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Exhibit A - Price Rate Sheet

Lake Elsinore City Council
November 14, 2023

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Exhibit A - Price Rate Sheet
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November 14, 2023
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Teom Brogdon
Serving the Greoter lnlond Empire

CALIFORNIA PREVAILING RATE AND MATERIALS SCHEDULE FOR INVOICING

CODE RATE/HR
AA Administrotive Assistont $85
PA Project Auditor (Documentotion Clerk) $90
MS Mobilizotion Support $ 100
TD Truck Driver
HSO Heolthy ond Sofety Officer s1 15
RCO Resource Coordinotor (Supply Technicion) $115
DMT Demolition Technicion $1 19
Lobor Foremon $1 20
EO Equipment Operotor $1 25
$122
RS Restorotion Supervisor $122
DT Dehumidificotion Technicion $122
MT Mold Technicion (Remediotion Technicion or Supervisor) $122 $1 1s
Drywoll lnstoller/Finisher $125
Corpenter (Fromer/Finish) $1 25
Trode Foremon (Commerciol Supervisor) $ 125
$1 15
Technicion Speciolist $122
Teom Leoder $122
TMR Technicion, Mochinery Rebuild $122
Hozmot/Asbestos Technicion $1 15
HLT
HS
Hozmot/Asbestos Leod Technicion
'Asbestos
122
$122
HPM Hozmst/Asbestos Project Monoger $135
HEO Hozmot/ Asbestos Equipment Operotor $1 25
APM Assistont Project Monoger $1 1s
Project Estimotor $117
PM Proiect Monoger $127
$1 33
coc Outside Consuhonts Actuol Billing + 10%
The guidelines for lobor invoicing ore os follows: The first eight hours worked on ony scheduled shift Mondoy through Fridoy will be chorged ot the regulor hourly rote. Any hours worked in excess of eight hours on ony scheduled shift Mondoy through Fridoy will be chorged ot 1.5 times the regulor hourly rote. All hours worked on Soturdoy ond Sundoy will be ot 1.5 times the regulor hourly rote. All hours worked on Holidoys will be chorged ot 2 times the regulor hourly rote. OT opplies to oll lsbor clossificotions regordless if solory or houdy.

AFIER HOURS E,I,ERGE,VCY SERWCES.. IN THE EWNT IHAT SERIP,IRO PERSOA,A,EL ARE REQUIRED FOR ETIERGENCY SERWCES AFTER NORMAL SERVPRO AUSTTVESS TTOURS (WEEKDAYS 5:(N P.N. - 7:{N P.M.), 1.5 IIMES THE REGIILAR HOaIRLY RAIE WLL BE CHAROED.

Revised 07l2O23
Clossificntions:
$9s
Generol Lobor $111
Restoration Services IAI! subiect to OT). See Pase 9 for Prime Area Labor Conditions.

Category: Rate: Prime Area Labor Rate: Unit:

Project Coordinator s14s.00 s150.00 Per Hour
Sr. Project Manager s12s.00 Sr+o.oo Per Hour
Project Manager s110.00 s130.00 Per Hour
Health & Safety Officer Sgo.oo s100.00 Per Hour
Remediation Supervisor Saz.oo s110.00 Per Hour
Technical Specialist Sss.oo s107.00 Per Hour
Assistant Project Manager s8s.o0 s10s.00 Per Hour
Restoration Su pervisor Sso.oo Sgo.oo Per Hour
Content I nventory Supervisor s7o.oo s7e.s0 Per Hour
Remediation Technicia n S6e.oo s82.oo Per Hour
CDL Driver s68.oo Ses.oo Per Hour
Restoration Tech n icia n Sos.oo Szs.oo Per Hour
Resou rce Coord i nator/Supply Supervisor Sos.oo Szz.oo Per Hour Skilled Labor SsE.oo Szo.oo Per Hour
Project Clerical Administrator Ssz.oo Sso.oo Per Hour
General Labor s3e.7s Ssz.zs Per Hour
Management Fee * (See Page 11) S+.oo s4.00 Per Hour
Project Consultant/Estimator ** (See Page 11) s100.00 s100.00 Per Hour Reconstruction Services {All subiect to OTl. See Page 9 for Prime Area Labor Conditions.

