Common use of Organizational Structure of the Air Division Clause in Contracts

Organizational Structure of the Air Division. ‌ The Air Division is organized into five program areas. These are listed below. Performance Partnership Grant funds are utilized in all programs listed: Air Pollution Control Division Director’s Office Planning and Policy Program Mobile Sources Program Stationary Sources Program Indoor Environment Program Technical Services Program Administrative Program Nonattainment planning & redesignation (including conformity determinations) Air Quality Advisory Programs for winter (CO and PM) and summer (O3), blowing dust, smoke Community Based Programs in various areas of state Alternate Fuels Program High Altitude Emissions Testing & Research Automotive Inspection and Readjustment (A.I.R.) Programs Diesel Emissions Control Program Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Application of remote sensing technologies - High emitter program - Clean Screen Program Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support Operating Permits Program Construction Permits Program Enforcement Small Business Assistance & Outreach Inventory & Support Program Oil and Gas Unit Asbestos & Lead-based Paint Programs Chlorofluoro- carbon (CFC) Program Indoor Air Quality Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program Air Pollution Modeling & Inventory Development Rural Acid Deposition and Visibility Research Program Air Quality Forecasting – summer/winter Prescribed Fire/Smoke Management Program Quality Assurance Program Fiscal policy and planning Division budget development, expenditure and revenue management Contract/procure- ment management Information Technology support in coordination with the State’s Office of Information Technology Education and Outreach Environmental Assessment coordination Regulatory Development Document Management Personnel and Human Resource coordination and support. Integrated Air Toxics efforts Field Services Regional Haze program planning Climate Change Planning

Organizational Structure of the Air Division. ‌ The Air Division is organized into five program areas. These are listed below. Performance Partnership Grant funds are utilized in all programs listed: Air Pollution Control Division Director’s Office Planning and Policy Program Mobile Sources Program Stationary Sources Program Indoor Environment Program Technical Services Program Administrative Program Nonattainment planning & redesignation (including conformity determinations) Air Quality Advisory Programs for winter (CO and PM) and summer (O3), blowing dust, smoke Community Based Programs in various areas of state Alternate Fuels Program High Altitude Emissions Testing & Research Automotive Inspection and Readjustment (A.I.R.) Programs Diesel Emissions Control Program Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Application of remote sensing technologies - High emitter program - Clean Screen Program Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support Operating Permits Program Construction Permits Program Enforcement Small Business Assistance & Outreach Inventory & Support Program Oil and Gas Unit Regulatory Development Document Management Field Services Asbestos & Lead-Lead- based Paint Programs Chlorofluoro- carbon Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) Program Indoor Air Quality Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program Air Pollution Modeling & Inventory Development Rural Acid Deposition and Visibility Research Program Air Quality Forecasting – summer/winter Prescribed Fire/Smoke Management Program Quality Assurance Program Fiscal policy and planning Division budget development, expenditure and revenue management Contract/procure- ment management Community Based Programs in various areas of state Education and Outreach Diesel Emissions Control Program Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Information Technology support in coordination with the State’s Office of Information Technology Education and Outreach Environmental Assessment coordination Regulatory Development Document Management Integrated Air Toxics efforts Application of remote sensing technologies - High emitter program Personnel and Human Resource coordination and support. Integrated Air Toxics efforts Field Services Regional Haze program planning - Clean Screen Program Climate Change PlanningPlanning Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support

Organizational Structure of the Air Division. ‌ The Air Division is organized into five program areas. These are listed below. Performance Partnership Grant funds are utilized in all programs listed: Air Pollution Control Division Director’s Office Planning and Policy Program Mobile Sources Program Stationary Sources Program Indoor Environment Program Technical Services Program Administrative Program Nonattainment planning & redesignation (including conformity determinations) Air Quality Advisory Programs for winter (CO and PM) and summer (O3), blowing dust, smoke Community Based Programs in various areas of state Alternate Fuels Program High Altitude Emissions Testing & Research Automotive Inspection and Readjustment (A.I.R.) Programs Diesel Emissions Control Program Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Application of remote sensing technologies - High emitter program - Clean Screen Program Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support Operating Permits Program Construction Permits Program Enforcement Small Business Assistance & Outreach Inventory & Support Program Oil and Gas Unit Regulatory Development Document Management Field Services Asbestos & Lead-Lead- based Paint Programs Chlorofluoro- carbon Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) Program Indoor Air Quality Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Program Air Pollution Modeling & Inventory Development Rural Acid Deposition and Visibility Research Program Air Quality Forecasting – summer/winter Prescribed Fire/Smoke Management Program Quality Assurance Program Fiscal policy and planning Division budget development, expenditure and revenue management Contract/procure- ment management Community Based Programs in various areas of state Education and Outreach Diesel Emissions Control Program Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Information Technology support in coordination with the State’s Office of Information Technology Education and Outreach Environmental Assessment coordination Regulatory Development Document Management Integrated Air Toxics efforts Application of remote sensing technologies - High emitter program Personnel and Human Resource coordination and support. Integrated Air Toxics efforts Field Services Regional Haze program planning - Clean Screen Program Climate Change PlanningPlanning Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support

Organizational Structure of the Air Division. ‌ The Air Division is organized into five six program areas. These are areas as listed below. Performance Partnership Grant funds are utilized in all programs listed: Air Pollution Control Division Director’s Office Planning and Policy Program Mobile Sources Program Stationary Sources Program Compliance and Enforcement Program Indoor Environment Program Technical Services Program Administrative Program Nonattainment SIP planning & redesignation (including Regulatory development Small Business Assistance Transportation conformity determinations) Air Quality Advisory Programs for winter (CO quality advisories Education and PM) Outreach Environmental assessments Emerging issues Regional collaboration Alternate fuels High altitude emissions testing and summer (O3), blowing dust, smoke Community Based Programs in various areas of state Alternate Fuels Program High Altitude Emissions Testing & Research research Automotive Inspection and Readjustment (A.I.R.) Programs Diesel Emissions Control Program emissions control Oxygenated and Clean Fuels Programs Application of remote clean fuels Remote sensing technologies - High emitter program - Clean Screen Program Smoking vehicle programs SIP development support Operating Permits Program permits Construction Permits Program Enforcement Small Business Assistance & Outreach permits Inventory & Support Program technical support Oil and Gas Unit gas Enforcement Inspections Field services Compliance assistance Asbestos & Lead-based Paint Programs Chlorofluoro- carbon (CFC) Program CFCs Indoor Air Quality Ambient air quality monitoring Air Quality Monitoring Program pollution modeling Inventory development Rural acid deposition and visibility research Air Pollution Modeling & Inventory Development Rural Acid Deposition and Visibility Research Program Air Quality Forecasting quality forecasting – summer/winter Prescribed Firefire/Smoke Management Program smoke management Quality Assurance Program assurance Fiscal policy and planning Division budget development, expenditure and revenue management Contract/procure- ment management Information Technology technology support in coordination with the State’s Office of Information Technology Education and Outreach Environmental Assessment coordination Regulatory Development Document Management Personnel and Human Resource human resource coordination and support. support Integrated Air Toxics air toxics efforts Field Services Smoking vehicles Regional Haze program planning Climate Change Planningchange planning