relationships with collection companies assists our effectiveness with understanding the barriers and best practices for developing tools and implementation.
SCS has completed approximately 10,000 individual studies, surveys, audits, and research projects concerning a wide range of solid waste and environmental issues — over 500 of which have been completed by our vibrant and growing SMM practice.
Our SMM services are listed below in Table 3.
Table 3 Sustainable Materials Management Services
Plans and Studies
• Comprehensive SMM/Solid Waste/Zero Waste Plans
• Regulation Review and Recommendations
• Policy Development and Implementation
• SB 1383 Organics Recycling and Edible Food Recovery Capacity Planning
• Organics Recycling and Edible Food Recovery Capacity
Reporting (2022, 2024, 2029, 2034)
• Edible Food Recovery Capacity Expansion Planning
• Program Planning
• Benchmarking of Services and Fees
• Diversion Analysis and Planning
• Waste Generation and Characterization Studies
• Feasibility Studies
• Greenhouse Gas Inventories
• Sustainability Plans
Financial and
Economic Analysis
• Rate Analysis
• Hauler Audits
• Cost of Service Studies
• Franchise Agreement Reviews
• Cost, Financial, and Economic Analysis
• Evaluation of Public-Private Partnerships
• Development of RFQ/RFP/Bid Documents
• Procurement Assistance
• Grant funding applications and management
• Customer Billing and Service Reviews
Program Design
and
Implementation
• Waste Assessments, Collection Assessments and Diversion Assessments
• Business Technical Assistance
• Generator Studies
• Facility Feasibility Studies
• Implementation Schedules
• Monitoring and Evaluation
• Program Effectiveness and Improvements
AR002599
Mr. Daniel Harrison
October 8, 2020
• Special Events and Public Venue Programs
• Develop and Maintain Food Recovery Organization Lists • Inspections for SB 1383 Tier 1 and Tier 2 Edible Food Generators • Program Implementer Trainings
• Establish Communication Models for Local Government Officials, Food Suppliers and Intermediary Organizations
Public Outreach
and Education
• Development of Public Education Programs
• Outreach for SB 1383 Tier 1 and Tier 2 Edible Food Generators • Provide Guidance to Interface with Health Departments • Facilitation of Public Meetings, Workshops, Seminars and School Assemblies
• Design and Create Employee and Volunteer Protocol
• Public Opinion Surveys
• Flyers, Posters, Newsletters, Social Media
OFFICE LOCATIONS
Headquartered in Long Beach, CA, SCS employs 934
professional and support staff located in 67 offices
nationwide, including 325 staff in 15 offices in California (see map to right).
We have the locations and reach to engage local
jurisdictions, local governments, and industry organizations statewide. Our base of operations for this project will be our Pleasanton, CA office.
SCS is registered and eligible to do business in the State of California pursuant to PCC 10286.
POINT OF CONTACT
Name and address of office submitting proposal:
SCS Engineers
438 S. Marengo Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91101
626-322-3823
Name, telephone number, and e-mail address of a person who can be contacted if further information is required:
Tracie Bills, Project Manager
408-406-1991 (mobile), or [email protected].
AR002600
Pleasanto~e e Mode o San Carlos
• Bakersfie
Santa Maria
Pasao na e e ontan
LONG BEACH
Huntington Beach
Carlsbad (office, lab e
San Diegno-a- .__..J
Mr. Daniel Harrison
October 8, 2020
RECREATE
ReCREATE is a full-service technical assistance consulting firm based out of Southern California that provides municipal, nonprofit, and commercial solid waste program support. The company’s founders come from a background in zero waste planning and large event management, and have over two decades of experience in the waste industry - much of which has been focused on implementation of California mandates. ReCREATE’s approach to providing technical assistance is rooted in community based social marketing and driven by the team’s passion for developing behavior change strategies that last.
Currently the firm is assisting the San Bernardino JPA – Mojave Desert and Mountain Recycling Authority – with a recycling contamination pilot program to test the effectiveness of different educational campaigns in the residential sector. Staff will provide in-person education to over 1,500 households; develop online training courses, and print collateral to support outreach. The goal of this project is to provide the JPA with a clear understanding of existing behaviors and perceptions of its diverse rural and urban community, and a clear pathway forward for implementing in-person, virtual, and print messaging. The strategies used by ReCREATE to conduct this innovative program include the primary pillars of community based social marketing, and addresses the evolving impact that COVID-19 has on providing education and outreach.
Other relevant projects include conducting a 5-countywide study of organics recycling infrastructure and SB 1383 implementation needs for a private client. This project included an assessment of needs for Ventura County and its member agencies, providing the team with a strong understanding of the organics needs facing local jurisdictions. The company is also assisting the non-profit FoodCycle LA with a food donation and food prevention pilot program that provides business technical assistance to high volume generators in Los Angeles County with the goal of determining successful strategies in reducing waste generated in commercial kitchens.
AR002601
1 Rush Truck Centers of California, Inc.
Office Phone (800) 776-3647 Cell Phone (909) 434-6407 Fax (866) 473-2257 E. J. Harrison and Sons, Inc. October 5, 2020
Ralph Harrison, Myron Harrison, Jim Harrison
5275 Lirio Ave./
5275 Colt Street
Ventura, CA 93007
Re: City of Thousand Oaks, CA
RFP: Residential and Commercial Solid Waste,
Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services 2022 Peterbilt Production and Delivery Commitment
Gentlemen:
Please accept this letter as our confirmation and commitment to deliver completed collection trucks to your facility to meet the implementation date of one year from award of the proposed contract and RFQ you are submitting.
This commitment includes all phases of the production including the Peterbilt, Amrep Body and required CNG fuel system. We will manage the project with bi-weekly updates and web-based project management as we do other large contracts. The cloud-based project status link will have live updates and include all important dates of production (chassis, chassis upfitting, body production, CNG fuel system, QC through to delivery to your facility.
The plan would be to deliver trucks starting up to 60 days prior to the contract start through 2 weeks prior to the contract start. This will allow time for fleet assimilation and associated staging as needed.
Please let me know if I can provide any other support at this time. We look forward to this project and thank you for the opportunity.
Respectfully,
Kevin Voss
Rush Truck Centers of California
AR002602
Waste
Profile(s)
Required
Waste
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Container
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Packaging
Method(s) Yard Box
Average
Weight** 55 Drum
Averag
e
Weight 30 Drum
Average
Weight 5 Drum
Average
Weight Other
Average
Weight
Cost Per
Pound
Weight
Overage Cost
per Pound
Flammable
Solid/Liquid LPTN/LFB1 FI FI LO 615 676 240 270 180 203 100 21 Bulked Flammable
Liquid (0 - 10% FB1 FI FI BU n/a 130 426 98 320 55 39
Bulked Flammable
Liquid (11 - 30% FB3 FI FI BU n/a 130 470 110 353 65 37 Bulked Flammable
Liquid (31 - 50% FB3 FI FI BU n/a 130 110 65
Bulked Flammable
Liquid - Paint Related
Material FB3 FI FI BU n/a 130 470 100 353 65 37
Oil-Based Paint
related (for non
PaintCare elidigible
wastes) LPTP FI FI LO 400 700 150 270 100 203 80 20
Cyanide LCCR DI DI LP n/a 265 250 200 188 100 23
Poison (nonaerosols) LCCRC DI DI LO/LP 695 600 280 260 210 188 100 23 Water Reactives LRCT
DI DI LP n/a n/a 225 n/a 169 n/a 10
$4.35/lb w
$125 min
Reactive and
Explosive* Note
quoted rates for
reactives only,
explosives priced
CBC
LRCT DI
DI
LP
n/a n/a 225 n/a 169 n/a 10
$4.35/lb w
$125 min
Inorganic Acid LCCRA DI DI LP n/a 260 240 195 180 100 18 Organic Acid LCCRA DI DI LP n/a 260 240 195 180 100 18
Inorganic Base LCCRB DI DI LP n/a 260 240 195 180 100 18 Organic Base LCCRB DI DI LP n/a 260 240 195 180 100 18
Neutral Oxidizers LCCRO DI DI LP n/a 295 250 220 170 100 21 Organic Peroxides
LRCTO
DI
DI LP n/a n/a 250 n/a 175 n/a 12
$4.35/lb w
$125 min
Oxidizing Acid LCCRO DI DI LP n/a 295 270 220 203 100 21 Oxidizing Base LCCRO DI DI LP n/a 295 270 220 203 100 21 PCB - containing
paint DH3/DH4 DI DI BU n/a 385 480 290 360 130 39
Other PCB waste LCHSI DI DI LO n/a 350 350 280 263 110 15 PCB Ballasts CHBD RC RC or LF LO n/a 350 600 280 360 100 38 non-PCB Ballasts D80L LF LF LO n/a 320 600 255 360 95 38 Antifreeze B35 RC RC BU n/a 80 250 65 125 n/a 20
8.5 lb/
gal
Oxidizers
PCBContaining
Reclaimable
EJ HARRISON/CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS HHW HOME COLLECTION DISPOSAL PRICING MATRIX ** Average weight of container including waste and all packaging material Waste Category
Flammable
and Poison
Acid
Base
AR002603
Waste
Profile(s)
Required
Waste
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Container
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Packaging
Method(s) Yard Box
Average
Weight** 55 Drum
Averag
e
Weight 30 Drum
Average
Weight 5 Drum
Average
Weight Other
Average
Weight
Cost Per
Pound
Weight
Overage Cost
Waste Category per Pound
Flammable
and Poison
Auto-type batteries
(motor vehicles) LBLA RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a 39 lb ea n/c Latex Paint -
recycled & not
returned LFB3 RC RC LO
n/c paint
care 797
n/c paint
care 300
n/c paint
care
n/c
paint
care 18 n/c paint care
Latex Paint - not
recyclable LPTP FI FI LO
n/c paint
care 797
n/c paint
care 300
n/c paint
care 225
n/c
paint 20 n/c paint care
Motor Oil/Oil
Products A31 RC RC BU n/a 80 250 65 125 n/a 20
Used Oil Filters
(recyclables only) COF RC RC LO n/a 125 205 90 154 55 15 Asbestos Asbestos CNIA L L LO o BU 375 530 145 217 110 163 55 15 Electronic Devices
(Covered Electonics
Wastes) ECEW RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a n/c
Electronic Devices
(Other) EEE RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a .25/lb
Mercurty containing
thermostats LCHG2 Storage Storage LP n/a n/a 315 n/a 94 595 17 Mercurty containing
waste (other) LCHG4 RC RC LP n/a n/a 315 n/a 94 595 17
Fluorescent Lights -
Straight/Linear (per
foot) CFL1 RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
.26
lb/bulb 1.10/lb
Fluorescent Lights -
CFL's; (per unit) CFL8 RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
.21
lb/bulb 2.00/lb
Fluorescent Lights -
Circular; U-Tubes
(per unit) CFL2 RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
.26
lb/bulb 2.00/lb
Fluorescent Lights -
Crushed CFL9 RC RC BU n/a 725 258 540 194 135 25
Other Lights - HIDs CFL4 RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
.92
lb/bulb 3.50/lb
Rechargeable
Batteries (NickelCadmium) LBD2 or
LBC2R RC RC LO n/a 185 145 80
n/c when
handled via
C2R no
charge
recycling
program 40lb/box
Alkaline Batteries LBD1 RC RC LO n/a 335 625 295 446 100 42 Lithium Batteries
LBBGB RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
195/5g
box. Per
big green
box 38lb/box
Sealed Lead-Acid LBLA RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a 13lb/ea n/c Other batteries
(mercury) LCHG3 RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a 375
Propane tanks
(Camping Stove) LCY1-cyle RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
$12.00
each 3lb/ea
Butane cartridges
(Camping stove) LCY6-cyle RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
$15.00
each 3lb/ea
Propane Tanks (BBQ
Type) LCY1-cyme RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a $25.00 ea 24lb/ea Reclaimable
Universal
Waste
AR002604
Waste
Profile(s)
Required
Waste
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Container
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Packaging
Method(s) Yard Box
Average
Weight** 55 Drum
Averag
e
Weight 30 Drum
Average
Weight 5 Drum
Average
Weight Other
Average
Weight
Cost Per
Pound
Weight
Overage Cost
Waste Category per Pound
Flammable
and Poison
MAP Gas LCY1-cyle RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
$15.00
each 3lb/ea
Mercury (metallic) LCHG2 Storage Storage LP n/a n/a 315 n/a 94 375 17 Aerosols, corrosive,
flammable, poison LCCRQ FI FI LO 565 430 240 190 175 143 100 13 Other - photographic
waste
(fixer/developer) LCCR DI DI n/a 295 220 100
Other - nonhazardous, Class
9/Non-RCRA CNO/S LF LF LO or BU 370 650 175 275 135 207 55 30 Empty -
Contaminated Drums D23 LF LF BU n/a 50 45 50 25 10 5
Used Cooking
Oil/Grease FB3 FI FI BU n/a 130 470 110 353 65 37
Residential Fire
Extinguishers LCY2-cyme RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a
$35.00
each 10lb/ea
Flares, Marine
A99 DI DI n/a n/a n/a n/a
Other: _Fusee/Road
Flares____________
___
LCCRD/CA
XI DI DI LP n/a n/a n/a 20 130
Oil-Based Paint via
PaintCare LPTP FI FI LO
n/c paint
care 700
n/c paint
care 270 nc 203 nc 20 Note: must be PC elligible
non-PCB Ballasts D80B RC RC LO n/a 610 600 490 360 185 38 Freon cylinders
lecture to small size LCY2-cysm RC RC LO n/a n/a n/a n/a $50.00
each 10lb/ea
NOTES:
N/A= NOT APPLICABLE
WASTE MANAGEMENT METHODS
Code
RU
PCR
PC
EPR/PS
RC
N
FI
DI
S
L
WASTE CONTAINER MANAGEMENT METHODS- RC= RECYCLE, DI= DISTRUCTIVE INCINERATION, FB= FUEL BLENDING, LF= LANDFILL, (1) (2)= CLASS 1 OR 2, TR= TREATMENT, RU= REUSE
WASTE PACKAGING METHODS- LO=LOOSE PACK, LP=LAB PACK, BU=BULKING, CN= CONTAINERIZING WASTE CONTAINER TYPE- DM= STEEL DRUM, DF= FIBER DRUM, DP= PLASTIC (POLY) DRUM, PB= PLASTIC (POLY) BUCKET Waste Profile(s) Required are required for all Clean Harbors waste streams, the codes shown in column C indicate the applicable Clean Harbors Waste Classification Code (WCC).
Neutralization/Treatment: Treatment by chemically adjusting the pH of the waste such that the waste can be discharged into a publicly owned treatment works (does not apply if after neutralization, the waste is still hazardous and is sent for disposal or treatment by one of the other methods).
Fuel Incineration: Treatment by thermal destruction where the waste, either by itself or blended with another material, is burned to recover its potential thermal energy.
Destructive Incineration: Treatment by thermal destruction at a high temperature hazardous waste incinerator where the physical destruction is the sole intent of the treatment process.
Stabilization: Treatment where waste is chemically stabilized into a solid or semi-solid state such that it no longer exhibits hazardous characteristics and can be managed as non-hazardous waste (does not apply if after stabilization, waste is still hazardous and is sent for disposal or treatment by one of the other methods described here).
Landfill: Disposal of a waste in the ground (and in this case) at a landfill authorized to accept the waste.
Management Method and Description
Reused: Waste is used without further treatment or handling for the original intended purpose of the material before it became a waste. Note: If paint reuse was reimbursed by PaintCare, report under PaintCare Reuse: Paint reuse that is reimbursed by PaintCare.
PaintCare: Paint recycling or proper disposal that is funded by PaintCare. PaintCare is the approved stewardship organization funding/managing paint collection and recycling under Assembly Bill 1343 (Huffman, Chapter 420, Statutes of 2010) or PRC §48700 - §48706.
Extended Producer Responsibility/Product Stewardship Programs that provide for manufacturer or stewardship organizations to pay for management of the products such as Call-to-Recycle, Recycled: Waste is sent for resource recovery where the raw materials used for making the material before it became a waste are recovered to make new materials of the same or different nature Other HHW
$10/lb disposal w $450 min +
$500/drum transportation
AR002605
Waste
Profile(s)
Required
Waste
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Container
Management
Method(s)
Waste
Packaging
Method(s) Yard Box
Average
Weight** 55 Drum
Averag
e
Weight 30 Drum
Average
Weight 5 Drum
Average
Weight Other
Average
Weight
Cost Per
Pound
Weight
Overage Cost
Waste Category per Pound
Flammable
and Poison
Clean Harbors prolile approach was developed to provide the greatest level of protection to its employees, facilities, customers, environment, and operating permits is summarized below.
1. Bulk and Loose-pack items will require a profile only, these include: paints, paint-related materials, pesticide liquids and solids, aerosols, oil filters, antifreeze, oil, asbestos, bulbs, e-waste, and batteries.
2. Lab pack items will require a single generic labpack profille for all labpacks plus a generic inventory sheet for each container, these include: corrosives, oxidizers, elemental Mercury, flammable liquids and solids, non-regulated liquids and solids. Note: we have developed generic inventory sheets for commonly collected HHW wastes.
3. Reactive lab pack items require a specific inventory sheet for each container in addition to the generic labpack profile, these include the following waste streams: hydrofluoric acid, inhalation hazards, dioxin forming items, PCB bearing items, and reactive items.
AR002606
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
September 22, 2020
Mr. Lynn
Harrison
General Manager
E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc.
1589 Lirio Ave
Ventura, CA 93004
Re: City of Thousand Oaks, CA
RFP – Residential and Commercial Solid Waste,
Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services Dear Lynn,
Toter, LLC is pleased to have the opportunity to provide carts and Front Load containers to E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc. for the above-referenced RFP for the City of Thousand Oaks, CA (“Project”). Toter recognizes that time is of the essence for this contract and guarantees we have the capabilities and production capacity to meet the January 1, 2022 delivery requirements of this Project. This guaranty is based on all of the following being completed by March 31, 2021: (i) Statement of Work meeting to confirm accurate details and information for the manufacturing and shipment of the products for the Project along with a mutually agreed upon signed Statement of Work document; and, (ii) Toter’s receipt of your purchase order based upon the Statement of Work.
Thank you for the opportunity to work with E.J. Harrison & Sons, Inc. on this Project.
Sincerely,
Laura P. Hubbard
Director of Municipal Sales
AR002607
P.O. Box 5338 I 841 Meacham Road I Statesville, NC 28677 I 704.872.8171 I 800.424.0422 I www.toter.com AR002608
September 22, 2020
Lynn Harrison
General Manager
E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc.
1589 Lirio Ave.
Ventura,CA 93004
CONFAB"
A California waste container company
Reference: City of Thousand Oaks, CA
Dear Lynn,
RFP: Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Materia, and Organic Waste Collection Services
CONFAB is pleased to have the opportunity to provide Roll offs and Front Load containers to E.J.
Harrison and Sons, Inc. for the above-referenced RFP for the City of Thousand Oaks, CA ("Project"). CONFAB recognizes that time is of the essence for this contract and guarantees we have the capabilities and production capacity to meet the January 1, 2022 delivery requirements of this Project. This guaranty is based on all ofthe following being completed by March 31, 2021: (i) Statement of Work meeting to confirm accurate details and information for the manufacturing and shipment of the products for the Project along with a mutually agreed upon signed Statement of Work document; and, (ii) CONFAB'S receipt of your purchase order based upon the Statement of Work. Thank you for the opportunity to work with E.J. Harrison & Sons, Inc. on this important project.
Sincer.
,;,J
erry A Holmes
Director of Sales
CONFAB
[email protected]
www.con-fab.com
Corporate Headquarters 8613 Mulberry Ave. I Fontana, CA 92335 I 800.635.8335 I [email protected] I www.con-fab.com · , , ~ ~ 0 GO TO" A_ "fr~ WASTEQUIP TOter ;;,,.:/breath PIONEER MOUNTAJNrARP· ~PARTS cusco ~Accurate A.MAe:P AR002609
Street Sweeping Operations Plan
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc will provide all labor, equipment, materials, and supervision to thoroughly sweep each street and parking lot in the City according to the frequency and schedule specified by the City. We currently sweep the City residential and commercial streets as well as the 12 parking lots mentioned in the RFP. Commercial streets are swept once per week on a route map schedule of Tuesday through Friday. Parking lots are swept as scheduled once per week, most of the lots are scheduled for Saturday with a couple scheduled on Tuesday in coordination with landscaping crew. Residential streets are swept October through April twice a month and May through September once a month (see 2020 sweeping dates for 2020 - Attachment #1 ). We are currently using 4 TYMCO 600 CNG fueled sweepers October through April and 2.5 sweepers May through September. We follow the route maps established by the City and can provide these maps if requested. We currently average 26,000 curb miles swept per year and 2,250 tons of debris removed and recycled from the streets and parking lots. ·
We will be sweeping the City of Thousand Oaks with 4 new 2021 or 2022 TYMCO 600 CNG fueled sweepers (see attached General Specifications of TYMCO 600 CNG sweepers - Attachment #2). These 4 new sweepers will have a useful life of at least 7 years sweeping in the City. Please see delivery guarantee (Attachment #3). We have sufficient back up sweepers and broom/mechanical sweepers available as needed at our yard in Oxnard, CA. that can be put into service and operation within one hour of any breakdown. All sweeping equipment will meet all local, state, and federal regulations. Our sweepers are equipped with GPS tracking systems that allow us and our customers the ability to track vehicle location, speed and time swept. Video cameras will be installed and operating during all sweeping times as requested by the City. Our operators are also equipped with cell phones that will only be used while the sweeper is parked, so they can stay in communication with our staff and can be made available to the City upon request.
All equipment will be made available for inspection to the City staff at any time.
Our sweepers shall maintain a clean appearance and have a sign affixed with our Company name, telephone number and CA. These sweepers are white with blue manufacturing lettering. All maintenance, service, broom changes, cleaning, and work will be done at regular 200-hour intervals at our shop in Oxnard, CA.
Recycled and/or potable water will be used while sweeping for dust control.
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc will meet and exceed the standard operating practices for street sweeping. All sweeper manufacture requirements such as speed of sweeping, water use, will be followed. We will follow any modified requirements, routes, and frequencies that the City requests. We will provide an AR002610
annual 200-hour bank of time for sweeping and related services as requested by the City. Any necessary additional passes will be at no extra cost to the City.
Items which imped the sweeping path will be removed or reported to the City. If they cannot be removed such as parked cars, all care will be made to safely go around these obstructions. We will also notify the City of any construction projects that need to be avoided if we were not notified in advance. We will also train our operators to recognize illicit discharges and stormwater pollution sources and report these to the City.
Any area determined by the City as substandard will be re-swept within 24 hours of notification at no extra cost to the City. Our office number 805.201.0040 has an emergency mailbox that notifies a supervisor and we will respond within 2 hours to any City emergency. Any missed sweeps will be made up on the next available day at no extra charge to the City.
We understand the City may cancel sweeping due to inclement weather, construction, or other issues. The major holidays that sweeping is canceled or rescheduled will be observed. Venco will make certain that all sweeping is done during the posted and regularly scheduled times.
Sweeping debris will be disposed of at the City yard and records kept of the amount of debris dumped in cubic yards. We will contact the waste hauler on the weight of the street sweeping debris. Any dead animals encountered will be reported to the City and not included in the street sweeping debris.
Our Supervisor for your sweeping services will be Mr. Angel Gonzalez. Angel is an experienced operator and supervisor (see attached resume). He has over 18 years of experience with our company. He can be reached at the office or on his cell phone 805.890.8594. His email address is [email protected].
The current City of Thousand Oaks lead sweeping operator is Mr. Clemente Flores. He has been with our company 33 years and is familiar with the posted and regularly scheduled sweeping in the City. Clemente's cell phone will be made available upon request.
All our employees are uniformed and meet all existing license and insurance requirements. All operators sweeping in the City of Thousand Oaks will be well trained and experienced, following company by laws and safety requirements, as well as the requirements of the City contract.
We require our operators to do a pre and post trip inspection of the sweeper and keep a daily log. GPS will also be used to establish that routes are completed.
We will provide the City with a monthly report of the sweeping activities for each month swept. Daily and weekly reports will be provided to the City as requested.
Any requested meetings arranged by the City shall be attended by our senior staff.
AR002611
ATTACHMENT #1
MONDAY 1 6 20 3 17 2 16 6 20 4 1 6 3 8 5 19 2 16 7 21
2 6 20 3 17 2 16 6 20 11 8 13 10 14 5 19 2 16 7 21
3 6 20 3 17 2 16 6 20 18 15 20 17 21 5 19 2 16 7 21
4 13 27 10 24 9 23 13 27 26 22 27 24 28 12 26 9 23 14 28 5 13 27 10 24 9 23 13 27 11 8 13 10 14 12 26 9 23 14 28 TUESDAY 1 7 21 4 18 3 17 7 21 5 2 7 4 1 6 20 3 17 1 15
2 7 21 4 18 3 17 7 21 12 9 14 11 9 6 20 3 17 1 15
3 7 21 4 18 3 17 7 21 19 16 21 18 15 6 20 3 17 1 15
4 14 28 11 25 10 24 14 28 27 23 28 25 22 13 27 10 24 8 22 5 14 28 11 25 10 24 14 28 19 16 21 18 15 13 27 10 24 8 22 6 14 28 11 25 10 24 14 28 27 23 28 25 22 13 27 10 24 8 22 WEDNESDAY 1 2 15 5 19 4 18 1 15 6 3 1 5 2 7 21 4 18 2 16 2 2 15 5 19 4 18 1 15 13 10 8 12 10 7 21 4 18 2 16
3 2 15 5 19 4 18 1 15 20 17 15 19 16 7 21 4 18 2 16
4 8 22 12 26 11 25 8 22 28 24 22 26 23 14 28 11 25 9 23 5 8 22 12 26 11 25 8 22 13 10 8 12 10 14 28 11 25 9 23
THURSDAY 1 3 16 6 20 5 19 2 16 7 4 2 6 3 1 15 5 19 3 17 2 3 16 6 20 5 19 2 16 14 11 9 13 11 1 15 5 19 3 17
3 3 16 6 20 5 19 2 16 21 18 16 20 17 1 15 5 19 3 17
4 9 23 13 27 12 26 9 23 29 25 23 27 24 8 22 12 27 10 24 5 9 23 13 27 12 26 9 23 21 18 16 20 17 8 22 12 27 10 24 6 9 23 13 27 12 26 9 23 29 25 23 27 24 8 22 12 27 10 24 FRIDAY 1 4 17 7 21 6 20 3 17 1 5 3 7 4 2 16 6 20 4 18
2 4 17 7 21 6 20 3 17 8 12 10 14 12 2 16 6 20 4 18
3 4 17 7 21 6 20 3 17 15 19 17 21 18 2 16 6 20 4 18
4 10 24 14 28 13 27 10 24 22 26 24 28 25 9 23 13 28 11 26 5 10 24 14 28 13 27 10 24 22 26 24 28 25 9 23 13 28 11 26 AR002612
ATTACHMENT #2
1 REGENERATIVE AIR SWEEPERS
BOD®~
GENERAL
PW #i§ii!§§I
SPECIFICATIONS
~
MODEL 600® REGENERATIVE® AIR STREET SWEEPER
CNG AUXILIARY ENGINE / CNG CHASSIS
SWEEPER AUXILIARY ENGINE
Engine ................. KEM/GM Vortec 5700 CNG
Displacement ............................. 350 in3 (5.7 L) Power ................ 124 HP@ 2400 RPM (92 kW)
N~t torque ...... 284 lb-ft @ 2100 RPM (385 Nm)
Air cleaner .............................................. Heavy duty, w/pre-cleaner, scavenge vacuum hose,
and in-cab air restriction indicator w/gauge.