Category: Rate: Prime Area tabor Rate: Unit:

Reconstruction Sr. Project Manager s130.00 slso.oo Per Hour Welder s128.oo s13s.00 Per Hour
Electrician s12s.00 Srgg.zs Per Hour
Roofer s120.00 s167.s0 Per Hour
HVAC Mechanical Srzo.oo s148.2s Per Hour
Plumber s11s.0o S160.2s Per Hour
Reconstruction Su perintendent S9s.oo s10s.00 Per Hour
Carpenter/Fra mer ss2.o0 s101.00 Per Hour
Drywaller/Finisher Sso.oo s118.oo Per Hour
Brick Mason s7s.00 Sgo.oo Per Hour
Tile/Flooring lnstaller s78.oo s87.s0 Per Hour
Painter s77.00 s8s.o0 Per Hour
Equipment Operator 576.00 ss0.oo Per Hour
lnsulator 5oo.oo s67.oo Per Hour
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Time ond Moteriols Commerciol Pricingru
1 -goo-sERvPRo ( { -800 -7 37 -g77 6'
Schedule A: Labor
Clei
All Surface Green Clean s3.63 Gallon a
All Surface Green Clean 5ss.88 Gallon a
Benefect Decon 30 587.70 Gallon a
Benefect Disinfectant S99.19 Gallon a
Benefect Disinfectant Wipes 576.2o 250 ct a
BioBlast s139.71 Gallon o
BioBlast S13.91 Gallon a
Bright-N-Neutral Cleaner 52.18 Gallon a
Bright-N-Neutral Cleaner 540.s2 Gallon a
Carpet and Upholstery Green Clean ss.2o Gallon o
Carpet and Upholstery Green Clean S82.49 Gallon a
CitraSolvent S115.40 Gallon o
Citrus Deodorizer, Water-Based s6.17 Gallon o
Citrus Deodorizer, Water-Based ss2.62 Gallon a
Coil Cleaner 52r.77 Aerosol/Can a
Concrobium @ Disinfectant s70.16 Gallon a
Defoamer 566.89 Gallon a
Duct Sealer S9s.2o Gallon a
EASYDECON DF2OO S2o8.os Kit o
EnviroShield" odor and stain Blocker
(Clear/White) s381.02 5 Gallon Pail o
Extreme Laundry Detergent S60.48 9 lb. pail a
Extreme Laundry Detergent S209.99 35lb pail o
Fire Sta r 57e.9s Gallon a
Fire Star S1o.04 Gallon a
Flame Stop $99.ss Gallon a
Furniture Polish 518.25 Aerosol/Can a
Glass Clea ner, M ulti-Purpose S8.9s Aerosol/Can a
Glass Cleaner, Ready-To-Use S23.3s Gallon a
Glass cleaner, Super Concentrate 591.32 Gallon a
Heavy Duty Degreaser S3.7s Gallon a
Heavy Duty Degreaser s40.s2 Gallon a
Husky 815 HCD Disinfectant s139.71 Gallon a
lndustrial Cleaner S3.39 Gallon a
lndustrial Cleaner 5s4.67 Gallon a
Lemon Fresh Deodorizer $3.3s Gallon a
Lemon Fresh Deodorizer S83.70 Gallon a
Lemon Oil Polish S70.64 Gallon o
Liquid Emulsifier ss3.34 Gallon a
Powdered Emulsifier S82.4e Gallon o
Pre-Spray & Traffic Lane Cleaner S4.48 Gallon o
Pre-Spray & Traffic Lane Cleaner s71.49 Gallon a
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Schedule B: Consumables
Consumables Desctiption: Rate: Unit: Concentrate;
Ready to
Use:

