Remedial Design Contractor Sample Clauses

Remedial Design Contractor. In order to accomplish the performance of the Remedial Design and development of the RD/RA Work Plan, as required under Section V.A.1 of this Agreement, the Regional Board shall select and retain, in accordance with applicable State contracting laws, the services of a qualified contractor experienced and knowledgeable in the business of designing and planning environmental remediation projects, including remediation of former mine sites or mining-impacted sites, similar in scale to the Remedial Action for the Site (the “Remedial Design Contractor”). The Regional Board shall commence the selection and retention process immediately upon, or, at the discretion of the Regional Board, at any reasonable time prior to (a) the issuance of the ROD, (b) the entry by the Court of the Consent Decree, or (c) the effective date of any administrative orders issued in lieu of a Consent Decree that require performance of the Remedial Design, whichever occurs first, unless some other date is specified in the Consent Decree or other administrative document. The Remedial Design Contractor shall have the ability, experience, and means required to design and plan the Remedial Action. Without interfering with contracting procedures dictated by State law or the written contracting policies and procedures of General Services, Atlantic Richfield shall have a reasonable opportunity, but not an obligation, to provide, at its own expense, input to the Regional Board on the selection of the Remedial Design Contractor. Subject to the need to consider Atlantic Richfield’s input in good faith, the Regional Board will be responsible for making final decisions about the selection and retention of the Remedial Design Contractor. The Remedial Design Contractor may, but need not, be the same entity as the Remedial Action Contractor (as defined in Section V.B.2 below).
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