Oil filter ................................... Spin on, full flow Auxiliary engine fuel rack shared with chassis
CNG fuel rack capacity ....... 60 OGE (227 OLE)
Auxiliary engine shutdown system
Fuel/water separator
BLOWER, RUBBER LINED
Aluminum alloy, high volume, open face turbine
Purpose ................... Creates blast and suction
Bearings ... (2) sealed lifetime lube, anti-friction
Bolt-on housing ...................... Steel w/abraslon resistant, replaceable liner
Drive ........................... Heavy duty power band
DUST SEPARATOR
Type ................ Cyclonic, multipass, centrifugal
separation
Size ................................................... 20 x 61 in cylindrical area (508 x 1549 mm)
Located adjacent to blower within hopper
Particulate removal achieved through 61 in
(1549 mm) skimmer slot into skimmer hood
Hinged inspection door opened from hopper
exterior
Abrasion resistant housing w/replaceable wear
resistant liner
HOPPER
Capacity (volumetric) ............... 7.3 yd3 (5.6 m3)
Capacity (useable) ...................... 6 yd3 (4.6 m3) Construction ....................... Welded steel plate with integral stiffeners
Floor angle .................................................. 22° Dump door opening ........................... 84 x 44 in (2134x1118mm)
Dumping method ......... Hydraulic with raker bar
Dumping height ........................ 36 in (914 mm)
PICK-UP HEAD
Type ............................................ Dual chamber Function ............. Delivers air blast and suction
Width. (inside dimension) ........ 87 in (221 o mm)
Std. pick-up head area .......... 261 O in2 (1.68 m2)
BAH® option area .................... 3567 ln2 (2.3 m2) Suspension ................... 4 springs, 2 drag links
Skids .................. DUO SKID®, long-life carbide
Suction hose diameter .............. 14 in (356 mm)
Pressure hose diameter ........... 14 in (356 mm)
Pressure bleeder ........................... Integral for leaf/light material pickup
Reverse pick-up head system
GUTTER BROOM, TWIN, Patented
Standard equipment Includes floodlights and
parabolic mirrors
Drive ........................................ Constant speed non-reversible hydraulic motor
Adjustment... ............................... Adjustable for down pressure, pattern and wear
Down pressure ............................ Automatically adjusts to requirement
Flexibility .......................... All directions integral anti-damage "swing away" relief valve
Broom .............................. 43 In dia. (1092 mm) steel wire, vertical digger
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Operates gutter broom(s), dump and pick-up
head
Drive ............. Belt driven from auxiliary engine
Flow rat~ ............................ 8 GPM (30.3 LPM) Reservoir ... 25 gal (94.6 L) w/80 mesh suction
strainer, sight/temperature gauge, cooler
Filter ......................................... 3 micron in-line
DUST CONTROL SYSTEM
Water spray nozzles for dust suppression
Pump ................................. Electric diaphragm Reservo!r~ ......... Polyethylene 220 gal (833 L),
total minimum
Filter ........................................ 80 mesh in-line Low water shut-off .................... Safety shut-off with audible and visual indicator in cab
Spray nozzles:
Around pick-up head ................................... 4 Gutter brooms (each) .................................. 2 H~d~ta~f~i~i~~~:lw,sioi-age·a·re·a·::::::::fo«·(·e;·~l
brooms, auxiliary engine RPM, dust control
water system nozzles, safety lights.
Exterior Components
Dump switch, BlueLogic multiplex module
SAFETY/WARNING DEVICES
Alternating LED rear flashers (2)
Back-up alarm
SAE Class 1/California Title 13 amber beacon
light with limb guard - LED
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
AOD water pump w/washdown hose/spray gun
Abrasion protection package
Auto Sweep Interrupt (ASI)
Auxiliary hand hose 8 In dia. (203 mm)
Auxiliary hand hose hydraulic boom assist
Auxiliary hand hose catch basin cleaning
package
Auxiliary hydraulic system
Broom Assist Pick-up Head (BAH®)
Camera/monitor system
COMDEX (extra water and tool box) 330 gal
(1249 L) total capacity (171" WB Autocar
chassis only)
Gutter broom tilt ~djuster(s) (left, right, or twin)
Gutter broom variable speed
Gutter broom drop-down
High output water system
Hopper deluge system
H.opper drain system
Linear actuator - pressure bleeder w/gauge
(Standard on cabover chassis)
Liquid recovery system
Low emissions package (required for South
Coast AQMD Rule 1186)
Magnet, light, standard, or heavy duty
CONTROL SYSTEM P!ck-up head curtain lifter
BlueLogic® Control System P1ck-u~ head deluge
Multiplexed electrical system includes Shop air ~urge, d~st control system hardware and TYMCO designed software that Sp~rk resistant sk1.ds intewates the in-cab controls to the auxiliary Stainless. steel options:
engine and all sweeper functions; as well Hopper.
as provides intelligent safety features and Hopper weldment on-board diagnostics (OBD) for the auxiliary Dump ~oor
engine and sweeper through the BlueLogic Inspection doors display. R~ker plate
Blueloglc Display High capacity dust separator
Pedestal mounted touchscreen display Hopper screen
provides sweeper and auxiliary engine data to B!ower hou~lng the operator and includes hour meters (trip and High capac~ty dust separator total) for the auxiliary engine gutter brooms Hopper dram pick-up head, blower, water pump, and BAH Paint color (other than TYMCO standard white) broom !f applicable; sweeper?dometer (reco~ds Special options are available for your individual cur~ miles swept and sweeping hours), service requirements. Contact your local dealer or reminders, custom reminders, overspeed TYMCO
warning, low water audible alarm, dust control ·
sy~tem winterization guide, and OBD. CHASSIS AVAILABLE
Interior Components . . Leaf pressure bleeder control BlueLogic Fre1ghtlmer M2-112 CNG - 176 in wheelbase display, auxiliary fuse panel, 1(1uminatecl Autocar Xpert CNG - 157 in wheelbase control switches: pick-up head, gutter Autocar Xpert CNG - 171 in wheelbase z~~~-fit-~s1~MD Rule 1186 PM'" and Rule 1186.1 Alternative Fuel Cert1f1ed (!J TYMCO, Inc 2020 All rights reserved 6;25;20 www.tymco com This product 1s protected by numerous U.S and International Patents Spec1f1cat1ons subject to change w1lhout notice
AR002613
Attn:
Bill Barrett
President
I~/
~- equipment company
MAR CO
Industrial I Municipal Sweepers & Scrubbers
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc
2400 Eastman Ave.
Oxnard, CA 93030
ATTACHMENT #3
September 22, 2020
Regarding your sweeper delivery timeline question, TYMCO has experienced some delays in receiving the truck chassis and supplier's components due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as have other manufacturers in the industry.
As of today, TYMCO's anticipated delivery times for the Freightliner M2 chassis at 120- 180 days from time ofreceiving the PO.
We are also unclear given our current COVID situation and the regular flu season approaching what new requirements may affect production.
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions.
Sincerely,
Greg Bennett
Territory Manager
Mar-co Equipment Co.
909-594-9493 X 314
130 Atlantic Street• Pomona, CA 91768 • (909)594-9493 • FAX (909)594-7436 [email protected] • www.marcoequip.com
AR002614
Catch Basin & Drop Inlet Cleaning and Maintenance
Operations Plan
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc will provide all labor, equipment, materials, and supervision to thoroughly inspect and clean all catch basins and drop inlets in the City according to the frequency and schedule specified by the City. We will follow the routes established by the City via the GIS portal.
We will be cleaning the City of Thousand Oaks with 2 new 2021 or 2022 TYMCO 600 CNG fueled sweepers (see attached General Specifications of TYMCO 600 CNG sweepers - Attachment #1 ). These 2 new sweepers will have a useful life of at least 7 years sweeping in the City. Please see delivery guarantee (Attachment #2). We have sufficient back up equipment available as needed at our yard in Oxnard, CA. that can be put into service and operation within one hour of any breakdown. All equipment will meet all local, state, and federal regulations. Our sweepers are equipped with GPS tracking systems that allow us and our customers the ability to track vehicle location, and time spent at each location. Our operators are also equipped with cell phones so they can stay in communication with our staff and can be made available to the City upon request.
All equipment will be made available for inspection to the City staff at any time.
Our cleaning equipment shall maintain a clean appearance and have a sign affixed with our Company name, telephone number, and CA number. These sweepers are white with blue manufacturing lettering. All maintenance, service, cleaning, and work will be done at regular 200-hour intervals at our shop in Oxnard, CA.
Recycled and/or potable water will be used while cleaning each catch basin.
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc will meet and exceed the standard operating practices for street sweeping.
All our employees are uniformed and meet all existing license and insurance requirements. All inspection and cleaning operators in the City of Thousand Oaks will be well trained and experienced, following company by laws and safety requirements, as well as the requirements of the City contract.
We require our operators to do a pre and post trip inspection of the equipment and keep a daily log. GPS will also be used to establish that catch basins completed.
We will have a full-time inspector/supervisor annually inspecting all 3,622 catch basins and drop inlets. All information collected from these inspections will be reported to the City using their online GIS app. During inspection if liquid waste AR002615
other that water is found, we will notify the City immediately. Any catch basin or drop inlet that is observed but not on the City provided list will also be reported .
During the inspections we will identify any items which require maintenance and pictures and notes of maintenance needed will be reported to the City.
Cleaning of the 800 annual inlets will be done mostly between May 1st and September 30 using the TYMCO 600 sweepers with attached 8" suction hose.
Please see the TYMCO web site for a video demonstration of inlet cleaning using this equipment. We will have other equipment available to clean inlets between October 1 and April 30th as requested by the City. Minor modifications will be made to the sweepers to clean the drain outlet line a minimum of 6 feet from the catch basin /drop inlet. All trash and debris will be cleared from the gutter area a minimum of 2 feet around the opening of the basin/drop inlet. Information gathered during the cleaning including pictures will be reported to the City.
All debris will be handled and reported according the City requirements. Since we do not know the amount of debris in these catch basins and drop inlets, as well as how it is currently handled, we will work with the City staff on how they would like us to dispose and handle this debris. Our costs for debris are not include in our proposal and we will work with the City on the weight and disposal of this debris.
We will perform the inspections and cleaning between the required hours and days listed in the RFP. Traffic Safety will be handled by our workers and supervisor and as needed with a licensed traffic control company. And supplemental cleaning required by the City will be met within 24 hours. Additional compensation for supplemental cleaning beyond the 800 annual inlets will be at a rate of $200.00 per inlet.
AR002616
ATTACHMENT #1
600' ~
REGENERATIVE AIR SWEEPERS GENERAL
P\\YI= SWA#!=!i#@;;•
SPECIFICATIONS
~
MODEL
600® RE
GEN
ERATIV
E® AIR STREET SWEEPER
CNG AUXILIARY ENGINE / CNG CHASSIS
SWEEPER AUXILIARY ENGINE
Engine ................. KEM/GM Vortec 5700 CNG
Displacement ............................. 350 in3 (5.7 L) Power ................ 124 HP@ 2400 RPM (92 kW)
Net torque ...... 284 lb-ft @ 2100 RPM (385 Nm)
Air cleaner .............................................. Heavy duty, w/pre-cleaner, scavenge vacuum hose,
and in-cab air restriction indicator w/gauge.
Oil filter ................................... Spin on, full flow Auxiliary engine fuel rack shared with chassis
CNG fuel rack capacity ....... 60 OGE (227 OLE)
Auxiliary engine shutdown system
Fuel/water separator
BLOWER, RUBBER LINED
Aluminum alloy, high volume, open face turbine
Purpose ................... Creates blast and suction
Bearings ... (2) sealed lifetime lube, anti-friction
Bolt-on housing ...................... Steel w/abrasion resistant, replaceable liner
Drive ........................... Heavy duty power band
DUST SEPARATOR
Type ...... _. ......... Cyclonic, multi pass, centrifugal separation
Size ................... ................................ 20 x 61 in cylindrical area (508 x 1549 mm)
Located adjacent to blower within hopper
Particulate removal achieved through 61 in
(1549 mm) skimmer slot into skimmer hood
Hinged_ inspection door opened from hopper
exterior
Abrasion resistant housing w/replaceable wear
resistant liner
HOPPER
Capacity (volumetric) ............... 7.3 yd3 (5.6
m3 )
Capacity (useable) ...................... 6 yd3 (4.6
m3)
Construction ....................... Welded steel plate with integral stiffeners
Floor angle .................................................. 22° Dump door opening ........................... 84 x 44 in (2134 x 1118 mm)
Dumping method ......... Hydraulic with raker bar
Dumping height ........................ 36 in (914 mm)
PICK-UP HEAD
Type ............................................ Dual chamber Function ............. Delivers air blast and suction
Width (inside dimension) ........ 87 in (221 O mm)
Std. pick-up head area .......... 2610 in2 (1.68
m2)
BAH® option area .................... 3567 in2 (2.3 m2) Suspension ................... 4 springs, 2 drag links
Skids .................. DUO SKID
®, long-life carbide
Suction hose diameter .............. 14 in (356 mm)
Pressure hose diameter ........... 14 in (356 mm)
Pressure bleeder ........................... Integral for leaf/light material pickup
Reverse pick-up head system
GUTTER BROOM, TWIN, Patented
Standard equipment includes floodlights and
parabolic mirrors
Drive ........................................ Constant speed non-reversible hydraulic motor
Adjustment. ................................. Adjustable for down pressure, pattern and wear
Down pressure .... ........................ Automatically adjusts to requirement
Flexibility .......................... All directions integral anti-damage "swing away" relief valve
Broom .. ............................ 43 in dia. (1092 mm) steel wire, vertical digger
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Operates gutter broom(s), dump and pick-up
head ·
Drive ............. Belt driven from auxiliary engine
Flow rat~ ............................ 8 GPM (30.3 LPM) Reservoir ... 25 gal (94.6 L) w/80 mesh suction
strainer, sight/temperature gauge, cooler
Filter .. ....................................... 3 micron in-line
DUST CONTROL SYSTEM
Water spray nozzles for dust suppression
Pump ................................. Electric diaphragm Reservoirs ......... Polyethylene 220 gal (833 L)
total minimum '
Filter ........................................ 80 mesh in-line Low water shut-off .................... Safety shut-off with audible and visual indicator in cab
Spray nozzles:
Around pick-up head ................................... 4 Gutter brooms (each) .................................. 2 H~d°r~~ftihi~~~!)wisiai-age.are·a·:::::::20·tt·'(ii.~)
brooms, auxiliary engine RPM, dust control
water system nozzles, safety lights.
Exterior Components
Dump switch, BlueLogic multiplex module
SAFETY/WARNING DEVICES
Alternating LED rear flashers (2)
Back-up alarm
SAE Class 1/California Title 13 amber beacon
light with limb guard - LED
OPTIONAL EQUI
PMENT
AOD water pump w/washdown hose/spray gun
Abrasion protection package
Auto Sweep Interrupt (ASI)
Auxiliary hand hose 8 in dia. (203 mm)
Auxiliary hand hose hydraulic boom assist
Auxiliary hand hose catch basin cleaning
package
Auxiliary hydraulic system
Broom Assist Pick-up Head (BAH
®)
Camera/monitor system
COMDEX (extra water and tool box) 330 gal
(1249 L) total capacity (171" WB Autocar
chassis only)
Gutter broom tilt adjuster(s) (left, right, or twin)
Gutter broom variable speed
Gutter broom drop-down
High output water system
Hopper deluge system
Hopper drain system
Linear actuator - pressure bleeder w/gauge (Standard on cabover chassis) Liquid recovery system
Low emissions package (required for South
Coast AQMD Rule 1186)
Magnet, light, standard, or heavy duty
CONTROL SYSTEM Pick-up head curtain lifter
BlueLogic® Control System Pick-up. head deluge
Multiplexed electrical system includes Shop air ~urge, d~st control system hardware and TYMCO designed software that Sp~rk resistant sk1~s integrates the in-cab controls to the auxiliary statnless steel options:
engine and all sweeper functions; as well Hopper:
as provides intelligent safety features and Hopper weldment on-board diagnostics (080) for the auxiliary Dump ~oar
engine and sweeper through the BlueLogic Inspection doors display Raker plate BlueLogic Display High capacity dust separator
Pedestal mounted touchscreen display Hopper sc~een
provides sweeper and auxiliary engine data to B(ower hou:3mg the operator and includes hour meters (trip and High capac!tY dust separator total) for the auxiliary engine, gutter brooms, ~opper dram pick-up head, blower, water pump, and BAH Paint color (other than TYMCO standard white) broom !f applicable; sweeper ?dometer (reco~ds Special options are available for your individual cur~ miles swept and sweeping hours), service requirements. Contact your local dealer or reminders, custom reminders, overspeed TYMCO
warning, low water audible alarm, dust control ·
sy~tem winterization guide, and 080. CHASSIS AVAILABLE Interior Components . . Leaf pressure bleeder control BlueLogic Freighthner M2-112 CNG - 176 in wheelbase display, auxiliary fuse panel, i(luminatea Autocar Xpert CNG - 157 in wheelbase control switches: pick-up head gutter Autocar Xpert CNG - 171 in wheelbase South Coast AQMD Rule 1186 PM 10 and Rule 1186.1 Alternative Fuel Certified tel TYMCO, Inc. 2020 All rights reserved 6/25/20 1-8001 -258-9626 This product is protected by numerous U.S. and International Patents www. ymco.com Spec1f1cat1ons subject to change without notice:
AR002617
MAR CO
equipment company
Industrial I Municipal Sweepers & Scrubbers
Attn:
Bill Barrett
President
Venco Power Sweeping, Inc
2400 Eastman Ave.
Oxnard, CA 93030
ATTACHMENT #2
September 22, 2020
Regarding your sweeper delivery timeline question, TYMCO has experienced some delays in receiving the truck chassis and supplier's components due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as have other manufacturers in the industry.
As of today, TYMCO's anticipated delive1y times for the Freightliner M2 chassis at 120- 180 days from time ofreceiving the PO.
We are also unclear given our current COVID situation and the regular flu season approaching what new requirements may affect production.
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions.
Sincerely,
Greg Bennett
Territory Manager
Mar-co Equipment Co.
909-594-9493 X 314
130 Atlantic Street • Pomona, CA 91768 • (909)594-9493 • FAX (909)594-7436 [email protected] • www.marcoequip.com
PROPOSAL
FOR EJ HARRISON/CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
HOME COLLECTION PROGRAM
OCTOBER 12, 2020
Presented By
Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.
880 West Verdulera Street
Camarillo, CA 93010
805.391.2007
AR002618
~
[le,ap~ar,bpt5
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES•
..,,._
-
~ CJe~a~U~rb9r.5 --Wft.WJl.UJl..
Clean Harbors i
Contents
1 Qualifications and Experience .............................................................................................1
1.1 Company Description and Overview.............................................................................1
1.1 Company Incorporation Information .............................................................................1
1.2 Company History and Overview ..................................................................................1
1.2 Clean Harbors Household Hazardous Waste Qualifications...........................................3
1.2.1 Product Stewardship Involvement..........................................................................3
1.3 Clean Harbors HHW Service Offerings.........................................................................4 2 Staffing Plans and Key Personnel ........................................................................................5
2.1 Additional Clean Harbors Corporate Support ................................................................7
2.2 Key Personnel...............................................................................................................7 3 Proposed Work Plan............................................................................................................9
3.1 HHW Home Collection Work Plan ...............................................................................9
3.2 Other Administrative Plans & Services ....................................................................... 13
3.2.1 Recordkeeping and Waste Tracking ..................................................................... 13
3.2.2 Clean Harbors Online Services............................................................................. 14
3.2.3 Customer Service................................................................................................. 16 4 Relevant Permits and Licenses .......................................................................................... 16
4.1 Transportation Permits................................................................................................ 16 5 Clean Harbors Health & Safety, Environmental Compliance Overview............................. 17
5.1 Internal Audit Program................................................................................................ 18
5.2 Regulatory Communications....................................................................................... 18
5.3 Health and Safety and Environmental Compliance...................................................... 19
5.4 Health and Safety Program Details.............................................................................. 19 Minimum Training Requirements...................................................................................... 20 AR002619
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 1 1 Qualifications and Experience
1.1 Company Description and Overview
1.1 Company Incorporation Information
Company Name: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. (A wholly owned subsidiary of the parent holding company, Clean Harbors, Inc.)
Corporate Address: Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. 42 Longwater Drive
P.O. Box 9149
Norwell, MA 02061-9149
781.792.5000
Date of Incorporation: March 24, 1980 Clean Harbors, Inc. in Massachusetts Size Standard: Large Business – “C” Corporation
TIN: 04-2698999
DUNS Number &
Rating:
03-932-2250
1R3
1.2 Company History and Overview
We are North America’s leading provider of environmental, energy and industrial services supporting our customers in finding environmentally responsible solutions to further their sustainability goals in today's world. We believe we operate, in the aggregate, the largest number of hazardous waste incinerators, landfills and treatment, storage and disposal facilities ("TSDFs") in North America. The company was founded in 1980 by Alan S. McKim, began as a small fourperson tank cleaning business. Mr. McKim continues to lead the company as President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board. Clean Harbors is headquartered in Norwell, Massachusetts and is a publicly traded company whose more than 15,000 employees.
We serve a diverse customer base, including Fortune 500 companies, across the chemical, energy, manufacturing and additional markets, as well as numerous government agencies. These customers rely on us to deliver a broad range of services including but not limited to end-to-end hazardous waste management, emergency response, industrial cleaning and maintenance and recycling services. We are also the largest re-refiner and recycler of used oil in North America and the largest provider of parts cleaning and related environmental services to commercial, industrial and automotive customers in North America.
Today, Clean Harbors’ customers are serviced through a network of service branches. We have over 400 branch offices and more than 100 waste management facilities throughout the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and northern Mexico. We have two operating segments; (i) the Environmental Services segment and (ii) the Safety-Kleen segment. The following is a discussion of how management evaluates its segments including key performance indicators that management uses to assess the segments’ results, as well as certain macroeconomic trends and influences that impact each reportable segment:
AR002620
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 2 • Environmental Services - Environmental Services segment results are predicated upon the demand by our customers for waste services directly attributable to waste volumes generated by them and project work for which waste handling and/or disposal is required.
In managing the business and evaluating performance, management tracks the volumes and mix of waste handled and disposed of through our owned incinerators and landfills, as well as utilization of such incinerators, labor and billable hours and equipment among other key metrics. Levels of activity and ultimate performance associated with this segment can be impacted by several factors including overall U.S. GDP and U.S. industrial production, weather conditions, efficiency of our operations, technology, changing regulations, competition, market pricing of our services and the management of our related operating costs. Environmental Services results are also impacted by the demand for planned and unplanned industrial related cleaning and maintenance services at customer sites and for environmental cleanup services on a scheduled or emergency basis, including response to national events such as major chemical spills, natural disasters or other events where immediate and specialized services are required.
• Safety-Kleen - Safety-Kleen segment results are impacted by an array of core service and product offerings that serve to attract small quantity waste producers as customers and integrate them into the Clean Harbors waste network. Core service offerings include parts washer services, containerized waste services, vac services, used motor oil collection and contract blending and packaging services. Key performance indicators tracked by the Company relative to these services include the number of parts washer services performed and pricing and volume of used motor oil and waste collected. Results from these services are primarily driven by the overall number of parts washers placed at customer sites and volumes of waste collected, as well as the demand for and frequency of other offered services. These factors can be impacted by overall economic conditions in the marketplace, especially in the automotive related area. In addition to its core service offerings, SafetyKleen offers high quality recycled base and blended oil products to end users including fleet customers, distributors and manufacturers of oil products. Other product offerings include automotive related fluids and shop supplies. Relative to its oil related products, management tracks the Company's volumes and relative percentages of base and blended oil sales along with various pricing metrics associated with the commodity driven marketplace. The segment’s results are significantly impacted by overall market pricing and product mix associated with base and blended oil products and, more specifically, the market prices of Group II base oils. Costs incurred in connection with the collection of used oil and other raw materials associated with the segment’s oil related products can also be volatile. Our OilPlus® closed loop initiative, which results in the sale of our renewable oil products directly to our end customers, may also be impacted by changes in customer demand for high-quality, environmentally responsible recycled oil.
The services proposed to the City of Thousand Oaks will be provided out of our local Technical Services location in Camarillo, California.
Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.
880 Verdulera Street
Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 987-0217
AR002621
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 3
1.2 Clean Harbors Household Hazardous Waste Qualifications Clean Harbors has positioned itself as the leader of HHW management programs in North America. Clean Harbors and its predecessors have been involved in the HHW market since the late 1970’s. Each year Clean Harbors successfully executes over 1600 HHW collections.
Nationwide, we have managed over 15,000 household hazardous waste collection programs.
Events have ranged from small one-day collections to multiple-site regional and statewide collections of all types.
We understand the unique requirements of managing a successful household hazardous waste collection program. We have the HHW and CESQG experience, knowledge, technical expertise to provide the services The City has outlined in the RFP.
The following chart indicates the volume of HHW managed by Clean Harbors in the US over the past several years.
1.2.1 Product Stewardship Involvement
Clean Harbors views product stewardships as essential components of our own and our clients sustainability. We support and are involved in several Product Stewardship efforts including:
♺ PaintCare Product Stewardship
♺ California Product Stewardship Council
♺ Product Stewardship Institute (Extended Producer Responsibility [ERP] for HHW research) ♺ Sponsors of the Pesticide Stewardship Alliance
♺ Sponsors of NAHMMA and their Product Stewardship policies ♺ Sponsors of DTSC & Cal Recycle’s Annual HHW/Used Oil Conference supporting Product Stewardship 5,993
6,104
5,922
6,141
6,170
14,803
15,940
15,955
16,553
16,932
25,375
26,413
27,036
26,767
27,232
0 5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
0 2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
16,000
18,000
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Tons
Number Orders / Manifests
Year
HHW Event Data
HHW Orders Manifests Tons
AR002622
Iii
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 4 Clean Harbors provides both transportation and processing services to PaintCare in every state with an active program. We have facilitated the use of PaintCare for our HHW clients in states with active PaintCare programs. As new states are added to the PaintCare program we work closely with our clients and PaintCare to expeditiously incorporate the utilization of the product stewardship program into the HHW’s program.
Clean Harbors supports and encourages local agencies to participate in Product Stewardship Programs (PSP). We understand the City may divert some of the waste steams covered in this proposal to PSPs as they become available in the future.
1.3 Clean Harbors HHW Service Offerings
Clean Harbors is committed to providing all our Household Hazardous Waste clients with quality service and guaranteed program success. Our Household Hazardous Waste Management Services include:
Program Management
Technical & Operational Support
Transportation & Disposal
Regulatory and Reporting Assistance
Program Management – Clean Harbors’ dedicated HHW staff provide complete program management including pre-event planning, event logistics, on-site operations, and post-event reporting. Programs managed by Clean Harbors include:
♺ Temporary, Mobile and Satellite Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events ♺ Permanent Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility Management ♺ Waste Transportation and Disposal Services
♺ Door-to-Door/Curbside Collection Programs
♺ Special Collection Events (e.g. E-Waste, Recycle Only, Pharmaceuticals, flares, etc.) ♺ Landfill Load Check Programs
♺ SQG & CESQG Programs
♺ Material Re-Use Programs
♺ Agricultural Pesticide Collection Programs
♺ Emergency / Disaster-Related Household Hazardous Waste Programs Technical and Operational Support – From waste identification to packaging requirements, to supply and equipment recommendations, Clean Harbors HHW Project Managers, chemists and logistical coordinators are there to answer your questions and provide full technical support to your HHW program.
Clean Harbors has an extensive staffing pool of both full-time and part-time hazardous waste chemists and technicians. Whether we provide complete turnkey services or supplemental staffing to a client-operated program, you can rely on Clean Harbors for professional, experienced and knowledgeable HHW professionals.
AR002623
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 5 Transportation and Disposal - Clean Harbors' fleet of over 10,000 licensed transportation vehicles is critical to providing turnkey environmental management services to our clients. We maintain all required state and federal permits, licenses and DOT exemptions necessary for transporting household hazardous waste.
As an environmentally conscious company, we are committed to recycling and reclaiming wastes using a variety of methods. These methods effectively remove contaminants from the original material, to restore its fitness for its intended purpose or a beneficial reuse, thereby reducing the volume of waste requiring disposal. Clean Harbors offers a complete range of environmentally sound options for waste management. Beyond our methodologies to reduce or reuse waste, our large array of recycling, treatment, incineration, and landfill facilities bring a complete range of alternatives to our customers.
Regulatory and Reporting Assistance – Clean Harbors will support your HHW program with regulatory assistance at the local, state, provincial and federal levels. Our program specialists follow the evolving regulatory framework, and can alert you of changes in existing regulations and implementation of new regulations as well as provide guidance for compliance.
With our own Regulatory Affairs Department, rest assured that your waste will be transported and managed properly, and all services will be provided with strict internal regulatory oversight.
