EXHIBIT A-ScopeofServices-Major Rev06-24-25.pdf

DOT-RFP-23-4004-CO

EXHIBIT A – SCOPE OF SERVICES

The State of Florida

Department of Transportation

EXHIBIT A - SCOPE OF SERVICES

FOR

DISTRICT WIDE CONTAMINATION ASSESSMENT

AND REMEDIATION (CAR) SERVICES FOR

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,

DISTRICT FOUR OFFICE

FINANCIAL PROJECT NUMBER: 440021-3-C2-10 (Major) http://www.fdot.gov/

1.0 OBJECTIVE

The Florida Department of Transportation (the Department), District Four (D4), requests environmental vendor services on an as-needed basis to support all phases of Department business with an emphasis on the assessment, remediation, and construction within (potentially) contaminated media. The required work will vary and may include, but not be limited to:

Conducting Level I and II Environmental/Contamination Site Assessments (Level I & II assessments), Sampling and analytical testing, and drilling services Review roadway plans and project reviews, Removal and installation of underground/aboveground storage tanks, contamination cleanup of hazardous and non-hazardous materials on Department roadways and owned/maintained Right of Way (ROW) (Level III Remedial Cleanup Activities), Design, implementation, effluent treatment, operation and maintenance of remedial equipment, and various forms of remediation as needed (Level III Remedial Cleanup Activities), Conducting asbestos, mold, lead/Heavy Metals, mold surveys/assessments (Level I & II assessments) and abatements (Level III Remedial Cleanup Activities).

Remediation Cleanup activities for FDOT Facilities such as soil, air, groundwater related sampling/reporting (Level III Remedial Activities).

Additionally, respond to emergency situations including natural disaster, third party roadway spills involving hazardous and non-hazardous materials/substances that represent an immediate threat to the transportation system, Department maintained properties including maintenance/rail yards, the environment, land, waters of the State of Florida or for situations deemed necessary by the Department on State roadways. The Department reserves the right to have specific projects assigned/accomplished under separate agreements.

2.0 SERVICES REQUIRED OF THE VENDOR

The Vendor will provide any of the following elements as required by the Department and other regulatory agencies to areas that encompasses the transportation system, Department maintained properties including maintenance/rail yards, the environment, land, waters of the State of Florida or for situations deemed necessary by the Department on State roadways. District Four (D4) includes or encompasses the five counties (Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties), the South Florida Rail Corridor in Miami-Dade County and counties adjacent to D4 where D4 is the lead District. The required work will vary and may include, but not be limited to:

a. During a third-party roadway emergency spill situation any other emergency situation, the Vendor must be on-site ready to begin containment and/or clean-up activities within 1.5-hrs of verbal notice and/or written.

b. In the event of an emergency the Department may request the Vendor to provide designated services outside of the D4 limits. Prices shall be based on the rates in Exhibit “C”, Price Proposal; however, additional compensation shall be made as appropriate for travel and transportation.

c. The Vendor shall carry and keep in force general liability insurance with combined bodily injury limits of at least $1,000,000.00 per person and $5,000,000.00 each occurrence, property damage insurance of at least $1,000,000.00.

d. In addition, the Vendor must have and maintain during the period of this contract, a Pollution Liability Insurance policy or policies or an irrevocable letter of credit established pursuant to Chapter 675, Florida Statutes, and Section 337.106, Florida Statutes, with a company authorized to do business in the state of Florida, affording pollution liability coverage for the contractual services to be rendered in accordance with this contract in the amount of at least $ 4,980,000.00. The Vendor shall maintain pollution liability coverage for a minimum of three years after completion of the services rendered under this contract.

e. If railroad projects are assigned, railroad protection liability needs to be provided to each applicable Letter of Authorization (LOA); as required by each railroad entity (see Florida Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (Department Specifications) section 7-13). For Rail procedures and work within Rail ROW see Department Specifications Section 7- 11 of the current Department Specifications as amended or updates. This is an incidental cost and must be factored in the price proposal cost.

f. Serve as an “expert witness” at any associated legal proceedings. The Vendor shall be prepared to discuss and defend each element with the Department and any other interested party, at the discretion of the Department.