Rusticide $3s.s6 Quart a
SERVPRO Green 527.s8 Gallon a
SERVPRO Green 52.05 Gallon a
SERVPRO Orange 5s4.43 Gallon a
SERVPRO Orange S3.39 Gallon a
SERVPRO Orange Plus 573.79 Gallon a
SERVPRO Orange Plus s4.60 Gallon a
ServprOXlD E S6s.92 Gallon a
Shampoo Super Concentrate S3.21 Gallon o
Shampoo Super Concentrate Sao.os Gallon o
Smoke Deodorizer 5147.93 Gallon a
Smoke Deodorizer 54.72 Gallon a
Solvent Additive s110.07 Gallon a
Solvent Additive S5.89 Gallon a
Sporicidin 576.08 Gallon o
Stainless Steel Cleaner S 15.21 Aerosol/Can o
Stone and Porcelain Cleaner s4s.50 Gallon a
Stone and Porcelain Cleaner s2.eo Gallon a
Tile & Grout Cleaner 53e.07 G a llon a
Tile & Grout cleaner $2.42 Gallon a
Ultra Content cleanER 567.2s Gallon o
UItra Content CleanER 54.23 Gallon a
Ultrasonic Cleaning Agent 5s8.67 Gallon a
Ultrasonic Cleaning Agent 53.63 Gallon a
Upholstery/Drapery Solvent, Heatable 574.Ls Gallon o
Vanquish (cannot be used in California) s63.38 Gallon a Vanquish (Cannot be used in California) s1.21 Gallon a
Wall and All Plus s62.s0 Gallon a
Wall and All Plus S3.99 Gallon a
Wall and All Surface Cleaner Ss4.19 Gallon a
Wall Rinse 5s6.8s Gallon a
Window Green Clean S2s.16 Gallon O
Wintergreen Deodorizer s6s.08 Gallon o
Wintergreen Deodorizer 54.s4 Gallon a
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Schedule B: Consumables
Consumables Descriptioni Rate: Unit: Concentrate:

Ready to
Use:

Cleanins/Disinfectant (continued)
Containment
Eco Board Floor Protection 38" x 100'- Roll 5147.4s Each Floor Protection 15" x 1,100'- Roll 528L.72 Each
Plastic Sheeting .31 mil - 12' x 400' - Roll 5s9.94 Each Plastic Sheeting 4 mil - 20' x 100' - Roll 51s9.44 Each Plastic Sheeting 6 mil - 20' x 100'- Roll 5269.73 Each
Plastic Sheeting 5 mil - Fire Retardant 20' x 100'- Roll S396.80 Each Plastic Sheeting Hangers - Blue S611.39 Case
Contents
Box - Large s6.s9 Each
Box - Legal Size (1.2 cubic feet) S7.19 Each
Box - Medium Ss.59 Each
Box - Small ss.oe Each
Foam / Wood Blocks S83.e2 Box
Moving Blankets Ss.4o Each/Use
Packing Paper (26" x 24" - 140 ct - recycled) s47.93 Box/501b Tacky Mats 37" x 26" PAD/30 51s3.4s Each
Tarp (per square ft) S0.56 Each
Wrap - Bubble 72" x 125" S47.88 Roll
Wrap - Shrink 16" x 1500' s3s.96 Roll
Filters
Filter - Activated Carbon 500 cfm s8s.43 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 500 cfm - HEPA 5277.L6 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 500 cfm - Secondary s20.09 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 500 cfm - Prefilter Su.60 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 1000 cfm - HEPA s299.70 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 1000 cfm - Prefilter S10.67 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 1000 cfm - Secondary 516.42 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 2000 cfm - HEPA s393.90 Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 2000 cfm - Prefllter S7.ss Each
Filter - Air Scrubber 2000 cfm - Secondary per 12 pack S160.47 Each Filter - Actlvated Carbon 2000 cfm s209.31 Each
Filter - Back Pak Vacuum Kit S4o.s2 Each
Filter - Desiccant Dehumidifier - 5000 cfm S16.66 Each
Filter - Refrigerant Dehumidifier - 754 537.76 Each
Filter - U pright Vacuum 54.2O Each
Filter - Wet/Dry Vacuum, non-HEPA 527.sL Each
Filter Material, Poly Rolled Medium 547.72 Box
Vacuum Cleaner Bags S21.10 Pa k/L0
Vacuum Cleaner Bags - Back Pack HEPA s43.16 P a k/10
Vacuum Cleaner Bags - Canister HEPA 530.s7 Pak/6
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Schedule B: Consumables
Consumables Description: Rate: Unit:

Carpet Protection Film 2'x 200' S9s.66 Each
Cleaning Rags S7.13 Per lb.

