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of v D a 1.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1,10 The Contractor shall ha.e proven experience with wood reduction/recycling methods to process and market materials received by SWDID at their solid %vaste facility A. The Contractor shall provide process services including equipment and manpower to receive. stage and subsequently reduce wood materials. yard trash, land clearing debris and other woody materials into reusable product. B. The Contractor shall provide marketing services including equipment, manpower and transportation of finished products (s) for reuse. Contractor shall include 100% product marketing in bid price. 1.20 Tire Contractor shall use state approved technologies for processing of vegetation and wood materials; and marketing of end product (s), The !;'VDD preferred market for product is recycling, but will allow other resource recovery methods such as fuel recovery where cost effective. 2.0 PROJECT CONDITIONS 2.1.0 Materi;tls: The materials to be processed include, but are not limited to, vegetative materials and wood waste delivered to the Solid Waste facility. Vegetative and woody materials are received at the landfill as a separate waste type and are substantially comprised of lawn clippings, wood chips, shrubbery and tree trimmings, branches, limbs, palm fronds, logs, and stumps. Clean wood such as planks, plywood, citrus crates and pallets are also received. 2.2€1 Unprocessible IvInterinls: Vegetative and woody materials may contain minor amounts of debris outer than vegetative waste and clean wood. such as rock, metal, or other items which may be damaging or harmful to wood grinding or processing equipment. Although the SWDD will inspect incoming loads and provide general separation activities. the Contractor is responsible for any and all damage resuking to Contractor's equipment resulting from the introduction of any materials into Contractor's equipment. 2.30 Materials Quantities: The SW`DD received approximately 60,000 tons of yard waste and Land clearing debris, and 1500 tons of pallets and crates at the Indian River County landfill in FIY 1998-99 that required processing and marketing. This tonnage figure is an estimate only. No guarantee as to future volumes of material to be handled under contract is stated or implied. In addition to the estimated incoming waste there may be an undetermined amount of stock piled material in place prior to the Contractor beginning operations 2.40 County Responsibilities: The County will visually inspect all incoming loads orwood and vegetative materials to ensure that the material is substantially free of contamination. The SWDD will direct the incoming material to Contractor's receiving area. 13