g. Provide services required to complete Level I & II contamination assessments and Level III Remedial Cleanup on Department roadways and owned/maintained ROW (removal/installation of above/underground storage tanks, dewatering effluent treatment, remedial designs, remediation) related work/activities, as specified in this contract utilizing the Vendor’s own personnel/equipment and/or Sub- Contractor(s) personnel / equipment.

h. Conduct asbestos, Lead/Heavy Metals, mold surveys/assessments (Level I & II assessments) and abatements (Level III Remedial Cleanup Activities) Department roadways and owned/maintained ROW. In the event a temporary storage area is required to “store” materials (including, but not limited to regulated wastes, solid wastes, contaminated materials or groundwater, hazardous wastes and petroleum wastes and petroleum impacted materials), the Vendor shall arrange for the temporary storage area until final disposal arrangements are made, any required permits obtained, and the final disposal of the material is accomplished.

i. Assessing the potential for project impacts to physical and natural resources utilizing database research, including the FDEP Contamination Locator Map, Environmental Screening Tool (EST), and the Environmental Contamination GIS Tool. The Vendor must be able to identify potential impact to the project from a variety of potential contamination sources as they relate to the project and determine the need for further coordination with Department staff or regulatory agencies.

j. Perform reviews, investigations, assessments, prepare reports and other documentation in accordance with the Department’s Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Manual, Part II, Chapter 20. Such review and investigations shall include contamination related documents such as but not limited to CSER’s, drainage/pond related reports, industry standard Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment’s (Level I & Level II), Re-evaluations and other PD&E associated reports.

k. Prepare Contamination Assessment Summary Plans (CAP’s), Contamination Screening Evaluation Reports (CSER) Updates, Site Assessment Reports (SAR’s), Environmental/Construction Handoff Memos, Re-evaluation Contamination memos, Contamination Assessment Summary Memo’s (CASM’s), Impact to Construction Assessments (ICA) Reports, Bridge Survey Reports, conduct Contamination Site Assessments, Construction Summary Reports (CSR), prepare and implement Remedial Action Plans (RAP’s), Remedial Designs, Remedial Construction, Tank related Closure Reports, Risk Based Corrective Actions (RBCA’s) or any other type of environmental assessment or remedial activities as necessary.

l. Monitor, sample, analyze, neutralize, mitigate, decontaminate, properly manage and address cleanup of any material, spill, leak, release, or any other dangerous/hazardous condition. Provide for all appropriate health and safety requirements within the assigned work task areas.

m. Excavate, manage, secure, transport and dispose of any material in accordance with all applicable local (with delegated preprograms), State and Federal ordinances, rules, codes, statutes, regulations, and laws.

n. Perform contamination assessments activities and be able to design/install remedial systems required on construction projects that must be accomplished when either potentially or contaminated soil/groundwater have been identified in the immediate area and must be remediated prior to or concurrent with the construction project.

o. Perform contamination assessments, Level III Remedial cleanup and construction activities on or near contaminated areas associated with the site preparation, clearing and grubbing, construction and installation of transportation and non-transportation related features such as, but not limited to, removal and/or replacement of existing asphalt or concrete pavement; removal, relocation, replacement of underground utilities (i.e. storm drainage systems, water mains, sewer mains etc.); the installation and operation of remedial/de-watering systems to facilitate installation of such underground utilities; installation of sheet piling to create cofferdams for the installation of certain construction features in the dry.

p. Compile field data, photographs, tables, figures, and other supporting information into a written report and/or memo. Furnish assessment, remediation and reporting services which must be conducted in accordance with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Quality Assurance requirements, FDEP’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), or any other applicable requirements.

q. Deliver records, submittals, memos, and reports (deliverables) covering each task assignment. Such deliverables shall be delivered at a frequency and be of the type and form directed by the Department and, where applicable, also be acceptable to the appropriate regulatory agency or authority. Deliverables shall be provided on hardcopy, electronically, and/or on computer disks in a format acceptable to the Department.

r. Work on assignments/projects shall begin no later than ten (10) calendar days after authorization by the Department; the exception being emergency response on State Roads. Other exceptions (via LOA addendums or contract time extension) may be granted at the discretion of the Department. Completion of all work assignments/projects shall be in the time frame specified by the Department.