Our highly experienced staff is prepared to provide assistance to the City with the regulatory reporting requirements associated with your HHW Program. 2 Staffing Plans and Key Personnel
While Clean Harbor offers a wide range of comprehensive hazardous waste management services through a variety of facility types and technologies, we are, first and foremost, a service company. Our reputation as an industry leader rests on providing safe, environmentally responsible solutions to our customers. The people behind those solutions are the most vital asset of all. Clean Harbors’ recruiting and hiring processes assure that only the top candidates are hired as employees. We select promising professionals from numerous disciplines to join our skilled team of over 15,000 employees.
Clean Harbors maintains an exceptionally qualified and experienced staff and our management team has been carefully selected to achieve the most effective blend of disciplines, such as hazardous waste technology and science, environmental law and regulations, safety and industrial hygiene, transportation and environmental protection. We believe this superior quality of our people is a key factor to the excellent level of service we provide.
Clean Harbors services to the City of Thousand Oaks will be managed by a dedicated team of experienced professionals who will ensure quality service, cost control, and risk containment.
The following tables outline job functions and individual qualifications of our various key personnel.
AR002624
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 6 Position Responsibilities
Technical Services
District Manager
(TSDM)
The TSDM is responsible for all Clean Harbors Technical Services operations within a designated region, in this case Southern California. The TSDM will assist the Account Manager in negotiating contract terms, resolve operational issues at a contract level and is responsible for operations oversight of Clean Harbors Technical Services. The TSDM is ultimately responsible for customer satisfaction and compliant service execution. The TSDM directs regional resources to fulfill contract requirements.
Account Manager
(AM)
The AM is responsible for a specific subset of customer accounts within the region. The AM is expected to be thoroughly familiar with the contract and the customer and can arrange for all services, reports, invoices and can answer questions and resolve problems for the customer. The AM will seek customer feedback and deliver solutions.
HHW Program
Manager(PM)
The HHW PM is the main point of contact for the City. The HHW PM ensures there is appropriate staffing to meet contract requirements ensures compliance with contract terms and conditions on a daily basis and can answer most contract and technical questions for the customer.
The HHW PM is responsible for all planning, logistics, equipment, supplies, and staffing for the program.
CleanPack Chemist &
Technicians
Chemists and Technicians are responsible for screening, segregating, inventory and packing all waste collected. They provide identification of unknown wastes by conducting field “Fingerprint” tests. They perform all tasks safely, in compliance with regulations and according to contract terms. They are responsible for screening waste to ensure compliance with program parameters, transferring all acceptable material onto the Clean Harbors truck, segregating waste by hazard class and properly packaging it into UN approved shipping containers. They also ensure all proper shipping documents for waste transportation and disposal are completed.
Clean Harbors is centrally managed from its headquarters in Norwell, Massachusetts. Regional Vice Presidents and Directors are responsible for service delivery in their assigned geographic regions.
AR002625
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 7
2.1 Additional Clean Harbors Corporate Support
One of the major reasons for the success of Clean Harbors is due to our extensive logistical support at a corporate level. We believe that Clean Harbors’ logistical support organizations are the industry leaders. These organizations have played and will continue to play a major role in all aspects of the management, operation, and ultimate success of Clean Harbors.
A partnership with Clean Harbors brings access to our corporate managers of each of the various support functions, i.e., Administration, Technical, Information Systems, Compliance and Health & Safety to the City. The manager of each support function is focused on providing and maintaining support organizations that are unsurpassed in terms of quality, responsiveness, and dedication. Throughout all phases of our contract, our local management team and the City will have full access to all of Clean Harbors’ corporate support.
2.2 Key Personnel
The following list provides the names, titles, responsibilities, experience and qualifications of Clean Harbors HHW team who will continue providing the requested services to the City.
AR002626
Name, Address, Position Title Responsibilities Qualifications/ Experience/ Phone Education
Jen McLaughlin Program Manager/ Program Manager for the City's HHW contract. 23 years Household Hazardous 880 Verdulera Street Technical Services Jen will work with the City to assure optimum: Waste and Environmental Industry Camarillo, CA 93010
Operations Manager •!• Program administration experience.
Phone: 805.914.1472
•!• Program planning & operations
A.A. degree in Liberal Studies.
•!• Accomplishment of program tasks
•!• City and public satisfaction
Russ Stogsdill Regional Health & The Regional Health & Safety Manager, Russ 9 years Household Hazardous Waste 3495 Kurtz Street Safety Manager Stogsdill, will provide the following function in experience and 28 years of San Diego, CA 92110 support of the field activities: Environmental Industry experience.
Phone: 310. 283.7765 ♦:♦ Maintain all necessary files and records; AAS degree in Occupational Health •!• Be available for consultation by the Program & Safety & CIHM.
Manager or Project Supervisor;
•!• Modify health and safety equipment or
procedures based on data gathered at the
project sites;
•!• Provide occasional site audits to verify
adherence to the site safety requirements.
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 8 Branch
Manager
HHW PM
AR002627
Name, Address, Position Title Responsibilities Qualifications/ Experience/ Phone Education
Kelly Kraft Account Manager Kelly Kraft, Account Manager, will support the 12 years Household Hazardous 880 Verdulera Street Program Manager on administrative issues. He Waste and 20 years Environmental Camarillo, CA 93010 will attend meetings if the Program Manager is Industry experience.
Phone: 805.233.0549 unavailable and will assist the City with any matters in the Program Manager's absence. The A.S. degree in Hospitality.
Account Manager is accountable for ensuring
execution of the agreement and managing
changes to the agreement that may arise over the
term of the contract. Job functions include:
•!• Ensure a smooth contract transitioning.
•!• Attend QA/QC meetings with City
representatives to discuss any areas which
may need attention and to present any
recommendations for improvement,
specifically addressing customer satisfaction
and regulatory compliance.
Christopher (Rob) Prnject Supen,isor/ Primary Site Supervisor for the City's HHW 8+ years Household Hazardous Hubbard contract. Primary customer contact for all Waste Collection experience and 880 Verdulera Street operational-related activities. Responsible for: Environmental Industry experience.
Camarillo, CA 93010 ♦ all planning, logistics, equipment, supplies, Completion of 1.5 years college Phone: 805.987.0217 and staffmg for the events general education coursework.
Cell: 805.504. 7135 •!• supervision for on-site program activities hubbard.christo11her@ ♦:♦ supervision of all site personnel cleanharbors.com ♦:♦ on-site decision maker •!• fill any operational job position as needed
•!• directs personnel in emergency situations
Brant Hove Prnject Supen ,isor/ Alternative Site Supervisor ( see responsibilities 7 years Household Hazardous Waste 880 Verdulera Street under Rob Hubbard below). Also ensures all and Environmental Industry Camarillo, CA 93010 necessary equipment, supplies, and staffing are experience.
Phone: 805.987.0217 available for the contract.
Cell: 805.603.6247 B.S. degree in Geology.
[email protected] eanharb
ors.com
Claire Guerrero HHW Customer Claire is an Insite Administrator and is 1 year Household Hazardous Waste 880 Verdulera Street Service responsible for providing HHW Customer and Environmental Industry Camarillo, CA 93010 Service. Claire works directly with both expenence.
Phone: 805.987.0717 residents to provide program information and B.S. degree in Chemistry. client staff members to providing scheduling and administrative services.
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 9 3 Proposed Work Plan
Clean Harbors will provide the necessary labor, equipment, and materials to support The City of Thousand Oaks Household Hazardous Waste Home Collection Program. Clean Harbors does not intend to utilize subcontractors; but rather will provide pickup and transportation of the City’s household hazardous waste using our Company-owned and operated transportation resources.
The waste will be transported back to the City’s Permanent HHW Facility, currently being operated by Clean Harbors, for proper disposal.
Program management activities shall include, but are not limited to:
Scheduling appointments & confirming eligibility for the City’s Home Collection HHW program. This includes providing an appointment link on the website and a toll-free telephone number with customer service being available Monday-Friday 8am to 5pm; Shipping a collection kit to residents consists of a clear plastic bag, tie, labels, and an instruction sheet;
Providing home household hazardous waste pickup service on a quarterly basis or ondemand as needed to qualified residents; Providing an ongoing public education program to inform residents of the benefits and availability of the HHW Home Collection Program;
Store, promote and distribute used motor oil kits and sharps containers that will be provided by the City
Providing all required and/or requested reports and report data to the City; Attending operational and strategy meetings with City’s staff, we suggest such meeting be held on a quarterly basis.
3.1 HHW Home Collection Work Plan
The proposed program will be available to all residents meeting the City’s acceptance criteria.
Residents can schedule online via our website or alternatively call our toll-free hotline to schedule Home Collection appointments. Clean Harbors will staff the hotline during routine business hours (Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PST, excluding holidays). Afterhours callers will reach our voicemail system which operates during all non business hours.
Voicemail messages will be returned as soon as possible, but in no event later than the next business day. Residents may also schedule appointments online via a link on EJ Harrison’s website, which will route to Clean Harbors Customer Service.
When the participant calls or submits the online form, demographic and location data will be collected. Information collected from the participant will include their name, address, and phone number, cross streets, and how the resident heard about the Home Collection program.
The Clean Harbors staff will obtain a "general" inventory of the material to be collected. The inventory will contain information on the waste types and quantities. In order to maximize AR002628
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 10 recycling within the community, interested residents will be informed of local options for recycling common HHW items such as motor oil, oil filters, batteries, paint, sharps and other items which have local recycling options.
Should the resident inform our staff that they have unacceptable materials, we will always assist residents in finding proper outlets for all unacceptable materials. Unacceptable items include:
Biological Waste
Medications
Ammunition and Explosives
Asbestos
Commercially-generated chemicals or hazardous wastes
Construction-related materials
Containers over 5 gallons
Fire extinguishers
Food waste
Gas cylinders/pressurized cylinders
Liquid/Elemental mercury and broken items that contain mercury Materials improperly packaged for transportation including leaking containers Medicines/pharmaceuticals
Radioactive materials: smoke detectors
Tires
Trash and white goods including bulky items
Unknown or unlabeled materials
During the call, our staff will also inform the participant on the preparation and pickup instructions, maximum quantities allowed under the program, and other key program parameters.
At the close of the call, residents will be given an appointment date which is convenient to the resident. Residents will be given a choice of collection dates during a scheduled quarterly run or within 10 business days of receiving the residents request for services.
After the resident schedules their collection, a collection kit will be sent to the resident.
Participants will receive one bag unless otherwise indicated that more than one bag is required to collect all eligible materials. Participants that only have electronics, batteries and fluorescent lamps will not be sent a collection kit, as the kit is not required for those items. Participants are not required to be present during the collection. The resident is responsible for packaging the materials and placing them outside on the designated collection date. The collection kit consists of a clear plastic bag, tie, labels, and an instruction sheet. The instruction sheet informs the participant of their collection date and lists eligible and non-eligible items.
Clean Harbors will give each resident a confirmation email or call 1 or 2 business days prior to the scheduled collection date to remind and confirm with the resident the scheduled pickup date and guidelines.
AR002629
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 11 Clean Harbors is proposing to utilize a team of one HHW Chemist and one HHW technician with a Clean Harbors box truck to perform the Home Collection Program pickups. Our well equipped and maintained fleet will mobilize out of our Camarillo, California location.
The following is a brief summary of Clean Harbors HHW Home Collection process.
1. The resident contacts Clean Harbors via EJ Harrison website or our toll-free phone number.
2. Clean Harbors staff will confirm participant eligibility and inform the resident of program parameters.
3. A collection date is scheduled with the resident and a collection kit is mailed out.
4. By 7a.m. on the scheduled pickup day, the resident places their material in the agreed upon secured area on their property, typically a front porch or driveway.
5. On the day of the pickup, Clean Harbors’ staff will first show their Company ID badge to the resident if resident is home.
6. On the scheduled day our professional staff arrives at the residence and will first show their Company ID badge to the resident if resident is home. They will then inspect the contents of the HHW kit. All acceptable material is transferred onto the Clean Harbors truck. The materials are then segregated by hazard class and properly packaged in UN approved shipping containers for transport and proper shipping documents for waste transportation are prepared.
a. In the event that unacceptable materials are present, the unacceptable materials will be packaged into a bag and left in place. If the resident is home they will be verbally notified of the unacceptable materials; if the resident is not home, a written notice will be left indicating why the material was not collected. Residents may always contact Clean Harbors for further assistance to properly dispose of any unacceptable waste.
7. After the last pickup of the week is performed the UN shipping containers are closed and all appropriate shipping documents are completed and finalized for proper transport to the Permanent HHW Facility.
8. The HHW waste is transported to the Thousand Oaks Permanent Facility where it will be final processed and disposed of at the Permanent Facility HHW.
9. Monthly Reporting. Clean Harbors’ reports to the City will include information regarding the residence identification of each residence, amounts & types of waste collected at each residence and material types and volumes of wastes which were managed via recycling.
AR002630
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 12
3.1.1.1 Segregation and Packing
3.1.1.1.1 Segregation
All waste received will be segregated into one of the following categories:
Aerosols
Acids
Bases
Oxidizers
Pesticides
Paints
Solvents/Flammables
Reactives
Oils
Antifreeze
Batteries
Lamps
Non-Hazardous/Non-Regulated Materials
3.1.1.1.2 Packing Procedures
All HHW waste will be packaged in accordance with the applicable Department of Transportation (DOT) packaging regulations under Title 40 CFR 262.30 and Title 49 CFR 173, and 178. These regulations ensure that the packages meet minimum integrity standards for safe transportation.
3.1.1.1.3 Lab and Loose Packing
Once materials are identified and segregated, the appropriate packaging method for each container is determined in accordance with container size, type, and hazardous characteristics. When lesser quantities are accumulated, smaller drum sizes are used in proportion to the amount of material to be packaged, so as to minimize the overall cost to the City.
Aerosol Cans and Flammable Solids (i.e. Tars and Adhesives) will be loose packed separately into cubic yard boxes. Other candidates for loose packing include non RCRA solids, detergents and grease. Loose packs may contain 5 gallon or smaller non-leaking inner containers; glass inner containers are not acceptable in loose packs, instead they must be lab packed.
Acids, bases, toxics, and oxidizers will be lab packed, with up to 25 gallons of liquids or 400 pounds of solids allowed per 55 gallon lab pack. These volume limitations ensure that each full container is not heavier than the drum’s UN-rating and additionally they help ensure the safety of our TSDF employees who later handle the drums. Also for health and safety reasons, metal drums with poly liners will not be used to package corrosive lab packs. Experience has found that these liners can tear during shipment if any of the waste has jagged edges (which can often be the reason a resident is getting rid of the item in the first place). Liner tearing can result in drum leakage or dangerous chemical reactions when some corrosives come in contact with metal. For safety reasons, Clean Harbors does not bulk HHW acids or bases, bulked acids and bases bulked from HHW programs have been the cause of several incidents involving reacting drums at TSDFs.
Solid pesticides/fertilizers will be loose packed into cubic yard boxes or drums; however, liquid poisons/toxics will be lab packed into 55-gallon drums. Reactives will be lab packed into 5-gallon pails with up to one gallon of liquid or five pounds of solids.
Paints will be managed to maximize utilization of the PaintCare Paint Stewardship.
AR002631
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 13
3.1.1.1.4 Paint Management Plan and PaintCare Procedures Clean Harbors uses drums and cubic yard boxes to package and transport most paint and paintrelated materials. When collection volumes warrant and site space will accommodate cubic yard boxes, we prefer using use cubic yard boxes for paint packaging. There are several advantages to packing the paint in cubic yard boxes. These include:
The risk of a spill is greatly reduced,
Solvent vapors in the air created by bulking the material are eliminated, and The paint can be handled and packaged more quickly because the boxes can be set right at the unloading tables.
All paint is segregated into latex and solvent based categories and then further segregated into PaintCare eligible and Non PaintCare eligible groups.
All PaintCare eligible architectural paints will be packaged in cubic yard boxes or drums for inclusion in the PaintCare stewardship. As an existing contracted PaintCare Service Provider, Clean Harbors can provide the HHW program’s collection services for PaintCare pursuant to the California Paint Stewardship law (PRC 48700-487069). Clean Harbors will collect, package, transport and recycle/dispose of all eligible architectural paints received through the HHW program as separate waste streams for inclusion in the paint product stewardship program.
The remaining Non PaintCare paint and/or paint related materials will be packaged into cubic yard boxes and/or drums.
Note: all containers going into all paint boxes must be fully intact with lids that are properly sealed and free of excessive corrosion for safety and spill prevention.
3.1.1.2 Loading and Shipping
Clean Harbors will prepare shipping paperwork in accordance with all Federal, State and Local regulations. Paperwork includes manifests, bill of ladings, necessary Land Disposal Restriction Forms, packing lists, and container labels.
3.2 Other Administrative Plans & Services
3.2.1 Recordkeeping and Waste Tracking
All manifests, worksheets, weight tickets, and other related documents associated with every job Clean Harbors manages are scanned into our Document Imaging and Retrieval System.
Scanned images are indexed for viewing, updating, and linking to waste tracking reports.
Anytime Clean Harbors’ and/or City personnel need a copy of a signed manifest, one can easily be downloaded from our website and printed within seconds. Clean Harbors’ disposal facilities also keep hard copies of all signed shipping paperwork in storage.
AR002632
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 14 The moment a truck arrives with waste at any one of our Service Centers, Clean Harbors assigns to each container a unique tracking number. This number is printed on labels as corresponding bar codes and attached to each drum.
Every time the containers are moved, whether from truck to truck or from one location to another in a facility, the bar code labels are scanned and the data is uploaded into our Waste Information Network (“WIN”).
Drums and/or boxes that are bulked/consolidated into larger containers (i.e. tanks, roll offs, etc.) are also noted in WIN; and a new tracking number is created that lists all the original numbers.
Regardless of where the material is shipped, WIN will have the ability to generate real-time reports mapping the path that your waste took from pickup to final disposal/recycling.
These Waste Tracking Reports will include a signed Certificate of Disposal, and will indicate:
The manifest number(s)
Each container’s tracking number
The new tracking number if bulked/consolidated
The final disposal facility
The waste management method code
The date of final disposal / recycling
3.2.2 Clean Harbors Online Services
Clean Harbors continues to improve its processes and its systems to increase efficiencies and reduce costs for all its customers. One of the areas that we continue to focus on is the improvement of current systems and development of new applications that provide value to our customers.
Clean Harbors’ WIN, Waste Inventory Network is an in-house designed and built, proprietary web-based system. WIN connects all Clean Harbors’ locations into one system, and controls and manages all Clean Harbors’ processes
♦ Customer Setup »» Waste Profiling Quoting »» Order Management ♦ On-site Packaging and Waste Pickup »» Shipping & Transportation »» Plant Receiving ♦ Waste Processing and Disposal »» Waste Tracking »» Invoicing ♦ Site Services & Industrial Services »» Quoting »» Job Execution »» Invoicing ♦ Built in Health, Safety and Compliance oversight ensures safe waste handling and complete regulatory compliance.
Our WIN System provides efficiencies, which get passed on to our customers ♦ Low cost waste routing
AR002633
Clean Harbors Proposal - EJ Harrison/City of Thousand Oaks 15 ♦ Best method and lowest cost recycling or disposal options ♦ Eliminated or minimized double handling
♦ Visibility across entire network
♦ All data centrally stored, with redundant backup
♦ Streamlines all processes
Clean Harbors’ Online Customer Support helps our clients manage their waste hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal programs more efficiently by offering comprehensive waste and compliance management tools at www.cleanharbors.com.
View, Print, or Download Essential Documents – You have the ability to view, print, or download your signed and received manifests and weight tickets for the waste you ship to Clean Harbors. You can also view and print your invoices.
AR002634
i.!Manifesllracklnt:(1)1'df AdobeRead~r ~~~
Filo Edit '<1ew Oo:..,-,ent Took \lr/lndoo, ~
~ • IEII ~ ~ • Noru-,eroelectlon ,I cfj~D«alool
OmHcrb0r5
EIMHIIIIUTAL SEJIV'ICES"
Manifest Tracking Report For Clean Harbors Env Services Inc Manifested From 1/ 1/2008 To 12/31/2008
Work Order# C11731669-001
Manifest# Transporter Receiving Facility Job Address Shipped ~ dean Harbors El Dorado, AR. Facility 42 LOngwater Drive Norwell MA 1/5/2008 ~
Environmental Services Inc 02061
Clean Harbors Greenbrier, TN Oise Ops 42 LOngwater Drive Norwell MA 1/ 5/2008 ~
Environmental Services Inc 02061
d ean Harbors Reidsville, NC Facility 42 Longwater Drive Norwell MA 1/5/2008 ~
Environmental Services Inc 02061
dean Harbors Spring Grove, OH Facility 42 Longwater Drive Norwell MA 1/ 5/2008 Environmental Services Inc 02061
Work Order# C11781499-00 1
Manifest# Transporter
Clean Harbors
Environmental Services Inc
OOl..8.l..Z2.lJ Clean Harbors
~
Environmental Services Inc
Clean Harbors
Environmental Services Inc
QQlillfilfil Clean Harbors
Environmental Services Inc
dean Harbors
Environmental Services Inc
dean Harbors
Environmental Services Inc
Work Order# C11813678-001
Receiving Facility
Reidsville, NCFacillty
Braintree, MA Faclllty
El Dorado, AR. Facility
Greenbrier, TN Disc Ops
Reidsville, NC Facility
Spring Grove, OH Facility
Job Address
65Shun Pike Johnston RI
02919
42 Longwater Drive Norwell MA
02061
42 Longwater Drive Norwell MA
02061
42 Longwater Drive Norwell MA
02061
65Shun Pike Johnston RI
02919
42 LOngwater Drive Norwell MA
02061
Shipped
2/16/2008
2/16/2008
2/16/2008
2/16/2008
2/16/2008
2/16/2008
Received Manifest Days
RetumDt
1/23/2008 1/23/2008 18
1/ 17/ 2008 1/21/2008 16
1/ 11/2008 1/14/2008
1/ 10/ 2008 1/11/2008
Received Manifest Days Weight
Return DI Ticket
2/21/2008 2/21/2008
2/16/ 2008 2/19/2008
3/5/2008 3/6/2008 19
2/28/ 2008 2/28/2008 12
2/21/2008 2/21/2008
2/20/2008 2/22/2008
Transporter Receiving Facility Job Address Shipped Received Manifest Days Weight Return Dt Ticket
Clean Harbors Reidsville, NC Facility 65 Shun Pike Johnston R. I 3/8/2008 3/18/2008 3/18/2008 10 Clean Harbors 16
3.2.3 Customer Service
We understand the unique requirements of managing a successful household hazardous waste collection program. Clean Harbors is committed to providing all our Household Hazardous Waste clients with quality service and guaranteed program success. Our strengths in the performance of Household Hazardous Waste Services are as follows:
Each program is tailored to the specific and unique needs of the community. We will professionally serve the City residents in a timely, polite and courteous manner. Technical assistance is available from our highly experienced and knowledgeable personnel.
All equipment and supplies are top-of-the-line, and in good condition. Clean Harbors superior indemnification coupled with our solid financial strength provides you will the best financial assurance available.
As the nation’s leading environmental services provider with experience in HHW, Clean Harbors continues to associate itself with successful collection programs. Our diversity and experience allow us to successfully implement a comprehensive service package specifically designed for each individual client.
Our HHW Program Managers and HHW Specialists work closely with our clients to identify short and long-term objectives; as well as explore viable options that can lower their liability and maximize fiscal resources. We will meet the challenges unique to your community. 4 Relevant Permits and Licenses
4.1 Transportation Permits
Clean Harbors owns and operates vehicles for transportation of hazardous waste at various locations throughout the United States and Canada, including our Camarillo California Service Centers. All vehicles maintain current permits that meet Federal, State, and local laws and regulations.
Clean Harbors operates a fully licensed fleet of over 10,000 transportation vehicles, including box trucks, dump trailers, containers, tractors, vacuum trucks and van trailers. Our drivers are fully trained to comply with all DOT and RCRA regulations.
Clean Harbors is registered in the State of California as a hazardous waste transporter. We are also registered or authorized to transport hazardous waste throughout the contiguous United States.
Clean Harbors will transport all waste to approved and licensed hazardous waste facilities. Permits and registrations necessary to transport hazardous waste are summarized in the tables below. Copies of key permits are presented following the tables.
AR002635
Clean Harbors 17
Pertinent Permits and Licenses
Authority License / Permit
Number Expiration
US EPA
Hazardous Waste Transporter MAD039322250 N/A
US DOT Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Hazardous Materials Certificate of Registration 062117 553 058ZB 06/30/21 US DOT Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Hazardous Material Safety Permit US-180743-MA-HMSP 03/31/22 California Highway Patrol
Hazardous Materials Transport License 132665 01/31/21
California Department of Toxic Substance Control
Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration 3500 04/30/21
California Integrated Waste Management Board
Tire Hauler Registration 1331284-01 N/A
California Department of Motor Vehicles
Non-Expiring Motor Carrier Permit CA-0188448 N/A
5 Clean Harbors Health & Safety, Environmental Compliance Overview Clean Harbors’ Environmental Health & Safety Department employs a centralized management system for the management of all health, safety, and environmental compliance functions. Our professionals oversee compliance nationwide with an organization aligned with the business lines of the company. The corporate Environmental Health & Safety compliance group supports the field compliance managers, develops corporate policy, and implements the corporate compliance programs.
Clean Harbors, Inc. and its subsidiaries are committed to a standard of excellence as an environmental, health and safety leader and affirms to its employees, customers, shareholders, and the public that it will always conduct its business activities in a manner which is protective of human health, safety and the environment. All Clean Harbors companies, contractors, and subcontractors under our operating control must manage Health, Safety and Environmental performance/systems in line with this Commitment and Policy outlined below.
Clean Harbors’ Corporate Health, Safety and Environmental Policy is intended to ensure that the Company continuously achieves superior performance in fulfilling this Commitment while providing an enabling environment that allows all employees to participate and work collaboratively in developing, promoting, and improving health and safety at work. We will continuously ensure that all our activities comply with federal, state, provincial, and local health, safety, and environmental statutes and regulations. We will make every effort to exceed those standards whenever possible to further enhance health and safety and environmental stewardship.
AR002636
Clean Harbors 18
We will plan work on the principle of safety first to pursue the goal of no harm to people or the environment.
We will maintain and operate all our facilities and transportation equipment so they are safe and protective of the environment.
We will conduct ourselves as an environmentally responsible neighbor in the communities where we operate, and always strive to prevent or correct conditions that pose problems for public health, safety or the environment. We will conduct our operations in a manner that prevents pollution and conserves natural resources. We will strive to continually improve the performance of Clean Harbors’ Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. This includes providing the necessary training, equipment, and procedures to ensure a safe work environment. We will conduct audits and self-assessments of compliance with this Policy, measure progress of the Company’s Environmental, Health and Safety performance to ensure that results demonstrate continual improvement, and report periodically to the Chief Executive Officer, the Audit Committee of the Board, and the Board of Directors on our performance.
The Chief Executive Officer and the Board of Directors will ensure that Policies are in place and actions are taken to achieve this Commitment, including the provisions of adequate personnel and resources to effectively implement the Company’s Health, Safety and Environmental Management System.
Every employee, contractor, or subcontractor on Clean Harbors’ premises or projects are accountable and responsible for adhering to this Commitment and to comply with the law and all Policies and Procedures.
Every employee holds the right and responsibility of intervening in unsafe or noncompliant situations and to refuse work if they believe that a dangerous situation or imminent danger exists at a worksite. It is an expectation of all employees to immediately report environmental, health and safety concerns, interventions, and work refusals to Clean Harbors management. Clean Harbors managers are expected to take prompt and appropriate remedial action when notified.
5.1 Internal Audit Program
Striving for continuous improvement, the Corporate Environmental Health & Safety Audit Program also provides facility, functional, and senior management with current information on the compliance status of each Clean Harbors facility. Environmental Health & Safety staff members conduct the audits, and the objective is for each auditor to not audit a facility for which he/she is assigned and directly responsible (to assure unbiased audits). The scope of the audits includes evaluation of regulations (e.g., RCRA, TSCA, CAA, CWA, and OSHA, among others), Clean Harbors’ operating permits, and company policies and procedures. Any deficiencies are captured in a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) and all items are tracked until each is completed.
5.2 Regulatory Communications
The company proactively reviews, researches, and manages regulatory developments. Proactive compliance is also achieved through review of state, provincial, and federal environmental AR002637
Clean Harbors 19
compliance web sites. The process includes information gathering, regulatory analysis, determining the potential impact on the company’s business and facilities, communication to the field personnel (e.g., compliance, operations, sales/marketing), providing feedback to the agencies, implementing new programs to meet any new requirements, and providing interpretive guidance on new regulations. Communication mechanisms include: Regulatory Alerts (summary analysis of proposed and final rules); Newsletters (“Readers Digest” version of regulatory initiatives); and communication from the field on state, provincial, and local issues.
