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<br />1 <br /> <br />ARTICLE 4 INSTALLATION OF NEW MRF EQUIPMENT <br /> <br />2 4.01 GENERAL <br /> <br />3 Contractor has recommended that the Authority purchase the equipment described in <br />4 Attachment 2-A and illustrated on Attachment 2-C. This recommendation has been <br />5 made based on Contractor's analysis of the types and volumes of Recyclable Materials <br />6 expected to be delivered to the MRF after the Member Agencies initiate a single stream <br />7 collection process, the Authority's goals for materials recovery as incorporated in this <br />8 Agreement, and the site constraints of the MRF as it is planned to be reconstructed as <br />9 shown on Attachment 2-B. Contractor has had the opportunity to provide input to the <br />10 design process and is satisfied that its recommendations on equipment and operational <br />11 aspects have been incorporated in the design of the MRF building shown on Attachment <br />12 2-B and in the plans and specifications included in the Request for Proposals for <br />13 Construction dated March 9, 2009, as modified by the document entitled "SBR Building <br />14 Modifications with Budget Effect on SBWMA 070209" dated July 2, 2009. Contractor <br />15 has assured the Authority that the equipment recommended will process single stream <br />16 Recyclable Materials as specified and required in Attachment 2-E (MRF equipment <br />17 performance specification), with the composition described in the system's acceptance <br />18 test set forth in Attachment 2-F and will produce materials that meet the product quality <br />19 standards set forth in Attachment 2-G. <br /> <br />20 4.02 PURCHASE OF MRF EQUIPMENT <br />21 The Authority intends to execute a contract with Bulk Handling Systems on or before <br />22 November 1, 2009 to purchase the MRF equipment. Contractor will, upon request, <br />23 assist the Authority in negotiating the terms and conditions of the contract with Bulk <br />24 Handling Systems. <br /> <br />25 4.03 INSTALLATION OF MRF EQUIPMENT <br /> <br />26 The equipment will be installed by Bulk Handling Systems and is intended to operate as <br />27 shown on the drawings contained in Attachment 2. <br /> <br />28 Contractor has represented to Authority that the equipment, installed as shown on <br />29 Attachment 2-C, will achieve the product quality standards as described in Attachment 2- <br />30 G. <br /> <br />31 Upon request by Authority, Contractor will arrange for a technically qualified <br />32 representative to be on site at least five (5) days per week during the installation of the <br />33 equipment to observe the installation and to advise the Authority. Currently, the parties <br />34 expect the equipment installation process will require about 35 weeks, will begin in April <br />35 2010, and be completed in December 2010. <br /> <br />36 4.04 SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE TEST <br />37 Upon completion of the installation, the Contractor shall immediately start up and <br />38 operate the MRF equipment for a shakedown period of no less than 10 days and no <br />39 more than 20 days prior to commencing the acceptance test. <br /> <br />40 The acceptance test will be conducted as provided in Attachment 2-F. <br /> <br />41 The Authority will accept the equipment and allow Contractor to commence full-scale <br />42 operation of the MRF when the equipment as installed has satisfied the standards of <br />43 performance contained in Attachment 2-F (which include achieving the product quality <br /> <br />Operating Agreement for Shoreway Center <br /> <br />Page - 8 - <br /> <br />7/30/09 <br />