Cleaning Towel 5L2.71. Dozen
Cleaning Towel (Microfiber) 5s3.es Dozen
cotton Mop Head 519.18 Each
Dusting Cloth - Masslin treated S53.90 50/Bag
Lay Flat (Roll - 250'x 14") s143.86 Each
Lay Flat (Roll - 500'x 33") 5839.15 Each
Rayon Mop Head 522.23 Each
Shoe Covers s116.28 1.50/Case
Sponge Dry Clean Szzt.tt 48/Case
Trash Bags - Contractor 3 mil Ss9.94 Box 50
Trash Bags - Environmental 6 mil $s9.94 Box 20
Wall Zippers (2 pack) S36.s6 Each
Zipfies 74" - lndustrial 52s.83 Pak/20
Zip Ties 35" - lndustrial 54r.24 Pak/10
Zip Ties 48" - lndustrial Sss.44 Pak/10
SafeW
Gloves - Chemical Resistant S98.78 Dozen
Gloves - Leather Safety/Work S11s.08 Dozen
Gloves - Nitrile/Latex S41.96 Box/100
Hea ring Protectaon 529.37 20/box
Respirator - Full or Half Mask S3o.oo Each
Respirator - N 95 57.s0 Each
Respirator Cartridges - Ammonia S29.so Each
Respirator Cartridges - Organic s27.s0 Each
Safety Goggles (Chemical Splash) 522.66 Each
Safety Glasses $6.00 Each
Safety Vest/Hard Hat Combo ss.oo Each
Tyvek (Bio-Shield Coveralls) s23.e8 Per Suit/Exchange
Spray Adhesives s28.2s Aerosol/Can
Tape - Caution 3" x 1000' HDX S19.70 Roll
Tape - Duct - 2" x 50 yrds. S13.19 Roll
Tape - HVAC 2" x 50 yrds. Szs.tt Roll
Tape - Painter (Blue) 2" x 50yrds. S1s.78 Roll
Tape - Poly/Box - 2" x 109 yrds. se.7s Roll
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Schedule B: Consumables
Consumables Description: Rate: Unit:

Miscellaneous/General
Tapes/Adhesives
Unit:

Air Compressor - Portable s40.00 Each/Day
Air Mover - Axial s42.00 Each/Day
Air Mover - Carpet S3o.oo Each/Day
Air Scrubber - 2000 cfm s15s.00 Each/Day
Air Scrubber - 1000 cfm s128.00 Each/Day
Air Scrubber - 500 cfm S9o.oo Each/Day
Blast/Power Wash Units
Electrostatic Sprayer s12s.00 Each/Dav
Fogger/Macromist s60.00 Each/Day
Fogger/Thermal s140.00 Each/Day
Media Blasting Machine S47s.oo Each/Day
Pressure Washer - Hot s180.00 Each/Day
Cleaning/Vacuum Extraction
Ca nister HEPA Vac s12s.00 Each/Day
lnsulation Vacuum S3s7.so Each/Day
Orbital Floor Machine S46.7s Each/Day
Portable Carpet Machine S3 s7.so Each Day
Portable Dry Cleaning Machine s3s7.s0 Eachl Day
Portable Extractor s225.00 Each/Day
Portable Fuel Cells 527.so Each/Day
Pump - Sump (Gas) s17s.00 Each/Day
Pump - Trash (2" to 4") Slso.oo Each/Day
Truck Mount Carpet/Extraction Machine S522.so Each/Day
Rover Extraction Unit s220.00 Each/Dav
Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine s412.s0 Each/Day
Vacuum - Upright Vacuum Cleaner s25.2s EachT Day
Vacuum - Back Pack, HEPA i85.00 Eachr Day
Vacuum - Wet/Dry S5s.oo Each/Day
Vapor Shark S84.1s Each/Day
Drvinq Equioment
camera - lnfrared/Thermal lmaging s1s0.00 Each/Day
Dehumidifier - Large Commercial (76 and over PPD) Slso.oo Each/Day Dehumidifier - Medium Commercial (75 and under PPD) S125.oo Each/Day Desiccant - 1,000 cfm s795.00 Each/Day
Desiccant - 3,000 cfm s1.3s0.00 Each/Day
Desiccant - 5,000 cfm S1,775.00 Each/Day
Desiccant - 7,500 cfm s2,1s0.00 EachT 'Day
Desiccant - 10,000 cfm 52,77s.0o Eachr'Day
Desiccant - 15,000 cfm s4,400.00 Each/,Day
s2,860.00 Each/Day
Oesiccant Ooo, Xit - l/one time charge S3so.oo Per Opening Dry Force lnjectidry (Wall Cavity) 145.00 Each/Day
OXUnit-1Ton ;302.50 Each/Day
DX Unit - 10 Ton s1,100.00 Each/Day
DX Unit - 25 Ton S1,37s.oo Each/,Day
Flex Duct 527.so EachTrDay
rem po ra rEgq! 1!9!299!j s82s.00 Each/Day
Temporary Heat: 200k-300k BTU S 1,15s.00 Each/Day
remporary Heat: 30Q!11!!!qf!l s1,37s.00 Each/Day
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Schedule C: Equipment
Equipment Description: Rate:

Air Mover/ComDressor
Unit:

HVAC
HVAC Cleaning Package (* *) s616.00 Each/Day
Video lnspection s300.00 Each/Day
Odor Control
Airless Sprayer s12s.00 Each/Day
Hydroxyl S220.oo Each/Day
Ozone Generator - Activated Oxygen s132.00 Each/Day
Power
Cable - 100 ft. S38.so Each/Day
Cable - 50 ft. s3o.2s Each/Day
Cable Ramps S17.ss Each/Day
Generatorcable-5Band 582.so Each/Day
Generator - 20kW s410.00 Each/Day
Generator - 35kW 5s99.s0 Each/Day
Generator - 5okw 5797.so Each/Day
Generator - 100kW s91s.00 Each/Day
Generator - 150kW S1,1oo.oo Each/Day
Generator - 200kW s1,3oo.oo Each/Day
Generator - 300kW S1,sso.oo Each/Day
Generator - 500kW s2,500.00 Each/Day
Generator - 1,000kW Ss,soo.oo Each/Day
Generator - Portable S17s.oo Each/Day
Power Distribution, 100-200 Amp S143.oo Each/Day
Spider Box (With Cable) S7s.oo Each/Day
safeUsite Services
DocuSketch'" or Matterport'" lmaging Cameras s300.00 Each/Day Demo Carts S2o.oo Each/Day
Floor Scraper - Electric s12s.00 Each/Day
Lighting - 100' String Lights S2s.oo Each/Day
Lighting - 50'String Lights 516.00 Each/Day
Lighting - Demo Lights S2s.oo Each/Day
Lighting - Tower Mobile Slss.oo Each/Day
Lighting - Wobbles $43.s0 Each/Day
Lock-Out/Tag-Out Kit S2s.oo Each/Day
Personal Fall Protection (With Lanyard) 512.00 Each/Day Scaffolding, Bakers (Per Section) 542.s0 Each/Day
Trailers/Vehicles
Golf Cart/Gator Sso.oo Each/Day
Vehicle - Auto/Pick-up S12s.oo Each/Day
Vehicle - Box Truck s17s.00 Each/Day
Vehicle - Cargo/Passenger Van s12s.00 Each/Day
Vehicle - Mobile Command Center 5s00.00 Each/Day
Vehicle - Onsite Recovery Trailer (53') 5300.00 Each/Day Vehicle - semi-Tractor S3so.oo Each/Day
Vehicle - Trailer s12s.00 Each/Day
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schedule C: Equipment
Equipment Description: Rate:

Adjustable
Wrenches/Pliers Extension Cords
Mobile Office Equipment
(Laptops, Monitors, Printers,
Scanners, Tablets, etc.)
Smocks, Vests and T-
Shirts
Bar - Flat Pry Fire Extinguishers Spray Bottles/Triggers Earrel Pumps First Aid Kits Squeegees
Blades (Replacements) Flash Lights Moisture Meters Staple Guns Bolt Cutters Fuel Cans
Mop Buckets, Handles and
Wringers
Tables
Brooms Funnels 02 Meters Tape Gun
Brushes (All types) Gang Boxes Pallet Jacks (All types) Thermo Hygrometer Buckets (All types) Generator Aux. Adapter Power Hand Tools Tool Box Bulbs (Replacements) GFI Scraper Pump Sprayers (All types) Tool Kit (Mechanical) Cell Phones Hammers Putty Knife Trash Barrel
Chains/Locks Hand Sanitizer Repair Kit - Hose, Airless, Electric Two Way or Portable
Radios, Communication
DevicesChain Saws Hog Rings Rope 50" (Nylon, Hemp)
Chairs lce Chests Roto Zips Unger Poles
chalk/chalk Line lnventory Tags Sanders Utility Knives
Demo Tools Ladders (All sizes) Saws (All types) Wheelbarrows Dolly/Hand Truck
Laundry cost for reuse of
rags will be paid at cost
plus 10%.