5.3 Health and Safety and Environmental Compliance
Health & Safety is Clean Harbors' #1 priority – companywide. Employees at all levels of the company share this philosophy and are committed to ensuring our safety goals are met. Our commitment to health and safety benefits everyone - our employees, our customers, the community, and the environment.
Clean Harbors has an extensive array of Health and Safety policies and Environmental Compliance procedures and guidelines that direct our day-to-day activities and ensure we have safe operating conditions for all of our employees and customers. These policies and guidelines are monitored and enforced as part of the daily oversight by our supervisors, as well as by the inspections and audit programs we utilize at all of our job sites and operating facilities.
We also are the industry leader in our participation in OSHA’s Voluntary Protection Program. VPP is a comprehensive health and safety process that requires employee involvement, management support, and cooperation with OSHA. Recipients demonstrate a strong management and employee safety culture that ensures a safe and healthful workplace environment, with occupational injury and illness incidence rates below the state and national averages.
5.4 Health and Safety Program Details
As part of our commitment to employee safety and quality customer service, Clean Harbors has developed an extensive compliance program managed by more than 50 full-time regulatory and health and safety specialists. To ensure the integrity and impartiality of this group, the Compliance, Health and Safety organization is completely independent from the Company's operating divisions; and is overseen by a senior director who reports directly to the Company's Chief Executive Officer.
This elite group of professionals is responsible for facilities compliance, health and safety, field safety, compliance training, transportation compliance auditing, and external auditing of off-site facilities utilized by Clean Harbors.
Clean Harbors believes the foundation of any safety program is safety education and training.
It is the primary function of Clean Harbors’ Training Department to design and develop training courses for individuals in all divisions of the Company. Because of the vast array of company operations as well as the specialized nature of the curriculum, assistance with course development is provided by other departments (e.g. Compliance, Operations, Human Resources, Health & Safety, etc.), as well as by other subject matter experts within Clean Harbors.
AR002638
~SAFETYFIRST!
Clean Harbors 20
Courses that are offered internally may be completed through instructor-lead classroom sessions, virtual whiteboard training, self-paced online training, or hands-on competency training (i.e. proper operation of equipment, etc.). Courses not offered internally are contracted out to Clean Harbors’ approved external training providers.
The New Employee | Short Service Employee Orientation Program is for all new employees (i.e. less than six months service) to ensure they each receive their initial safety orientation and job training; are easily identified by a visual means (e.g. hard hat stickers); and are assigned a supervisor / mentor to welcome and acclimate them to the workplace.
This Program is required before any short service employee (“SSE”) is allowed to enter the workforce. The goal upon successful completion of the Program is for SSEs to understand that no job is so important or urgent that it cannot be done safely.
Since Clean Harbors began implementing the New Employee | Short Service Employee Orientation Program approximately five years ago, the Company can definitely tell that it has helped to:
Make new employees aware of the Health & Safety and Environmental Hazards of their job, and the preventive and defensive measures developed to meet these risks thus helping to reduce injuries and incidents; and
Promote an awareness of potential Health & Safety and Environmental Hazards, so as to develop a positive supportive attitude and work culture.
Clean Harbors ensures that every SSE is mentored by an experienced employee until such time as the new worker is deemed proficient in performing his/her duties in a safe manner. Management makes the determination of worker competency through job observations, and documented performance assessments with the new employee and their assigned supervisor.
Minimum Training Requirements
All HHW personnel receive at minimum the following training, ensuring that all HHW staff are educated in the safe and proper handling of hazardous materials and are knowledgeable and capable of responding to and cleaning up hazardous waste spills. In most cases, actual training received far exceeds the minimums shown here. All Program staff will maintain all required training according to company policies and procedures.
Household Hazardous Waste Employess Training Matrix
Training Required
Program
Manager/
Project
Manager/
Supervisor
Chemist Technician
40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations &
Emergency Response 29 CFR 1910.120
8-Hour OSHA Annual Refresher Training
DOT Haz-Mat Transportation Skills Training
Clean Harbors’ HHW Training for Supervisors
AR002639
Clean Harbors 21
Household Hazardous Waste Employess Training Matrix
Training Required
Program
Manager/
Project
Manager/
Supervisor
Chemist Technician
Unknown Waste Fingerprint Analysis Training
Medical Surveillance/Clearance
Respirator Clearance
Forklift Training
HHW Site Specific Training
AR002640
Appendix F.
Facility Letters
AR002641
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
“To Enrich Lives Through Effective and Caring Service”
900 SOUTH FREMONT AVENUE
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA 91803-1331
Telephone: (626) 458-5100
http://dpw.lacounty.gov
MARK PESTRELLA, Director
ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO:
P.O. BOX 1460
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA 91802-1460
IN REPLY PLEASE
REFER TO FILE: EP-4
October 8, 2020
Mr. Daniel Harrison
Contract Compliance Manager
E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc
5275 Colt Street
Ventura, CA 93003
Dear Mr. Harrison:
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL COLLECTION SERVICES FOR
THE CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS
LETTER OF INTENT – ACCEPT MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE AT THE CALABASAS
LANDFILL
The County of Los Angeles as the owner of the Calabasas Landfill, along with the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts as the operator can accept municipal solid waste (MSW) from within the wasteshed of the Calabasas Landfill and has permitted capacity. From the Request for Proposal, the City of Thousand Oaks disposed of 77,504 tons of MSW in 2019. This letter is to confirm that the Calabasas Landfill can accept MSW from the City of Thousand Oaks since it is a part of the Calabasas wasteshed.
As of January 1, 2019, the remaining fill capacity for the site taking into account settlement volume occupied by daily cover, and the air space occupied by the soil stockpile is approximately 11.1 million cubic yards or 4.9 million tons. Based on a projected flow rate that assumes the daily tonnage will increase by 12 percent per year through 2019 and level off thereafter, the estimated remaining life of the landfill based on available capacity is 14 years resulting in a projected closure date in 2030. After 2030 or sooner upon landfill closure, the site will not be able to receive MSW.
We understand that Harrison has other local options to disposal of the MSW upon landfill closure.
AR002642
Mr. Daniel Harrison
October 8, 2020
Thank you for your interest in utilizing Calabasas Landfill. If you have any questions, please contact me or your staff may contact Mr. Christopher Sheppard at (626) 458-3592 or [email protected], Monday through Thursday 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Very truly yours,
MARK PESRALLA
Director of Public Works
COBY J. SKYE
Assistant Deputy Director
Environmental Programs Division
CS:ak
P:\SEC\AK\EP4\COUNTY LA LOI MSW DH CAPACITY
AR002643
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
“To Enrich Lives Through Effective and Caring Service”
900 SOUTH FREMONT AVENUE
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA 91803-1331
Telephone: (626) 458-5100
http://dpw.lacounty.gov
MARK PESTRELLA, Director
ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO:
P.O. BOX 1460
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA 91802-1460
IN REPLY PLEASE
REFER TO FILE: EP-4
October 8, 2020
Mr. Daniel Harrison
Contract Compliance Manager
E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc
5275 Colt Street
Ventura, Ca 93003
Dear Mr. Harrison:
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL COLLECTION SERVICES
FOR THE CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS
CO-COLLECTED RESIDENTIAL ORGANICS AT THE CALABASAS LANDFILL Thank you for your proposal to bring mixed green waste and food waste from Thousand Oaks to the Calabasas Landfill. We are currently working to amend the Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) between the County and the Sanitation Districts that governs rate setting for the Landfill. Unfortunately, since this effort is still ongoing and will take some time to complete, we are not able to provide you with a Letter of Intent at this time. This proposed program would require a separate rate, which is not possible under the current JPA.
We are continuing to move forward with JPA amendments and once they are completed, we will work with the Sanitation Districts to create a rate structure that works for a program such as the one you are proposing. We expect that this effort will be completed prior to January 2022, and once done it will be available to all jurisdictions within the wasteshed, including Thousand Oaks.
Thank you again for discussing this proposal with us. We look forward to continuing to work with you and other waste industry experts in the region on creative solutions to meeting the requirements of Senate Bill 1383.
AR002644
Mr. Daniel Harrison
October 8, 2020
If you have any questions, please contact me or your staff may contact Mr. Christopher Sheppard at (626) 458-3592 or [email protected], Monday through Thursday 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Very truly yours,
MARK PESRALLA
Director of Public Works
COBY J. SKYE
Assistant Deputy Director
Environmental Programs Division
CS:ak
P:\SEC\AK\EP4\COUNTY LA ORGANICS CALABASSAS
AR002645
AR002646
--IDff
October 14, 2020
Daniel Harrison
Contract Compliance Manager
E.J. Harrison and Sons, Inc
5275 Colt. St
Ventura Ca 93003
SIMI VALLEY LANDFILL AND RECYCLING CENTEr
2801 N Madera Rd
Simi Valley, CA 9306'
(805J 579-n6·
Fax (805} 579.745;
RE: Acceptance of Acceptable Municipal Solid Waste and Co-collected Residential Organics for the City of Thousand Oaks at the Simi Valley Landfill & Recycling Center Dear Mr. Harrison,
Waste Management of California, Inc. (WM) has an existing agreement with Harrison Industries to accept Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) for their current collection operations that renews annually. WM and Harrison will use this existing contract as the framework to accept the additional MSW tonnage from the collection operations for the City of Thousand Oaks, should Harrison be awarded the franchise. The existing agreement between WM and Harrison is for waste delivered from Thousand Oaks.
WM has permits and operations to manage green waste and food waste. WM agrees to engage in discussions with Harrison to continue to accept and process organics from the T.0. franchise agreement consistent with WM's permits and applicable law.
Sinc71v,
~~~
Scott Tignac
Sr. District Manager
Berg Mill Supply Company, Inc.
5670 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1812, Los Angeles, CA 90036 | (323) 939-4300 | www.bergmill.com
To: Evan Edgar
From: William Winchester
CC: George Harrison, Daniel Marks
Date: 9/25/20
Regarding: Input for Thousand Oaks RFQ
M E M O R A N D U M
As requested below is our input on Chapter B section D, 2 iv, paragraphs e. and g. Let me know if you need something additional.
e. Operating limitations of the Recyclable Material Processing Facilities (i.e., contamination/residual, material types accepted, hours, etc.). Include single-use disposable container types that will and will not be recycled as diversion
Berg Input:
• The Harrisons decided not to remove the 1-7 container plastics from the acceptable list in hopes that markets will be developed. Therefore, they do not want to ban single use containers now, especially with plastic waste to energy projects coming online in the coming decade. • Berg supports their current listing of allowable recycling and does not see anything on the horizon that we need to ban in anticipation
• We do not support and neither do the Harrisons the addition of items like batteries, EPS, textiles, or other items that have been tried to be added to single stream recycling by other municipalities in the past.
g. How Recyclable Materials and Organic Waste will be marketed and sold, contingencies for changes in markets, and the average dollar/ton received for the sale of Recyclable Material and for processed organic waste (compost)
Berg Input:
• Gold Coast has maintained a 25+ year relationship with Berg Mill Supply Company, a global marketing company in the recycling industry and will continue that relationship for its residential and commercial single stream volume, including that received from Thousand Oaks. • Berg Mill’s two-fold approach has been to enter into contractual relationships with major paper mill companies for a large block of material while using the non-contracted volume to explore new opportunities and avenues.
AR002647
Berg Mill Supply Company, Inc.
5670 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1812, Los Angeles, CA 90036 | (323) 939-4300 | www.bergmill.com
• In this age of relatively fast and significant changes, Berg Mill does not rest on current relationships, as the factors are beyond anyone’s control or prediction. In addition to working with domestic mills, Berg Mill has or is working with companies in the far East, the middle East, the Indian subcontinent, South America, and Africa. • The fruit of all the global conversations is either a new order being taken or new market intelligence that can be relayed to Gold Coast so that the operation can be re-tuned for better market acceptance of its products.
• Gold Coasts recent $6,000,000+ equipment upgrade undertaken with the input from Berg Mill, is now capable of producing material to meet the most stringent specifications. • In marketing the material, Gold Coast and Berg Mill are producing material to please both the consuming mills and the customs officials for the countries where the mills are located. • Perspective changes in how other countries view our recyclable commodities has resulted in new recycling mills/technologies domestically. Berg Mill is working with several of these emerging entities to provide new market possibilities for Gold Coast.
AR002648
Appendix G.
Signed Addenda
AR002649
ADDENDUM NO. 1
FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS/QUALIFICATIONS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL,
AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES
Date of Issuance: August 17, 2020
To all Proposers for the Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services.
Questions and Answers
1. RFP, p. 25, Section B.4.(iii). Notice of Violation Disclosure. Is there a geographic limit to this disclosure? Given that it covers the parent and subsidiaries, this could involve matters unrelated to the local operation providing services.
Answer: The geographic limit is the State of California.
2. RFP, p. 26, Section C.2. Letter from Bank. Would a letter from proposer’s publicly traded parent that it would provide necessary capital satisfy this requirement? Answer: Yes.
3. RFP, p. 26, Section C.3. Financial statements. Would the audited financial statements of proposer’s publicly traded parent satisfy this requirement? Answer: If the proposer is a California subsidiary of a national company, then financial statements (audited or independently compiled) covering California operations must be provided in lieu of audited financial statement of the publicly traded parent corporation. Audited financial statements of the publicly traded parent company can augment what may be submitted for the California subsidiary.
4. FA, Section 3.12.1. Organics Contamination. Would the City change the organics contamination threshold from 3% to 0% to be consistent with SB 1383 regulations (14 CCR Sections 18982(14) and (55))?
Answer: No. A 0% contamination threshold applied to Service Recipients’ Organic Waste containers is not practical and could lead to the franchisee Received by Harrison
on 8/17/20
AR002650
City of
Thousand
Public Works Department
2100 Tho11s:ind Oaks Boulevard • Tlio11sand Oaks, C:1\ 91362 Pho"e 80S/449 2400 • r ax 80S/ 449.247S • www.1mks.org
Clifford G. I •inlcy
Public Works Director
toaks.org
August 17, 2020
rejecting or charging contamination fees on virtually all Organic Waste containers.
5. FA, Section 8.01.2. Bundled Organics Service. Please clarify the minimum volume required. The current text “weekly trash (garbage plus recycling)” is unclear whether the minimum volume requirement is based on the volume of solid waste only, or the combined volume of solid waste and recycling. Answer: To clarify, the Bundled Organics Service volume requirement is based on the combined volume of Garbage Service and Recycling Service. “Solid Waste” in the draft franchise agreement includes Garbage, Organic Waste, Recyclable Materials.
Additionally, the following two definitions in the draft Franchise Agreement are modified to clarify the meaning and use of “Solid Waste” and “Garbage.” Definition #1.28A will be changed as follows (strikeout and Bold:
1.28 A. Commercial Solid Waste Garbage
Collection Service. The Collection of Commercial
Solid Waste Garbage by Contractors, from
Commercial Service Units in the Service Area and
the delivery of that Commercial Solid Waste
Garbage to a Disposal Facility.
Definition #1.83 A. will be changed as follows:
1.28 A. SFD Solid Waste Garbage Collection
Service. The Collection of SFD Solid Waste Garbage
by Contractors, from SFD Service Units in the Service
Area and the delivery of that SFD Solid Waste
Garbage to a Disposal Facility.
6. FA, Section 8.04.5. Base Commercial Organic Waste Service. Where a customer would require a higher bundled volume of organics service than 32 gallons, can that be provided using either larger carts or bins? Or, can only multiple 32-gallon carts be utilized to meet the bundled volume requirement?
Answer: Yes, larger carts or bins can be used to provide additional volume of Organics Waste Service as may be needed by individual Service Recipients.
AR002651
tooks.org
August 17, 2020
Additionally, as stated in the RFP, the City desires to reduce collection frequency by utilizing larger containers with less collection frequency.
Please also see #5 above for further clarification.
7. FA, Sections 3.06.2 and 3.06.3. Solid Waste Management Fee and Franchise Fee.
Both fees are calculated on Gross Revenues. This appears to be different from how the fees are currently calculated, according to the diversion reports you shared. Will the calculation of Franchise and Solid Waste Management Fees differ in the new hauling contract, in that there would be a “fee on a fee”? Answer: Yes. Both fees are calculated on Gross Revenue, and not netted out against each other.
8. FA, Section 8.01.1. Commercial Cart Service. Is the reference to commercial cart service applicable only to Recyclable Materials and Organic Waste collection, or was it also intended to apply to Solid Waste collection? If so, are there criteria that would determine whether commercial cart Solid Waste collection was appropriate (such as low generation, space constraints, etc.)? Or, would every commercial customer have the discretion to select Solid Waste cart service regardless of their capacity needs?
Answer: Yes. Commercial Cart service also includes Commercial Garbage Carts. Container size and collection frequency determination should balance individual customer needs, the volume required to reduce contamination and overages, space constraints at the Service Unit, and reducing the Contractor’s collection vehicle mileage / collection stops.
Also, as noted in #6 above, as stated in the RFP, the City desires to reduce collection frequency by utilizing larger containers with less collection frequency.
Please also see #5 above for further clarification.
Failure to submit proposal reflecting revisions, clarifications and additional information provided in this Addendum will be cause to reject Proposal.
Date: August 17, 2020
_____________________________________
Helen M. Cox, Sustainability Division Manager
Harrison has read and
reviewed provided Addenda
____________________________
AR002652
l 1
-ci toa 'S.o c
ADDENDUM NO. 2
FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE
MATERIAL, AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES
Date of Issuance: August 27, 2020
To all Proposers for the Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services.
Questions and Answers
1. Would the City consider “like new” carts for the collection service program, given the tight timelines between contract execution and commencement of the agreement? Would the City be open to considering this in the Base, or Alternative proposal?
Answer: No. In order to have an equitable evaluation process, and the initial term is for 15 years to allow for depreciation of capital purchases, all Proposers are required to purchase new carts. The City will allow the use of “like new” carts only as an Alternative, but “like new” carts must meet the all the cart specifications as required in Exhibit 4 of the draft franchise agreement, “like new” must be uniform throughout the City, and “like new” must have a replacement schedule for replacing with new carts. In addition, as stated in the RFP, the City has no obligation to accept any proposed Alternatives, and proposals will be evaluated based on the required services and franchise agreement language.
2. Would the City consider “like new” trucks for the collection service program, given the tight timelines between contract execution and commencement of the agreement? Would the City be open to considering this in the Base, or Alternative proposal?
Answer: No. In order to have an equitable evaluation process, and the initial term is for 15 years to allow for depreciation of capital purchases, all Proposers are required to propose new collection vehicles. If Proposers anticipate delays by manufactures in delivery of new collection vehicles, proposers should clearly state when the new collection vehicles will be deployed in the City, and what collection vehicles will be used only on an interim period at the start of the contract.
Recieved by Harrison
on 8/27/20
AR002653
City of
Thousand
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard• T11ousand Oaks, CA 91362
Phone 805/ 449.2400 • Fax 805/ 449.2475 • www.toaks.org Clifford G. Finley
Public Works Director
toaks.org
August 27, 2020
3. Is it the City’s expectation that the new organic programs will be rolled-out at the start of the Collection Program, or would it consider phasing in these programs over time?
Answer: The City will not consider phasing in the new organic programs.
The new organic programs are required to be implemented at the start of the Collection Program.
4. Section 8.01.2 Bundled Service
Does the requirement for “the equivalent volume of recycling” and ”one (1) 32- Gallon Organic Waste Cart per 2 cu yd of weekly trash” at no additional cost refer to container capacity of Recycling and Organics bins compared to container capacity of Garbage Bins at a given customer, or does it refer to the yards per week of Recycling and Organics service compared to the yards per week of Garbage (or combined Garbage and Recycling) service? Answer: The minimum level of recycling volume refers to an equivalent size to weekly garbage service volume only; whereas the minimum level of organic waste volume refers to combined weekly garbage plus recycling service volume. Service volume is calculated by the number and size of garbage and recycling carts multiplied by the weekly collection frequency of each material type. Examples are below:
Example Recycling and Organics Service Volume
Garbage Recyclable Materials Weekly
Combined
Garbage and
Recycling
Service Volume
Organic Waste
Container
Size
Collection
Frequency
Container
Size
Collection
Frequency
Container
Size
Collection
Frequency
1 CY 1/week 1 CY 1/week 2 CY 32G 1/week
2 CY 1/week 2 CY 1/week 4 CY 64G 1/week
3 CY 2/week 3 CY 2/week 12 CY 96G, or
1 CY
2/week, or
1/week
4 CY 1/week 2 CY, or
One 4 CY
2/week, or
1/week 8 CY 64G, orTwo 64G
2/week, or
1/week
5. Does the requirement for “one (1) 32-Gallon Organics Waste Cart per 2 cu yd of weekly trash” mean that one (1) 32-Gallon Organic Waste cart must be provided for every 2 cubic yards of weekly service but not necessarily serviced AR002654
tooks.org
August 27, 2020
per every 2 cubic yards of weekly service or does it mean that at least one (1) 32-Gallon Organics Waste cart must be serviced weekly for every 2 cubic yards of weekly trash serviced? There might be many customers that have two (2) or more cubic yards of weekly trash service but that do not generate enough organics waste to fill one (1) 32-Gallon Organic Waste Cart per every two (2) cubic yards of weekly trash service.
Answer: Please see Sections 3.04.3, 8.01.2 and 8.04.10 of the draft franchise agreement. Generators may apply for an exemption from organic waste or recyclable materials collection through the Contractor, but such exemptions must be reported in the Waste Reporting System and must be approved by the City. Exemptions will be granted consistent with SB 1383, i.e. businesses with two cu yds or more of solid waste a week and able to demonstrate organic waste volume of less than 20 gals; and businesses with less than two cu yds of solid waste a week and able to demonstrate organic waste volume of less than 10 gals. All waste containers (including organics) must be serviced at least once per week.
Also, see # 4 above for a discussion on service volume.
Failure to submit proposal reflecting revisions, clarifications and additional information provided in this Addendum will be cause to reject Proposal.
Date: August 27, 2020
__________________________________________
Helen M. Cox, Sustainability Division Manager
Harrison has read and
reviewed provided Addenda
____________________________
AR002655
toaks.oro C,
ADDENDUM NO. 3
FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL,
AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES
Date of Issuance: September 11, 2020
To all Proposers for the Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services.
Questions and Answers
1. Please provide sweeping service collection data:
a. Total monthly curb miles to sweep?
b. Total annual tons collected from sweeping debris.
Answer: a. Total curb miles swept during FY19-20 = 35,731.6 miles. b. Total annual tons collected from sweeping debris during FY19-20 = 2,139 tons.
2. Do current hauler(s) received permission to commingle collection services with other jurisdictions? If so, which collected material type is commingled with other jurisdiction collections services?
Answer: No.
3. How many tons of Christmas tree was collected last year? Answer: This data is not available.
4. Provide historical annual tonnage data for On-Call Bulky Waste collections? Answer: This data is not available.
5. Provide historical tonnage data for the twice a year free landfill drop off events? Answer: Available data is shown below. (Note – some event data is missing.) Received by Harrison
on 9/11/20
AR002656
City of
Thousand
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard• T11ousand Oaks, CA 91362
Phone 805/ 449.2400 • Fax 805/ 449.2475 • www.toaks.org Clifford G. Finley
Public Works Director
toaks.org
September 11, 2020
Date Loads
Estimated
Tons
4/19/2015 385 301.93
4/17/2016 253 199.64
9/18/2016 318 222.55
4/23/2017 463 344.17
4/15/2018 395 266.46
9/16/2018 384 275.07
4/14/2019 474 368.27
6/21/2020 339 247.63
6. Does the provided tonnage collection data include the tons collected from Conejo Valley Unified School District and Cal Lutheran University? Answer: Collection from Public Schools is not required under the current or proposed franchise agreement. Cal Lutheran University is a private university and Waste Management currently collects Solid Waste from Cal Lutheran University under the current and proposed franchise agreement.
7. Does the commercial bin service recipients table on page 9 include the service levels provided at the schools located in the Conejo Valley Unified and Cal Lutheran University? If not, can you provide the services levels by school? Answer: Collection from Public Schools is not required under the current or proposed franchise agreement. Cal Lutheran University is a private university and Waste Management currently collects Solid Waste from Cal Lutheran University under the current and proposed franchise agreement. Service levels for individual customers is not available.
8. Do the current hauler(s) utilize split collection vehicles to service the City? Answer: Not to the City’s knowledge.
9. Please provide hazardous waste collection data by material type and weight for the most recent calendar year?
Answer: Data is available for download (Form 303) with this addendum.
10.Can you provide a separate commercial and multi-family bin service recipient tables (page #9)?
Answer: This data is not available in separate tables. The table provided includes both commercial and multi-family bin service. Separate service level AR002657
tooks.org
September 11, 2020
data for commercial and multi-family bin service is now being provided in response to #14. Download Excel workbook provided with this Addendum.
11.Is “Edible Food Recovery” considered part of the Sustainability and Compliance Plan seeing that is related to SB 1383 compliance?
Answer: Yes. See requirements under Section 18.09 of Agreement.
12.As it pertains to “TABLE 5. PROPOSAL SECTIONS AND NUMBERING,” where would we place our response to “18.09. Edible Food Recovery?” Answer: Contractor’s response is to be included in “D Technical Proposal, 4.
Sustainability and Compliance Plan”.
13.Maximum Service Rates Excel spreadsheet file: Worksheet description skips from letter “D.) Comm 2022 Rates” to “F.) Addtl Services”, is “E.)” skipped deliberately? Answer: YES, Tab “E” is skipped deliberately.
14.Please provide Commercial/Multi-family dwelling (MFD) account list by service levels.
Please include the total number of containers.
Answer: See ‘Service Levels’ workbook available for download. Note that yds shown are weekly totals computed by multiplying # bins x bin volume x # pickups per week. Compactor volume is computed on a 3 to 1 ratio.
15.Does the data on Table 1 and 2 (Residential Service Recipient Data) on page 7 of the RFP reflect the total number of customer carts or total number of single family dwellings (SFD)?
Answer: These counts will be almost the same as residential service is bundled so the majority of recipients will have one garbage cart, one recycling cart and one green waste cart, though the sizes of these may vary. A few residents have just garbage and recycling service, and a few have just garbage. In addition a few residents may have more than one garbage (or recycling) cart.
16.In a bundle service rate scenario in which the customer reduces the recycling service frequency less than the solid waste collection, is the customer rate discounted for the reduced recycling frequency?
Answer: The collection service frequency of Recycling can be different than for Garbage, provided that the total weekly service volume of Recycling is at least at least equivalent to the total weekly Garbage service volume. Also see Answer No. 4 in Addendum No. 2.
AR002658
tooks.org
September 11, 2020
See also available with this Addendum for download:
• Form 303 showing HHW totals for FY18-19
• Spreadsheet showing service levels for commercial and multi-family bin service.
Failure to submit proposal reflecting revisions, clarifications and additional information provided in this Addendum will be cause to reject Proposal.
