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rilE HONORABLE CITY COONCIL
Palo Alto, California
BeQlcma1 water Ouality controJ,. Plant Metals SoUrce Reduction -
ConSUltant Agreement
Members of the council:
Purpose statement
This report recommends that Council authorize the Mayor to execute
an aqreement with Kennedy/Jenks/Chilton Consultinq Engineers and
SCientists (lCJC) in the amount of $125 .. 0'0,0" to conduct. waste
ainiDization study reviews for large industries and public
participation activities for small busine5ses facing new require
.ants.. Funds are available in tbe Wastewater Fund FY 1990-9.1
operating budget.
Baclc:ground
On !fay 16. 1990., the discharge permit for-the Regional Water
Quality Control Plant (RWQCP) was amended by the Reqional Water
Quality control Board (Reqional Board) .. New requirements for waste.
.ini.i~atlon public participation activities were included in the
amendments. The ~~S8 is to require the City to take action to
meet more restrictive ~etals discharqe limits which are scheduled
to become effective in December 1991.
A Request for Proposals was issued to rive conSUltant firms. and
four responded.. Four firms 'Were interviewed by a selection
advisory committee in accordance with the City's selection
proced·ure for professional consultants. The firms interviewed were
Xennedy/JenksjChilton Consulting Enqineers and SCientists.
Xont.qomery Engineers. CH~-Hill and Uribe Associates.. The selectiori
advisory committee included staff from the RWQCP. The committee
selected xennedY/JenksjChilton based on the firm's experience. ..
proposal and proximity to tbe RWQCP. This project was included in
the list of FY 90-91 consultant york submitted to the Finance and
Public Works Committee in July 1990.. and was not selected to be
returned to the committee tor review~
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Consul tant .ervicea are needed for t:wo component. of the new
r.quirement.~ The firat is the review and augmentation of waste
.lnl.1zatlon .tudie. Which viII be prepared by the large industries
1ft the Beriee ar •• of the IWQCP~ ov~ larqeat industries. in terms
at ~etal. discharges. are being requIred to deter-ine whether and
bow metal. reductions can be achieved~ water conservation, product
substitution, housekeeping im~rovementB, operational and process
changes, reuse, and recycling are to be eons!d.r.~. Recommenda
tions and implementatIon schedules also are to be provIded. The
consultant will review the work and the recommendation. to 5ee if
further opportunitIes for metals reductions could be suggested to
the companies.
The second component is public participation and notification ..
RWQCP staff has bequn a pilot waste reduction proqram for silver as
require~ by the permit amendments.. The major sources of silverI
however I are relatively small businesse. -not the larqe
in<Sust.ries being required to do the. waste .inimir:ation studies ..
Due to the larqe number (400) of relatively amall facilities l a
public notificat.ion and participation program is an essential
component of the pilot program. Consultant .ervices vill be used
to assiat in the preparation of materials, mailings, workshops and
related act.ivities.
Recommendations
Staff recommends that council:
1. Approve and authorize the Kayo-r to execute t.he attiillicbed
consultant agreement ,..1 th Xennedy/Jenks/Chilton Consultlll9
En<Jineers and SCientIsts in the amount of $12$1000 to C'ond,u-ct
waste minimization reviews and public participation
activities_ as require~ by the Regional water Quality Control
Board as conditions of the ReqiOflal Water Quality Control
Plant's discharge perait.
2. AutbGrize the City Manager or his desiqnee to negotiate and
execute amendments. to the agreement for services related to or
incidental to the scope of york or services, the value of all
of Which amendments shall not e¥ceed $15_000.
Respectfully submitted I
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PHILIP BeBEt.
Engln.erl~ X.nagar
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DAVID G. ADAMS
Director of Public Works
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Assistant City Manager
Rel.te~ CMR: 196:0
Attachment: Agreement
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BE1'WEEIit !'KB CUY OP PAW ALTO AlII)
XZNNEDT/JENXSJCKIL~5 CONSOLTING ERorNEERZXG 1 INC.1
FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COHSOLYAN? SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT is Rlade and entered into this day of
.. 1990, by and between the CITY OF PA~TO, a
.. =un=i"c"i"'p".'"l;-cccorporat ion of Cal i forn ia.. hereina fter referred to ~ s
·CITY .. • and KDlNEDY/JENKSjCHILTON CONSULTING ENGINEERING.. INC. I
(TaxPayer Identification No .. 94-21470(7), a California corporation ...
with offices at 303 second Street, San Francisco .. California 94107.,
hereinafter referred to as ·CONSULTANT-;
WHEREAS, CITY desires certain professional services
hereinafter described; ~nd
WHEREAS, CIT~ desires to engage CONSULTANT to provide
these services by reason of its qualifications and eA~erience for
performing such services, and CONSULTANT has offered to provide the
required services on the terms and in the lnanner set forth herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consIderation of their mutual
covenants, the parties hereto a~ree as follows:
SECTION 1 -DEFINITIONS
The term ·City· as used in this Agreement shall mean and
include all the territory lying within the municipal boundaries of
the city of Palo Alto, California. as presently existinq, plus all
territory 'Which may be added thereto during the term: of this
AgreeEent by annexation or otherwise.
The t.erm ·City Manager-sha11 mean tM duly appointed
city Manager of the City of Palo Al to, CalifornIa, or his designat
ed representative.
1,3 CITY ATTORNEY
The term ·City Attorney· shall mean the duly appointed
City Attorney of the City of Palo Al to, California, or his
deSignated representative~
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1.4 CITY CURl(
The tera ·city Clerk-shall mean the d~ly appointed City
Clerk. of the City of Palo Alto" California" or her designated
representative.
1.5 RISK MANAGER
The term -Risk Manager-shall mean the duly appointed
Risk Manager of the city of Palo Alto" California. or his designat
ed representative.
1.6 PROJECT
The tenL -.Project;-means the project describeO in Exhibit
-A-entitled ·SCope of Project-attached hereto and made a part
hereof.
SECTION 2 -PROJECT COORDINATION
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The City Manager shall be representative of CITY for all
purposes under this Agreement. Phil Bobel is designated as the
PROJECT MANAGER tor the City Manager.. Be shall supervise the
progress and execution of this Agreement and shall als~ be
designated as the PROJECT ENGINEER ..
