LAWFUL DISPOSAL OF SAMPLED AND OTHER WASTE Sample Clauses

LAWFUL DISPOSAL OF SAMPLED AND OTHER WASTE. If the Work requires Contractor to perform hazardous waste site investigations, the following shall apply:
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LAWFUL DISPOSAL OF SAMPLED AND OTHER WASTE. If the Work requires Contractor to perform hazardous waste site investigations, the following shall apply: CUSTOMER ENERGY SOLUTIONS (CES SERVICES) General Conditions 09/08/2015 KBW4/ACL8/ADSJ San Xxxx Obispo County MSA No. 4400010290
LAWFUL DISPOSAL OF SAMPLED AND OTHER WASTE. If the scope of Work under this Contract requires Consultant to perform hazardous waste site investigations, the following provisions shall apply: PG&E will be responsible for disposal of onsite samples. Charges for disposal of samples taken offsite for testing are included in the Consultant’s proposed rates. Consultant shall lawfully dispose of all test samples after completion of the required tests, along with any residue or byproducts of the testing process. Consultant shall comply with all Applicable Laws, including but not limited to, to the extent applicable, the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 40, Part 260 et seq., the California Health and Safety Code, Section 25,100 et seq., and Title 22, California Code of Regulations, Section 66,000 et seq.

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