Date: September 11, 2020
__________________________________________
Helen M. Cox, Sustainability Division Manager
Harrison has read and
reviewed provided Addenda
____________________________
AR002659
toaks.org
Form CalRecycle 303 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Information For 2018-2019 City of Thousand Oaks
Spencer Silverstein ,Sustainability Analyst
Sustainability Division 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 (805) 449-2446
[email protected]
Clean Harbors
Name of Public Agency Reporting:
HHW Program Manager:
Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Email:
Contractor's Name:
Participating Households: 5,852 Method: Number of Vehicles Service Area Households: 48,081
Participating Households includes non-residential (CESQG,schools,nonprofits,etc.): No Participants Represented by Reporting Jurisdiction/Agency (i.e., individual city(ies), county(ies), other agency(ies)):
Thousand Oaks Ventura-Unincorporated
Permanent Facilities within Program Service Area:
Facility Name EPAID Site Contact Phone Facility Address County Thousand Oaks PHHWCF CAH111001406 John Brooks (805) 499-2472 2010 Conejo Center Dr Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 Ventura Program Types:
Program Type EPAID
Permanent Facility CAH111001406
Program Type EPAID
Private E-waste Facility CAR000256800
Program Type EPAID
Pharmaceutical
collection
Program Type EPAID
Battery collection sites
City of Thousand Oaks Page 1 of 5 9/10/2020 7:57 AM
DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES RECYCLING AND RECOVERY
1001 I STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • www.CalRecycle.ca.gov • (916) 322-4027 P.O. BOX 4025, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812
AR002660
Cal Recycle~
I I I I I
I I I I l I I ·
Collection (pounds) Material Type Permanent
Facility
Temporary
(periodic)
Facility
Mobile
Facility
Recycle-only
Facility
Door to Door
(residential)
Program
Curbside
Program
Load Check Other
Flammable and
Poison
Flammable solids / liquids 65,685
Bulked flammable liquids 12,770
Oil-based paints 33,011
Paint Related Material (PRM)
Poisons 30,445
Reactive and explosive 61
Compressed gas cylinders 5,137
1 lb propane canister 1,191
Flammable and Poison subtotal 148,300
PCB-containing PCB-containing paint
Other PCB waste (includes ballasts) 1,303
PCB-containing subtotal 1,303
Reclaimable Antifreeze 8,370
Auto type batteries (motor vehicles) 19,894
Latex paint 131,044
Motor oil/oil products 24,430
Used oil filters (recyclables only) 1,354
Reclaimable subtotal 185,092
Acid Inorganic and organic acid 2,205
Base Inorganic and organic base 2,063
Oxidizer Neutral oxidizers, Organic peroxides, Oxidizing acid/base
791
Asbestos Asbestos 1,706
Universal Waste
(UW)*
Mercury containing automatic switches /
thermometers / and novelties
Mercury containing thermostats
Mercury containing waste (other) 18
Lamps 7,365
Rechargeable batteries 1,400
Other batteries 10,543 38,840
Aerosol cans 12,783
Electronic Devices
(UW)
Covered Electronic Devices 7,404 15,110
City of Thousand Oaks Page 2 of 5 9/10/2020 7:57 AM
DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES RECYCLING AND RECOVERY
1001 I STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • www.CalRecycle.ca.gov • (916) 322-4027 P.O. BOX 4025, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812
AR002661
Cal Recycle~
Collection (pounds) Material Type Permanent
Facility
Temporary
(periodic)
Facility
Mobile
Facility
Recycle-only
Facility
Door to Door
(residential)
Program
Curbside
Program
Load Check Other
Electronic Devices
(UW)
Other Electronic Devices 16,175
Electronic Devices (UW) subtotal 23,579 15,110
Universal Waste (UW)* + Electronic Devices
(UW) subtotal
55,688 53,950
Other Home-generated sharps waste 777
Home-generated pharmaceutical waste 2,798
Treated wood
Other
Reuse Total
Other subtotal 777 2,798
Grand Total 397,925 56,748
City of Thousand Oaks Page 3 of 5 9/10/2020 7:57 AM
DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES RECYCLING AND RECOVERY
1001 I STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • www.CalRecycle.ca.gov • (916) 322-4027 P.O. BOX 4025, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812
AR002662
Cal Recycle~
I I I
Disposition (pounds) Material Type Destructive
Incineration
Fuel
Incineration
Landfill Neutralizatio
n / Treatment
Recycled Reused Stabilization Steward
Flammable and
Poison
Flammable solids / liquids 65,685
Bulked flammable liquids 12,770
Oil-based paints 33,011
Paint Related Material (PRM)
Poisons 30,445
Reactive and explosive 61
Compressed gas cylinders 5,137
1 lb propane canister 1,191
Flammable and Poison subtotal 96,191 12,770 6,328 33,011 PCB-containing PCB-containing paint
Other PCB waste (includes ballasts) 1,303
PCB-containing subtotal 1,303
Reclaimable Antifreeze 8,370
Auto type batteries (motor vehicles) 19,894
Latex paint 131,044
Motor oil/oil products 24,430
Used oil filters (recyclables only) 1,354
Reclaimable subtotal 54,048 131,044
Acid Inorganic and organic acid 2,205
Base Inorganic and organic base 2,063
Oxidizer Neutral oxidizers, Organic peroxides, Oxidizing acid/base
791
Asbestos Asbestos 1,706
Universal Waste (UW)* Mercury containing automatic switches / thermometers / and novelties
Mercury containing thermostats
Mercury containing waste (other) 18
Lamps 7,365
Rechargeable batteries 1,400
Other batteries 49,383
Aerosol cans 12,783
Electronic Devices
(UW)
Covered Electronic Devices 22,514
City of Thousand Oaks Page 4 of 5 9/10/2020 7:57 AM
DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES RECYCLING AND RECOVERY
1001 I STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • www.CalRecycle.ca.gov • (916) 322-4027 P.O. BOX 4025, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812
AR002663
Cal Recycle~
r r
Disposition (pounds) Material Type Destructive
Incineration
Fuel
Incineration
Landfill Neutralizatio
n / Treatment
Recycled Reused Stabilization Steward
Electronic Devices
(UW)
Other Electronic Devices 16,175
Electronic Devices (UW) subtotal 38,689
Universal Waste (UW)* + Electronic Devices
(UW) subtotal
12,783 96,855
Other Home-generated sharps waste 777
Home-generated pharmaceutical waste 2,798
Treated wood
Other
Reuse Total
Other subtotal 3,575
Grand Total 118,911 12,770 1,706 157,231 164,055
City of Thousand Oaks Page 5 of 5 9/10/2020 7:57 AM
DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES RECYCLING AND RECOVERY
1001 I STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • www.CalRecycle.ca.gov • (916) 322-4027 P.O. BOX 4025, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812
AR002664
Cal Recycle~
Generator Type Garbage CY Recycling COrganics CY Total CY Services Commercial
660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 7200 72 6x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 36 180 54 6x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 2430 27 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Multi-Family9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial2 1.50 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3090 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1860 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 15 150 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 5400 54 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial66 0.32 12.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial690 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 1230 15 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 108 150 123 6x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial90 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 18 150 33 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 3230 35 2x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 150 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1.5
00 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 2400 24 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1830 21 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3060 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1890 27 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3600 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Multi-Family 84 720 156 14x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week12x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.530 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial63 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 240 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Multi-Family 4500 45 5x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial0 400 40 1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial0 1050 105 1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial0 35 120 155 1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 14500 145 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 16000 160 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 16000 160 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 120 1500 270 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 3-CY Recycling Compactor 5x/week Commercial 40 120 40 200 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 12000 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 15 150 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 6000 60 1x 20-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial0 400 40 1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) AR002665
Commercial 6 0.48 0 6.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 4 0 0 4 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 2 1.5 0 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 15 0 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 12 9 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 18 9 0 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 12 9 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 24 9 0 33 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 81 7.5 0 88.5 9x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week3x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 24 4 0 28 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 12 1 0 13 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 100-Gal Recycling 2x/week Multi-Family 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 0 0 24 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18 9 0 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 114 66 0 180 7x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week8x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week11x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18 3 0.64 21.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 6 9 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 16 9 0 25 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 48 12 0 60 2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 36 15 0 51 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 15 3 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 36 3 0 39 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 8 0 0 8 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 4 0 0 4 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6 3 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12 0 0 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 24 12 0.32 36.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 18 0 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 4 1.5 0 5.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 0 24 0 24 4x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week
Commercial 85 0 0 85 4x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 90 18 0 108 5x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18.32 3 0 21.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 9 0 15 1x 2-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15 0 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 9 3 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 9 0 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 36 6 0 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 9 0.96 0 9.96 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 160 2 0.32 162.32 1x 40-CY Garbage (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 2-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 4 3 0 7 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 4 0 0 4 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6 3 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Multi-Family 129 0 0 129 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor 1x/week3x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week Commercial 145 185 0 330 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 25-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 45 40 0 85 3x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 40-CY Recycling (On-Call) Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 12 3 0 15 3x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 0.64 0 6.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 6 0 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week AR002666
Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial
6309 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 1.530 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 3600 36 6x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6 1.50 7.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial
6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 180 240 204 1x 30-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial00 50 50 1x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call)1x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage (On-Call)
Commercial30 50 53 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 25-CY Organics (On-Call)1x 25-CY Organics (On-Call) Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 24 290 53 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 25-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial4 0.640 4.64 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial840 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 132 1200 252 22x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week20x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1690 25 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 180 0.32 18.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial8008 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 12 1090 121 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week5x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 40 25 40 105 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 25-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial
930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial8 1.50 9.5 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 87 120 99 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week7x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1600 16 2x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15
60 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week
Commercial 126 0.48 18.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 96-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1260 18 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1830 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 135 270 162 9x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 2400 24 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial69 0.32 15.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 135 150 150 9x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week5x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
6006 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial00 5.76 5.76 6x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week
Commercial 18 18 0.32 36.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 18 160 34 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9 12 0.32 21.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
AR002667
Commercial 16
0 60 76 2x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 60-CY Organics 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 16030 163 1x 40-CY Garbage (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 18 2.88 35.88 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week3x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial8008 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 28 50 25 103 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 25-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 25-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 1690 25 1x 10-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 90 480 138 5x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
6006 2x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 30 270 57 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1890 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.5 0.32 4.82 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3205 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 2-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
0 10 40 50 1x 10-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 2400 24 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 2460 30 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial0 150 15 1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week
Commercial 1230 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6006 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 310 40 71 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 9300 93 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 3630 39 6x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1830 21 3x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.530 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6 0.640 6.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1280 20 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 54 48
0 102 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week
Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 1290 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 30 120 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial
960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 2400 24 3x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6 1.50 7.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 105 350 140 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 249 0.96 33.96 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial690 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
AR002668
Commercial 40
00 40 2x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 1.5
00 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial390 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 4560 51 3x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1890 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 1830 21 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 60 160 76 3x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
3 120 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 12 1.50 13.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15
60 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week
Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.530 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 72 24 1.92 97.92 2x 6-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial 30 18
0 48 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.1530 4.15 1x 1.15-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial99 0.32 18.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3090 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 12000 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 360 0.32 36.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 2400 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 1480 22 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 16 1200 136 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial63 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 36 12 80 128 3x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics (On-Call) Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 24 12 0.32 36.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 129 0.32 21.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6 4.50 10.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 16 120 28 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 12 120 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial63 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 150 480 198 1x 25-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 24 240 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 6500 65 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 160 40 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week4x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family660 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 276 540 330 23x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week9x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week AR002669
Commercial 24 24
0 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week
Commercial
3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1240 16 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1230 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1860 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial0303 1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial830 11 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial830 11 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3 0.320 3.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 4430 47 1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3600 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1230 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 36 180 54 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 1690 25 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 60 600 120 1x 20-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 20-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 720 3.84 75.84 4x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week6x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial 750 6.72 81.72 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)7x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial60 0.32 6.32 1x 2-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1.5
00 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6 1.50 7.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 213 0.32 24.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 66 30 0.32 96.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week5x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1230 15 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 3090 39 5x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2 1.50 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 18 1.50 19.5 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 2400 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 45 120 57 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 18 0.480 18.48 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 27 12 0.32 39.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1600 16 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial4 1.5 0.32 5.82 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 0.96 0.320 1.28 2x 96-Gal Garbage 1x/week1x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1240 16 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 27 120 39 3x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week AR002670
Multi-Family 36
90 45 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 12
60 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1230 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial0 120 70 190 1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 30-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial0 1200 120 1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial00 0.48 0.48 1x 96-Gal Organics 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 240
6 4.48 250.48 1x 40-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week14x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial96 0.32 15.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 15 12 1.92 28.92 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial 1890 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial4 1.50 5.5 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 156 0.64 21.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial0 600 60 4x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week
Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 169 0.32 25.32 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 280 400 320 1x 40-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling (On-Call) Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 3000 0.32 300.32 1x 50-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 50-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 15 120 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 0.320 3.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5
00 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial0303 1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1530 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24060 246 1x 40-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 75
00 75 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)
Commercial 1290 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 60 150 75 5x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week5x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 39 15 1.28 55.28 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 4x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
2 1.50 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial0 240 24 2x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Multi-Family 180 1650 345 6x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week18x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week7x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week24x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 90 1200 210 1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1690 25 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 30 120 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 1690 25 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 48 1200 168 2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) AR002671
Commercial 12
00 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 24
00 24 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 30 12 0.32 42.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 24 24 0.32 48.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 210 180 228 1x 35-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1290 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 3600 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 18 0.320 18.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial
2406 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 3060 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 2790 36 3x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 17
0 32 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3609 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial280 10 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1890 27 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.530 4.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 60 360 96 5x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial33 0.32 6.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 18 16 1.92 35.92 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week2x 96-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 3690 45 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial
990 18 3x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 222 300 252 8x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week7x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week5x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 36 120 48 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 2-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 279 0.64 36.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 160 700 230 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off 2x/week Commercial 3660 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 36 180 54 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 60 150 75 1x 4-CY Garbage Compactor 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 240
00 240 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 3690 45 3x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1230 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 75 400 115 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 12000 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1530 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Multi-Family930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 3630 39 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 7290 81 4x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15
90 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Multi-Family 153 180 171 7x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week15x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 7560 81 5x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12000 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 1860 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial90 0.96 9.96 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week AR002672
Commercial
660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 36 12 32 80 1x 6-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week1x 32-CY Organics 1x/week Commercial 240 0.32 24.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial0303 1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 24 240 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
0 100 10 1x 10-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)
Commercial 1800 18 3x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1200 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 129 1.92 22.92 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial 1230 15 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial9 200 29 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Multi-Family 24 240 48 4x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6 1.5 0.32 7.82 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3 0.960 3.96 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 363 0.32 39.32 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1260 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 4290 51 7x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 10500 105 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 15 200 35 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 12 200 32 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3060 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial680 14 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 120 32 44 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 32-CY Organics 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 240 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 126 900 216 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week6x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 4090 49 2x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 10560 111 5x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 18 150 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 36 390 75 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 75 450 120 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week4x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 15 180 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18 180 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 42 27
0 69 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial9 0.640 9.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 120 1.92 13.92 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1230 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6 1.50 7.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial0303 1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15
90 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 36 18 0.32 54.32 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6000 60 1x 20-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial40 40 44 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 120 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 18 270 45 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week AR002673
Commercial
930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 1200 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 126 360 162 7x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 12 180 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Multi-Family 120 450 165 12x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week14x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 1.5
0 13.5 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 2700 27 1x 3-CY Garbage Compactor 3x/week
Commercial 7500 75 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 115
00 115 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 10000 100 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 10500 105 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 7500 75 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 7500 75 1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial0 400 40 1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial
9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial0 350 35 1x 35-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial8008 2x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 168 120 180 14x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1260 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial8 1.50 9.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 18 15 0.32 33.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 54 24 0.32 78.32 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 180 42 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial2204 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 2-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial9 150 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 242 0.32 26.32 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 2-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6 0.48 0.32 6.8 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Multi-Family 44 480 92 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 18 180 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18 120 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 1.560 7.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 129 0.64 21.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial 1680 24 2x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 90
00 90 1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)
Commercial 36090 369 2x 30-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)2x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3090 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 90 30 3.2 123.2 5x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 5x/week Multi-Family 3690 45 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial8 120 20 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 240 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial63 64 73 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 32-CY Organics 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial690 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6 1.50 7.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 120 0.32 12.32 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial8 160 24 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 20 240 44 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week3x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 120 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 72 480 120 3x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week AR002674
Commercial 12 12 0 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 144 72 0 216 8x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 2 3 0 5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 32 0 0 32 2x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18 15 0 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 9 9 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3 0.48 0 3.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 30 0 0 30 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 6 1.5 0 7.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 12 0 0 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 0 0 25 25 1x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 18 18 0 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 15 15 0 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 6 3 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 7.5 2.3 0 9.8 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 1.15-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 90 18 0 108 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 4 1.5 0 5.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 30 9 0 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15 6 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 24 15 0 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 24 24 0 48 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 120 0 0 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 36 36 0 72 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 18 0 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 54 15 0 69 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 84 30 0 114 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 9 3 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 9 3 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 162 150 0.64 312.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week6x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 6-CY Recycling 6x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 15 18 0 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18 20 0 38 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 36 36 0.96 72.96 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week3x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12 3 0 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 6 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 120 0 0 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 123 20 0 143 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Multi-Family 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1.5 1.5 0 3 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 3 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 1.5 0 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 36 36 0 72 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 105 0 0 105 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 30 12 0 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 9 9 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 12 6 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 12 9 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 12 0 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 18 18 0 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 15 15 0 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 45 30 0 75 3x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 54 0 0 54 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12 12 0 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 9 6 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 12 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Multi-Family 9 9 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15 9 0 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 20 0 0 20 1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 2 1.5 0 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 9 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
AR002675
Commercial
63 0.32 9.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 45 18
0 63 3x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial8008 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 24 150 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
460 10 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial00 0.64 0.64 2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week
Commercial
9 120 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 54
90 63 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 3600 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 90 1200 210 1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 30 400 70 1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3030 33 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 75 540 129 5x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Multi-Family830 11 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 40 180 58 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 40 40 40 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 15 240 39 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 12 120 24 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 4300 43 1x 3-CY Garbage (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 2430 27 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 40 100 50 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 10-CY Recycling Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 1530 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial8008 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 45 270 72 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 80
8 80 168 1x 40-CY Garbage (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call)1x 40-CY Organics (On-Call) Commercial 2000 20 1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 111 480 159 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 25-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18 18 0.48 36.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week1x 96-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 2490 33 2x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 105 1.5 3.84 110.34 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week6x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial04 6.4 10.4 1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week10x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial 10500 105 1x 35-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial33 0.48 6.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week1x 96-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 93 540 147 4x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week5x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1800 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 1230 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 18 180 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 3660 42 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 48 240 72 2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 6-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial8008 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial
9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 18 180 36 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 16 12
0 28 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 24 120 36 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 129 0.96 21.96 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 96-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial0 0.320 0.32 1x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week
Commercial00 25 25 1x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial4408 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 5240 56 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling (On-Call) Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
AR002676
Commercial
9 1.50 10.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 18
90 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Multi-Family 2400 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 2-CY Garbage 3x/week Commercial00 40 40 1x 40-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 3660 42 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 60 180 78 4x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18 0.640 18.64 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial
960 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial9 0.640 9.64 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial99 0.32 18.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 129 0.32 21.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial99 0.32 18.32 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 120
00 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)
Commercial 120 0.32 12.32 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial8 120 20 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2002 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1260 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 30 0.640 30.64 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial0 1.50 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial680 14 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 4000 40 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off (On-Call)
Commercial 2400 24 3x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 144 300 174 2x 4-CY Garbage Compactor 6x/week4x 1.5-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 138 840 222 4x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week10x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 36 11.560 47.56 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week4x 64-Gal Recycling 2x/week Commercial6006 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 72 180 90 6x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1260 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 240 36 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 7200 72 1x 4-CY Garbage Compactor 6x/week
Commercial 24 200 44 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 105 240 129 7x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 18 150 33 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 12 150 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 9600 96 4x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 168 2080 376 7x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week7x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 2x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 36
60 42 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 306 0.32 36.32 5x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 54 180 72 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 36 300 66 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial4004 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week
Multi-Family 2400 24 2x 6-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18 30
0 48 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week
Commercial 36 150 51 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial9009 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial860 14 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 4.5 0.750 5.25 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 50-Gal Recycling 3x/week Commercial 1600 16 1x 4-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial3 1.50 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6 0.750 6.75 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 50-Gal Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 15 120 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
AR002677
Commercial 48 18
0 66 2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 12 20 0.32 32.32 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 5x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 1230 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1860 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 24 1.280 25.28 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 64-Gal Recycling 2x/week Commercial 186 1.28 25.28 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial 180 1.28 19.28 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 30 150 45 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial
3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Commercial4307 1x 2-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial930 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12
00 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial6 160 22 2x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 4-CY Recycling 4x/week Multi-Family 1890 27 3x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Multi-Family 3630 39 4x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 18
00 18 3x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2 1.50 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1.5 1.503 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 1560 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 30 180 48 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 6-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 192 150 207 2x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week8x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Multi-Family 147 360 183 1x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week15x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 1.500 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial00 50 50 2x 25-CY Organics Roll Off (On-Call) Commercial 72 54 1.92 127.92 4x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week3x 64-Gal Organics 2x/week Commercial 107.32 104.32 8.64 220.28 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week326x 64-Gal Garbage 1x/week326x 64-Gal Recycling 1x/week6x 96-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3 0.480 3.48 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 96-Gal Recycling 1x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial
3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial660 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial6309 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial3003 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 45
30 48 5x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week
Multi-Family 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 54 720 126 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 6-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 18 120 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 162 210 183 27x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week7x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 18 180 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 1500 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial6309 1x 6-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12000 120 1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call) Commercial 2400 24 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1800 18 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial3306 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 120 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial4004 1x 4-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 903 5.76 98.76 1x 30-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week6x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Multi-Family 3600 36 3x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 1200 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week
Commercial 45 300 75 3x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 1590 24 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial6006 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial990 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial2 1.50 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 120 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 18 240 1.92 259.92 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 40-CY Recycling Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Recycling Compactor (On-Call)2x 64-Gal Organics 3x/week Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial3003 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
AR002678
Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 0 9 0 9 1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week
Commercial 20 12 0 32 1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Multi-Family 36 18 0 54 3x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 240 0 0.64 240.64 1x 40-CY Garbage Compactor (On-Call)1x 40-CY Garbage Roll Off Compactor (On-Call)2x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 48 15 0 63 4x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 66 54 0 120 11x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week9x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Multi-Family 38 36 0 74 1x 4-CY Garbage 2x/week5x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 4.5 0.75 0 5.25 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 50-Gal Recycling 3x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 15 6 0 21 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 12 6 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 36 36 0 72 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 9 18 0 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 27 9 0 36 3x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 105 18 0 123 7x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 30 9 0 39 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15 0 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week
Commercial 3 1.5 0 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 60 72 0 132 4x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 108 0 0.32 108.32 6x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 64-Gal Organics 1x/week Commercial 18 6 0 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 9 9 0 18 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 9 6 0 15 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 18 6 0 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 18 6 0 24 2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 35 15 0 50 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 30 15 0 45 2x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 24 3 0 27 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 231 150 0 381 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Garbage Compactor 6x/week2x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week4x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week6x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week2x 4-CY Recycling 6x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week4x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 3 0 0 3 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 4.5 3 0 7.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 96 30 0 126 8x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week5x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 162 102 0 264 5x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week6x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week2x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week6x 3-CY Recycling 4x/week Commercial 60 9 0 69 5x 3-CY Garbage 4x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 15 15 0 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 36 0 0 36 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 2 0 0 2 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 36 18 0 54 2x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 24 9 0 33 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 54 54 0 108 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 6x/week Commercial 3 1.5 0 4.5 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Multi-Family 81 18 0 99 9x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week3x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 15 15 0 30 1x 3-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 5x/week Commercial 64 3 0 67 2x 4-CY Garbage 3x/week2x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 54 9 0 63 3x 3-CY Garbage 6x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 3x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 9 0 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week
Commercial 6 3 0 9 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 3 3 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 12 0 0 12 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 9 3 0 12 1x 3-CY Garbage 3x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 1.5 0 0 1.5 1x 1.5-CY Garbage 1x/week
Commercial 12 3 0 15 2x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 2 1.5 0 3.5 1x 2-CY Garbage 1x/week1x 1.5-CY Recycling 1x/week Commercial 20 6 0 26 1x 4-CY Garbage 5x/week1x 3-CY Recycling 2x/week Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
Commercial 24 0 0 24 1x 4-CY Garbage 6x/week
Commercial 6 0 0 6 1x 3-CY Garbage 2x/week
AR002679
ADDENDUM NO. 4
FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL,
AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES
Date of Issuance: September 28, 2020
To all Proposers for the Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services.
Questions and Answers
1. Will the City’s Service Area be expressly defined within the Agreement? Answer: The Service Area is the incorporated area within the City limits (the white colored area on attached map) and excludes any pockets that are County unincorporated areas (grey shaded areas of map). The City’s Service Area can be changed through annexation.
2. Breaches triggering Administrative Charges should not be considered “material breaches.” Should “material breach” be changed to “breach” to clarify? Answer: Yes, it should be “breach” and this will be a global change throughout the Agreement.
3. Is workers’ compensation minimum limit of $3 million correct? Statutory requirement is $1 million.
Answer: The workers’ compensation minimum limit requirement has been revised to $1 million.
4. We are interpreting the intent of this termination provision to trigger only upon the failure or refusal to perform or observe a material term, condition, covenant or obligation under the Agreement. Are provisions subject to modification to clarify this intent?
Answer: See Section F.1 of the RFP in regard to proposed alternatives to Agreement. Please note that while the Proposer may propose alternatives to the City, which must include updated Agreement language. However, note that the City is under no obligation to accept any alternatives.
Received by Harrison
on 9/28/20
AR002680
City of
Thousand
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard• T11ousand Oaks, CA 91362
Phone 805/ 449.2400 • Fax 805/ 449.2475 • www.toaks.org Clifford G. Finley
Public Works Director
toaks.org
September 28, 2020
5. We are interpreting the intent of this termination provision to trigger only with multiple material breaches under per 27.01. Are provisions subject to modification to clarify this intent?
Answer: The City has the right to cancel this Agreement if any one of the listed provisions occur, not multiple breaches. See Section F.1 of the RFP in regard to proposed alternatives to Agreement. Please note that while the Proposer is welcome to propose alternatives to the City, which must include updated Agreement language, the City is under no obligation to accept any alternatives.
6. Reference to “Section 4.06.3” should instead be “Section 4.09”? Answer: Yes.
7. Does the City have information on how many catch basin clean outs are typically performed on average per day by the current contractor? Answer: Currently the catch basin inspections and clean outs are performed by City staff. We do not have numbers on how many are performed in a day but the City’s budget for this program is approximately $225,000 per year.
8. Is the CPI (per Section 1.36 of the SWFA), the only index to be used in calculating the Maximum Annual Rates?
Answer: Yes.
9. Please clarify how to complete the maximum rate spreadsheet file. We understand the commercial garbage rates include the equivalent for recyclable volume and one 32-gallon organics cart per 2 cy of weekly garbage and recycle. In sheet D, column F is labeled as bundled rate for each service except clean green and food materials. Are the values to be entered, for the entire sheet, supposed to represent the individual service rate respectively for each frequency that sum to equal the bundled rate? Or are the garbage rates supposed to be the bundled rate for all three services and the other rates are just the individual rates? If not, what do the recyclable/organic material bundled rates represent?
Answer: The bundled rates represent the cost to the Service Recipients of those individual rates that are outside of the base level bundled service as defined in sections 7.01.2 and 8.01.2 of the Agreement. The Garbage Service Rates represent the cost of all three services when recycling and organics collection is set at the base level size and frequency of collection. Should the Service Recipient increase their recycling or organic collection size or frequency, they will incur the additional costs listed under the corresponding service level in the service rate sheet.
AR002681
tooks.org
September 28, 2020
Failure to submit proposal reflecting revisions, clarifications and additional information provided in this Addendum will be cause to reject Proposal.
Date: September 28, 2020
__________________________________________
Helen M. Cox, Sustainability Division Manager
Harrison has read and
reviewed provided Addenda
____________________________
AR002682
toaks.orci C,
Thousand Oaks
AR002683
V
/ A ' Wes tlake v·11 pour.a Hills ,.. 1 age
, / '
ADDENDUM NO. 5
FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE, RECYCLABLE MATERIAL,
AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES
Date of Issuance: October 7, 2020
To all Proposers for the Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services.
Questions and Answers
1. Considering the proposals will be submitted electronically, and the proposals will be excessively large files, along with size limitations on Outlook FTP servers, will the City allow the submission email to include a secured link to download the file, instead of an attached file?
Answer: Because of the potentially large electronic files expected to be submitted for each proposal, the City has setup a One Drive folder for RFP submissions and provided each proposer with a unique link to a secure folder in which to submit their proposals. Each proposer was emailed their unique link and asked to upload two documents to test the accessibility and functionality of the folder. Once the test upload has been verified, the proposer may share the link with anyone within their organization that is responsible for preparing and submitting the proposal. (Note: every proposal must be signed by the person or persons legally authorized to bind the Proposer to a contract for the execution of the work). The unique link/folder is only accessible by the City of Thousand Oaks, the City’s consultant for the RFP process, the proposer, and anyone the proposer elects to share it with.
2. Does the City have requirements on proposal page dimensions or preferred format for the electronic file? None listed on the RFP.