Screw Drivers
Drills/Drill Bit Set Scrapers
Electric Heaters < 15kw Shovels
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Schedule c: Equipment
Small Tools (See paee 9l
Labor Clarsifications and Rates - listed on Page 1 apply to personnel engaged to provide services. Whether regular full- time employees of SERVPRO franchisees, temporary labor engaged directly by SERVPRO franchises or personnel secured a labor service or vendor source. We reserve the right to revise any ofthe rates herein upon written notice when proiect is affected by market conditions beyond our control and/or availability, during large national and region-wide extraordinary events, as declared by Servpro lndustries. These include, but are not limited to: epidemics, pandemics, storms, catastrophes, hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wildfires and tornadoes.

Standard Rates - the rates on Page 1 are "standard rates" and apply during a standard 8-hour work day, Monday through Friday. Donningand doffing PPEand any necessary personnel decontamination will be charged actualtime.

Overtime Rates - will be billed for all labor classifications at the rate of 1.5 times the standard rate per hour for work performed on the same project in excess of 40 hours per week , or 8 hours per day and on weekends, as required by applicable law. Hours worked by personnel on the following holidays will be charged at 2 times the standard rate: New year's Day, Easter, Memorial Day, lndependence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. lf a state or local authority imposes more stringent overtime requirements, including holidays, those will apply. Other than performing Emergency Services, overtime must have adiuster approval. - time for all personnel including, without limitation, managers, crew, labor subcontractors and other will be billed portalto portal (office/warehouse to job siteand return) atthe rates set forth above. Witha natlonwide network, we will attempt to mobilize qualified personnel and equipment as near to the loss site as we Client is also responsible for the mobilization and return costs of vehicles, equipment and trailers over 75 miles one - When circumstances beyond our control require personnel and/or equipment to be delayed from beginning or work, the rates herein per hour will be charged for personnel and equipment, with a minimum of 6 hours for personnel, and all labor associated fees will apply.
prime Area Labor Rates - will be applied to projects within 75 miles from the center of the following areas: Chicago, Minneapolis, New York City, Washington, D.C. and within the entire states of Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington and U.S. Territories. Prime Area Labor Rates may also apply during large national and region-wide extraordinary events, as declared by Servpro lndustries. These include, but are not limited to: epidemics, pandemics, storms, catastrophes, hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wildfires and tornadoes. Where labor availability is compromised and/or due to market conditions beyond our control. ln the event where the above Prime Area Labor Rates are applied.

The client will be notified in writing immediately.
and Union Wates - Labor is subject to prevailing wage, unionized labor and extraordinary local labor ln such events, General Labor will be charged at presented invoice plus 35% or standard labor rate, whichever Tools Charge - of 3% applies to all labor of Supervisor and below that are assigned to the project full time and includes all listed items on Page 8.

Subcontracted General Labor - includes outside labor services provided as needed for the scope of the project and will be charged at the rates above , plus all other applicable labor billable items including, but not limited to, per diem, small vehicles, mileage, lodging, as set forth herein and as applicable to the project. and Licensed Trades - include but are not limited to electrical, plumbing, mechanical, roofers, engineers, and other specialty trades, and will be charged at presented invoice plus 10% overhead and loo/. ptofit. officers - shall be charged as needed for the project and upon notification to client.

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Labor Conditions:

Project Coordinator - coordinates activities and assignments of designated projects to ensure that goals and objectives specified for the projects are accomplished. Job Responsibility Examples: Ensure Corporate Reporting (CI-LD); Review Project Burn Reports; Review status ofiobs in progress; inspect all projects in progress; assist wlth project scope and estimate as necessary; meet with Adjuster/Consultant/lnsured to review progress and provide dispute resolution and job site inspections and all appropriate permits are in place, if applicable. . Project Manager - for extremely large projects requiring multiple Proiect Managers, a Senior Project Manager draws responsibilities with the materially interested parties away from the PMs, so they can better focus on task and documentation of their assigned project. Job Responsibility Examples: Job site inspection; prepare daily orders; morning meeting with PM's; oversee morning line-up; meeting with Project Clerical Administrator to review previous days paperwork and ensure insurance company receives proper documentation; meeting with tnsu red/Adjuster/Consultant to review progress; troubleshoot issues as necessary; complete daily checklist and iob diary; review end of shift paperwork with APM for accuracy; daily meeting with Pc; and ensures daily reporting to all Proiect Manager - directs all operations of a designated project and provides the primary single point of contact for all materially interested parties. The PM is accountable for the proiect's execution and completion. Job Responsibility Examples: Jobsite inspection; prepare Daily Work Orders; morning meeting with APM, HsO & RC; oversee morning line- up; meet with Project Clerical Administrator to review previous day's paperwork and ensure insurance company receives proper documentation; meet with lnsured/Adjuster/Consultant to review progress; troubleshoot issues as necessary; complete Daily Checklist and lob Diary; review end-of-shift paperwork with APM for accuracy; daily meeting with PC and ensures daily reporting to all stakeholders.