s. Prepare/submit project deliverables and contract status reports at a frequency as required by the Department. Submit to the Department’s Project Manager (PM) for approval draft copies of reports and/or deliverables prior to finalizing. It will be the responsibility of the Vendor to submit draft reports/deliverables 30-days after the laboratory data is obtained or after the field activities are completed (whichever is the later); unless directed otherwise by the Department’s PM. Final reports and deliverables are required to be signed and sealed by a P.E. or P.G and submitted to the Department 15-days after the draft reports/deliverables submittal date or 30-days prior to project production date (whichever comes first); unless directed otherwise by the Department’s PM.

t. Provide meeting minutes or written briefings on meetings attended on Departments behalf within two business day via email and verbally to the Department: on environmental issues including health & safety, contamination, and/or other relevant topics. Provide field work daily updates for on-going projects to document daily activities and progress of work within two business days via email.

u. Upload deliverables in a timely manner to the Department’s Enterprise Applications System (One-Stop Permitting, Collaborative Tool, ERC, PSEE, etc.), StateWide Environmental Project Tracker (SWEPT). and provide updates to the System as required.

v. The Vendor agrees to provide all waste profiles and manifests in a format acceptable to the Department and as required by the Department. The Department shall review and approve all draft and final waste profiles and manifests. The Vendor may submit electronic draft waste profiles and manifests; however, all final documents shall be in paper copy or electronic copy to the Department. The Department’s Project Manager or designee shall sign all hazardous waste manifests. The Department shall have the right to delegate signature of non-hazardous waste manifests to the Vendor. The Vendor acknowledges and agrees the Department’s Project Manager signature authority for waste profiles and manifests is binding upon the Department only to the extent the signature certifies the Facility information/ FDEP ID Number, the quantity of waste generated, and chemical/physical constituents of the waste generated, and to the extent the signature acknowledges receipt of Vendor services. The Vendor agrees that the Department’s Project Manager signature authority is not binding upon the Department for any other purpose.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES AND REQUIREMENTS OF THE VENDOR

a. Comply with all (with delegated preprograms), State and Federal ordinances, rules, codes, statutes, regulations, and laws whenever State work is being performed. The Vendor shall have all necessary local (with delegated programs), State and Federal permits to provide the mentioned above Services section including permits for transportation and disposal of contaminated, hazardous, and non-hazardous materials and/or wastes. Obtain and maintain all permits and license for this contract.

b. All work must comply with environmental/Occupational Safety and health (OSHA) standards, and contamination cleanup guidelines including but not limited to activities associated with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Departments PD&E Manual and Local Agency Program (LAP) Manual on an as needed basis.

c. Any work performed as stated in the above Section 2.0 will be governed by the applicable version of the Florida Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (Department Specifications) and any Special Provisions provided in the Letter of Authorization (LOA) authorizing such work.

d. Vendor and Sub-Contractor(s) designated to complete the required Level I & II assessments and construction activities shall possess a working knowledge of Department Specifications.

e. The Vendor and Sub-Contractor(s) shall also be responsible for the Level III Remediation Cleanup activities such as soil, air, and groundwater related sampling/reporting for projects in the construction phase.

f. Be available on a twenty-four (24) hour, seven (7) days a week, fifty-two (52) weeks, a year basis and provide adequate/timely response to a given situation (including construction emergencies and highway spills) with adequate equipment, personnel, and materials. The Vendor must have designated personnel on-call, an on-call phone number, weekly on-call schedule, and necessary equipment ready to provide an immediate response to an emergency request. All reasonable and feasible efforts should be made to uphold the State’s and District’s Open Roads Policy for incidents that occur on State roads. The Intent of the Department is to have the Discharger or Responsible Party (RP) initiate and complete any necessary cleanup of petroleum or hazardous or non-hazardous material spills on Department roadways and owned/maintained ROW. When the RP is not able, not available, unknown, or not willing to initiate response in a timely manner, the Vendor shall be contacted to conduct cleanup activities.

g. Utilize qualified personnel educated, experienced and trained in the following fields and sciences: chemistry; geology; hydrology; hydrogeology; toxicology; biology;

microbiology; chemical, environmental and civil engineering; industrial hygiene;

heavy equipment operation, hazardous materials safety; hazardous waste transportation and disposal; site assessment; soil and groundwater remediation design/implement; oil/petroleum spills, and services associated with above/underground storage tanks; and roadway and bridge construction activities;

as appropriate.

