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<br />are available at each location and shall be maintained in a safe and clean condition. The City does have a <br />location at the Operations Service Center (Support Services warehouse) where the Contractor may store <br />supplies and janitorial equipment, coordination will take place once contract is awarded. The Re- <br />Stocking supplies will be stored at this location as well. <br /> <br />• Re-Stocking Supplies - the City plans on providing to the Contractor the following: Paper <br />Products (toilet rolls, multi-fold or rolled paper towels, seat liners), hand and dish soap, trash <br />liners (various sizes) and coffee supplies (K-cups, sugar, creamer, cups, etc.) The Contractor is <br />responsible for distributing all re-stocking supplies to all facilities, where they will pick-up all <br />supplies at the warehouse. However, if the City decides to no longer provide the Re-Stocking of <br />Supplies the Contractor will assume the responsibility of ordering all materials (minus coffee <br />supplies) mentioned above at a marked-up rate of 15%. The City will provide a minimum of <br />30-Day notice in change of service. All products shall be compatible with dispensers currently <br />in use. All soap dispensers shall be maintained by the Contractor. <br />• Paper Products - In accordance with Public Contract Code (PCC) Sections 22150-22154, <br />jurisdictions must purchase paper products and printing and writing papers containing recycled <br />content as outlined in Public Contract Code 12209. Specifically, printing and writing paper must <br />contain at least 30 percent postconsumer fiber by fiber weight. <br />• Green Products/Supplies Requirements - As part of our commitment to sustainability and <br />environmental responsibility, all janitorial services must adhere to the use of green products and <br />supplies. Contractors are required to ensure that all cleaning agents, paper products, and other <br />supplies meet eco-friendly standards in accordance with AB 661 and the updated Public Contract <br />Code (PCC) Section 12209. <br />Requirements: <br /> Cleaning Agents: Must be certified by recognized green certification programs (e.g., <br />Green Seal, EcoLogo). <br /> Paper Products: Must comply with AB 661's specific post-consumer recycled-content <br />requirements as outlined in PCC Section 12209, including: <br /> Toilet Paper: At least 45% post-consumer recycled content. <br /> Paper Towels: At least 40% post-consumer recycled content. <br /> Facial Tissue: At least 10% post-consumer recycled content. <br /> Toilet Seat Covers: At least 20% post-consumer recycled content. <br /> General Purpose Paper Wipers: At least 40% post-consumer recycled content. <br /> Food Serviceware (e.g., napkins, plates, bowls, etc.): At least 40% post-consumer <br />recycled content. <br />• Compliance - Contractors must provide documentation verifying the compliance of all products <br />with these green standards, to the Contract Administrator. If Contractor switches products, they <br />must notify the Contract Administrator within two-weeks of the change. Failure to adhere to <br />these requirements may result in disqualification from the bidding process or termination of the <br />contract. For further details, refer to AB 661 and PCC Section 12209. <br /> <br />6. Proximity (Prox)/ID Cards & Keys - Most buildings are fitted with a Proximity (Prox) card system <br />that will allow access without the use of keys. Some Internal doors will need a key for access to <br />individual rooms. Each employee must have a City Prox/ID card, keys and alarm code issued, before <br />Docusign Envelope ID: 63064DDF-CD61-4FD9-95EE-F584ECAC62DC