2.2 CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT shall assign a single PROJECT DIRECTOR to have
overall responsibility for the progress and execution of this
Agreement for CONSULTANT~ JOhn Rayner hereby Is designated as the
PROJEC'r DIRECTOR tor CONSULTANT~ John Wycoff shall be assigned as
PROJECT COORDINATOR for CONSULTANT and shall represent CONSULTANT
during the day-to-day 'Work on the Project.. Should circumsta.nces or
conditions subsequent to the exec~tion of this Agreement require a
substitute PROJECT DIRECTOR or PROJECT COORDINATOR for any reason
the PROJECT DIRECTOR or PROJECT COORDINA'I'OR desiqnee shall be
subject to the prior written approval of the PROJECT ENGINEER ..
SECTIQ'L 3 -SCOPE or PRQ,JECT
The scope of the Project to be executed by CONSULTANT
under the phases of the Basic Services described in Section 4 .. 1 of
this Agreement is as described in Exhibit -A-..
SECTION • -[)lJ7IES OF CONSULTA."1T
C.1 BASIC SERVICES
Unless otherwise indicated" CONSULTANT shall perform each
task and accomplish each Objective described in the study Plans
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summari~ed and more particularly descri?ed in Exhibit -A-.
CONSULTANT's Basic Services shall be furnisbed as described in
EXhibit -A-..
,. 2 ~RAL D!l1IES OF CONSULTANT
4.2.1 CONSULTANT represents that it is qualified to
furnish the services described under this Aqreement. CONSULTANT
further declares that ~e or more members or employees of his firm
and that of its subconsultants, if anYr are licensed by the state
of CalIfornia to perform their services and th~t these services
will be perf~rmed by them or under their supervision. CONSULTANT
shall furnish to CITY for approval. prior to execution of this
Aqreement~ a list of all firms Qr corporations to be employed as
subconsu It ants" ..
4. .. 2.2 CONSULTANT states that it is aware of the
requirements of tile Government Code and the Health and Safety Code
of the state of California relating to access to ~blic buildings
and accommodations for physically handicapped: personS I and relatinq
~o facilities for handicapped persons. CONSULTANT shall comply
with such provisions in carrying out tbe te~s of this Agreement.
4.2.3 CONSULTANT sball furnish CITY with every
reasonable opport~nity for CITY to ascertain that ~be services of
CONSULTANT are being performed in accordance vith the requirements
and intentions of this Agreement~
SECTION ~ -DUTIES OF CiTY
5.1 CIT'i sball provide full !n.!ormation; regarding its
requirements for the Project.
5.2 CITY sball examine documents submitt.ed by CONSULTANT and
sball render decisions pertaining thereto promptly, to avoid
unreasonable delay in the progress of CONSULT~'s work~
5.3 The services l information l surveys and reports required
by paragraph 5.1 shall be furnished at CITY's expense I and
OONSOLTAN7 sball be entitled to rely upon the accuracy thereof.
5.4 If CITY observes or otherwise becomes aware of any fault
or de.fect in the project or nonconfo:z::mance with the contract
documents, CITY shall give prompt written notice thereof to
CONSULTANT.
5.5 CITY shall furnish information require~ by CONSULTANT as
expeditiously as possible.
SECTION 6 -PAYMENJ'
Payment sball be made by CITY only for services rendered
and within thirty (30) days of submission in triplicate of monthly
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proqress payment requests. Each invoice shall b~ itemized as to
tbe type ot pa~ent de6cribe~ in this section.
6. 1 CO'~SULTAN'r 's FEES
In consicteration for the fu11 performance of the easic
Services and reimbursable expenses described in Section 4.1 of this
Agreement. CITY egrees to pay CONSOLTANT a fee ~t to exceed One
Hundred Twenty-Five Thous~nd Dollars ($12S,OOO} for the first year
of ~he term of this Agreement.
The amou·nt of CONStlLTANTt s compensation shall be
calculated as set forth in Exhibit -B-. Schedule of Charges,
attached hereto and made a part hereof, on a time and materials
~sls. up to the ~aximUD amount &et forth-in this paragraph 6.~.
6.1 .. 1 Suhc9nsultants. Fees for subconsultants, hired
directly by CONSULTANT. shall be approved by CITY in advance of
incurring such fees.
6.1.2 For Extra Wo~k or ~hanges. Payment for extra
work or Changes in the work not initiated by the CONSULTANT and
authorized in writing by the PROJECT ENGINEER shall be made upon
sUb~isslon by CONSULTANT of a statement in ~riplicate of ite~izeQ
costs covering such work. Prior to commencinq sucb extra 'Work or
changes. CONSULTANT and CITY shall aqree upon an estimated not-to
exceed cost for sucb extra worle. In no event sh~ll CONSULTANT be
paid. for design work or change order preparation -which is necessary
because of CONSULTANT's errors or oversights.
6. 2 ~ SCllEOOLE
6.2.1
Services shall be
services performed
For Basic services. Payments for Basic
made in progress payments in proportion to
in accordance 'With Exhibit -s-.
Final payment sball be made by CITY after CONSULTANT has
submitted all required products and reports and received approval
thereon.
6.2.2 Ded·uct.ions ..
CONSULTANT's compensation on
damages. or other sums 'Withheld
No deductions shall be made from
account of penalty, liquidated
from payments to contractors.
6.2.3 Payment Upon SuspeIJ.!!lion PI:_ Abandonment of
Project.. If the Project is suspended for more than three (3)
months or abandoned in lIIbole or in partJl CONSULTANT shall be paid
it.s compensation for services perfonaed prior to receipt of written
notice from CITY of suc~ suspension or abandonment. together with
additional and reimbursable expenses t.hen dUe. If the rroject is
resumed after being suspended tor more than sixty (60) days. any
change in CONSULTANT's compensation shall be subject to renegotia
tion and., if necessary .. approval by the palo Alto City Council. If
t.his Agreement is suspended or terminated for fault of CONSULTANT.