h. Provide analytical results within the standard laboratory turnaround time. Standard laboratory turnaround time shall be a maximum of five (5) business days. Rush laboratory turnaround time for analytical results shall be a maximum of twenty-four

(24) hours. For parameters/analytical tests where a twenty-four (24) hour turnaround time is not feasible/available then the earliest possible rush turnaround time applies.

i. Furnish sampling and analytical laboratory services which must be conducted in accordance with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Quality Assurance requirements, FDEP’s Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), or any other applicable requirements. Also, it must be conducted in accordance with the Florida Administrative Code (FAC) 64E-1 and related National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NELAC) Standards. The Department shall be provided with a copy of the Vendor’s approved Florida Department of Health FAC 64E-1 Certification, listing specific categories of the certification.

j. Provide and store all waste profiles and manifests in a format acceptable to the Department and as required by the Department. The Department shall review and approve all draft and final waste profiles and manifests. The Vendor may submit electronic draft waste profiles and manifests; however, all final documents are preferred in paper copy, unless unavailable. The Department’s Project Manager or designee shall sign all hazardous waste manifests. The Department shall have the right to delegate signatures of non-hazardous waste manifests to the Vendor. The Vendor acknowledges and agrees the Department’s Project Manager signature authority for waste profiles and manifests is binding upon the Department only to the extent the signature certifies the Facility information/ FDEP ID Number, the quantity and chemical/physical constituents of the waste generated, and to the extent the signature acknowledges receipt of Vendor services. The Vendor agrees that the Department’s Project Manager signature authority is not binding upon the Department for any other purpose.

k. Within five (5) days after discussion of a proposed LOA the Vendor or any Sub- Contractor of the Vendor retained under this Agreement shall provide the Department with written notification of any contractual arrangements or other business relationships with any person, public agency, or legal entities responsible for previous contamination of the subject or subsequent remediation of any site related to the litigation case. Therefore, such notification shall be made no later than five (5) working days after the first discussions of a possible project with the Department’s Project Manager and prior to the issuance of a LOA to perform work on the site. If after a LOA has been issued and it’s determined that there may be conflict of interest, the Vendor shall immediately verbally notify the Department’s Project Manager upon learning of the possible conflict of interest and provide written notification to the Department’s Project Manager within the five (5) working days. The Vendor may proceed with authorized work only upon written notification from the Department’s Project Manager. The Vendor is responsible for notification on behalf of any of its Sub-Contractors. For purposes of this section, a Vendor or Sub-Contractor may be deemed to have had a business relationship with one of the responsible parties if it has had such a relationship with a parent or subsidiary, a predecessor, or a successor, or if the Vendor or Sub-Contractor has been engaged by independent legal representatives on behalf of any such parties.

l. The Department reserves the right to have specific projects assigned/accomplished under separate agreements.

4.0 KEY LABOR CLASSIFICATIONS

a. The Vendor shall provide and maintain an up-to-date list of Vendor and Sub- Contractors staff with agreed-to classifications (subject to the contract Exhibit “B” and “C”).

b. Vendor must request approval from the Department’s Project Manager for any modifications or additions to the list of available Vendor and Sub-Contractor staff prior to including them in any LOA/Work Plan and Cost Estimates (WPCE). If applicable, new job classifications or Sub-Contractors may be added to the contract via contract amendment. The Vendor shall submit a copy of the resume(s) when staff is added.

c. Invoice and payment processing requires the Contamination Assessment and Remediation (CAR) Contract Manager’s name to be on file. Replacing the CAR Contract Manager and the designated CAR in-house labor support (CAR support) staff from the contract will require the Department’s prior written approval. A three-month notice is required before replacing a CAR Contract Manager and the CAR in-house support staff unless another timeline is agreed by the Department. The Vendor shall make the best effort to replace the CAR Contract Manager and/or CAR in-house labor support staff in concert with the Department within a timely manner but no later than a month. An interim CAR Contract Manager and the CAR in-house support staff, should be appointed immediately but no later than a week to provide proper overlap with the staff being replaced during the transition time.

d. The Vendor shall provide sufficient staff, either the specific staff person requested or acceptable staff at defined levels of expertise as agreed to by the Department’s Project Manager, in a timely manner to complete all assigned work. If, at any time, the Department Project Manager determines that the number or expertise of a particular staff assigned to a specific task is inadequate, the Department’s Project Manager shall coordinate with the CAR Contract Manager to ensure adequate staff with the proper level of expertise is made available to ensure the timely completion of the work. The Contract Manager and CAR support staff need to be able to come to the D4 office within a hours’ notice and available to work in the D4 office on the designated weekly schedule.

