 4" Foot 3
M618 Flex Hose, Consumable, 6" Foot 4
M628 Floor Buffer Pads Each 51
M604 Duct Tape, 2" Roll 9
M622 HEPA Vacuum Consumables, Standard Each 52
M625 HEPA vacuum Consumables, Tornado Filter Each 255
M623 HEPA Vacuum Consumables, Complete Each 459
M631 Lead Paint Field Screening Test Kit - 5 Tests Each 45
M629 Masking Tape, 3" Roll 10
M606 Mercury Vacuum Consumables Change Out Each 77
M620 Negative Air Exhaust Consumables Change Out Each 173
M513 Orange Construction Fence, 4'x100' Roll 66
M607 Petro Flag Test Kit Per Test 36
M632 pH Strips Package 30
SORBENTS
MISCELLANEOUS
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CATEGORY ITEM* DESCRIPTION UNIT RATE
M612 Photo Documentation, Disposable or Digital Each 36
M613 Poly Rope, 600', up to 1/2" Roll 92
M630 Scrubbing Pads Each 4
M603 Sampling Tubes and Supplies Each 20
M614 Sand Bags, Filled Each 10
M633 Silt Fence, 100' Roll 112
M616 Sprayer, Hand Held (Hudson), 3 gallon Each 57
M801 Water, Drinking, 24/case Case 15
M850 Mileage for Car (M850 + Eq item#)'^°'^^ Mile 0.65
M851 Mileage for Trucks/Vans (M851+ Eq item#)'^°'^^ Mile 0.75
M852 Mileage for Commercial Trucks (M852+Eq item*)'^'""^^ Mile 0.95
M860 Equipment Fuel (Gasoline) (M860 + Eq item#)No'es 7, s Gallon 4.50
M870 Equipment Fuel (Diesel) (M870+ Eq item#)N°'es 7, s Gallon 5.00
M880 Bridge Toll, Vehicle Each 8
M881 Bridge Toll, Vehicle w/ Trailer Each 28
M882 Bridge Toll, Semi w/ Trailer Each 30
M901 Transportation to TSDF, Triwalls Each 165
M902 Transportation to TSDF, Drums Each 45
D903 Disposal of Non-Haz Liquid Waste at NRC Gallon 0.35
Materials and Supplies Terms:
1. All materials and supplies utilized, whether listed in daily reports or not, are chargeable in full quantity amounts as indicated by the identified unit, i.e,
gallon, roll, each. Any materials or supplies not iisted on Price List, including Wildlife Trailer supplies and expendables and third-party invoices for
services, charged at cost plus 20%.
2. Quotes for waste disposal are based on meeting approved profiles. Analytical Data Packages beyond the industry standard QA/QG reports shall be
charged at Cost +20%. NRG will assist Customer in identifying disposal facility options and provide price quotes. However, this does not constitute a
referral and it is the sole responsibility ofthe Customer to designate the disposal facility. NRG will not take title to any wastes: dangerous, hazardous or
non-hazardous.
3. The number of change-outs of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are based on conditions occurring in the work area. PPE shall be changed at a
frequency that conforms to safety practices to prevent exposure to employees during the work activity. PPE categories:
Level D: Goveralls/Uniform, Steei Toe Boots, Safety Glasses, Work Gloves, Hard Hat and Safety Vest as applicable;
Level G: Levei D pius, Disposable Tyvek, Full Face or Half Face Respirator (excluding cartridges);
Level B: Level G plus SBCA or supplied air (inciudes mask, 100' air supply hose, supplied air, bottle manifold and egress bottle).
4. Petroleum based products prices subject to change at any time based on increased manufacturing costs.
5. NRC reserves the right to substitute products of equal quality and construction without affecting the performance. NRC applies the Brand Name of a
product as a reference only, and resen/es the right to substitute the product for simiiar and or equivalent products as it deems necessary.
6. NRC use of facility-directed or Customer-directed decontamination products, including but not limited to degreasing agents, cleaners, strippers,
conditioners, cutter stock, etc., shall be done at the facility's or Customer's risk.
7. Fuel increase surcharges m\\ be applied as follows to Mileage and Equipment Fuel rates: $0.01 per miie added to Gar rate (M850) for every $0.05
over $3.50 per gallon for gas; $0.02 added to Truck rate (M851) for every $0.05 and $0.03 added to Commercial rate (M852) for every $0.05 over $4.00
per gallon for diesel; Equipment Fuel rate increased $0.0125 per gallon for every $0.01 per gallon increase over $3.50 per gallon for gas (M860) and
$4.00 per gallon for diesel (M870). Surcharges caiculated using gas and diesel prices at time of service for the applicable city or region of sen/ice per
U.S. Energy Information Administration statistics available at www.eia.gov.
8. Vehicle and Equipment fuel usage (non-driving) charges are applied at the following burn rates: Extra Heavy Equipment (Guzzler, Jetter, etc.) = 6
gals/hr operated; Heavy Equipment (Tractors, Vac Trucks, >50 HP Compressors, Water Blasters, Large Generators, etc.) = 3 gals/hr operated; Light
Equipment (Pressure Washers, Compressors <50 HP, Light Towers, Small Generators) = 1 gal/hr operated.
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Donna Heraty
From: Donna Heraty
Sent: Tuesday October 27, 2015 4:10 PM
To: 'lklein(§)nrcc.com'
Cc: Jennifer Marinov
Subject: Form 700 - Conflict of Interest - It has been determined by the City Clerk's Office that
you are not required to file a Conflict of Interest Statement
Dear Consultant:
Regarding your agreement with the City of Cartsbad for As Needed Hazardous Waste Removal Services -
// your agreement states: Contractor shall file a Conflict of Interest Statement with the City Clerk in accordance with the
requirements of the City of Carlsbad Conflict of Interest Code. The Contractor shall report investments or interest in all four
categories.
It has been determined by the City Clerk's Office that you are not required to file a Conflict of Interest Statement for this
agreement with the City of Cartsbad. A copy of this email will be added to your file memorializing this decision.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Kindest regards,
Ccityof
Carlsbad
Shelley Collins, CMC
Assistant City Clerk
City Clerk's Office
City of Carlsbad
1200 Carisbad Village Drive
Carisbad, CA 92008-1949
www.carlsbadca.gov
760-434-2917 I Shellev.Collins@carisbadca.gov
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