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CITY s.hall be obligated to compensate CO~SULTANT only for-that
portion of CONSULTAN7's services vbich are of benefit to CITY~
SECTION 7 -TERM AM!> PR9CBESS AND COMPLETION'
'J.l TEBH OF AGREEMENT AND RENEWAL
The initial term of this Agreement is t ... elve [12) montb.s.
Bovever. CITY reserves the right to cancel or modify tbe Agreement
according to any changes or deletions in regulatory agency
requirements for CONSVLTANT'S services. CITY may renew-this
Agreement with CONSULTAN'l' on an annual. basis for up to t ... o (2)
additional years following the first year of the Agreement. The
renewal of the Agreement is 6ubject to ~hether CONSULTANT's
performance under the Agreement is satisfactory to C.!:TY and whether
~he Pa10 Alto City Council allocates f~ing for the Agreement for
each of the subsequent two (2) fiscal years of the term~ Prior to
the renewal of this A9reement~ CITY and CONSULT~~ shall negotiate
a mut.ually acceptable escalation factor Cor fees to be paid to
CONSULTANT for its services under the renewed Agreement, If no
aqreement can be reached on an acceptable escalation factor I the
Agreement shall not be rene'W"ed.
7.2 TIME IS OF t't!E ESSENCE
It is understood and aqreed that time is of the essence
of this Aqreement... and that: I following receipt. of Notice t.o
Proceed... CONSULTANT sball commence work on initial tasks in
accordance with the time sched,ule set forth in Ex!"Jibit -A-r Work
on subsequent tasks shall proceed in accordance with said time
scbedule ..
7.3 TIME OF QQMPJZTION OF EACH PHASE
CONSULTANT agrees to perform the services within the time
lillits set forth in Exhibit -A-and as directed by the PROJECT
"MANAGER. provided.,. bowever .. that any cha.nge in the scope of se~ices
or other cbanges Que to CITY's operating requirements, or in
connection with other ~tractors or consultants operations.. may
require a revised time table.
CITY agrees to. exercise due diligence in performing its
tasks to implement the CONSULTANT's time table.
7.4 CITY I S REVIEW AND APPR:9VAL
Between each phase of work there is a review and approval
period by CITY. The CITY will exercise due diligence to complete
these tasks; however. it is recoqnized that the interrelated
exchange of information among CITY's various departments makes it
bpossible to set a specific tilDe sCbed,ule~ Normally, the CITyJs
e.stimated period o:f review and approval will be furnished to.
CONSULTANT .!lit the tim.e of submission of each phase of 'Work.
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7 ~ 5 EXTENSION OF TIME OF COMPLETION
In the event the services called for under this Agreement
are not completed by CONSULTANT within the time specified, CITY
shall have the option to extend the tille of complet.ion.. This
paraqraph does not preclude the recovery of damages for delay of
either party_
SECTION a -CHANGES IN ~ORK
CIT'! "may order 'Jlajor changes in scope or cbaracter of
work, either decreasing or increasing the amount of CONSOLTANT's
services. In the event that such changes are ordered. CONSULT~~T
shall be entitled to full compensation for all work pertoJ"llled prior
to receipt of notice of cbanqe. Increased compensation for major
changes shall be determined in accordance with Sect,ion e of the
A9reesent~ ~t in no event shall CITY be liable for payment unless
the amount o£ such extra compensation shall first have been agreed
to in writing by CITY.
In the event that ~ajor changes are ordered pursuant to
this section., the scbed·ule for progress and completion in Section
7 of this Agreement and compensation shall be adjnste~ by ne9Qtia
tion between CONSUL'I'ANT and CITY .. subject to approval", if necessary
by the Palo Alto City Council~
SECTION 9 -TERMINATION OR SUSPENSION OF AGREEMENT
9.1 CANCELLATION BY CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT Eay terminate this Agreement or suspend·~ork
on the Project upon thirty (30) days' written notice to CITY .. but
only in the event of substantial failure of performance by CITY or
in the event CITY abandons or indefinitely postpones tbe Project.
9~2 CANCELLATION BY CITY
Without limitation to SU-C:l rights or-remedies as CITY"
shall othenrise have by law .. CITY shall ha'tle the right to terminate
this Agreement or suspend ~ork on the Project upon fifteen (15)
days' written notice to CONSULTANT .. or immediately after submission
to CITY by CONSULTANT of any completed item of service specified in
Section 4 of this Agreement. CONSULTANT agrees to c~ase a.ll work.
under this Agreement upon receipt of said written notice.
9.3
In the event of teraination of this Agreement or
suspension of work on the Project: by either CITY' or CONSULTANT ..
OONSOLTANT shall receive compensa~ion as follows:
9.3~ 1 For approved items of service under Section 4
of this Agreement.. compensation sball be in the amount outlined
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under s~ctlon 6 of this Agreement for the items of service
pertonled by CONSULTANT.
9 .. 3.2 For items of service on 'Which a notice to
proceed: has been issu&cS by CITY .. but l,;'hich bave not been fIJ.lly
completecS and approved, CONSULTANT sball be compensate~ for said
service in an amount vhicb bears the same ratio to the total fee
otherwise payable for the performance of said service as the
service actually rendere~ bears to the total service necessary for
the full performance of said item of service.
9 .. 3.3 In no event shall the total compensation paid
in the immediately preceding paraqraphs eKce~d the payment
specified in Section 6 for the respective items of service to be
furnished by CONSULTANT.
9.3. C Notwithstanding anytbing in the preceding para-
qrapbs, upon termination for fault of CONSULTANT. CITY shall be
Obligated to pay for only that portion of the service vhich can be
i~rporated in the Project.
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9~4 QUTIES_ OF CITY AND CONSULTANT
Upon terminatIon of this Agreement or suspension of work
on the Project by either CITY or CONSULTANT 1 511 duties of CITY and
CONSULTANT, as set forth in Sections 4 and 5 bereinabove, shall
terminate.
~QN 10 -CONSULTANT'S ACCOUNTING RECORDS
Records
Proj ect sha 11 be
accounting basis
convenient times~
of all CONSULTANT's expenses pertaining to the
kept by CONSULTANT on a ganerally recognized
and shall be available t.o CITY at mutually
SECTION 11 -OWNERSHIP OF OOCUMENT~
11.1 SUbject to the provisions of Paragraph 11.2 below, the
original drawings, maps, plans, designs, records of survey, ~ork
data, specifications ... and other documents prepared by CONSULTANT in
the performance of this Agreement, although instruments of
professional service, are and sball be the property of CITY whether
the Project for wbich they are made is executed or not.
