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Invitation to Bid on "As Needed Services" performed at any of the City's water, sewer and storm facilities located throughout the City and portable generators owned by the City. All Contractors' employees shall comply with all Federal, State, and local laws and regulations governing the installation and testing of emergency generators and components. All Contractors' employees shall comply with all Bay Area Air Quality regulations and City policies. All contractors shall comply with OSHA requirements regarding the proper use of Lockout/Tagout procedures. E-WASTE Collection E-waste includes, but is not limited to, central processing units (CPU), computer monitors, computer peripherals, televisions, consumer electronics containing circuit boards, stereos, televisions, video cassette recorders, digital clocks, CD/DVD players, telephones, cell phones, printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, pagers, pocket personal computers, personal digital assistants, MP3 players, and computer parts and accessories, keyboards and mice. The Contractor will collect the electronic waste, provide all labor, collection/storage units, supplies and equipment needed to manage all electronic waste materials accepted at the designated locations, package and transport the materials to a designated recycling facility, dismantle or arrange for the dismantling of each unit for recycling, and arrange for the recycling of each component parts. The Contractor will be responsible for providing safe disposal of electronic waste for the City of Pleasanton. The Contractor shall be responsible for accurately preparing all paperwork required by the State for management of the e-waste. The City will issue a designation letter so the selected bidder is a Designated Approved Collector. The successful bidder shall provide a copy of the Bill of Lading and a certificate of recycling for each shipment with payment invoices. Contractor shall provide downstream chain of custody reports as applicable. Contractor is to assure that all materials considered hazardous under California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 22, Chapter I I, Appendix X, subsection(c), as amended, will remain within the United States until the waste has been processed to the point at which it can be considered a commodity ready for processing for feedstock in a new product. This requirement applies to all characteristic materials, including those with exemptions, such as circuit boards. To ensure integrity of the entire recycling chain, including downstream intermediaries and recovery operations such as smelters, the Contractor shall not utilize a company that is not in complete compliance with all applicable national, regional and/or local environmental and health and safety regulations. The City may ask for copies of invoices or bills of lading from Contractor. STREETS —Fence Installation and Repairs The City is requesting an experienced licensed contractor to perform routine fence installations and repairs. This work could be required on any City owned or operated property, including remote areas such as creeks or canals. All types of fencing could be required from chain link to wood, T post, etc. 6