Compactors Sample Clauses

Compactors. Contractor shall provide all wiring, hoses, modifications required to operate compactors shall be at no cost to the State. If required by the using agency, the compactor is to be designed with the appropriate equipment to allow trash to be loaded into the compactor from an access walkway at the building level.

Compactors. Contractor may provide Compactors; however, customers may own or lease Compactors provided that the customer shall be completely responsible for its proper maintenance and provided that such Compactor is of a type that can be serviced by Contractor’s equipment. Compactor collection frequency shall be sufficient to contain the Commercial Solid Waste without spillage, or unsanitary or unsafe conditions.

Compactors. Contractor is not obligated to provide a Compactor to any Customer. However, on request of the owner or occupant of a Commercial or Multifamily Premise, Contactor will Collect all Refuse placed inside each Compactor at the frequency requested by that Customer and for the charge listed on the Service Fee Schedule.

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Compactors. Contractor may provide, for a fee, stationary compactors for use by Customers or may service stationary compactors owned and provided by Customers provide that any stationary compactor provided by Customer shall meet the specifications of Contractor and be compatible with Contractor’s collection vehicles.

Compactors. Provide self-propelled steel drum vibratory rollers having a minimum static weight of 10 tons for primary compaction. Provide rollers equipped with controls that automatically disengage the vibration mechanism before the roller stops. For final compaction, use a combination of self-propelled steel drum roller, in static mode, and a rubber tire roller weighing between 4 and 10 tons as necessary to achieve an acceptable surface. Use walk-behind vibratory rollers or plate tampers for compacting areas inaccessible to the large rollers. Ensure that areas compacted with walk-behind equipment meet all requirements for compaction and surface quality. If sufficient compaction and texture cannot be achieved with walk-behind equipment, use conventional concrete in the inaccessible areas.

Compactors. All compactors must be equipped with an integral ground level cart dumper system that can be used for mixed solid waste (MSW), recycling, and organic materials. The containers must be sealed and can be locked with a pad lock. The container must be able to hold liquids without leaking. Loading xxxxxx will be located at the rear. A safety gate and interlock cage door will be provided and will have a latch installed so unit can be locked with a padlock. Unit must be key operated with multi position switch on a 15-foot line, remote power pack with weather cover. Compactors must have odor reducing capabilities such as Sonazier Odor Control System. If the compactors do not work properly, it will be the responsibility of the Contractor to replace and/or repair the compactor at no additional charge to the State agency to the extent allowed by law. The Contractor must be responsible for all maintenance and repair of the compactors and containers. The electrical power requirements are 480 volt, three phase and available nearby. The Contractor will be required to connect the compacting equipment to the existing power switch. The Contractor must have the capability to exchange empty containers for full containers for all compactors listed on this contract during a scheduled and/or non-scheduled pickup. The Contractor will not be allowed to leave a compactor without a container at any time. Any electrical labor utilized for the installation of compactors that has Prevailing Wage requirements will be the responsibility of the State agency. The Contractor must work with the State agency to coordinate the installation of compactors on a mutually agreed upon deadline for installation.

Compactors. FRANCHISEE shall coordinate with Customers leasing and purchasing Compactors to determine the appropriate size and type of Compactor that is serviceable by FRANCHISEE, and to ensure that such Compactors are watertight. Compactors purchased from FRANCHISEE shall be leak proof and sealed to prevent intrusion of storm water.

Compactors. Stationary compactors for handling solid waste shall comply with applicable federal, state and local safety regulations. No such compactor shall be loaded so as to exceed the safe loading design or operation limits of the collection vehicles used by the Franchisee. Compactors shall comply with all local, state and federal weight regulations or standards. A person who wishes services for a compactor should, prior to acquisition of such compactor, inquire of the Franchisee as to compatibility with the Franchisee’s equipment or equipment that the Franchisee is willing to acquire. In the event a weight violation occurs, all costs associated with such violation shall be the individual responsibility of both the generator and the owner of the compactor. The generator shall be responsible for insuring compatibility with the Franchisee’s equipment and all cost of retrofitting any collection equipment shall be the responsibility of the owner of the compactor.

Compactors. All compactors must be equipped with an integral ground level cart dumper system that can be used for MMSW, recycling, and organic materials. The containers shall be sealed and can be locked with a pad lock. The container must be able to hold liquids without leaking. Loading xxxxxx will be located at the rear. A safety gate and interlock cage door will be provided and will have a latch installed so unit can be locked with a padlock. Unit shall be key operated with multi position switch on a 15-foot line, remote power pack with weather cover. Compactors must have odor reducing capabilities such as Sonazier Odor Control System. If the compactors do not work properly, it will be the responsibility of the Contractor to replace and/or repair the compactor at no additional charge to the State agency to the extent allowed by law. The Contractor shall be responsible for all maintenance and repair of the compactors and containers. The electrical power requirements are 480 volt, three phase and available nearby. The Contractor will be required to connect the compacting equipment to the existing power switch. The Contractor must have the capability to exchange empty containers for full containers for all compactors listed on this contract during a scheduled and/or non-scheduled pickup. The Contractor will not be allowed to leave a compactor without a container at any time. Any electrical labor utilized for the installation of compactors that has Prevailing Wage requirements will be the responsibility of the State agency. The Contractor shall work with the State agency to coordinate the installation of compactors on a mutually agreed upon deadline for installation.