11.2 Upon termination under section 9 of this Agreement and
upon CITY's pa~ent of the amount required to be paid under same
section. the Qriginals and all drawings_ calculations_ specifica
tions and similar documents become the property of CITY,. and
CONSULTANT shall transfer them to CITY upon request 'Without
additional oompensation~ CITY shall have the right to utilize any
completed or uncompleted drawings, estimates, specifications, and
other documents prepared hereunder by OONSULT~T; however ... CITY
shall indemnify CONSULTANT against any loss which ~ay be caused to
CONSULTANT by such use and reuse ~
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SECTION 12 -INTEREST OF CONSULTANT: CONSULTANT INDEPEN
pEn OF CITY
In acceptinq this Agreement, CONSULTANT covenants that it
presently has no inter-est.. and shall not acquire any interest,
direct or indirect .. financial or otnerwise .. 'Which 'Would conflict in
any sanner or degree with the performance of the services here
under. CONSULTANT further covenants that. in ~he performance of
thIs Agreement, no subcontractor or person havinq such an interest
sball be employed~ CONSUL'%'ANT certifies that no one who has or
will bave any financial inter-eAt under this Agreement is an officer
or-employee of CITY.
It is expressly agreed that in the performance of the
professiOllal services required under this Agreement CONSULTANT .. and
any of its subconsultants or employees~ shall at all times be con
sidered independent contractors and not agents or employees of
CITY.
SECTION 1] -OUTSIDE CONSULTANTS
CONSULTANT shall be responsible for employing all outside
consultants (sUbconsultants) necessary to aid CONSULTANT in the
performance of the services listed in Section , of this Agreement.
provided, however., that all such subconsultants shall receive prior
approval of CITY in wrIting and shall remain acceptable to CITY
during the term of this Agreement.
SECTION 1i -INDEMNITY
CONSULTANT agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless
CITY., its officers, agents and employees from any and all demands ...
claims~ or liability of any nature, including death or injury to
any person., property damage .or any other loss ... caused by or arising
out of CONSULTANT's, its officers', agents'. subcontractors' or
employees' negligent acts, errors... or omissions... or willful
.isoonduct, or conduct for which the law imposes strict liability
on CONSULTANT in the perto:r1llance or failure to perforII this
Ac;reement.
SECTION 15 -LIABILIT¥ INSURANCE
15.1 CONSULTANT, at its sole cost and expense., shall Obtain
and maintain, in full force and effect througbout the entire term
of this Agreement, the insurance coverage described in Exhibit ·c·
attached hereto and made a part bereof~ insuring not only CONSUL
TANT and its subcontractors~ if any, but also, with the exception
of 'Workers· compensation, professional liability and employer's
liability insurance, CITY. its officers, aqents and employees, and
each of them~ with respect to activities and services performed by
CONSULTANT for or on behalf of CITY under the provisions of this
AgreeJllent.
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15.2 Certificates of such insurance 4 prefer~bly on the forms
provided by CITY, shall be ~iled with CITY concurrently with tbe
execution of this Agreement O~. with CITl's approval. within ten
(10] working days thereafter~ Said certificates shall be subject
to the approval of the CITY Risk :Manager and shall contain an
endorsement stating that said insurance j s primary coverage and
will not be cancelled or alterea by the insurer except after filing
with the city Clerk thirty (30) daysl prior written notIce of such
cancellation or alteration, and that the City of Palo Alto is named
as an additional insured [except in policies of workers compensa
tion and professional liability insurance). CUrrent certificates
of such insurance shall be kept. on file at all. t.imes d·uring the
tera of this Agreement with the City Cler~.
~N 16 -WORKERS' COMPENSATION
CONSULTANT 8 by executing this Agreement 8 certifies that
it is aware of the provisions of the Labor Code of the ~tate ~f
. California whicb require every employer to be ins\,lred: again5t
liability for workers' compensation or to underta~e self-insurance
in accordance with the provisions of that Code, and certifies that
it will comply with such provisions before commencing the perform
ance of the work of thIs Agreement.
SECTION 17 -AUDITS
CONSUL'l'ANT agrees to perlPit CITY to audit.. at any
reasonable time during the term of this Agreement and for three ()~
years thereafter, CONSULTANTts records .pertaining to matters
coverea by thIs Agreement. CONSULTANT further agrees to matntain
such records for at least three (3) years after the term Qf this
Agreement.
SECTION 18 -ACREEMENT BINDING
The terms z covenants. and conditions of this Agreement
shall app~y to. and shall bind, the heirs, successors, executors,
administrators, assigns, and subcontractors of both parties~
SECTION 19 -NONASSIGNABILITY
19.1 PERSONAL SERV;l<;;<:.S_OF CONSUL<rAl'lT
Both parties hereto recoqnize that this Agreement is for
the personal services of CONSULTANT and cannot be transferred,
assigned or subcontracted by CONSULTANT without the prior written
consent of CITY.
19.2 SERVICES OF SPBCONSULTANT AND THEIR EMPLQYEE~
CQPSULTAN'l shall be responsible for employinq or engaging
all persons necessary to perform the services of CONSULTANT here
under. No subconsultant of CONSULTANT will be recognized by CITY
as such; rather, all stibconsultants are deemed to be employees of
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CONSULTANT, and it agrees to be responsible fo~ their performance.
CONSOLTANT shall qive its personal attention to the fulfillment of
the provisions of this Aqreement by all of its employees and sub
consultants, it any~ and shall keep the vork under its control. If
any employee or 5ubconsultant of CONSULTANT fails or refuses to
carry out the provisions of this Agreement or appears to be
incompetent or to act in a disorderly or improper manner-, he or she
shall be discharged immediately from the ~ork under this Agreement
on demand of CITY ..
