Contaminated Materials. When the maintenance operations encounter or expose any abnormal condition that may indicate the presence of a contaminated material, discontinue such operations in the vicinity of the abnormal condition and notify the Engineer immediately. Be alert for the presence of tanks or barrels; discolored or stained earth, metal, wood, ground water; visible fumes; abnormal odors; excessively hot earth; smoke; or other conditions that appear abnormal as possible indicators of the presence of contaminated materials. Treat these conditions with extraordinary caution. Make every effort to minimize the spread of any contaminated materials into uncontaminated areas. Dispose of the contaminated material in accordance with the requirements and regulations of any Local, State, or Federal agency having jurisdiction. The Department may agree to hold harmless and indemnify the Contractor for damages when the Contractor discovers or encounters contaminated materials or pollutants during the performance of services for the Department when the presence of such materials or pollutants were unknown or not reasonably discoverable. Such indemnification agreements are only effective if the Contractor immediately stops work and notifies the Department of the contaminated material or pollutant problem. Such indemnification agreements are not valid for damages resulting from the Contractor’s willful, wanton, or intentional conduct or the operations of Contaminated and Hazardous Material Contractors.
Contaminated Materials. Where instructed to remove material affected by contamination from the site, minimize the risk of infecting other parts of the site.
Contaminated Materials. When the construction operations encounter or expose any abnormal condition that may indicate the presence of a contaminated material, discontinue such operations in the vicinity of the abnormal condition and notify the Engineer immediately. Be alert for the presence of tanks or barrels; discolored or stained earth, metal, wood, ground water; visible fumes; abnormal odors; excessively hot earth; smoke; or other conditions that appear abnormal as possible indicators of the presence of contaminated materials. Treat these conditions with extraordinary caution. Make every effort to minimize the spread of any contaminated materials into uncontaminated areas. Do not resume the construction operations in the vicinity of the abnormal conditions until so directed by the Engineer. Dispose of the contaminated material in accordance with the requirements and regulations of any Local, State, or Federal agency having jurisdiction. Where the Contractor performs work necessary to dispose of contaminated material, and the Contract does not include pay items for disposal, the Department will pay for this work as provided in 4-4. The Department may agree to hold harmless and indemnify the Contractor for damages when the Contractor discovers or encounters contaminated materials or pollutants during the performance of services for the Department when the presence of such materials or pollutants were unknown or not reasonably discoverable. Such indemnification agreements are only effective if the Contractor immediately stops work and notifies the Department of the contaminated material or pollutant problem. Such indemnification agreements are not valid for damages resulting from the Contractor’s willful, wanton, or intentional conduct or the operations of Contaminated and Hazardous Material Contractors.
Contaminated Materials. Each vendor shall be required to identify its source of supply. No material will be accepted from a hazardous or toxic waste site, regardless of whether the site has been identified by either a Local, State or Federal Agency. No contaminated, toxic, hazardous waste products or heavy metal product shall be contained in these deliveries. If any material, supplied to the City is found to be contaminated or contain heavy metal products, it will be the responsibility of the vendor to remove and replace the contaminated product at their expense and at no cost to the City. The City has the option to solicit the removal of any contaminated material and charge back the vendor any and all costs involved.
Contaminated Materials. “Contaminated Material” means Hazardous Material in soil, sediment, groundwater, fill or other substrate material, site improvements, construction materials, construction debris, equipment or clothing that was present on the Property on or before the Effective Date, whether or not identified before the Effective Date, and that exceeds Florida or federal maximum contaminant levels or residual contaminant levels or such other clean-up criterion as has been approved in writing by FDEP.
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