Answer: Proposals shall be submitted in PDF file format in standard 8.5” x 11” dimensions, with the exception of the Customer Service Rates which shall be submitted in Microsoft Excel format with a PDF copy of each tab of the Excel document (refer to page 64 of the RFP). Forms A – J should each be submitted as its own separate PDF document. Please include Proposer company as part of each file name, e.g. TOaks RFP Form H XXXBin Company.pdf. Some forms Received by Harrison
on 10/7/20
AR002684
City of
Thousan
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Boulevard • Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Phone 805 / 449.2400 • Fax 805 / 449.2475 • www.toaks.org Clifford G. Finley
Public Works Director
toaks.org
October 7, 2020
require a signature. Please follow instructions on each form regarding signatures, where these are required.
3. Is it the responsibility of the Contractor or the City to provide bags for the home HHW pick up scope of the contract?
Answer: The Contractor will be responsible for providing appropriate bags and/or leak-proof containers for the HHW Home Collection Program. Refer to Exhibit 10, Section A (E10.06), of the franchise agreement that is included in the RFP.
4. Proposer is concerned over confidentiality of financial records. Is it acceptable for Proposer to provide the bank qualification letter and, if selected as the Contractor and requested by the City, the company’s CFO will meet with the City representative to review the company financials to the satisfaction of the City? Answer: Language of RFP Section C3 (RFP page 26/27) is amended as follows:
3. Copies of audited financial statements
Proposer must provide copies of audited financial statements for the most recent three (3) fiscal years for the entity that is proposed to sign the Franchise Agreement. Audited financial statements must include: balance sheet, income statement, statement of changes, footnotes, and subsidiary schedules. These statements may be submitted together with Proposal or, if not submitted with Proposal, must be made available to the City upon request by the City during review process and prior to award of an Agreement. Failure to provide these statements promptly (within 3 business days) upon request will be grounds for disqualification.
Failure to submit proposal reflecting revisions, clarifications and additional information provided in this Addendum will be cause to reject Proposal.
Date: October 7, 2020
__________________________________________
Helen M. Cox, Sustainability Division Manager
Harrison has read and
reviewed provided Addenda
____________________________
AR002685
toaks.org
·|þ}23
tu101
tu101
Legend
Jurisdictional BoundaryNewbury Disposal
01 µ
Miles
Existing Service Area Map Existing Service Area Map
AR002686
I
.------, \
.________. I I
D D
0 Appendix I.
Container Labels
AR002687
What goes in Your Green Cart?
¿Qué va en su contenedor verde?
Food Waste
Comida desechable
Food Soiled Paper
Papel menchado de comida
Plants
Plantas
YES
Si
Please do
not overfill
your food
waste bags.
No llene
demasiado
las bolsas de
residuos de
alimentos.
AR002688
Questions?
NO ¿preguntas?
No No Glass or Metal
No vidrio o metal
No Plastic
No plastico
No Twist Ties, Produce
Stickers, or Rubber Bands
No gomas elasticas, de
plastico bandas, o etiquetas
No Styrofoam
No styrooam
No Diapers
No Panales
(805) 647-1414
No Pet Waste
No caca de perro
AR002689
Food Waste
Comida desechable
Food Soiled Paper
Papel menchado
de comida
Plants
Plantas
YES Si
NO No
No Glass or Metal
No vidrio o metal
No Plastic
No plastico
No Twist Ties Rubber Produce
Stickers, or Rubber Bands
No gomas elasticas, bandas para
atar bolsals de plastico o etiquetas
No Styrofoam
No styrooam
No Pet Waste
No caca de perro
No Diapers
No Panales
Questions? ¿preguntas? (805) 647-1414
What goes in Your Green Bin?
¿Qué va en su contenedor verde?
Please do not overfill food waste bags.
No llene demasiado las bolsas de residuos de alimentos.
AR002690
What goes in Your Brown Cart?
¿Qué va en su contenedor marrón?
Food Waste
Comida desechable
Food Soiled Paper
Bag your food Papel menchado de comida waste or place
directly in cart.
Embolse los
desechos
de comida o
colóquelos
directamente
en el carrito.
YES
Si
AR002691
Questions?
NO ¿preguntas?
No
No Glass or Metal
No vidrio o metal
No Plastic
No plastico
No Twist Ties, Produce
Stickers, or Rubber Bands
No gomas elasticas, de
plastico bandas, o etiquetas
No Styrofoam
No styrooam
No Diapers
No Panales
(805) 647-1414
No Pet Waste
No caca de perro
AR002692
YES
Si
Questions?
¿preguntas?
(805) 647-1414
What goes in Your Brown Bin?
¿Qué va en su contenedor marrón?
Food Waste
Comida desechable
Food Soiled Paper
Papel menchado de comida
NO No
No Glass or Metal
No vidrio o metal
No Plastic
No plastico
No Twist Ties Rubber Produce
Stickers, or Rubber Bands
No gomas elasticas, bandas para
atar bolsals de plastico o etiquetas
No Styrofoam
No styrooam
No Pet Waste
No caca de perro
No Diapers
No Panales
Food can be Loose
or Within a Bag.
La comida puede
estar suelta o
dentro de una
bolsa.
AR002693
What goes in Your Blue Cart?
¿Qué va en su contenedor azul?
Yogurt
Clean Paper Products
Productos de papel limpio
Plastic 1 - 7
Plástico 1 - 7
Glass and Metal
Vidrio y metal
YES
Si
AR002694
Questions?
¿preguntas? (805) 647-1414
NO
No
No Food Soiled Paper
No papel manchado
de alimentos
No Cartons
No cartones
No Styrofoam
or Straws
No espuma de
poliestireno o pajitas
No Shreded Paper
Sin papel triturado
Organic
No Hoses
No mangueras
No Plastic Bags
No bolsas de
plástico
AR002695
Yogurt
Organic
Clean Paper Products
Productos de papel limpio
Plastic 1 - 7
Plástico 1 - 7
Glass and Metal
Vidrio y metal
YES
Si
NO
No
No Food Soiled Paper
No papel manchado
de alimentos No Hoses
No mangueras
No Cartons
Sin cartones
No Styrofoam
or Straws
No espuma de
poliestireno o pajitas
Questions?
¿preguntas?
(805) 647-1414
Recycle!
Recycla!
What goes in Your Blue Bin?
¿Qué va en su contenedor azul?
No Plastic Bags
No bolsas de plástico
No Shreded Paper
Sin papel triturado
AR002696
What goes in Your Black Cart?
¿Qué va en su contenedor negro?
Pet Waste
Caca de perro
Hoses
Mangueras
Styrofoam
espuma de
poliestireno
YES
Si
Old Clothing
Ropa vieja
Diapers
Pañales
Plastic Bags
Bolsas de
plástico
AR002697
Questions?
¿preguntas? (805) 647-1414
No Electronics
or Appliances
No aparatos electrónicos
ni electrodomésticos
No Motor Oil or Cooking Oil
No aceite de motor ni
aceite de cocina
No Batteries
No Pilas
No Paint
No pintura
No Light Bulbs
No bombillas
NO
No
AR002698
Diapers
Pañales
Styrofoam
espuma de poliestireno
YES
Si
NO
No
No Electronics
or Appliances
sin aparatos electrónicos
ni electrodomésticos
No Motor Oil or Cooking Oil
Sin aceite de motor ni
aceite de cocina
No Batteries
No Pilas
No Paint
No pintura
Questions?
¿preguntas?
(805) 647-1414
What goes in Your Black Bin?
¿Qué va en su contenedor negro?
No Light Bulbs
No bombillas
Old Clothing
Ropa vieja
Hoses and Plastic Bags
Mangueras y bolsas de
plástico
Donate Your
Reusable Items!
¡Done sus
artículos
reutilizables!
Pet Waste
Caca de perro
AR002699
Appendix J.
Diversion Analysis Detail
AR002700
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 Single Family Homes Total Diversion Rate 51% 51% 59% 60% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% 61% Recyclables Collected 16,888 16,888 20,158 20,155 20,155 20,157 20,160 20,166 20,171 20,175 20,179 20,182 20,184 20,185 20,186 20,186 20,184 Recylables Diverted 13,510 13,510 16,126 16,124 16,124 16,125 16,128 16,133 16,137 16,140 16,143 16,146 16,147 16,148 16,149 16,148 16,148 Recyclable Residual 3,378 3,378 4,032 4,031 4,031 4,031 4,032 4,033 4,034 4,035 4,036 4,036 4,037 4,037 4,037 4,037 4,037 Organics Collected 28,129 28,129 32,812 33,407 34,001 34,595 34,610 34,623 34,633 34,642 34,648 34,652 34,653 34,652 34,649 34,645 34,637 Organics Diverted 26,723 26,723 31,172 31,736 32,301 32,865 32,880 32,891 32,902 32,910 32,916 32,919 32,921 32,919 32,916 32,912 32,905 Organic Residual 1,406 1,406 1,641 1,670 1,700 1,730 1,731 1,731 1,732 1,732 1,732 1,733 1,733 1,733 1,732 1,732 1,732 Direct MSW 29,118 29,118 21,165 20,574 19,979 19,383 19,365 19,347 19,331 19,318 19,308 19,301 19,297 19,298 19,300 19,305 19,313 Total Disposal 33,902 33,902 26,837 26,275 25,710 25,144 25,127 25,111 25,097 25,085 25,076 25,070 25,067 25,067 25,070 25,074 25,082 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 Multi-Family Dwellings Total Diversion Rate 29% 29% 42% 42% 43% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% 44% Recyclables Collected 2,788 2,788 2,788 3,318 3,319 3,319 3,320 3,321 3,322 3,322 3,323 3,323 3,323 3,324 3,323 3,323 3,323 Recylables Diverted 2,230 2,230 2,655 2,655 2,655 2,656 2,657 2,657 2,658 2,658 2,659 2,659 2,659 2,659 2,659 2,658 2,658 Recyclable Residual 558 558 558 664 664 664 664 664 664 664 665 665 665 665 665 665 665 Organics Collected 0 0 1,425 1,606 1,787 1,968 1,972 1,976 1,979 1,982 1,984 1,985 1,985 1,985 1,984 1,983 1,980 Organics Diverted 0 0 855 964 1,072 1,181 1,183 1,186 1,188 1,189 1,190 1,191 1,191 1,191 1,190 1,190 1,188 Organic Residual 0 0 570 642 715 787 789 790 792 793 794 794 794 794 794 793 792 Direct MSW 4,471 4,471 2,621 2,334 2,152 1,971 1,965 1,961 1,957 1,954 1,951 1,950 1,949 1,950 1,951 1,953 1,955 Disposal 5,028 5,028 3,749 3,640 3,531 3,422 3,418 3,415 3,413 3,411 3,409 3,409 3,408 3,409 3,409 3,410 3,412 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 Commercial Total Diversion Rate 28% 28% 44% 45% 46% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% 48% Recyclables Collected 15,797 15,797 20,365 20,361 20,361 20,363 20,368 20,376 20,384 20,390 20,395 20,399 20,402 20,404 20,405 20,404 20,402 Recylables Diverted 12,638 12,638 16,292 16,289 16,289 16,291 16,295 16,301 16,307 16,312 16,316 16,319 16,322 16,323 16,324 16,323 16,322 Recyclable Residual 3,159 3,159 4,073 4,072 4,072 4,073 4,074 4,075 4,077 4,078 4,079 4,080 4,080 4,081 4,081 4,081 4,080 Organics Collected 6,849 6,849 17,957 19,366 20,776 22,186 22,222 22,251 22,277 22,297 22,312 22,320 22,324 22,321 22,313 22,303 22,286 Organics Diverted 4,794 4,794 12,570 13,557 14,543 15,530 15,555 15,576 15,594 15,608 15,618 15,624 15,627 15,625 15,619 15,612 15,600 Organic Residual 2,055 2,055 5,387 5,810 6,233 6,656 6,666 6,675 6,683 6,689 6,694 6,696 6,697 6,696 6,694 6,691 6,686 Direct MSW 33,360 33,360 17,684 16,278 14,868 13,456 13,416 13,378 13,346 13,319 13,299 13,287 13,279 13,281 13,288 13,298 13,318 Disposal 38,574 38,574 27,144 26,160 25,174 24,185 24,156 24,129 24,105 24,086 24,072 24,062 24,057 24,058 24,063 24,070 24,084 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 Other Programs Total Diversion Rate 0% 0% 3% 3% 3% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% Bulky Item Collected 0 0 1,421 1,422 1,423 1,426 1,428 1,430 1,432 1,433 1,434 1,434 1,435 1,434 1,434 1,433 1,432 Bulky Item Diverted 0 0 711 711 712 713 714 715 716 716 717 717 717 717 717 717 716 Bulky Item Residual 0 0 711 711 712 713 714 715 716 716 717 717 717 717 717 717 716 HHW and Special Waste Collected 0 0 349 350 350 351 351 352 352 352 353 353 353 353 353 352 352 HHW and Special Waste Diverted 0 0 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 HHW and Special Waste Residual 0 0 314 315 315 315 316 316 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 Edible Food Recovered 0 0 106 212 319 531 532 533 533 534 534 534 534 534 534 534 533 Edible Food Diverted 0 0 74 149 223 372 372 373 373 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 373 Edible Food Residual 0 0 32 64 96 159 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 160 Other Disposal 31,632 31,632 30,812 30,737 30,662 30,512 30,510 30,509 30,507 30,506 30,506 30,505 30,505 30,505 30,505 30,506 30,507 AR002701
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 SF Residential Disposal - Direct Haul 29,118 29,118 21,165 20,574 19,979 19,383 19,365 19,347 19,331 19,318 19,308 19,301 19,297 19,298 19,300 19,305 19,313 MFD Disposal - Direct Haul 4,471 4,471 2,621 2,334 2,152 1,971 1,965 1,961 1,957 1,954 1,951 1,950 1,949 1,950 1,951 1,953 1,955 Commercial Disposal - Direct Haul 33,360 33,360 17,684 16,278 14,868 13,456 13,416 13,378 13,346 13,319 13,299 13,287 13,279 13,281 13,288 13,298 13,318 Franchise Residual 10,556 10,556 16,260 16,890 17,415 17,941 17,956 17,970 17,982 17,992 17,999 18,003 18,006 18,005 18,003 17,999 17,992 Franchise Disposal 77,504 77,504 57,730 56,075 54,415 52,751 52,701 52,655 52,615 52,581 52,557 52,541 52,532 52,534 52,542 52,555 52,578 SF Residential Recycled 13,510 13,510 16,126 20,155 20,155 20,157 20,160 20,166 20,171 20,175 20,179 20,182 20,184 20,185 20,186 20,186 20,184 MFD Recycled 2,788 2,788 2,788 3,318 3,319 3,319 3,320 3,321 3,322 3,322 3,323 3,323 3,323 3,324 3,323 3,323 3,323 Commercial Recycled 15,797 15,797 20,365 20,361 20,361 20,363 20,368 20,376 20,384 20,390 20,395 20,399 20,402 20,404 20,405 20,404 20,402 Franchise Recycled 32,095 32,095 39,279 43,835 43,834 43,839 43,849 43,863 43,876 43,887 43,897 43,904 43,910 43,913 43,914 43,913 43,910 SF Residential Organics 26,723 26,723 31,172 31,736 32,301 32,865 32,880 32,891 32,902 32,910 32,916 32,919 32,921 32,919 32,916 32,912 32,905 MFD Organics 0 0 855 964 1,072 1,181 1,183 1,186 1,188 1,189 1,190 1,191 1,191 1,191 1,190 1,190 1,188 Commercial Organics 4,794 4,794 12,570 13,557 14,543 15,530 15,555 15,576 15,594 15,608 15,618 15,624 15,627 15,625 15,619 15,612 15,600 Franchise Organics 31,517 31,517 44,596 46,256 47,916 49,576 49,618 49,653 49,683 49,707 49,724 49,734 49,739 49,735 49,726 49,714 49,693 RATE: 45% 45% 59% 62% 63% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% 64% Mandates
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 SF Residential Disposal - Direct Haul 29,118 29,118 21,165 20,574 19,979 19,383 19,365 19,347 19,331 19,318 19,308 19,301 19,297 19,298 19,300 19,305 19,313 MFD Disposal - Direct Haul 4,471 4,471 2,621 2,334 2,152 1,971 1,965 1,961 1,957 1,954 1,951 1,950 1,949 1,950 1,951 1,953 1,955 Commercial Disposal - Direct Haul 33,360 33,360 17,684 16,278 14,868 13,456 13,416 13,378 13,346 13,319 13,299 13,287 13,279 13,281 13,288 13,298 13,318 Franchise Residual 10,556 10,556 16,260 16,890 17,415 17,941 17,956 17,970 17,982 17,992 17,999 18,003 18,006 18,005 18,003 17,999 17,992 Self-Haul 31,632 31,632 30,812 30,737 30,662 30,512 30,510 30,509 30,507 30,506 30,506 30,505 30,505 30,505 30,505 30,506 30,507 Jurisdiction Disposal 109,136 109,136 88,542 86,812 85,077 83,262 83,211 83,164 83,122 83,088 83,062 83,046 83,037 83,039 83,047 83,061 83,085 SF Residential Recycled 13,510 13,510 16,126 20,155 20,155 20,157 20,160 20,166 20,171 20,175 20,179 20,182 20,184 20,185 20,186 20,186 20,184 MFD Recycled 2,788 2,788 2,788 3,318 3,319 3,319 3,320 3,321 3,322 3,322 3,323 3,323 3,323 3,324 3,323 3,323 3,323 Commercial Recycled 15,797 15,797 20,365 20,361 20,361 20,363 20,368 20,376 20,384 20,390 20,395 20,399 20,402 20,404 20,405 20,404 20,402 Jurisdiction Recycled 32,095 32,095 39,279 43,835 43,834 43,839 43,849 43,863 43,876 43,887 43,897 43,904 43,910 43,913 43,914 43,913 43,910 SF Residential Organics 26,723 26,723 31,172 31,736 32,301 32,865 32,880 32,891 32,902 32,910 32,916 32,919 32,921 32,919 32,916 32,912 32,905 MFD Organics 0 0 855 964 1,072 1,181 1,183 1,186 1,188 1,189 1,190 1,191 1,191 1,191 1,190 1,190 1,188 Commercial Organics 4,794 4,794 12,570 13,557 14,543 15,530 15,555 15,576 15,594 15,608 15,618 15,624 15,627 15,625 15,619 15,612 15,600 Jursidiction Organics 31,517 31,517 44,596 46,256 47,916 49,576 49,618 49,653 49,683 49,707 49,724 49,734 49,739 49,735 49,726 49,714 49,693 Additional Program Diversion 0 0 820 895 970 1,120 1,122 1,123 1,124 1,125 1,126 1,126 1,127 1,126 1,126 1,126 1,125 GENERATION 355,414 355,119 355,101 355,298 355,684 356,298 356,864 357,336 357,741 358,074 358,304 358,435 358,501 358,446 358,331 358,168 357,884 RATE: 69% 69% 75% 76% 76% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% 77% Mandates
Franchise Program Diversion Rates
Jurisdiction Diversion Rates
50% 55% 60% 60%
55% 65% 70% 75% 75%
AR002702
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~--'I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
~--11111 I I I I I I
Billing Frequency
Proposed
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
Updated via
12/6 Letter
BASE SERVICE
32-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $63.51 $58.00
2 pickup per week per month $111.14 $101.50
3 pickup per week per month $158.78 $145.00
4 pickup per week per month $206.41 $188.50
5 pickup per week per month $254.04 $232.00
6 pickup per week per month $301.67 $275.50
64-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $67.89 $62.00
2 pickup per week per month $118.81 $108.50
3 pickup per week per month $169.73 $155.00
4 pickup per week per month $263.35 $240.50
5 pickup per week per month $314.27 $287.00
6 pickup per week per month $365.18 $333.50
96-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $78.29 $71.50
2 pickup per week per month $137.02 $125.13
3 pickup per week per month $238.44 $217.75
4 pickup per week per month $297.16 $271.38
5 pickup per week per month $359.16 $328.00
6 pickup per week per month $417.88 $381.63
1 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $257.33 $235.00
2 pickup per week per month $421.58 $385.00
3 pickup per week per month $590.21 $539.00
4 pickup per week per month $778.00 $710.50
5 pickup per week per month $952.38 $869.75
6 pickup per week per month $1,113.34 $1,016.75
1.5 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $268.28 $245.00
2 pickup per week per month $448.40 $409.50
3 pickup per week per month $644.41 $588.50
4 pickup per week per month $827.00 $755.25
5 pickup per week per month $1,050.11 $959.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,228.04 $1,121.50
2 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $291.27 $266.00
2 pickup per week per month $509.72 $465.50
3 pickup per week per month $707.10 $645.75
4 pickup per week per month $931.30 $850.50
5 pickup per week per month $1,137.71 $1,039.00
Service Descriptions
Commercial Garbage
AR002703
6 pickup per week per month $1,334.81 $1,219.00
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
3 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $347.12 $317.00
2 pickup per week per month $607.45 $554.75
3 pickup per week per month $867.79 $792.50
4 pickup per week per month $1,123.47 $1,026.00
5 pickup per week per month $1,376.42 $1,257.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,404.06 $1,282.25
4 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $428.15 $391.00
2 pickup per week per month $802.91 $733.25
3 pickup per week per month $1,125.11 $1,027.50
4 pickup per week per month $1,444.58 $1,319.25
5 pickup per week per month $1,825.64 $1,667.25
6 pickup per week per month $2,112.26 $1,929.00
6 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $527.52 $505.75
2 pickup per week per month $928.56 $890.00
3 pickup per week per month $1,286.63 $1,235.00
4 pickup per week per month $1,706.28 $1,636.25
5 pickup per week per month $2,088.99 $2,003.75
6 pickup per week per month $2,414.20 $2,318.75
Extra Pick-Up per occurrence $44.00 $44.00
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
32-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $28.47 $26.00
2 pickup per week per month $21.35 $19.50
3 pickup per week per month $42.71 $39.00
4 pickup per week per month $64.06 $58.50
5 pickup per week per month $85.41 $78.00
6 pickup per week per month $106.76 $97.50
64-Gallon Container
1 pickup per week per month $30.66 $28.00
2 pickup per week per month $23.00 $21.00
3 pickup per week per month $45.99 $42.00
4 pickup per week per month $68.99 $63.00
5 pickup per week per month $91.98 $84.00
Service Descriptions
Service Descriptions
Commercial Recyclable Materials
Commercial Garbage (continued)
AR002704
6 pickup per week per month $114.98 $105.00
96-Gallon Container
1 pickup per week per month $38.33 $35.00
2 pickup per week per month $28.74 $26.25
3 pickup per week per month $57.49 $52.50
4 pickup per week per month $86.23 $78.75
5 pickup per week per month $114.98 $105.00
6 pickup per week per month $143.72 $131.25
1 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $76.65 $70.00
2 pickup per week per month $57.49 $52.50
3 pickup per week per month $114.98 $105.00
4 pickup per week per month $172.46 $157.50
5 pickup per week per month $229.95 $210.00
6 pickup per week per month $287.44 $262.50
1.5 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $82.13 $75.00
2 pickup per week per month $61.59 $56.25
3 pickup per week per month $123.19 $112.50
4 pickup per week per month $184.78 $168.75
5 pickup per week per month $246.38 $225.00
6 pickup per week per month $307.97 $281.25
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
2 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $89.79 $82.00
2 pickup per week per month $67.34 $61.50
3 pickup per week per month $134.69 $123.00
4 pickup per week per month $202.03 $184.50
5 pickup per week per month $269.37 $246.00
6 pickup per week per month $336.71 $307.50
3 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $100.74 $92.00
2 pickup per week per month $75.56 $69.00
3 pickup per week per month $151.11 $138.00
4 pickup per week per month $226.67 $207.00
5 pickup per week per month $302.22 $276.00
6 pickup per week per month $377.78 $345.00
4 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $133.59 $122.00
2 pickup per week per month $100.19 $91.50
3 pickup per week per month $200.39 $183.00
4 pickup per week per month $300.58 $274.50
5 pickup per week per month $400.77 $366.00
Service Descriptions
Commercial Recyclable Materials (continued)
AR002705
6 pickup per week per month $500.96 $457.50
6 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $158.78 $155.00
2 pickup per week per month $119.08 $116.25
3 pickup per week per month $238.16 $232.50
4 pickup per week per month $357.24 $348.75
5 pickup per week per month $476.33 $465.00
6 pickup per week per month $595.41 $581.25
Extra Pick-Up per occurrence $40.00 $40.00
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
32-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $42.71 $39.00
2 pickup per week per month $32.03 $29.25
3 pickup per week per month $64.06 $58.50
4 pickup per week per month $96.09 $87.75
5 pickup per week per month $128.12 $117.00
6 pickup per week per month $160.14 $146.25
64-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $45.99 $42.00
2 pickup per week per month $34.49 $31.50
3 pickup per week per month $68.99 $63.00
4 pickup per week per month $103.48 $94.50
5 pickup per week per month $137.97 $126.00
6 pickup per week per month $172.46 $157.50
96-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $53.66 $49.00
2 pickup per week per month $40.24 $36.75
3 pickup per week per month $80.48 $73.50
4 pickup per week per month $120.72 $110.25
5 pickup per week per month $160.97 $147.00
6 pickup per week per month $201.21 $183.75
1 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $147.83 $135.00
2 pickup per week per month $110.87 $101.25
3 pickup per week per month $221.74 $202.50
4 pickup per week per month $332.61 $303.75
5 pickup per week per month $443.48 $405.00
6 pickup per week per month $554.34 $506.25
1.5 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $156.59 $143.00
2 pickup per week per month $117.44 $107.25
Service Descriptions
Commercial Organic Waste (includes Green Waste and Foo
AR002706
3 pickup per week per month $234.88 $214.50
4 pickup per week per month $352.32 $321.75
5 pickup per week per month $469.76 $429.00
6 pickup per week per month $587.19 $536.25
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
2 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $169.73 $155.00
2 pickup per week per month $127.29 $116.25
3 pickup per week per month $254.59 $232.50
4 pickup per week per month $381.88 $348.75
5 pickup per week per month $509.18 $465.00
6 pickup per week per month $636.47 $581.25
3 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $202.58 $185.00
2 pickup per week per month $151.93 $138.75
3 pickup per week per month $303.86 $277.50
4 pickup per week per month $455.79 $416.25
5 pickup per week per month $607.73 $555.00
6 pickup per week per month $759.66 $693.75
4 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $257.33 $235.00
2 pickup per week per month $192.99 $176.25
3 pickup per week per month $385.99 $352.50
4 pickup per week per month $578.98 $528.75
5 pickup per week per month $771.98 $705.00
6 pickup per week per month $964.97 $881.25
6 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $284.70 $275.00
2 pickup per week per month $213.53 $206.25
3 pickup per week per month $427.05 $412.50
4 pickup per week per month $640.58 $618.75
5 pickup per week per month $854.10 $825.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,067.63 $1,031.25
Extra Pick-Up per occurrence $43.00 $43.00
Billing Frequency Proposed Rate Updated via
12/6 Letter
96-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $37.78 $34.50
2 pickup per week per month $28.34 $25.88
Service Descriptions
Service Descriptions
Commercial Green Waste
Commercial Organic Waste (includes Green Waste and Food Wa AR002707
3 pickup per week per month $56.67 $51.75
4 pickup per week per month $85.00 $77.63
5 pickup per week per month $113.33 $103.50
6 pickup per week per month $141.67 $129.38
1 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $135.78 $124.00
2 pickup per week per month $101.84 $93.00
3 pickup per week per month $203.67 $186.00
4 pickup per week per month $305.51 $279.00
5 pickup per week per month $407.34 $372.00
6 pickup per week per month $509.18 $465.00
1.5 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $141.26 $129.00
2 pickup per week per month $105.94 $96.75
3 pickup per week per month $211.88 $193.50
4 pickup per week per month $317.82 $290.25
5 pickup per week per month $423.77 $387.00
6 pickup per week per month $529.71 $483.75
Billing Frequency Proposed Rate Updated via
12/6 Letter
2 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $153.30 $140.00
2 pickup per week per month $114.98 $105.00
3 pickup per week per month $229.95 $210.00
4 pickup per week per month $344.93 $315.00
5 pickup per week per month $459.90 $420.00
6 pickup per week per month $574.88 $525.00
3 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $190.53 $174.00
2 pickup per week per month $333.43 $304.50
3 pickup per week per month $284.15 $259.50
4 pickup per week per month $426.23 $389.25
5 pickup per week per month $568.31 $519.00
6 pickup per week per month $710.38 $648.75
4 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $246.38 $225.00
2 pickup per week per month $184.78 $168.75
3 pickup per week per month $369.56 $337.50