SECTIC& 20 -RELIANCE UPON PR9FESSIONAL SKILL OF
CONSULTANT
It is mutually understood and agreed by and bet~een the
parties hereto that CONSULTAN1' is skilled in the professional
calling necessary to perform the work agreed to be done hereunder
and that CITY relies upon the skill of CONSULTANT to do and perform
the 'Work with the care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of
CONSOLTAN7's profession, and CONSULTANT agrees to thus perform the
'Work. The acceptance of CONSULTANT's work by CITY does not operate
as a release of CONSULTANT from said obligation.
S EC'I' r 0& 21 -WAIVERS
The waiver by either party of any breach or violation of
any tera, covenant.. or condition of this Agreement or of any
provision, ordinance .. or law sball not be deemed to be a waiver of
any other term, covenant, condition, ordinance, or law or of any
subsequent breach or violation ot the same or of any other term,
covenant, condition, ordinance, or law. The subsequent acceptance
by either party of any fee or other money which may become due
bereunder shall not. be deemed: to be a waiver of any preceding
breach or violation by the other party of any term, covenant, or
condition of this Agreement or of any applicable law or ordinance~
ru&TIO& 2? -NO IMPLIED WAIVER
No payment.. partial payment, acceptance, or partial
acceptance b~" CITY shall operate as a waiver on the part. of CITY of
any of its rights under this Agreem~nt.
SECTION 23 -COSTS AND ATTORNEYS· FEES
The prevailing part.y in any action brought to enfor-ce the
terms of this Agreement or arisIng out of this Agreement may
recover its reasonable costs and attorney fees expended in
connection with such an action frOli the other party.
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24.1 OOTY N CONS~
No discrimination shall be made in the emplo)"'ment of
persons under this Agreement because of the race, color. national
oriqin l ancestry, reliqion or sex or such person. If the value of
this Agreement. is. or 1:I.2IY be, Five Tb¢Usand Dollars ($5.000) or
mOre. CONSULTANT agrees to met all requirements of the Palo Alto
Hunicipal Code pertaininq to nondiscrimination in employment and to.
complete and submit the ~Comp]iance Report--Nondiscrimination
Provisions of City of Palo Alto Contracts· on the form furnished by
CITY.
CONSULTANT aqrees that each agreement for services from
independent providers shall contain a provision substantially as
fo1.10w$:
·PROVIDER shall provide CONSULTANT with a
certificate stating that he (or sbe) is currently in
compliance with all Federal and State of california laws
covering nondiscriminat.ion in employment; that be (or
sbe) will pursue an affir:mative course of action as
required by tbe Affirmative Action Guidelines of the City
of Palo Alto; and that he (or she) will not discriminate
in the. employment of any person under this contract
because of race, color, nat.ional oriqin, ancestry, sex or
reliqion of such person.-
24.2 ~ALTY ~R DISCRIMINATION
If CONSULTANT is found in violation of the nondiscrimina
tion provls~ons of the State of california Fair Employment
Practices Act or similar provisions of federal law or executive
ord~r in the performance of this A9ree~ent~ it shall thereby be
found in material breach of this Agreement. Tbereupon, CITY shall
have the power to cancel or suspend this Agreement, in ~hole or in
part, or to ded'uct from the amount payable to CONSULTANT the sum of
Twenty-Five Dollars ($25) for each pecson for each calendar day
during which such person was discriminated against, as damages for
said breach of contract. or both. Only a finding cf the State of
California Fair ~ployment Practices commission or the equivalent
federal aqency or officer sball constitute evidence of a violation
of contract under this section.
If CONSULTANT is found in violation of the nondis
cri.inatiGn provisions of this Agreement or the applicable
affirmative action guidelines pertaining to this ~greement,
CONSULTANT shall be found in material breaCh of this Aqreement.
Thereupon, CITY sball bave the polier to cancel or suspend this
Agreement, in whole or in part, or to deduct froD the amount
payable to CONSULTANT the sum of TWo Hundred Fifty Dollars ($2S0)
for each calendar day during Which CONSULTANT is found to have been
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botb.
SECTION 25 -ARBITRATION
Upon agreement of the parties any controversy or claim
a-rising: out of or relatill9 to this Aqreement :may be settled by
arbitration in accordance with the Rules of the American Arbitra
tion Association" and judqment upon the award rendered by the
Arbitrators may be entered in any court having jurisdiction
thereof ..
SECTION 26 -NQTICES
All notIces hereunder shall be given in writing and
mailed~ postage prepaid~ by certified mail, addressed as follows:
To CITY: Office of the city Clerk
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94303
To CONSULTANT: Attention of the PROJEC'T DIRECTOR
a~ the ~ddress of CONSULTANT recited above
SECTION 27 ALL COVENANTS ARE CONDIT~
All provisions of this Agreement are expressly made
conditions a
SECTION 28 -AGREEMENT CONTAINS ALL
UNDERSTANDINGS; AHENpMENt
This document rep~esant$ the entire and integrated
agreement between CITY and CONSULTANT and supersedes all prior
neqotiations 6 representations, and agreements, either written or
oral.
This document may be amended only by written instrument,
siqned by both CITY and CONSULTANT.
SECTION 29 -GOVERNING LAW
This Aqreement shall be governed by the laws of the State
of California.
III WITNESS WHEREOF r the parties hereto have executed this
Aqreement the day and year first above written.
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ATTEST,
City Clerk
Assistant City Attorney
APPROVEo:
Asslstant City Manager
Risk Manager
APPROVEO AS TO CONTENT:
Director of PUblic works
Attachments:
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CITY OF PALO ALTO
Mayor
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EXHIBIT -A
EXHIBIT Ita
EXHIBIT .. c·
SCOPE OF PROJECT ~ SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE OF CBARGES
INSIJRANCE
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The CONSUlTANT s'hall assist tfle Cit, in impleme-nting its l!1eta1 s source reduction
program fer disc'harges to the sewer system. Assht4H1<:e includEs pro\liding
engineering.,. scienti fie, labontory. ilnd ptJbHc: lr1fcrma t .10n support services
whic" are described below and as directed by tfle City_ It is recognlzed ti'1at due
to the dynamic flature of the prograTi that specl fie services may c~ange wit)! time.
