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Non-Professional Services Agreement between Last Revised 3/14/2025 City of San Leandro and Synagro-WWT, LLC—Exhibit A Page 1 of 6 EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES The City of San Leandro Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP), located at 3000 Davis Street, San Leandro currently has approximately 2500 tons of stockpiled anaerobically digested municipal sewage sludge to be hauled immediately. WPCP produces an estimated 2000 tons of biosolids annually. Disposal options must be approved by the Project Manager for the City of San Leandro. Biosolids Removal Procedures The Contractor shall load, haul, and legally dispose of the sludge. The Contractor shall coordinate commencement of work with the Project Manager. The Contractor shall pay for all equipment rental, permits, receiving facility fees, tariffs, and personnel costs incurred in legally disposing of the sludge. Any negligence on the Contractor’s part shall be rectified by the Contractor. Tonnage may be determined by field- site scales supplied by the contractor; or by an off-site certified scale approved by the project manager prior to use, with documentation of each load required to be submitted to the project manager. Dust control shall be the responsibility of the Contractor during the loading and hauling operation. Plant effluent water (No. 3 water) is available for use by the contractor if the contractor wishes to lightly water down the loaded material to assist in dust control, after the load has been weighed. All trucks shall be tarped. Trucks must be cleaned prior to exiting the Water Pollution Control Plant to prevent biosolids from tracking onto public streets. The biosolids are stockpiled on an asphalt-paved sludge drying bed at the WPCP. There is good access and egress from the sludge storage area. There is a sand drainage area within the mid-section of each bed. This drainage area must not be driven upon or crossed with heavy equipment. The Contractor agrees to repair any damage to the beds or other City property caused by Contractors operations. The stockpiled biosolids might have areas within the stockpile that are hot, smoking and/ or smoldering. All loads must be covered; therefore the contractor will be responsible for cooling any hot spots to prevent possible damage to covers, tarps, etc. Regulatory Compliance and Permitting By entering into this Agreement, Contractor certifies that it will comply with all applicable federal, state, county, and local laws, rules, and regulations relating to land application of biosolids or other disposal options. Contractor acknowledges that both it and the City are subject to the requirements of 40 C.F.R. §§ 503, which defines the federal standards, practices, and legal requirements for beneficial use of biosolids through placement in or on soil; as well as related state and local requirements. Contractor certifies that it has reviewed, is familiar with, and understands all applicable standards for the use or disposal of biosolids, including without limitation the requirements of 40 C.F.R. §§ 503, Subparts B and D, the requirements identified in the City’s permit(s) (as defined by 40 C.F.R. § 503.3), and the specific standa rds, requirements, and guidance materials identified below. The City acknowledges its responsibility in ensuring compliance with the same federal, state, and local regulations and this contract does not obviate that Docusign Envelope ID: 19E78A5F-B4E6-41B2-A464-8A2BC866FFC4