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REV: 10-05-2022 VR <br />Consultant shall follow all applicable City Engineering Standard guidelines pertaining to <br />project activities. <br />Consultant shall be responsible for selecting and using equipment, drill rigs, and injection <br />platforms to successfully complete the injection program for all remediation areas per <br />industry standard protocol, subject to approval by the Public Works Director or designee. <br />Consultant shall be responsible for providing equipment and the injection platform to <br />obtain sufficient pressure and flow rates to achieve successful placement of compounds. <br />Consultant affirms that the use of 1.5-inch direct-push rods are consistent with industry <br />standards, will be of sufficient diameter to meet the recommended flow rate into each <br />injection point, meets good engineering practice, and aligns with the intent of this <br />agreement. Consultant shall be responsible for all costs resulting from slower injection <br />rates, downtime, schedule delays, or any other issues associated with the use of 1.5-inch <br />direct-push rods, which may or may not include using 2.25-inch direct-push rods instead. <br />Consultant shall switch to 2.25-inch direct-push rods, as necessary, if they cannot obtain <br />the desired results using the smaller 1.5-inch diameter rods. Public Works Director or <br />designee shall not authorize any change orders associated with the use of 1.5-inch rods. <br />Consultant shall ensure the delivery process of substrate, slurry mix into the subsurface <br />meets or exceeds best practices per industry standard protocols and that the approach <br />meets or exceeds the intent of this scope of work. <br />Consultant shall be responsible for any costs resulting from the injection rate per point. <br />Costs may include downtime, schedule delays, or other issues associated with their <br />injection rate, which may or may not include injecting at a higher rate. Consultant shall <br />inject at a higher rate with no additional cost if field verification indicates that the flow rates <br />implemented by the Consultant do not appear to achieve the desired distribution of the <br />injected reagents. Public Works Director or designee shall not authorize any change <br />orders associated with the use of their injection rates. <br />c. Former Areas of Excavation <br />Consultant shall take into account the identified excavation areas on Figure 4 of Exhibit C <br />when completing injections in the ERB Placement Area, “D” Wells Area and “E” Wells <br />Area, as noted below. Note, monitoring well D-25 intercepted what appeared to be the <br />edge of one excavation area. <br />Consultant shall avoid injecting into the bulk of any identified or discovered backfill in <br />former excavation areas. Consultant shall complete the injections at each probe location <br />using a ‘top down’ approach. Consultant shall stop progressing downward following <br />injection into a suspected soil/fill transition interval. The total mass of ZVI, ZVI/EVO or <br />EVO designated for that specific 2-ft interval shall be injected into a soil/fill material <br />transition interval. At that point, the Consultant shall temporarily cease operations and <br />coordinate with the Public Works Director or designee to address injection at that interval. <br />d. Wet Weather <br />Consultant shall have PPE, equipment, and any other items readily available that are <br />necessary to manage wet weather events during the course of this project in order to <br />maintain operational efficiency and minimize delays. In the event of wet weather, <br />Consultant shall provide, but are not limited to, an enclosed trailer to protect against the <br />elements, plastic sheeting to cover any exposed product containers, construction <br />ATTY/AGR.2022.348/Regenesis Bioremediation Products (Page 21 of 34)