4 pickup per week per month $554.34 $506.25
5 pickup per week per month $739.13 $675.00
6 pickup per week per month $923.91 $843.75
6 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $272.66 $262.00
2 pickup per week per month $204.49 $196.50
Commercial Green Waste (continued)
Service Descriptions
AR002708
I
3 pickup per week per month $408.98 $393.00
4 pickup per week per month $613.47 $589.50
5 pickup per week per month $817.97 $786.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,022.46 $982.50
Extra Pick-Up per occurrence $40.00 $40.00
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
32-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $50.37 $46.00
2 pickup per week per month $37.78 $34.50
3 pickup per week per month $75.56 $69.00
4 pickup per week per month $113.33 $103.50
5 pickup per week per month $151.11 $138.00
6 pickup per week per month $188.89 $172.50
64-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $54.75 $50.00
2 pickup per week per month $41.06 $37.50
3 pickup per week per month $82.13 $75.00
4 pickup per week per month $123.19 $112.50
5 pickup per week per month $164.25 $150.00
6 pickup per week per month $205.31 $187.50
96-Gallon Cart
1 pickup per week per month $64.61 $59.00
2 pickup per week per month $48.45 $44.25
3 pickup per week per month $96.91 $88.50
4 pickup per week per month $145.36 $132.75
5 pickup per week per month $193.82 $177.00
6 pickup per week per month $242.27 $221.25
1 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $158.78 $145.00
2 pickup per week per month $119.08 $108.75
3 pickup per week per month $238.16 $217.50
4 pickup per week per month $357.24 $326.25
5 pickup per week per month $476.33 $435.00
6 pickup per week per month $595.41 $543.75
1.5 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $173.01 $158.00
2 pickup per week per month $129.76 $118.50
3 pickup per week per month $259.52 $237.00
4 pickup per week per month $389.27 $355.50
5 pickup per week per month $519.03 $474.00
6 pickup per week per month $648.79 $592.50
Commercial Food Waste
Service Descriptions
AR002709
2 Cubic Yard Container
1 pickup per week per month $186.15 $170.00
2 pickup per week per month $139.61 $127.50
3 pickup per week per month $279.23 $255.00
4 pickup per week per month $418.84 $382.50
5 pickup per week per month $558.45 $510.00
6 pickup per week per month $698.06 $637.50
Extra Pick-Up per occurrence $44.00 $44.00
Billing Frequency Proposed
Bundled Rate
Updated via
12/6 Letter
1.5 Cubic Yard Container (Compactor bin)
1 pickup per week per month $224.48 $205.00
2 pickup per week per month $168.36 $153.75
3 pickup per week per month $336.71 $307.50
4 pickup per week per month $505.07 $461.25
5 pickup per week per month $673.43 $615.00
6 pickup per week per month $841.78 $768.75
2 Cubic Yard Container (Compactor bin)
1 pickup per week per month $246.38 $225.00
2 pickup per week per month $184.78 $168.75
3 pickup per week per month $369.56 $337.50
4 pickup per week per month $554.34 $506.25
5 pickup per week per month $739.13 $675.00
6 pickup per week per month $923.91 $843.75
3 Cubic Yard Container (Compactor bin)
1 pickup per week per month $323.03 $295.00
2 pickup per week per month $242.27 $221.25
3 pickup per week per month $484.54 $442.50
4 pickup per week per month $726.81 $663.75
5 pickup per week per month $969.08 $885.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,211.34 $1,106.25
4 Cubic Yard Container (Compactor bin)
1 pickup per week per month $410.63 $375.00
2 pickup per week per month $307.97 $281.25
3 pickup per week per month $615.94 $562.50
4 pickup per week per month $923.91 $843.75
5 pickup per week per month $1,231.88 $1,125.00
6 pickup per week per month $1,539.84 $1,406.25
6 Cubic Yard Container (Compactor bin)
1 pickup per week per month $536.55 $490.00
2 pickup per week per month $402.41 $367.50
3 pickup per week per month $804.83 $735.00
Commercial Other Services
Service Descriptions
AR002710
I
4 pickup per week per month $1,207.24 $1,102.50
5 pickup per week per month $1,609.65 $1,470.00
6 pickup per week per month $2,012.06 $1,837.50
AR002711
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference 2%
Increase for
Optional
Services
-9% $59.16 -7% $59.16 $63.24 $72.93
-9% $103.53 -7% $103.53 $110.67 $127.63
-9% $147.90 -7% $147.90 $158.10 $222.11
-9% $192.27 -7% $192.27 $245.31 $276.81
-9% $236.64 -7% $236.64 $292.74 $334.56
-9% $281.01 -7% $281.01 $340.17 $389.26
-9% $63.24 -7% $59.16 $103.53 $147.90
-9% $110.67 -7% $63.24 $110.67 $158.10
-9% $158.10 -7% $72.93 $127.63 $222.11
-9% $245.31 -7% $239.70 $392.70 $549.78
-9% $292.74 -7% $249.90 $417.69 $600.27
-9% $340.17 -7% $271.32 $474.81 $658.67
$323.34 $565.85 $808.35
-9% $72.93 -7% $398.82 $747.92 $1,048.05
-9% $127.63 -7% $515.87 $907.80 $1,259.70
-9% $222.11 -7%
-9% $276.81 -7%
-9% $334.56 -7%
-9% $389.26 -7%
-9% $239.70 -7%
-9% $392.70 -7%
-9% $549.78 -7%
-9% $724.71 -7%
-9% $887.15 -7%
-9% $1,037.09 -7%
-9% $249.90 -7%
-9% $417.69 -7%
-9% $600.27 -7%
-9% $770.36 -7%
-9% $978.18 -7%
-9% $1,143.93 -7%
-9% $271.32 -7%
-9% $474.81 -7%
-9% $658.67 -7%
-9% $867.51 -7%
-9% $1,059.78 -7%
AR002712
D
-9% $1,243.38 -7%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $323.34 -7%
-9% $565.85 -7%
-9% $808.35 -7%
-9% $1,046.52 -7%
-9% $1,282.14 -7%
-9% $1,307.90 -7%
-9% $398.82 -7%
-9% $747.92 -7%
-9% $1,048.05 -7%
-9% $1,345.64 -7%
-9% $1,700.60 -7%
-9% $1,967.58 -7%
-4% $515.87 -2%
-4% $907.80 -2%
-4% $1,259.70 -2%
-4% $1,668.98 -2%
-4% $2,043.83 -2%
-4% $2,365.13 -2%
0% $44.88 2%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $26.52 -7%
-9% $19.89 -7%
-9% $39.78 -7%
-9% $59.67 -7%
-9% $79.56 -7%
-9% $99.45 -7%
-9% $28.56 -7%
-9% $21.42 -7%
-9% $42.84 -7%
-9% $64.26 -7%
-9% $85.68 -7%
AR002713
-9% $107.10 -7%
-9% $35.70 -7%
-9% $26.78 -7%
-9% $53.55 -7%
-9% $80.33 -7%
-9% $107.10 -7%
-9% $133.88 -7%
-9% $71.40 -7%
-9% $53.55 -7%
-9% $107.10 -7%
-9% $160.65 -7%
-9% $214.20 -7%
-9% $267.75 -7%
-9% $76.50 -7%
-9% $57.38 -7%
-9% $114.75 -7%
-9% $172.13 -7%
-9% $229.50 -7%
-9% $286.88 -7%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $83.64 -7%
-9% $62.73 -7%
-9% $125.46 -7%
-9% $188.19 -7%
-9% $250.92 -7%
-9% $313.65 -7%
-9% $93.84 -7%
-9% $70.38 -7%
-9% $140.76 -7%
-9% $211.14 -7%
-9% $281.52 -7%
-9% $351.90 -7%
-9% $124.44 -7%
-9% $93.33 -7%
-9% $186.66 -7%
-9% $279.99 -7%
-9% $373.32 -7%
AR002714
-9% $466.65 -7%
-2% $158.10 0%
-2% $118.58 0%
-2% $237.15 0%
-2% $355.73 0%
-2% $474.30 0%
-2% $592.88 0%
0% $40.80 2%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $39.78 -7%
-9% $29.84 -7%
-9% $59.67 -7%
-9% $89.51 -7%
-9% $119.34 -7%
-9% $149.18 -7%
-9% $42.84 -7%
-9% $32.13 -7%
-9% $64.26 -7%
-9% $96.39 -7%
-9% $128.52 -7%
-9% $160.65 -7%
-9% $49.98 -7%
-9% $37.49 -7%
-9% $74.97 -7%
-9% $112.46 -7%
-9% $149.94 -7%
-9% $187.43 -7%
-9% $137.70 -7%
-9% $103.28 -7%
-9% $206.55 -7%
-9% $309.83 -7%
-9% $413.10 -7%
-9% $516.38 -7%
-9% $145.86 -7%
-9% $109.40 -7%
od Waste)
AR002715
-9% $218.79 -7%
-9% $328.19 -7%
-9% $437.58 -7%
-9% $546.98 -7%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $158.10 -7%
-9% $118.58 -7%
-9% $237.15 -7%
-9% $355.73 -7%
-9% $474.30 -7%
-9% $592.88 -7%
-9% $188.70 -7%
-9% $141.53 -7%
-9% $283.05 -7%
-9% $424.58 -7%
-9% $566.10 -7%
-9% $707.63 -7%
-9% $239.70 -7%
-9% $179.78 -7%
-9% $359.55 -7%
-9% $539.33 -7%
-9% $719.10 -7%
-9% $898.88 -7%
-3% $280.50 -1%
-3% $210.38 -1%
-3% $420.75 -1%
-3% $631.13 -1%
-3% $841.50 -1%
-3% $1,051.88 -1%
0% $43.86 2%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $35.19 -7%
-9% $26.40 -7%
ste) (continued)
AR002716
-9% $52.79 -7%
-9% $79.18 -7%
-9% $105.57 -7%
-9% $131.97 -7%
-9% $126.48 -7%
-9% $94.86 -7%
-9% $189.72 -7%
-9% $284.58 -7%
-9% $379.44 -7%
-9% $474.30 -7%
-9% $131.58 -7%
-9% $98.69 -7%
-9% $197.37 -7%
-9% $296.06 -7%
-9% $394.74 -7%
-9% $493.43 -7%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $142.80 -7%
-9% $107.10 -7%
-9% $214.20 -7%
-9% $321.30 -7%
-9% $428.40 -7%
-9% $535.50 -7%
-9% $177.48 -7%
-9% $310.59 -7%
-9% $264.69 -7%
-9% $397.04 -7%
-9% $529.38 -7%
-9% $661.73 -7%
-9% $229.50 -7%
-9% $172.13 -7%
-9% $344.25 -7%
-9% $516.38 -7%
-9% $688.50 -7%
-9% $860.63 -7%
-4% $267.24 -2%
-4% $200.43 -2%
AR002717
I
-4% $400.86 -2%
-4% $601.29 -2%
-4% $801.72 -2%
-4% $1,002.15 -2%
0% $40.80 2%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $46.92 -7%
-9% $35.19 -7%
-9% $70.38 -7%
-9% $105.57 -7%
-9% $140.76 -7%
-9% $175.95 -7%
-9% $51.00 -7%
-9% $38.25 -7%
-9% $76.50 -7%
-9% $114.75 -7%
-9% $153.00 -7%
-9% $191.25 -7%
-9% $60.18 -7%
-9% $45.14 -7%
-9% $90.27 -7%
-9% $135.41 -7%
-9% $180.54 -7%
-9% $225.68 -7%
-9% $147.90 -7%
-9% $110.93 -7%
-9% $221.85 -7%
-9% $332.78 -7%
-9% $443.70 -7%
-9% $554.63 -7%
-9% $161.16 -7%
-9% $120.87 -7%
-9% $241.74 -7%
-9% $362.61 -7%
-9% $483.48 -7%
-9% $604.35 -7%
AR002718
-9% $173.40 -7%
-9% $130.05 -7%
-9% $260.10 -7%
-9% $390.15 -7%
-9% $520.20 -7%
-9% $650.25 -7%
0% $44.88 2%
% Difference
ASSUMED
Bundled Rate
ALL SERVICES
% Difference
-9% $209.10 -7%
-9% $156.83 -7%
-9% $313.65 -7%
-9% $470.48 -7%
-9% $627.30 -7%
-9% $784.13 -7%
-9% $229.50 -7%
-9% $172.13 -7%
-9% $344.25 -7%
-9% $516.38 -7%
-9% $688.50 -7%
-9% $860.63 -7%
-9% $300.90 -7%
-9% $225.68 -7%
-9% $451.35 -7%
-9% $677.03 -7%
-9% $902.70 -7%
-9% $1,128.38 -7%
-9% $382.50 -7%
-9% $286.88 -7%
-9% $573.75 -7%
-9% $860.63 -7%
-9% $1,147.50 -7%
-9% $1,434.38 -7%
-9% $499.80 -7%
-9% $374.85 -7%
-9% $749.70 -7%
AR002719
I
-9% $1,124.55 -7%
-9% $1,499.40 -7%
-9% $1,874.25 -7%
AR002720
$239.70 $249.90 $271.32 $323.34 $398.82 $515.87
$392.70 $417.69 $474.81 $565.85 $747.92 $907.80
$549.78 $600.27 $658.67 $808.35 $1,048.05 $1,259.70
$724.71 $770.36 $867.51 $1,046.52 $1,345.64 $1,668.98
$887.15 $978.18 $1,059.78 $1,282.14 $1,700.60 $2,043.83 $1,037.09 $1,143.93 $1,243.38 $1,307.90 $1,967.58 $2,365.13 $192.27 $236.64 $281.01
$245.31 $292.74 $340.17
$276.81 $334.56 $389.26
$724.71 $887.15 $1,037.09
$770.36 $978.18 $1,143.93
$867.51 $1,059.78 $1,243.38
$1,046.52 $1,282.14 $1,307.90
$1,345.64 $1,700.60 $1,967.58
$1,668.98 $2,043.83 $2,365.13
AR002721
4560 Doran Street
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(888) 999-9330
www.americanreclamation.com
Response to
the City of Thousand Oaks
Request for Proposals
Residential and Commercial
Solid Waste, Recyclable Material,
and Organic Waste Collection Services
Response to
the City of Thousand Oaks
Request for Proposals
Residential and Commercial
Solid Waste, Recyclable Material,
and Organic Waste Collection Services
October 15, 2020
AR002722
COLLECT • RECYCLE • DIVERT • REUSE
i
AR002723
~ BCJI~~ge~~~
9 ~ 0
~MATION ~ (888} 999-9330 • FAX (818) 548-8814
Website: www.americanreclamationinc.com
October 15, 2020
Ms. Helen Cox
City of Thousand Oaks
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Re: City of Thousand Oaks Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services Dear Ms. Cox,
American Reclamation is pleased to submit our proposal in response to the City's Request for Proposals (RFP) for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material and Organic Waste Collection Services, issued on July 16, 2020. Our proposal was prepared in accordance with the RFP specifications in order to ensure the City has all the information necessary to accurately evaluate our proposal. The primary contacts for this bid response and proposal are:
John R. Gasparian, Sr.
C.E.O. and President
American Reclamation, Inc.
4560 Doran Street
Los Angeles, CA 90039-1006
Phone: (818) 548-4068, ext. 231
Email: [email protected]
John R. Gasparian, Jr.
Business Development and Marketing Manager
American Reclamation, Inc.
4560 Doran Street
Los Angeles, CA 90039-1 006
Phone: (818) 552-4068, ext. 233
[email protected]
American Reclamation, Inc. is C Corporation incorporated in the State of California on July 14, 1986. We provide all refuse, recyclables, organics and bulky item collection services, for processing, diversion and disposal, required by the City's Request for Proposals, but will utilize the following subcontractors for the designated services:
• Urbaser, S.A.
• Venco Power Sweeping, Inc.
• Downstream Services, Inc.
• Clean Harbors Environmental
Services, Inc.
Financial Support, Management and Diversion Practices
Street Sweeping Services
Drop Inlet and Catch Basin (Storm Drain) Cleaning
Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Disposal
These subcontractors will be directly contracted with and paid by American Reclamation, Inc. on a monthly basis for their services provided to the City of Thousand Oaks and will report on their activities within the City on a monthly basis to American Reclamation. ii
AR002724
American Reclamation will hold monthly review meetings with each designated subcontractor account manager and will involve individual subcontractor account managers as needed in American Reclamation's monthly, quarterly and annual review meetings with the City.
American Reclamation, Inc. guarantees that it has thoroughly reviewed all the requirements of the Franchise Agreement, titled Collection Services Agreement for The Provision of Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Materials and Organic Waste Collection Services, including Exhibits presented in the City's RFP and all its addenda, and we have conducted all due diligence necessary to confirm material facts upon which the proposal is based. American Reclamation, Inc. will enter into the Franchise Agreement with the City if selected as the successful proposer and will be the signatory of the Franchise Agreement, in the event one is awarded.
If the City of Thousand Oaks awards the Franchise Agreement to American Reclamation, Inc., our company will pay the City the cost of this procurement process up to but not exceeding $150,000.00 within thirty (30) days after the Franchise Agreement is executed.
American Reclamation, Inc. will not receive any additional compensation that is not included in its submitted service rates included in this bid response and proposal to the City. American Reclamation, Inc. will retain qualified employees of the current contractors for a period of not less than 90 days, as provided for in Chapter 4.6, Sections 1070 through 1076 of the California Labor Code if awarded the Franchise Agreement. The contents and statements contained in this proposal, including the proposed Service Rates, will be maintained and firm for a period of two hundred (200) days from the submittal deadline.
American Reclamation, Inc. accepts all terms and conditions as specified in both the City of Thousand Oaks' Request for Proposals and its draft Franchise Agreement as is without any exceptions.
Please contact us if you have any questions regarding this submittal letter, our bid response, proposal and/or the proposed service rates. We look forward to assisting the City in all of your zero waste, collection, diversion, and sustainability goals.
Sincerely,
}7-~R~_:__
John R. Gasparian, Sr.
C.E.O. and President
American Reclamation, Inc.
Cc: Rod Cordova
John R. Gasparian, Jr.
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES• E-WASTE • PAPER• METAL iii
AR002725
~ @I~ !lf!~!R,
~
,~~~~MATION ~ (888) 999-9330 • FAX (818) 548-8814
October 15, 2020
Ms. Helen Cox
Mr. Rod Cordova
Public Works Department
City of Thousand Oaks
2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Website: www.americanreclamationinc.com
Re: Executive Summary: City of Thousand Oaks Request for Proposals (RFP) - Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services
Dear Ms. Cox:
American Reclamation is pleased to submit this proposal in response to the City of Thousand Oaks Request for Proposals for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services. American Reclamation has been providing solid waste management through the collection and processing of refuse, recyclables and organics from municipalities, government agencies, school districts, and large geographical regions in Southern California for over 40 years. We have never had a contract terminated for lack of performance and pride ourselves on providing superior customer service to all of our customers.
We feel that with the programs we intend to implement, coupled with our experience, commitment to the environment, and reputable subcontracting partners, we will exceed the City's expectations and become a strong community partner for years to come.
Throughout this procurement process, we have carefully reviewed all bid documents, and agree to all terms and conditions specified within the documents. We fully understand the scope of work (SOW) and are confident we will meet and exceed all of the City's sustainability, diversion, outreach and waste removal goals. Throughout the duration of this agreement, American Reclamation guarantees compliance with all local, state, and federal laws, including all waste reduction and management practices. Our proposal was compiled to offer the City a bid which encompass the following benefits:
* Competitive, fair pricing from a proven company with an outstanding track record. • Guaranteed Compliance with ALL waste management practices applicable to the City, including AB 341, AB 1826, AB 827, SB 1383 and AB 32. iv
AR002726
* Commitment to implementation of necessary infrastructure to ensure efficiency and the highest education and diversion outcomes possible.
- This includes the construction of a transfer/MRF Facility within or near City limits as an added resource for residents and businesses, in addition to streamlining the collection processes of the City.
- Hosting fee can be applicable
- Additional tax revenue for non-Thousand Oaks material * Global waste reduction practices to be utilized in effort to increase diversion figures City-wide. This component separates our proposal in comparison to other proposers. * Continuous community involvement, including back to school events, earth day events, arbor day events, etc.
* Industry leading efficiency software targeting optimization of routes, driver safety, contamination monitoring and limiting vehicle miles traveled (VMTs). * Live customer service representatives at all times during business hours. * Free compost in unlimited quantities for City residents. * Free tire recycling events.
Our transition period will begin in early March 2021 , in order to ensure equipment delivery deadlines are met, as well as the preparation of educational literature and the procurement of additional customer service, operations and collection personnel. As a part of the hiring process, American will then coordinate interviews with employees who currently service the City to ensure there are no displaced employees as a result of the transition to American Reclamation's services. Throughout our transition period, we will upload customer data onto our servers, inform customers of the service change and the programs made available. As seen in our transition outline, our recycling coordinators, customer service staff, and route supervisors will visit every site within the City, multifamily, commercial, single-family residences, and City facilities to introduce our company, verify we have the correct data regarding service levels, and allow customers to ask questions regarding the new program or our company.
In the month of December, American will begin delivering containers to each location within the City to be placed prior to the January 1, 2022 start date. After containers and service levels are verified with each customer, we will schedule a review meeting with the City. After this, our recycling coordinators will begin analyzing the current service levels of customer and make recommended changes that can assist customer in achieving a higher diversion rate per location, which will correlate to an increased diversion rate for the City overall. We have coordinated transition with current service providers previously and did so with a seamless RECYCLING SERVICES• WASTE SERVICES• E-WASTE •PAPER• METAL v
AR002727
transition. We expect a smooth transition without any lapses in service, and an increased grasp and understanding from City residents and business owners of the new programs being implemented within the City of Thousand Oaks.
In our proposal, American identified and will utilize facilities that are within (15) miles of City limits, ensuring efficient routes. We do have alternative disposal and processing facilities in the event that one or more of our designated facilities cannot accept material on any given day. We do not anticipate this being an issue, but we took the precaution nonetheless. American has ensured that we can deliver to these facilities and has opened accounts to begin diverting material to these facilities. We also maintain relationships with each respective facility and will work diligently to increase the diversion credit we receive from each location, contingent upon our robust outreach program and keeping our material clean and contamination rates low. In the event facilities cannot provide a high enough diversion rate for recyclables or any green waste collected, American has listed our own facility as a back-up, which utilizes electric and GARB compliant equipment, as well as maintaining one of the lowest residual rates in the region.
We are confident that we will exceed all of the requirements detailed in the RFP by the City of Thousand Oaks and that American Reclamation is the best suited and experienced firm to handle the City's solid waste, recyclables and organics collection, in addition to guaranteed compliance with all local/state regulations and mandates.
The following individuals are duly authorized to execute decisions pertaining to this RFP:
John R. Gasparian, President/Chief Executive Officer
C: (213) 305-4544
0 : (818) 552-4068
E: [email protected] F: (818) 548-8814
A: 4560 Doran Street, Los Angeles, CA 90039
John R. Gasparian Jr., Business Development, TRUE Zero Waste Advisor C: (213) 270-5958
0: (818) 552-4068
E: [email protected] F: (818) 548-8814
A: 4560 Doran Street, Los Angeles, CA 90039
We can also be contacted at our toll-free number: (888) 999-9330 or at our corporate headquarters located at 4560 Doran Street, Los Angeles, CA 90039.
We at American Reclamation appreciate the opportunity to participate in this solicitation and feel that this partnership between the City and ourselves will bring many added resources to the City and the residents and businesses within it. Do not hesitate to contact any of the aforementioned representatives listed above with any questions or requests for clarification.
RECYCLING SERVICES• WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE •PAPER• METAL vi
AR002728
We look forward to being a solution in the City's Zero Waste Goals and being a strong, reliable, sustainable partner for years to come.
Sin~rel~ /?. ~
JZGasparian Jr.
Business Development
American Reclamation, Inc.
Cc: Rod Cordova
John R. Gasparian, Sr.
*Although all proposals are subject to the California Public Records Act (CPRA), American Reclamation identifies documents which contain current customer information, financial information, and/or business partnerships to be proprietary and would not be subject to a CPRA Request.
RECYCLING SERVICES• WASTE SERVICES• E-WASTE •PAPER• METAL RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL A.3. Performance Bond Commitment Letter
vii
AR002729
LI
Octob r 12, 2020
Ci v of Thousand Oaks
Public Works Department
2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
Thou$and Oa s, CA 91362
6lOJ °""""mouth Av , I 10" Floor I Wood and H'lls, (.A 9 367 Pr 1118-9'l6-llll2 I F: 309·689•21J9 I www.rllcOfp.a,m
Re: American Reclamation - City of Thnu,;;m-:1 o~lc fhJ!qu~st for Prop-05illl fRF P) for Rei.Iden al and Commercia l Solrd Was.te, Recyclabl Mat rial, and Organic Wast Collecti on ServiCies To Whom It May Concern :
American R@damatlon rs epresented by Rll Insurance Company and hav advt cl us ,of their interest in responding o fue above refer nc di RFP.
Should American Reclamation be a rded the aforementioned, RU lnsurano Company would be more han will ng to provide the required Performance bond in the amount of $2,000,000. Approval of the final performance bond would be conditioned upon un~ ,rwriting considerations. sur;hi as, but not II lted to, an annually renewab e perlormanoe bond and favora ble rev,iew an dl approva l of the fina l agreement and rel'a ed underwriting cri e la .
This letter is intend d as ,a r ferenCie only and a111 y arrang m nts for surety bonc!linig is a matter between American Reclamation and ourselves. RLI lnsurarioe Company assume5 no liability to third parties or to you in co111 jum:;tio111 with t his letter,
R I ln$urance Comp-any is A. M. Best rated 'A+XII' and S&P rate d 'A+'_ 'l.$--
reta T. Thorsen
Art.om ey-in-Fact
DI F1FERE T WOR 14.S j
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL viii
AR002730
A notary p1.1b · officer com,;,letingttlls rertl · indiv eooc:umecit to v1hr.di iii ;ittadled', ar.,:i notthe •
Sta'te-ofC
County of LCtl! Ange(~ }
0 Pail'
pers ally appeared! - -'1,-",ar::..11::;;aret ..... a_T_._Tl'IO_r11e._.-_n _ ___ ~--------------- - Who, proved oo me on Ulfl ~sis o -5 ~ry e-vld'enc t.o e perion:s) whose, name(s] ·shire Wnscrlbtd to the l'li1tiin instn.1me11 ' and admowledg~d to,me helstte1tJJey ex cuted , sern Jn 1:ir,lherlt,h,elr a11111,:;r;- cl c.apacity-(1 s), ,an th b-y lil'Slherl'th lgt1a1Ure/,sl 0111 :in:s.lmment e Pffl01'1(s}. or tile 'f POfi 1:1 h . Qt~ct& the i;>erso11(Sl acted, e:ii:eaJ1'8d tt1e 1mstrum nL I eertlfy lid.er P,ENAL TY OF PERJURY U Cl -he
I ws ofthe State ,;ii Call omla tha th f01 going
por grap true ancJ c.o.rrea..
WITNESS my Mnd and officlel 5elll.
OPil'tONA
COl'tlp/eung tftf.s /riJo/'lilatlQn ,crn delEr a:ltemlio-n of rJ?e, d=ument or frrwdulent ff#:ltlQr;hment of this tbrm lo c-n II rrt.ended dOC4/mCIJ! li>esorii:,tion ,of Atm~h _ d bi:>wment ltle- or Type ot D.oeumcnt ______________ ______ _ ___ _ ccum l'ltDate: _ _ _ _ ___ ___ _ _____ Numbcr o 1",.,9e,,i,, ___ _ Sigl'!er[S} other Thar, Nern Above: _____________________ _ C8;ptic:Uy(I~), Cl11fmed bY S n rt•)
Sl1, , er's m : - -----~---- Cl COrpcr,ete O
O Partner - O
Cl f dlvldua!
rustee
C Other:
cer-TL~sJi _ _____ _
. - d ['.) -G~ne I
Att,omey 1n Faa
G1.1ardlan 01 ConsetvatM
$1gn rls: Repres ·ng; _ _ ______ _
Sil£iner'&1 Me:me: _____ _____ _
c corporlitE!!• Off! sJ: ______ _
C Pi rtnElf - □ _ mlted IJ Ge11e.al
□ lnCltvJdll'!IJ C C>Iney In Fa.ct
o - - -- n of Coos:en/8to
a
srgn
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL ix
AR002731
POW
RLI hisur-ance Compan '
nt:ra.ctor. &nmn,1l: andl I D ranee omp · n
9025 N, Lindbc[ib Dr. Pe01 a. ll 6161:5
P~; 00- ~-2402
,w All Men l)y 1/i
Thi!t tbis !Power of ,~ r::y 1s mn valid or in effect u .ss i t1ad1cd to lbc- bond whi ii u., ori;z;c~ c-Xccnlro, b~• may be de clu,d by tile approving of Leer if dc,Sircd.