Health & Safety Officer - identifies, evaluates, and implements policy a nd procedures that affect health and safety aspects for all personnel on the jobsite. Job Responsibility Examples: Morning meeting with PM; morning Safety Meeting line-up; continuous site inspections for safety infractions; ensure all safety boards are in place and satisfy all SERVPRO rds; incident reports as necessary; OSHA inspections as necessary; job site safety training, as necessary.

Remediation Supervisor - supervises the General Laborers (GL) to maintain quality production but does not participate in physical completion of tasks, other than training and coaching the General Laborers performing the work. 'echnical Specialist - handles specific specialty restoration services or tasks, such as thermal imaging or 3D geospatial scans of a structure and is a technical advisor in specialty restoration services.

Assistant project Managet - executes the production plan (based on work orders and the direction of the Project Manager) by coordinating Restoration Supervisors (RS) and labor while assuring safety compliance and quality of production. Job Responsibility Examples: Job site inspection with PM; morning meeting with Restoration Supervisors; issue Daily Work Orders; morning line-up; on-going quality inspections; end-of-shift meeting with Restoration Supervisors; daily paperwork and review for accuracy; review end-of-shift paperwork with PM.

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Restoration Services Labor Descriptions:

Restoration Supervisor- supervises all la bor classifications to ensu re quality production butdoesnot participate in the physical completion of tasks, other tha n training and coach ing the those performing the work.

Content lnventory Supervisor - is responsible for tracking and documenting all aspects of the contents handling and processing on a project. This supervisor will manage teams within the structure/proiect and audit documentation and reports and provide them on a daily basis for the proiect file.

Remediation Technician - performs skilled production tasks and has training to work in specialized environments which may require additional PPE, safety gear. and communication techniques.

CDL Driver - is responsible for transportation involving vehicles that require CDL license.

Restoration Technician - performs skilled restoration tasks.

Resource Coordinator/Supply Supervisor - identifies, negotiates and secures needed resources including labor, equipment, and subcontractors. Job Responsibility Examples: Mornlng meeting with PM; purchase subcontractor services as requested by PM; issue purchase orders as requested by PM; oversee subcontractor services; Seneral site services oversighu evening meeting to review daily paperwork with PM.

Labor - has developed expertise through project experience such as boarding up structures, the building walls, erecting containment, and making precision cuts to building materials. This may also include the of specialty equipment (i.e. power tools, forklifts, and specialty restoration equipment) and work performed at high risk or helght and providing specialized content packing and handling.

Project Clerical Administrator - coll€cts, compiles and validates all documentation and financial information for the project. Job Responsibility Examples: attending the morning meeting with PM to review previous day's paperwork; data entry for all paperwork into Time and Materials Management (T&M) Software; reconcile invoices to tickets.

General Labor - perform labor tasks and are capable of using basic hand tools Management Fee - is charged for supervising and training labor provided by the customers employee pool. At times we are asked or required to utilize the customers employees to utilize certain task and this fee is a per employee supervisor fee.

Project Consultant/Estimator - may be billed at the request or the invitation of a customer/client to provide consulting including detailed estimates on third party projects.
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Restoration Services Labor Descriptions:

Client will be notified of non-scheduled consumables needed for the project, which will be charged at presented invoice plus 10% overhead and 10% profit.

We may add additional consumables, materials and corresponding rates to this schedule as needed for individual projects upon written notice which will be charged at presented lnvoice plus 10% overhead and 10 % profit.