The CONSUlTANT s~all attend montbl, project meetings wit~ Cit] staff to receiVe
direction and assignments for the upcoming ~ont~_ The tasks to be performed
durIng tf'le lIontb w1th be establislled. Progress of previousl,. assigned tasks 'Will
rev;e~ed and monitored. Meeting notes from each MnUllJ meeting will be pre-pared
by CONSUlT~l and approved by the Cit~'s Projects ~anager ~nd shall serve as a
record of ilssignments and due dates. CONSUlTANT s"'a11 provide Cit,. wit" biweekly
cost accountiog reports fro. CONSUlTANT's ~IS system_
J. Technical Support. Tht CO~SUlTANT s.",11 prowide Includes engineerir9$
s(ie~tific~ laboratory and other related technlcal support needs the
Cit, may require to imp1emeRt the ~etils source reduction program.
1.1 fngineering Re ... iews. The (ONSUlTANl s"'111 perform ravielriS of {)lQ
types; re ... iews of studies prepared by ind'ustries Cor commercial
businesses (hereinafter ·facilitfes~} ind reviews of the facilities
directl,. These are described below:
i. Study Reviews. The CONSUlTANT shall review studies prepared by
facn ities as required by the RWQCP~ nese studies 'Will
typicallj be called ~feasjbtlitJ studies-or -waste miaimization
studies. -Their purpose is to explore watH use reductions.,
wastewater treatment improvement~ .and waste l1inimizatl0n
tec~nlques. The purpos! of the CONSUlTANT~s re ... iew is to sea
that all opportunities for source reduction have been t~oroughl1
explored and recommended feasible iTlE!thods. Estimates of
antlcipated reductions (both on a cor,centration and mass basis)
I1.Y be requested of t~e CONSULTANT. It Is .nticillated th.t •
number of facllitJ Tlsits ~1l be needed i~ the course of t~e
revieW".
Res.lts of the CONSUlTANT'. review will be II' de ."ilab'e to the
fac\litl, but will not const\tute recommendations fOf l or
cons~lt'Dg ser~ices t~ tne facility. All recommendations of the
CONSUlTANT _ill b •• ade to the Citl_
Estimating the approprlite ~ater use far the fac11ity and
identif,)'ing water \lse reduction opportunities will be
partlc~larlJ important tl i ... oid dilwtion and insure mass
reductions. CONSutTANT ~11 <ompire 'Water use figures fo~ the
facilities with flaUanal i'oleriges and industry nonns where
aVi11ab1e fro~ regulatory agencies. trade organizations. similar
facilities or published literature.
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Impro~ements fa ~astfwater treatment will be explored. Due to
tfte stringent requiremellts for the-Sout" Ba,Y. industry. will
general t.1 be expected to install and properly operate and
ma1ntai1 t~e best i~ailable technology demonstrated to be
effective on similar lI'isteW'aters. The (ONSUlTMT wtll base
recorrrnendations for treatment impr-ollements upon tno\j/ledge of
similar fat'lities and pilot wo~k conducted ia this (ountry and
otP,ers.
Tbe CONSUlTANT ~;11 explore ~aste mimimization t~hn;ques
including product substitution~ process modifications, Wdter use
reductlons. segregatfon. recycling and reuse. The CONSULTANT
wHl USe-55 wbether the faen it,J' his correctl] identi fled all
sourCes Qf t~e contamlnants of concer. as t~e i~itial step in
tflis process h r2agents and Wilstewater trutment c.hemical l1ave ..
for examp1e. been overlDoked 11 past reviews.
The CONSUlTANT win produce I brfef memo report for ead! facility
review identifying any additional source c.ontrel measures ~icn
could be implemented or considered for implementation. N:umerical
estimates [If the anticipated reductions will be prepared when
requested by the RWQC'.
Several ~emo reports may be prepared for a glven facilitJ if the
fac.lit, is asked to resp~nd to one memo report or conditions at
the facility c~ange.
b. Facilities Reviews. II some cases the CONSUlT~T will be asked
to review sotJrce .control acti"ities at il facilit, 'alftere the
facjJit,~s study is i~adequate or nonexistent. Iw this case the
COfoISUlTMl will obtilill fIIfonnation directl, from site ,,;Sits.
i~terwie""s and data provided by tne facllitJ. RWQCP personnel
will ;nd;cate by I!lemo wfldher wastewater treatment improvements,
liiIter lise reductiof1s .. and/or other wa:;;te lIinimization will be the
foc"s of the review. Dependirg (lrl those lnstruttiofls the
obje-c.\fves Df the review shall be tf:.e same as those identified
above.
The CONSULTANT .. ill produce a onemo report for each facil itJ
review conducted.
c. Time frame for lIemo reports. Memo reports for study revieiJIIs .,..;11
typicall, be reqtJired wit~il one to two ~eeKS of receipt of the
study from the facilities. Site visits. collection (If
;mformation ahout Similar facilities and other actilities ~ust
therefore occur prior to receipt of the report. To facl1itate
sche<luliog, the RWQCP will provide the CONSULTANT .. ith •
quarterlJ scfledule (If the sttJ\1,Y review and due dates. The
qtJarterlJ schedule for the upcoming quarter ~'1 be provi~ed 30
days prior tel the end Df the Quart!'r. Adj\.l-stments to the schedule
~ll be made by the CitJ is necessary.
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Memo reports for facilitJ rel/iews ltIilt typic.all, be required
withh one to three months of the date assigned~ Breadth of
assignment, and complexity of the fa-cllitJ will determine the
appro,prhte time frame. These re\'iews will be loc.lucfed fg a
quart~rll sc~edule.
LZ Satn..p..1ina and Analysis. The CONSUlTANT sl1a11 samp1! and ar.alyze "Waste
streams "Whell directed by t~e (H, to supplement ;ndustry provided
hlformation and/or aid ill compliance inspections~ Hiis will be
performed OD a case by cas.e bas;s after dis.cussions wit" tne Cit,
staff.
1.3 (omplian_~.I!!_~ InspectionL The CONSUlTANT sllall conduct periodic
inspections ef discharges wnefl directed by the (itJ to evaluate tneir
-compliance witb (it), discllarge requirements and .... es~1ts of He
prog·ram.
