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numbers for certain items or containers. Other notification procedures such as pick-up request forms furnished by the Contractor will be subject to City review and approval if considered for use. To the best of its knowledge, the City shall provide Contractor with an accurate description of all industrial, non-hazardous or hazardous materials or substances or any other wastes involved in the services, including all relevant information reasonably available to the City concerning the chemical composition,physical characteristics,quantity,toxicity, or potentially hazardous properties of the wastes. The City warrants that it has communicated to Contractor those hazards and risks known or learned by the City to be incident to the handling, storage,treatment,transportation, and disposal of the wastes. Typical services will include but not be limited to the following: 1. Typical Types of Activities Performed under this Agreement • Semi-annual collection of routinely generated hazardous wastes from the Operations Service Center located at 3333 Busch Rd in Pleasanton. • Hazardous, non-hazardous or unknown waste sampling, characterization,profiling, packaging,transport and disposal (this includes preparation of profiles, manifests and land disposal restriction(LDR) notification/certification forms as necessary). • Routine collection and proper disposal of universal waste and electronic waste, asbestos cement pipe, and other special wastes. • Facility/equipment cleaning and decontamination, including bulk chemical storage tanks, wash rack sumps, containment sumps and associated piping, and proper disposal of the resultant wastes. • Nonemergency projects such as closure, decontamination, and disposal of wastes from homeless encampments. • Emergency response that requires rapid mobilization of equipment within two hours of notification. Types of responses include, but are not limited to, responding to: water treatment chemical releases, sludge releases, cleanup of hydraulic hose leaks, and discharges of water treatment chemicals into waterbodies. • Treated Wood Waste disposal to a RWQCB-approved landfill. 2. Mobilization and Packaging The Contractor will mobilize appropriately qualified personnel and equipment to the site as needed for each scheduled hazardous waste removal event. This task will include Contractor providing all personnel, materials, tools and equipment necessary for the handling, packaging, and transportation of the wastes. Typical tasks may include lab-packing, loose packing, bulking of wastes and/or pumping waste oil or oily water into a vacuum tanker. An area at OSC will be provided for staging and packaging operations. All packaging,manifesting, labeling, marking and placarding will be performed in full accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws Exhibit A Page 3of10