Agmt 2016 United Storm Water, Inc.

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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES Contractor shall manufacture and install on-site manufactured connector pipe screens in up to 400 City of San Leandro storm drain inlets. Approximately 200 devices shall be installed in August and September 2016 and approximately 200 devices shall be installed during Phase B of this project, to be completed prior to December 2017. All trash capture devices, materials, capacities, installation work and warranties shall comply with requirements of the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board and the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District. One work crew shall complete the installation work for the first part of the phase within a two-month timeframe in August and September 2016. If installation work does not proceed at the expected pace, Contractor shall, at City's request and at no additional cost to the City, provide additional crews to be onsite within two business days in order to ensure that all work is completed on time. One or more City staff will be available for the entire project to coordinate additional drain inlet cleaning and/or resolve unforeseen events occurring in the field. City staff will also record drain inlet dimensions, provide photo documentation, and coordinate work locations with Contractor staff before and during each workday. For Phase A, City staff will provide a list of 200 trash capture device installation sites and will provide maps to Contractor ten (10) days prior to project start dates. To the extent possible, these sites will be clustered to maximize trash capture coverage and installation/maintenance efficiency. City staff will clean all proposed storm inlet trash capture device locations prior to Contractor installation start date. In the event that City staff misses an inlet, or if an inlet location needs to be changed, Contractor shall, at no additional cost, place storm drain inlet debris in a plastic bag at the curb for City staff to pick up. Contractor crews shall provide and set out traffic control safety cones and signs to create a safe work zone. All traffic control shall comply with the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways: Part 6, Temporary Traffic Control. Materials, trash -capture configuration and installation procedures for each trash capture device shall comply with San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board and Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District requirements. The gap between the bottom, sides and joints of the assembled trash capture device shall not exceed 5mm or 0.197 inches. Any edge of the assembled trash capture device that is not flush with the floor or wall of the drain inlet vault shall be smooth with no prongs or jagged edges. The City representative shall inspect each trash capture device installation to ensure that it meets the minimum operability standards. The inspection also includes traffic control and photo documentation of each installation. Contractor shall meet the requirements of Section 1-6-225 Comparison of Bids, Local Business Participation Goal of the San Leandro Municipal Code, i.e., that the Contractor shall engage in good faith Non -Professional Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and United Storm Water, Inc. for Trash Capture Device Installation 2016-17 Exhibit A — Page 1 of 2