Daily Rate - is charged for each calendar day equipment is utilized on a project, whether partial or full day. quick Pay Oiscount - for full payment made within 30 days of invoice applies as follows:
o Weekly rate of the first 5 consecutive days of the same week (no charge for last 2 days), and . Monthly rateof3 consecutive weeks (21 Days) of a monthly period (no charge for the fourth/last week). - for on-site services, such as fencing, porta johns, dumpsters and office trailers will be charged at presented invoice plus 10% overhead and 10% profit.

Generators - will have a minimum charge of 1 daily rate plus all costs incurred if power is restored upon or prior to arrival, or client cancels generator order. Service Provider makes no guarantee on timelines for generator availability during a catastrophic event or other circumstances beyond our control.

Fuel - scheduled prices do not include fuel or fuel delivery, which will be charged at presented invoice plus 1o% overhead and L0% profit.

Ordered, purchased and Unscheduled (additional) Equipment - Client will be notified of any additional equipment needed for the project and rented from third parties or purchased, which will be charged at presented invoice plus 10% and 10% profit, with minimum of l day rental, plus any related charges including, without limitation, and fuel as set forth herein.

Equipment Transportation - will be billed for delivery to pro.iect site and return by 3rd party vendors at presented invoice plus 10% overhead and 10% profit. Transportation provided byService Provider staff will be invoiced at scheduled rates herein.
**Desiccant Package Unit - 5k Desiccant, 150kW Generator, Fuel Cell, Trailer, Distro Panel, Flex Dud/1 set, Power cables/1 set.
*rHVAC Cleaning Package - Negative Air Machine, compressor, Portable Cleaner, and WIP Kit' T - Off-Site logistical/Mobilization Support - services include, without limitation, off-site management, mobilization of proiect office, communication support, specialty office equipment/supplies, technicians, administrative support staff, other costs of pro.iect support and administrative allowances that support field operations before and after the project start/completion date, which will be billed at 3% of the total charges for the project, excluding only reimbursables expenses, subcontractor invoices and third party vendor invoices. This should only be considered in a large national and region-wide extraordinary events, as declared by Servpro lndustries. These include, but are not limited to: epidemics, pandemics, storms, catastrophes, hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wildfires and tornadoes. Written approval from the client and servpro lndustries Commercial Large Loss Division is required.

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Consumables Conditions:

Equipment Conditions:

Mobilization lf ravel - for projects over 75 miles one way will be charged to project and return as follows: hotel at presented invoice; per diem at 560 per person per day; rented vehicles at presented invoice; airfare at presented invoice; transportation for equipment and materials utilized for the benefit of the project at presented invoice; meals for general labor at cost. All of the above will be charged at presented invoice plus L0% overhead and 10% profit.

Taxes - the rates herein are exclusive of federal, state and local sales, use or similar taxes, which will be separately itemized in the invoice and paid by Client.

Permits - the rates herein do not include permit costs and fees, which will be billed with 10% overhead and 10% profit added.

Bonding - may be applicable upon mutual agreement and will be invoiced at5% of project.

Other Servpro franchisees - Client acknowledges and agrees that other Servpro franchisees may be utilized to provide necessary services; provided, however, the undersigned Provider shall be responsible for their performance and shall make payment once received from Client.

Scope - Upon arrival on site, Provider will assess the loss and begin Emergency Services, which are those needed, recommended and approved to stabilize the environment/property and help prevent additional damage. Service Provider will use best efforts to communicate a preliminary scope within 72 to 96 hours after on-site arrival, subject to supplements, revisions and change orders as circumstances and later discoveries indicate. lnvoices - will be submitted periodically for work that has been performed on larger projects as mutually agreed. The final invoice shall be submitted within 30 days of project completion, unless delayed by events beyond our control' All invoicesaredueandpayableuponreceiptandwill bedeemedlate30daysafterreceipt. lfthereareanydisputed charges on any invoices, these must be clearly identified in writing within 30 days of leceipt of invoice; provided, however, that any amounts not disputed in good faith must be paid within 30 days of receipt of invoice. Both parties shall use best efforts to resolve any such disputed amounts within 30 days after written notice. lnterest charges will begin to accrue after 30 days of receipt of invoice for undisputed amounts and 90 days for such disputed amounts at the rate of I% per month or the maximum amount allowed by law, whichever is lower. Client agrees to pay Service Provider's attorney's fees for cost of collections.

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General Conditions:

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