I.e lndustrial/Commercial Data System. If directed by the Cit.1 the
CONSUlTANl snall develop i computerized data sJstem for trac.ling the
ovenll statws of industrial and commerch.l dischargers. It shall be
i. simpl ified system;,. wflich lists 5 ta ](II t~y elements such is; 1) w~en
last iaspected~ 2) if the di~tnarger is 1m compliancetand 3} wnet~er
wastewater is treated on-site of flauled off. At a. lIinimum, CONSUlTANT
s"'a11 de'olelop and i.lti1 ize ;: system to report its own acthities on
industrial discnargers includiog reviews illtiated, completed .and
summary results.
1.5 Other Jl!etal So~rces. The CONSutTANT s~all investigate the
c.ontribution of metals by other than industria.l an!! (:ommerchl source~
~heA ~irected b~ the (itJ. These sources could i~clude metals from
building potable water plpes and from ~ousenold clea~in9 products.
1.6 City Stiff ~eetings. The CONSUlTANT s~all func.tion is an e~tension of
CitJ staff and s~all partlcipate is required by the City in
approp .... iate City stiff ~eetin~s.
2.0 Public Il'lfof'IDation Prog-ram. (ONSutTAN1 s~all provide a public
notification/particfpatfoPl progral'll t(l enhance compliance with more
strfngeflt limitations affecting the flll11 srectru!li Clf metals
discharges: reguhted industry. unregulated industry. local
bU5i~esses, hobbyists, and t~e generil populition. The program goals
s~all be:
Developing pubHc support fo .... the cCf)c.ept (If metals source
reduction i. particylar --a~d the RWQCP~5 regulitory program II
geneTil
Elimi7latfng potenHal adversarili!l relltfons betweeR the
Cit,/RWQCP and those beIng regul.ted.
hforaing d;~c.hargers about options for compliance before ne~
requirements tite effect and obtiillng t~eir input
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Prov; di ng fo l' OW-tip h: format i ana ljed'!Jcat 1" anal support to ell sure
continuing compliance
1.1 The CONSUlTANT s~a'l notifJ service area residents and t~e commercial
sector of tf'le need for metals reductions and any ne'" regul atory
requirements in the RWQCP serwice irei~ T~e CONSUlTANT shall i~vD'we
tra~e associations. environme~tal groups and businesses In tne
development af best lIanagement ilractfces and other req~irements
applicable to the commercial sector. Tbe Citl's goal is to develop
~ore stringent requirements in an atmosphere of cooperation and f~11
coof'di~atfoll 'With all affected parties. The 'key atthities in the
immediate f~t~re are:
i. Silver Pilot Progrn. The CONSUlTANT shall notif.y business-es
affected b)' the proposed ordinance (!)f the reCi.uirements and
implement an education progra~ to maximize compliance. Concer~s
of business "'ill be fed back to RIIQCP personnel b1 CONSUlTANT
-nt~ recommendations for program ~odificitions or en~ancement5.
b. The CONSUlTANT .h.ll eleve10p lists of photoprocossfng cllemie,l
supp1iers and utilize poimt of sales Clf the chemicals tG educate
purc~asers i. accordance wit~ the sllver pilot program.
c. IIetals ~dwi$Qr't Giroup. CONSUlTANT shall keep tfrJls group if.formed
of related RWQCP activities and ;~tilize the gro'J'p to pf'o\lide
feedback on new requirements and programs.
d. Other Commerc;.l Sector {,tegories. Th. {ONSUlTANT .h.1l begi.
,planning for regulation of the oext categof'), targeted for
regulation: aulomoUwe repair facilities. lists and types of
hcil Hies shall be prepared and a network for communication
est.bHshed.
e. pata .Management anct: __ ~rDc.essing. The CONSULTANT sfull
develop all facilit~ lists, notices. letters and other products
whicA w;ll be ~aae available to tne CitJ bot~ 1& hard copy and
computer disc fo~at. Wordperfect and Harward Graphics s~al1 be
.I.s.ed.
2.2 CONSUlTAIH sh,ll perform the fo1lowiog f.t,re-oriented public
particfpatioD activities when directed by the City:
i. ~tals Advisory_GLqgQ
PrQviae digest of cOlTlTlents/suSlgestions (rOIl. ptJblic meetings
fileet to discuss drift ordi1lance, f~ture striteg,)' illignt IIf
comments
Continue t~ update through ~ailingl additional ~eetip9s as
required
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Sc"edule and .phn meeUngs/worlshops is required to educate,
reduce an)iety b~fore and after adoption of ordinance
Oevelop edl.icitionaljtechnical materiils for spec.ific
audii!f')ces: small users lI dentists, photoprocesslng
busf~~sses» larger facilitfes lI homeowners. O;strlbut~ via
mailing: Usts .. tit.J millings and building permit sJstem,
~hotoc~emical retillers and ~oTesalers.
Compile and update complete list Qf eQu;p~~nt ve~dors and
ha~lerJrecyclers
Tracie. future-developments of regulaUon by feds" state ..
county. etc., and keep businesses imformed
c. Other Agenc.ies. f~vtronmental Gro~s and Media
Provide reso~tce ~aterials
Generate brochures. statQs reports ind press releases
regarding developmeQt of 'prog·ram and success stories about
compliance~ fa11iDg s'l~er levels~ etc.
Liaison .. iUl Santa (Jara (ount, Toxics Program"
envi'ronmelltal .. a.nd advocacy organizations -through Advisory
Sroup. ~a;li~g list .. personal ~ontacts
3.0 If requested by the tit], CONSULTANT sllall ana'lze the re"H, of the
progrm rehth'e ttl lfle estimated level of lIetals reduction being
achieved by industrial or cOiTlTlerchl dis.chargers. This hfo,rmatloD
will be provided i~ report form to t~e C1t, f~ r~sponse to a City or
Regiona' ~ater QUillt, CODtro' Soard reque,t.
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City of p~ Alto
lSO Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto. CA 94301
Kennedr J. nks;Chil1on
Contract/Proposal Date Meta 1 s Source ~ec1lJc. HoI']
July 1990
Schedule of Charges
Personnel' CompensaHon
ClassjflCation
e>aller
Designer .
EnQineer·Scie'1li:>t, Grade 3 ..
