Scrap_Metals_-_EXHIBIT_A.pdf

Exhibit A is a document from the City of Pasadena's Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) detailing annual scrap metal weights and bin pickup frequencies for a scrap metals purchase and removal contract. The exhibit provides two tables: Table A-1 lists annual weights for various metals including Insulated Aluminum (20,000 Lbs), Steel (88 Tons), Insulated Copper (80,000 Lbs), Cast Iron (18 Tons), Lead Cable (10,000 Lbs), Water Meters (Brass) (20,000 Lbs), and Electric Meters (2,000 Lbs). Table A-2 outlines bin types and pickup frequencies, specifying bin sizes ranging from 3-yard to 40-yard roll-offs with pickup frequencies between 2-9 times per year depending on the metal type.

The document notes that weights and pickup frequencies are estimations and actual amounts may vary. The contract requires a vendor to provide comprehensive services including labor, equipment, tools, and transportation for loading, removing, and processing scrap metals. The vendor must transport city-owned bins to a certified weighmaster, return bins within 24 hours, and process payment proceeds to the City within 30 days of pickup. The tables detail specific requirements for different metal types, including Copper Coils, Steel, Aluminum Coils, Insulated Cables, Brass, Water Meters, Hydrants, Ductile Iron, Cast Iron, and Electric Meters, with varying bin quantities, sizes, and pickup frequencies.