Waste - Package and Transport Sample Clauses

Waste - Package and Transport. Contractor is required to package and transport all wastes according to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Regulations. Contractor shall be required to transport all materials collected from the event site to the Department hazardous waste storage area, or other location as instructed and authorized by the Department. The Department is responsible for ensuring that the transportation of all materials and waste collected from the site are transported from the temporary storage area to the final waste disposal site. At the Department discretion they may designate a Contractor, not on the assigned Contract to be responsible for the transportation of the waste, this will be determined by the OER On- Scene Coordinator (OSC). The OSC may request the Contractor to provide transportation and disposal services when: • the Contractor is capable of disposing the contaminated waste at their facility; • the wastes are identified as non-hazardous solid waste, biomedical wastes, or chemical or biological warfare agents; • on-site treatment or destruction is the preferred disposal method; • the Parties can negotiate fixed-price that is agreeable to both parties for disposal; • an on-going Work Authorization requires scheduled maintenance, cleanup services or monitoring; and/or • the OER determines the emergency services Contractor is best suited to provide the transportation and disposal services.
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