Common use of Hazardous Waste Management Clause in Contracts

Hazardous Waste Management. Unless specifically excluded by DCAMM in writing, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for proper disposal or storage of all known hazardous wastes which were either documented in the RFP or Proposal. Such services shall include all necessary air quality monitoring, testing, specification writing and other requirements per all applicable Laws. CONTRACTOR shall provide appropriate documentation relating to the disposal and/or storage, and transportation in compliance with all Laws. If extensive testing and removal is required for hazardous materials other than those listed in the RFP, Proposal or Design, CONTRACTOR shall submit a Project Change Request in accordance with Section 34: Changes in Scope of Services.

Hazardous Waste Management. Unless specifically excluded by DCAMM in writing, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for proper disposal or storage of all known hazardous wastes which were either documented in the RFP or Proposal. Such services shall include all necessary air quality monitoring, testing, specification writing and other requirements per all applicable Laws. CONTRACTOR shall provide appropriate documentation relating to the disposal and/or storage, and transportation in compliance with all Laws. If extensive testing and removal is required for hazardous materials other than those listed in the RFP, Proposal or Design, CONTRACTOR shall submit a Project Change Request in accordance with Section 3432: Changes in Scope of Services.

Hazardous Waste Management. Unless specifically excluded by DCAMM in writing, CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for proper disposal or storage of all known hazardous wastes which were either documented in the RFP or Proposal. Such services shall include all necessary air quality monitoring, testing, specification writing and other requirements per all applicable Laws. CONTRACTOR shall provide appropriate documentation relating to the disposal and/or storage, and transportation in compliance with all Laws. If extensive testing and removal is required for hazardous materials other than those listed in the RFP, Proposal or Design, CONTRACTOR shall submit a Project Change Request Order request in accordance with Section 34: Changes in Scope of Services23.