The classification/staff utilized shall be used according to the required task not the company title/rank. The following job classifications have been defined as key by the Department for this contract:

1. CAR Senior - Engineer P.E. or Geologist P.G. – with Bachelor’s or master’s degree with ten years of post-registration and of project management experience, preferably on Department projects and at least five years’ experience working under a CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Only to be used only when reviewing/signing/sealing reports and/or for the remedial system development/design related activities. Experience should include conducting contaminated and/or hazardous materials assessments and management; conducting and managing environmental studies and resource reviews; managing stakeholder relationships;

analyzing project budgets and accounting; planning and scheduling projects; reviewing and editing technical reports; overseeing sub-consultant management; handling documents, reporting, and data QA/QC.

2. CAR Contract Manager - Bachelor’s or master’s degree with a minimum of ten years of contract and project management experience, preferably on Department contract/projects and at least five years’ experience working under a CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Project Management Institute (PMI) or Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification is preferred. Department contract/projects Experience should include conducting contaminated and/or hazardous materials assessments and management; conducting and managing environmental studies, assessments, and resource reviews; managing stakeholder relationships; analyzing project budgets and accounting; planning and scheduling projects;

reviewing and editing technical reports; overseeing sub-consultant management; handling documents, reporting, and data QA/QC.

3. CAR Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) – Bachelor’s or master’s degree, American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) registration, with four or more years of post-registration experience and experience with Department of Transportation improvement CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Experience with contaminated and/or hazardous and non-hazardous materials avoidance, management and construction as related to roadway CAR projects is preferred.

College Degree in Safety Management and/or Industrial Hygiene Certifications in Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST), Occupational Hygiene and Safety Technician (OHST), and Certified Safety Professionals (CSD).

4. CAR Project Manager - Bachelor’s or master’s degree with a minimum of six years of project management experience, preferably on Department projects and five years or more of experience working under a CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Project Management Institute (PMI), Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification or Certified Public Manager (CPM) is required. Experience should include conducting contaminated and/or hazardous materials assessments and management; conducting and managing environmental studies and resource reviews; managing stakeholder relationships; analyzing project budgets and accounting; planning and scheduling projects; reviewing and editing technical reports;

overseeing sub-consultant management; handling documents, reporting, and data QA/QC.

5. CAR Project - Engineer P.E. or Geologist P.G. – Bachelor’s or master’s degree, registered professional with five years of post-registration experience and a minimum of three years with Department of Transportation CAR projects. Only to be used only when reviewing/signing/ sealing reports and/or for the remedial system development/design related activities.

Additional experience with transportation improvement projects and roadway project with experience in plans review and contaminated and/or hazardous materials avoidance, management and construction is required. Additional experience surveying for environmental features such as wetlands, listed flora and fauna, historical structures, socio-cultural and contamination related issues. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans, Geographic Information System (GIS) & Global Positioning System (GPS) interfaces and mapping.

6. CAR Senior – Geologist / Scientist – Bachelor’s or master’s degree, with over ten years of discipline specialized experience and five years or more of experience working under a CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Additional experience with contaminated and/or hazardous materials avoidance, management and construction as related to FDOT transportation improvement CAR projects, or similar roadway project experience is required. Additional experience surveying for environmental features such as wetlands, listed flora and fauna, historical structures, socio-cultural and contamination related issues. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans, Geographic Information System (GIS) & Global Positioning System (GPS) interfaces and mapping.

7. CAR Project - Geologist / Scientist – Bachelor’s or master’s degree, with six or more years of discipline specialized experience and three years or more of experience working under a CAR Contact with the Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Additional experience with contaminated and/or hazardous materials, avoidance, management and construction as related to Department of Transportation improvement CAR projects, or similar roadway project experience is required.