That RLJ IDliurance omp.1111)' .and/or o.nllf-acto !I Bondi lid In · r 11e>e Comp:1n1·, cacl! a,, llliao' corpllf'ati.oo, {scpa te logelbr.r, the Comri3J1 ) do hereby make, coos.lilutc aod appoim:
!\fansr:etu I Th2w::D jgimtyo :S•'ffl!IIY
i tlle City of Puads;no Sime- of Culvfowtu ils true- al'ld ll!wful Agenl(l>) !llld Attorney( ) in F c . ·ldl full power an, .~i.,tbon · be:rcby oonforrcd, o ~ign, e ~11te, 11c:knowl~~ imd deliver for 3J1d oo tis. b,:,hnlf as un:ty, in 81ffl ral - and 11U borm aJM:l ria dne~ ITT mioont mot Co XO!! •mtJ• 1i,•t MUUvu olral'lS ( $25,0l)Q iN}!II ,oo } fllf any singt obli ruio!I.
The ctnowlcdgml!lll and .ixccutiom f such bond y the said Attorney im F:!;(1 s.ltall be .is bmding upon dlo Company ' if .ru.::b bond had bocn e,;111.Cd 11 □ d 11ekoowl.ooged by the e,gul· Ly cleoctcd officc:n; of Ibo , om~.
R Compau. oolor C om ·11 and l Ull'aru:e ticabk, h:!!vo llach • d!at the c;,;e.cl oopy of a d by 1!bc Board of rn tion Bild i no wt · .------ -------- -- • , undc:t1o.tings ur olbi:r obligations lbe ~)' by t!JC .Pircffllcct, Six:ro I ~, I re.a.su 'f or by s1JCh other · r;1on may authorize" The P 1:e Pircsidlc:nt, S y . cy, or the T mey □ Fact or Agcms w ' ~ · name of tbc Com corp rate
· · ' of A1rorney or oilier cblig.alN.111 of !be corpora1ion. The andlor ontrnton Bandi111 and l!n or - c Compan , as appLiet,b[e,, ha . ci:woo bf iu _ - --....:~""""',_,_.._ ____ wi111 i1' 1;orpor.i1e seal ~~ this l 6.th day cf SS515,;mbg ..llr2ll...-
<J r.l l)' of Pc!lnl } ss
0 · ___liili_ Ila)• of Sq;,1~ ?11?9 • efore me, 1 owy Public, pc,I5011 ly BP,pt!at'l!d fUfflfif\ »: Pill'i§ - o bci111: b me d s m, a.c.k:niYwle.lS/l<l Iha! hie •ignod the o.b,J,\,e POWt.r of Atwmey I! lilC' for officer ,of the It I 1111,ur.anece C.Om,lNIII)' or ■ r . m. Bo din uuli l11w1r11111ce CtnirJJ.a y a.ndl n,;:,~l'dl Slid ins mom oo ·c t ,,olllllllU)' act and deed of ·d(l{l[lXlrl!l:ioo.
RLI ]nmra111ce Cum;p: y
)0 tracron: - ' · · ·
R.11FJCA'fl:
I, the Ullde.,.igmed o ~er of RU ~ .1.11 ,e o:mpil.lily a.nd.'or a t~n Bond~ ;md Jn U.l"llliH Comp~·, do herel:>y <eertify lilat lhe nlll!~hed Po"''CI' of AltOfflC)' i~ ll tu.II . fuct:e and elfe~t mxl . ~ lrrc'l,~[c; funhcltllCff, Iha! !be R1!5Cllutu:m <.>f lhe :m 'f -~ id furlfl in lite l'D\\·cr of A ~. 111 Lcstimoo t "" · c -1 of Ilic llitLI
,J/o, D I l!Jl.d 'ID UfllJIN
' . y o.f ...,."'--"==-=- --> ~ -
Rill l' rm< . ,c mp niy
' 11trad•N Hu . dbi1 a:n4 ID 1mm •Co: pH
C'oq xmsll!! Secret:ury
A·~BDl 9
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL A.4. Signed Copies Of Addenda Acknowledging Receipt
American Reclamation, Inc. has received and reviewed the following Addenda pertaining to the City of Thousand Oaks Request for Proposals/Qualifications for Residential and Commercial Solid Waste, Recyclable Material, and Organic Waste Collection Services:
Addendum No. 1 issued August 17, 2020 (3 pages total)
Addendum No. 2 issued August 27, 2020 (3 pages total)
Addendum No. 3 issued September 11, 2020 (4 pages total plus 2 separate files) Addendum No. 4 issued September 28, 2020 (3 pages plus separate City Boundary Map – 1 page)
Addendum No. 5 issued October 7, 2020 (2 pages)
Signed copies of acceptance of these addenda are contained in the following pages:
x
AR002732
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xi
AR002733
Ml 'O.
RESIDE fl
AND1 OR I
Da.t~H)l'I _ _ . - _
J.
41. A. amt lh e<Sti % to 0% rt.ti bit
(14 on , 11 (56))?
R:e~1IOE'!1ntt1a1 ~md comm - 1a &;iii
11'1 Service$.
. led to II rvlco · ,,
oukll adto,lh
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xii
AR002734
...... u 11 ,2 2(11
- .2
Defl111~l
Be ii.
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xiii
AR002735
a.
F
0 I I
gu-1 111' 201'0
l
ff !C11arffit:atl!g;n.
An,1w · ' · · omma ~
-- er :51lz11 _ · _- -
:om -. I'
e , ewl -
n Iopa.
0olleci:! n
QUE!'Jli(:)!',
rjflKlililg revlt 0111!! _ arification19 and
nd wl I !bl UUH to re~c.t Propo
_ 11, 2020
rt~
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xiv
AR002736
AlillilENDllM NO,. 2
FOR:
REQUEST FOR P~OSAL,.S
ESIOl:NT~AL AND COMMEJRCIAL SOLID W#lSlliE RfC'YC I LE.
MATERl!AII!., AND ,ORGANIC WASTE COLILJEC O SER:VlC:ES
Dat•Et oflssu nite: Aiu,gui&l 27, ;2020
fa all Pfoposen. or Hie Reque-:t for Proposa · fat- R · entia1 s!KI Con\mc1raa· I Solid We,s,te, Recy l'abte Mat I, and Organm; Wa Coll c S rviOe:s. ,Qu,a,stiDlllli, and An!LWel!'J:
1. \l\'ould the Cly c.orni "h ·
glv , tight • , etines etwe . a:irili'acl execu1ion1 ~nd oo gr menl? Would the City b op n lo or,;inei~rin
Allernat 1;1e mpo I?
Arlswer: o. In ,orda,r to ha-ve ,BP ,equl bl p:roo . · ' ln"I · term is for 115 re _rs to How for dftpretiatiP.D of 1,ca1:(tal , t ll Pl'Qp@Hrs ar roqulr,adi to pun:!hese, rn w Qarts, Th ·City w'L . us of "Ilka, Mw" c11~ 0'1 y · · ' t
111Bet the all the c rt sp clfi - ttw 1d'ra~
fra c:hl · gr~enumt~ "like ,,
a1111d "like neYI'' . u t h v,- a r · p if!Oil' ,_pta.eb!I ·wi . . '9:,tkm O
_,uattdi ~ii$ild
,,
2. Wcukl the- c· c:onsid r- ·k.e ll'lew" t.-Yeks for the . ciiol'.li ~NiJ:}e prog ~n1t.
Qlven !lit ·light liimelillB!> tw - ooil1raci · cu1ion andl oommencen of agreemenn' Wou th Oify b'4:I open to cooside in 'the Base. o,r Alt m tlY p osai?
A11sw r: No. 1'11 ord&i' to ha~ an ,eqlllllt!lbl . oval tian1 1 proeQ1;1, , a
hi II "I tenn ie for 1;5 'f r to , llow fer de Ffr&c:1atiQllli of ,eap tell · ur,ci111i\i5Bi5, all !Propes f\iil n,quirt1dl 1Q pro,pos . " ction, ,vetiieles. I Pm posers anticipate d lay ':J m n1r1fa . UJe13 n dell . .ry O - OW' oollectio . vehlci , · ropoaera, shtt1.tld eleMIJy sta ,WJil!tf!I .. c:oll i:.tion vehicles 1111 ~ d'eplo d In th ,crcy, _ what eon 'I · 1 v9hiclH Ill be Hedi onht ,p;ullLllfflt>iirim peioo ,lilt Lu, ,;t of~ a ,c.ontr!IIOt.
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xv
AR002737
c; t Iii n w 01gair11ic:
P.
T
the, Co ... •
Olil' F'lll , or auld
- (1) W
nie·
~ · notne<:111$~
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xvi
AR002738
I i 2if, 20.ZO
2 -- - - -
. :loll -, i,
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xvii
AR002739
1. 4.
to1111.
l
FORPROPO
L .AJ\i D O;:: SOLID WAS
A lEOOilECT
• : hptambvr 1
If.a :
eepin lit bd
1 - - -p1-
· u'let"(~} ecel 1osiQn to, corn
If so, ' ch I lypa
c:ctlldO!IS ,- irvices?
1 :Iif , J 1-111ler
PuL r..rl. [) r 11.1 t
d eomm- Solid
I! ,1 I
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xviii
AR002740
Scpt«mbu 11 2.'M(I
P.-ge, 2
EsUmated
Lo Tons
s 38
6 253,
16 3H3
1 463
18 395
18 384
19 474
0 3.39
Doe.s 'ti rovidel1 tol'lfl
V I~ nffied choal Di
301.'93
100.'641
222.55
344.17
2:(i8.46
275.07
368. 7'
247. '
ro:m Con· o
Ans~r. Co!Jectlo:n Public Schools Is n · · JI' t~ currQnt Of' prop0 •d franchrae ag reem nt. C I 11.u neren riJv-~ ufliver ley, n.d W.este lli!lanag. m . nt currellllly eol IG't. S ~I hera · Un r ly ndr r the cune,nt r,d proposed hn
7. Doee tile . · in !;i,6MOe-1reelp,ent.s la '
provl at localed in tihe Co I ~u1111~ran
Unwers y'? '.YUIJJ provjde tlhe 11'\iie s levels by school'> Ans : C from P b'liG Schoo s Is not
pro,po!j'ed gl\ ement. Cal L!.!!th• :an Uni
and W le ent eurl'Ontly <ioUed\1 Soli
lllniv.araicy Clliff nl, and IP d franch
for lm:IMdu -· ers is not ava
8. IDo !he c. en! h le_rtsj uliliiz;e 51ptlt coll tion v ides lo An wer: Wot to the Chy' kno edge.
9. Please provide haZJ;11rdQ 5i waste ,oo lcction eta 1;11 by mat mlJ\St reoe · calenda y r?
Answer:. Dat I i available fo., d'o,wn1
l~d jForm 303) wit
10. Qm )IOU provi a :ss,parate commercial and , · ram
~a,ge#9}?
Answel"~ This dal Is n01 avaih!bl In separate tabl:e1i-_ The it lnc!lud I bo h commEm;: 1 , nd mulu-tamily b · rv oo. Sap -- h
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xix
AR002741
September 11, 2020
Pa · :2:
data for commEl'fc"a! and mull -family bin
tre5'pon5e 10 #14. Download Ex cel wor oo
11 .. ls "Eid"ble Faod RecO\rfl oan~ideired part of n
t is related tr;, SB 383 ccrin~liance?
An111wer: Y,n . S . r quiNllmB',nte, umler S .c,tion t 8,0.91 of Ag-re e •
2.AS ii pe sins to ·TA LE 5. P O?OSALS CT ONSANDI IJJMBERI . , hen woukt w pl ee Q.ll · spomie, o, "18,09. Edlb~· Fcioo Reci;weryT Answer. 1
Con ctor~ irespofflie i5 to b ncl d di in '"0 Tec:hnf~J Prop.osa 4.
Sus<t.tfn b'lity·and C,;H11,pllt1m;e Pf.an' '·
13. Maxknum St:rvice Rate5 Excel preads t ti e: Wolik"~ description Skips ti lelter .) Camm 2022 te:s" lo "F.) Ad'dll Se s•, Is .j" S:kippe<I de eraitel An w : ES, · a:b "IE"' is e,kipped dl II · ms1y.
14.f'lease prov,ld Commerciia u fam ly ling1 (MPD) eCCQY tr Pl· sa include e to I "',.,..,,~.,. o ocmtai f~.
,An~~r. .s 1 •SeMc.e eve ts WQrkbook av 11 -:01e for dw lo di, o e tha: . r,ds s. O'Wfil li\B1 w" l'iclly tatals compl:Jlih::I lby P!UUilply g , DllilS !l fli,n ·ttl'O'.IY " piclu1ps p r k. 1
Co11npactQr VQ'l~me i ,computed ~ . :J to 1 II'; lo.
15. Does the d a ,on Tabl 1 and 2 (R~enll I Se Met': I .· · . tel'I 0,e ) om t:· 7 ,af !h RF? r. ' · ci !h.e total um be of ~uslamer ~ rts Qr to oo r or sfngt,e, tam1_ dwelli gs (SFO)
ArL w r; T1twase cot,mts. wJII b Imo t t sa _ e' h, b!.lndled to •Ifie l!1lllj1;nt1y of V(;Ciprcnts w ill have on g g ,c d 0;ne · re w ste ~ri. 1houg'h th slas of Uit _ · . d - , · nav Ju t g:arbag:e and n"ye;II 1· me.e, 1i11 111,d a f~ -.1 garbag1;1. tn add few re ld nls m _ y have mo, , ~n an · gai'b _ ~ -In&) ,e
16. 11 ai al . w h lhe ~us ~ · rec:,,cl' gi setviiCE!
f eq the sol coll"c ·O'.n, is tlh diseo ted for 'the
red I Ul n,cy?
AIL M m h• ,co I cilia n 1Jervioe· freqru n~y of IRscycrtlilgl ,i:e e difil'c11li'r;1t th~n fqr 1 G-1rl;,ap, PH>~ded lhal the toia1 week~y ~ervlc · 110 of 'Rec.ychng, 1, __ t at lea:st equlY\ o t to the total Wf!eldy Garb . , &TVice 'tl!l>l'l!!ffll', Al e ·SiMI Am;w:er No. 41 l1ii1 M•ndum No. 2,
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xx
AR002742
mum-Ja11nnv b n
Failur,e to 111.ibmlt p ropol!l~I 1r41f1 - llng1 J vi!ii0111si~ cl r . - -- and alJlii(:t.nll ifm(tJ1matlcm11 ro · J(!! d n ~hll, Ad m11um wm : • ca 1 , , to niJ1e1 Prop 1, 2020
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xxi
AR002743
:It •ml .. Fid
ul.ili( ~:rJ~ ~ D:r ,r
ADDENDUM NO. 4
1, 0-:-
RleQUES,T FOR PROPOSA I S,
RESlllENmlAL AIN OOMMER'CIAl SOl D WASTE. ReCYCLABILE A lAL.
AND ORGANiC WAS"ll'E COLLECTIO ,S R.- -C'.E.5
Date of !nuance: Sop ember i.e. zoz;
To I F'rnpooerrs for he Re uesl o,t ~ pm;als far Re~id
Was e, Recydel:lle· M e I, and Orga ic We~te Co cl.Jon Sc , Qu &lions ,and Anme-rs
1. 1/!lill the City'S, Service Area b CXpl' s:sly <lelill\e wit . ? Answer. The Se:ntee A11ea is 1h lncorporrat,ed BIii e
whtt ·. oolored 001 attachecd map ud:H a 'I
1,1111 ncorpo :ta as f gr•y ,ti ded 1ap). The Gity' 111 b cheng1Hlt h n ne,xm on.
2. IBl't!a.Ches lriggerin Ad'mlnl tratlv Chargea lihou _ no e c: !lid rod 11;-terial bre.ach s.• Should •mate ·a1 breach• be ch nged to "b ea • to darify A swer: Ye$, its O-Yfd bo ''breach" .and thi!!,"" l be~ ,I di ng thfOUgh-out th_ Ag m :nt.
3. l~ ~ r ' C00"1P n ation minimum r · o $3 llloo correct? statutol)' req i I" $;1 mlllioo.
An fWH': Th wolik&rs' c.ompen:s:a lo lmum I iniit reguireni _ lilt hn lb r11 vised to $1 milllotl.
4. e are ln't :rpn::ting lhe inlen of 1hls · · trigg only Ole failiure !);r rmusa (Q p fl'orm o o'bsetve a ma: ,ial enn, coo n,, ,ooy;ena t q.r Qbllg:a on bj cl to mooilication to da Is
nl I
A!lls.wer: S S c:tion F. 1 c;if the RFP ln1 gi!tnl o ro;po$edl ltl:1"Ml!lv,c1g to.
A,gr,aamant. Ple:aee not, that wh11 the Pil"Oip,o.S1er ml!y 1propos I mati:WS to~ City, wltleh mus ' 1lncliiele update<I Agree nl I ngu.age. llrtowever, nc:1 City s under no oblig!ltion to a®ept any atfemam,e5,.
I r ll J. - J
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xxii
AR002744
S _ ~ b-er .28,, 20201
f!i.agit 2
5, W a in1 rµref g ll'le inte of this te 1.inatioo provision to 1rf9 r n w h material ches und r p,ar 27.0·1. Are pfQ\lisJo s su eel to modiili<:a6on · I) clarify thl Int nt?
Ain_ w .r: Tho Cl 'I h · the -ight iio cancel! 'Chis, Agr :mo,nl ii anf !!:!! '1>f rthe 11 ed rovis:ion~ <;M;:~1 no1 m1l'lt I b chas. See SeC:Uon 1F 1 of llh Rf'P in reg · to propo, d 1tcrnMivn to AQ!l"ee.menl Pl en wbile 1he· IPropose, , weJcome, to prop~ I ma v, :s, Lo llhe Olly, l<:!'h m sit I 01 up~ -te.d Ac9reem nt I ·w go, lih City 1i:, Ylml'...,er no Hg h , 1 o,aeupl .anyaltiem _
6. Referenc
An:sw~r: 'fee,
7. Does !he Cily have illlfurmallo on MW many catch ba~i dean ou typ perfOl'flfledl on average per cf.ay by 1M 4-IJffel'lf cono-actot'? An§,wer. Cur11 rtt~ th , cal.ch basin inspee1ions ,a111J de outs arr petfarmS11)1 by City st.a , W• ,do oot have IIIYfl'!be'll'S an how m --v · fP9rlormed in a day bu the C i'ty's b udget for th prog rn is appr,o:x1imatel H'25,000 r . ·
8. Is the CPI (p · Section 1.~ of !he SW A), Iha only index: to e se In · cula · g lhe Ma;,:imiur111 AnnLial Le:s?
Amwer: Yes.
9. Pl · dlarify h rnplete e 1 xlrntim rate spre , 1\/
en;ilal rat s lndlide ilhe equiv@lenl c:r w:,
l2 • n organica cart fM;3' 2 cy of w,eeld;_; gallbage · isl ed ~8 b tor - - · · excepl cl e
th to , fi1;i sl)e , su al
S81"Yic::e r e re for uency that a
:.ue 1he g ·. . ppe>~tu;I tQ be Ore di
· ral98 ere just jj,e, lndMdui:il ra e ? HI t ,
bundled J\ I.es ?
Answer: ha b undled rates repr,e enuh costtot II Se,l'IJice ~eel lrx!IMdual nn t outside oHhe, basie IJ1tvel
se:otl!ons 7 .o . i:J a.m .2 of 1ihe A r, m nt.
rapr'l;!'aent toe· e ,of II th sell'Yices when re · n
i ~ ban levei size freq!J.'ency of ·. ~ ·
t Lncreas-e the r II royclln or or,9anic col _ ey
willl lnc:ur th . add,lion~I cos.tB listed und die 1
c.o . . . ~I ,In
t: ce irate sheet.
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xxiii
AR002745
S. temb. r 2 2020
Page :2
F I uni to submi:t prQFJIO all refteellng r, vlsiOns., e lrarificsdo:ns a11d ,ad fiio- -D inklrmat on provl od In t is Addendum wm lb-e ,;..auw o roj ct Proposal. 0 e: S · lamber 28, 2020
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xxiv
AR002746
Publi
DDENDUM NO. 5
FOR
RJEQUES,T FOR PROPOSALS,
RES D Nll AINIO COMMERCJAL SO 10 WASTE, EC · OLA.BII..E IIIAflERJAL, AND 01\GAINIC. WASTE COLLECfto ' Slf=R~ CE-S,
Date of [l!j!ilUcmce: October 1, ,2:0·201
T,o al oposers for lh ·equasl · 0r Pf,0pose1 s for ~S;- n:tla a i;11 c~mcner · I S W te, Recyctab'le, M.- eria , and O :anile \l\\'a:sl Cell clion Services..
Cl Answers
1. CollSld g Iha pro . · wil l)e, subrn
ex-c~e !es ng Wi1h site limita1ion51 on OU•Jooli. Tf' SE! . 0 City llow lss ema o incl de d I · k to download
J1stead' ol ed ?
A11$w · ; Becaus of t pate111ila y lug el:e
1-111bmi:tltHI for ,ea!rh propos ~. 1ho ,ctty ha 1;1.etlil _ for 1R'W :e1,1bm 15lons and proivlded each . h · · " - -
n whlC:11 to, submit their propos . E' , -
nd a ,ed w Yf)lo. di two documents to tel/.!Jt th ·ty
of th tolcfor. Onee th~ te~t up di n"' . _ T9
the link wflh anyon , wl Ill their' organlmtlo111 11lat · • andl subm U!I tho propo,ull .. (~1;1te: v ry 1propo
pan,on or per:&io111 ~ ally aulhorized to birndl tihe P ex,~utton 01' th workJ. The lliniq1,1e lol<lfo~ r Is, , Tho und ·Oak$, the City's eons tam for 111w RFP . . .
a111yo e the: propos · r e, els t(I $il'li!ire i 1h.
2. Oo~s ilhe City Jl&ve r,eq1111I 1MnUi on [Pl'(lPQ5Jel page, dlmenslons m praiferiedl forrrn1 for trne e ct~on c Iii · 11 None r ed on th RFP.
AMWM': Pr,opoe.ala- sh II be submitted in1 PDF fil'e form n stand 11dl I.S; x dimemiion , ·wJth t I exoapho:n nf the Cu tom r Siltvice R:aH!i!i icb !J. t11 submltl! d 111 Microsoft Ex1cel onnat w 1h a PD'F copy of _ ~eh b of ' eel document (J f, r to pag 841 oUha Rf Pt, irQfflls A - J llcndd .llldh ti . ~ b 1, _ Its own1 se;paratB PillF d'ocum 111' PJ • 1ncl111cle ~o. er r;i;,J!lfl ·!I' 11 · l!'t of :ac:h ifiile n~e. e.g. iOaks FtFP Form H XXXBi11 Co pany~pdf. Some forme RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL xxv
AR002747
,Qclof'.Mtr 7, 2020
IPag;e 2
requ1re a §[gna ure. P H fallow irni1rucit on
·I n lur , wnera the5e -ilre .irequ Ired.
J. Is ii the spO'i'isitlli1y o the C0n1J,actor or , C' )I Co pn;ivide ba ru tf W pie:k 1Up wope ,c1 the conlraci?'
An 'W : Th Co:ntractor wrn be responslbl · or providing ap~ bags , ndtor lea'k-f)roof ,cr;m In, r for 'I.he IHHW Home CoJe • · Program. Refer 'lo· E}ch:bit 10, S~don A (E10.06)j oflhe: fn!inch ,ag :t-i inf:J di - ilhe RFP.
4. Propos r ~-cone rnedl QVer conlidenli lil.y of · _
Proposer fci prO'III de · b· nk qualilicalion I , e or
and re u · ted 'I the, Cily, IJ\e com '{s CF fa ive
to review tti:e, COliT\pany Jinan ats ll) Ute sei i!>:faccian o ,e , '.
Answer. Le _ 11Iage of RFP· Section CJ (RlaP Ipa _ 26121) 1 mi dad . fot,
3. C0 I · · na11cr,a -a
Pr,cposer mus 1: 11!'.il'OVitle wpl of audited fin~ni;:ial . IS r the mo:s. · re<:eJJt: · (3) sci I re ra mr h Uty that Is fitt!PO&eifl (Q gn - Flt MhiH Ag;reemenl Aludltcd f nancial .s.ta~me-.f'l' rnusl lndudir. balafit:,e .eloeet, 11eom · statement, stt.ateinent of chang , foot- oles ,anl;l will Eary ch dulK. TliHase, atstam "b ma,y bo submitted togelhef ' Uh p, cQpcHi ·or, f 1not s111bmHted w,lth Pr,oposal1 mun be made alfal to the Cib' up · t lby th City during review p110ce and prtor to awam of ' n A.gr,,. emant, to provide hse statamonts promplly ,(wlthl n 3 bus nus daf&) ~p-o wm be l'OUflds for di$qu~il\l tlon.,
Fa IUJro to $Jubmit propo:s I d ing Fe-,,15,1ons, cl 1 GlliOfls arid! ~d infalffl~tioo prov d di In tli'ils Ai:lihmi:h.1m wl II b , causo 'to :reje,,>t 1~ Oa:te: ·October 7. 2020
RECYCLING SERVICES • WASTE SERVICES • E-WASTE • PAPER • METAL
PROPOSAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. SUMMARY AND COMMITMENT
A.1. Cover Letter................................................................................................ i A.2. Executive Summary...................................................................................iii A.3. Performance Bond Commitment Letter.....................................................vii A.4. Signed Copies of Addenda Acknowledging Receipt .................................. x Addendum 1 .............................................................................................. xi Addendum 2 ............................................................................................xiv Addendum 3 ........................................................................................... xvii Addendum 4 ............................................................................................ xxi Addendum 5 .......................................................................................... xxiv A.5. Proposal Table of Contents ....................................................................... 1 B. QUALIFICATIONS............................................................................................... 3 B.1. Key Personnel and Staff Responsibilities .................................................. 3 B.2. American Reclamation, Inc. Organization Chart ........................................ 6 B.3. American Reclamation, Inc. References.................................................... 7 B.3.1. Governmental and Municipal Contract Experience During Past 3 Years... 7 B.3.2. American Reclamation Service Transition Experience References ......... 11 B.3.3. Urbaser S.A. (Subcontractor) References ............................................... 15 B.4. Litigation and Notice of Violation History.................................................. 16 C. STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL QUALIFICATIONS.......................................... 18 C.1. Written Statement and Urbaser S.A. Financial Information...................... 18 C.2. Letter from American Reclamation’s Bank/Financial Institution ............... 23 C.3. Audited Financial Statement and CPA’s Letter........................................ 24 D. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL.................................................................................. 26 D.1. Transition Plan......................................................................................... 26 D.2. Operations Plans ..................................................................................... 48 D.2.1. Collection Service Operations Plan............................................... 48 D.2.1.1. Proposed Collection Vehicles......................................... 48 D.2.1.2. Containers to Be Used.................................................... 54 D.2.1.3. Route Operations ........................................................... 62 D.2.1.4. Facilities.......................................................................... 65 D.2.1.5. Safety ............................................................................. 67 D.2.1.6. Reporting........................................................................ 69 D.2.2. Street Sweeping Plan.................................................................... 74 D.2.3. Drop Inlet and Catch Basin (Storm Drain) Cleaning Plan.............. 80 D.2.4. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Pickup Plan........................ 81 D.3. Customer Service Plan .......................................................................... 106 D.3.1. Local Service Office .................................................................... 106 D.3.2. Technology Used to Track Vehicles/Record Collection Times .... 107 D.3.3. Customer Service Enrollment, Billing and Payment Processes .. 108 D.3.4. Complaint and Problem-Solving Resolution Procedure .............. 108