Engineer-ScJentrSt, Grade 2' ..
Engine<:lr-Sden!.ist. Go-ade 1 ..
Senior Enginee1'-Scientist .
Supervrsing Engineer-SclentiSi .
Priocipal and Chief Engineer.
Laboratory AnalyS ..
laboratory Tecnniciaf1 .
Word Processor ..... .
Non--Technical'"
Houriy Rale
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58
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97
.105
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48
42
36
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January 1, 1990
-Non-technical1ime win be charged on'Y tor prepa~al:ion or technical reports and sim~ar matenal and
does rlot apply lO foutine administrative-type ac!ivrties
Direct Expenses
Reimbursement: for ~rect expenses, as r~ed beiDw, incurred in cormectior1 .'ittl the work, WI~ be a1 cost
pfus tEn percent fof items such as'
a. Maps, phDfograpf'.s, reproducOOns, prinlir!9. equiP'Tlent fen1a1, arlO' special suppiies related 10 the work
b Consu'l".ants, soils engineers, surveyors, and COfI1Tac'l~
c. Rented' vehides, oc.af pubrlc t!a~rt~ion and tax;s, travei and subsist€nce
d long-distance telephone and telegraph charges
e 3pecial fees, insuraoce, permits. and ~cer1ses applicable 10 the ~'ork
l D..;tside comptrte" p"ocessjng, compu'"-atian.. and proprietary programs purchased IOf tile work.
P.eimbursemert for owned aLJt~mobi!es, e.xcep! trllCks and four-vmeel drive vehicles, used in connect~on
with the Vlark will be at: lhe rate of 35" per mile. The Tate for trucks and four-whee! drrve vehicles wm be
S25 per day and 4()1= per m~e
Reimbursement Jar use or rThcrocomputers "';11 be a1 the rate d $10 per hour. Reimbursement b use of
computerized dfaftJng sys1ems pcq .. ilr be at the rate of $20 per hour for mic~ocompvter based
sys1ems and $40 per hour lor mlnicompLJIer based systems
Rate for professionar staff for legaT proceedings Of as e~pert w~!nesses w~1 be a! a ra1e one and ooe-harf
tmes the l-iour1y Rates specified above
in-house laboratory analysis, sampling \/ehkle, and equipmer.! c~arges will be per current rate schedule
or special quotal;~.
E.:..cise taxes. f any . ..,111 be added as a direct expense
Adcfit'Qrlal processing charges win be added b-other lhar1 Siardard in\oloice backup documentation.
The fofegoing SctledOJIe rJ Charges is ncorporated into the ag(eemenl for the seNices 01 the corripa 11)'
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!l'-TE~ ANG \lASTEWAn~ INGIVIOUAl ANAl~5£$
Indlvfdull An.lyse.
PrIce
Per Sample
AcIdity S 20.00
Aggre.slve Index (calc. onll) 20.00
Agres.'.e tnde~ (lnalysl. and
ale.) SO.OO
Alkall.lt)' 20.00
A hill! n UIII 20.00
Anttmcoy 20.00
Ar.eDI. (fl_ cr furnace All) 20.00
ArsenIc (HYdride) 35.00
Bar! ... 20.00
8or),lI1<n 20.00
B.O.D. (5-0ay) 30.00
B.O.~. (Carbonaceou •• 5 day) 30.00
B.o.D. (Totil) SO.OO
B.O.D. (Soluble) 30.00
BIochemIcal ~xldatlcn Rate 2SO.00
BIodegradatIon Test Quot.
Boren 20.00
Bf"tIIIlde 2S.00
Cadral ... 20.00
Calehn 20.00
Carbon D}oxl de 30.00
CarboxylIc ae}ds (CI-CS) by Ge 150.00
Cll ... 1 ell Ox19 en Demand 30.00
C~loraJIIln. 40.00
Chloride 15.00
Chlerlne Demand (30 minutes) 100.00
Chlorine. aes.lAmp.-fr.&Comb.) 20.00
ChlDrlne. Ro •• {DPO} 20.00
Chlcrl •• , Res.(Amp.I(Tctal) 20.00
C~lorf •• DIoxide ae.ldual Quet.
Chroml~. Hexlvalent 40.00
CllrCllf .... Total 20.00
Chlerophenol. (By Gel 135.00
Chloropbyll-I 60.00
Cblorepbyll-a and Pbeophyte. 90.00
Ce.gull'tlon Jar Tut Quote
Jndl.fd"al Analyses
Cobalt
Cclor (APHA Vnlt)
Ccler (A;>parent)
C endue t Iv Ity
Copper
C1anlde, ToUI
CyanIde, Tetal llcr }menable
DBep
Detergent (MBAS)
EDB
Ethylene 91ycel (by Gel
floatIng Particulate.
fluorIde (Electrede)
fluorIde (DIstil. & Electrode)
fermaldehyde (Colerlmetrlc)
GallI ...
Hardness. Tetll (by All)
Hardness. ToUI (by EDTA)
Hydrogu Ion (PH)
Iodide
lren (Tetll)
Jar Test
t.ad
llagnes I til!
Mal1ganese
Jilen::U'r,y
Molybden ...
Ilckel
~1trate
Nitrite
Iitrogen (~nl.)
altroge. (Total lJeldahl1
Nitrogen (Orsanlel
Mllrog •• (Total)
Odcr (Tbre.held Oder)
OIl and Gr.as. (Totll)
Price
Per Samc1e
$ 20.00
15.00
15.00
12.00
20.00
60.00
100.00
95.00
35.00
95.00
150.00
40.00
20.00
SO.OO
75.00
20.00
40.00
20.00
S.OO
40.00
20.00
Quete
20.00
20.00
20.00
40.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
30.00
45.00
90.00
40.00
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Orga.le Compounds by GC Quote . Sodlum-Ac!50~ptlon-Ratlo
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Oxygen (Consumed) 35.00 SolIds (Settl.abl.)
Oxygen (DIs.olved) 15.00 SolIds (Suspended)
Ozone 50.00 SoJ!ds (Total)
Partlel. s!z. analys!s (HIAC) 150.00 SolIds (Total and T01atlle)
PCBs (-.aUr) 110.00 SolIds (Yolatlle)
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