Additional experience surveying for environmental features such as wetlands, listed flora and fauna, historical structures, socio-cultural and contamination related issues. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans, Geographic Information System (GIS) & Global Positioning System (GPS) interfaces and mapping.

8. CAR Staff - Geologist / Scientist – Bachelor’s degree, with one or more years of experience with Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Experience with contaminated and/or hazardous materials avoidance, management and construction as related to roadway CAR projects is preferred, and/or experience surveying for environmental features such as wetlands, listed flora and fauna, historical structures, socio-cultural and contamination related issues. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans, Geographic Information System (GIS) & Global Positioning System (GPS) interfaces and mapping.

9. CAR Field Health & Safety Officer – Five or more years’ experience in health and safety management on large scale projects with 40-hour HazWoper training with uninterrupted 8-hour Refresher Course Records, plus the ability to achieve medical clearance for work at hazardous waste sites with respirator qualification. Experience with multiple levels of PPE and Respiratory Protection. Must have a thorough understanding of OSHA (Occupational Safety Health Administration) concepts and OSHA Regulations. College Degree in Safety Management and/or Industrial Hygiene, Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST), Occupational Hygiene and Safety Technician (OHST), and Certified Safety Professionals (CSD) or equivalent.

10. CAR Draft Person/ CADD Tech / GIS Tech – Technical Certificate or Associates Degree, with at least one-year post-graduation experience on FDOT transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans. GIS Tech needs Geographic Information Systems (GIS)/Global Positioning Systems (GPS) interface and mapping experience.

11. CAR Senior - Field Technician/Forman – Five or more years of experience in contaminated and/or hazardous materials assessment and testing, management and construction as related to FDOT transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required, and experience surveying and sampling for contamination issues and contamination related issues. USEPA HAZWOPR, 40-hour is required and any other associated environmental health and safety certifications. Must have a very good understanding of construction plans.

12. CAR Equipment Operator – Five or more years’ experience with operation of equipment in contaminated and/or hazardous materials areas on construction projects as related to Department of Transportation improvement projects and roadway project experience is required. Can perform a variety of semi-skilled and skilled work in the operation of light, medium and some heavy construction equipment and light to heavy duty trucks. USEPA HAZWOPR, 40-hour is required and any other associated environmental health and safety certifications.

13. CAR Field Technician – Two or more years of experience in contaminated and/or hazardous materials assessment and testing, management and construction as related to Department of Transportation improvement projects, or similar roadway project experience and experience surveying and sampling for contamination issues and contamination related issues. USEPA HAZWOPR, 40-hour is required and any other associated environmental health and safety certifications. Must have a basic understanding of construction plans.

14. CAR Laborer II – Three or more years’ experience with installing drainage features in contaminated and/or hazardous materials areas on construction projects as related to Department of Transportation improvement projects or similar roadway project experience is required. Can perform a variety of semi-skilled and skilled work in the operation of light, medium and some heavy construction equipment and light to heavy duty trucks. USEPA HAZWOPR, 40-hour is required and any other associated environmental health and safety certifications.

15. CAR Laborer I - Have the skills needed to perform tasks involving physical labor, operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean up debris and remove waste materials. May assist other craft workers. USEPA HAZWOPR, 40-hour is required and any other associated environmental health and safety certifications.

16. CAR Administrative/Clerical – High School diploma with a minimum of two years of experience with administrative writing and reporting and Microsoft Office software.

5.0 MISCELLANEOUS

Due to possible conflicts that may arise, as mentioned in section 3.0, subsection j. of this exhibit, and the Department’s need to have multiple Vendors available for these services, the following conditions shall apply:

1. The awarded Vendor for solicitation DOT-RFP-26-4001-CO is ineligible for award of solicitation DOT-RFP-26-4002-CO.

2. To ensure open and fair competition, the department will not disclose the Technical and Price proposals for DOT-RFP-26-4001-CO until the contracts have been awarded. This approach guarantees that both contamination contracts are awarded equitably.

3. Awarded Contract is exempt from Public Request until both Contracts have been awarded.

**END OF EXHIBIT A – SCOPE OF SERVICES**

FINANCIAL PROJECT NUMBER: 440021-3-C2-10 (Major)