Remedial Options and Design Sample Clauses

Remedial Options and Design. The Contractor will perform all aspects of evaluation and design for remedial action options in accordance with applicable rules and guidance of the DEP and other government entities. The Contractor will identify appropriate cost-effective remedial options ranging from conditional closure to natural attenuation monitoring, source removal, chemical injection, bioremediation, in-situ and ex- situ treatment, post remediation monitoring and site closure. The Contractor will conduct feasibility/pilot tests, utilize fate and transport modeling for contaminants, evaluate available risk management options, and prepare remedial action plans and designs, with analysis of potential treatment options, objectives, cleanup strategies, implementation feasibility, cost estimates, cleanup milestones, and cleanup logistics, schedules and timeframes. 1. Prepare natural attenuation monitoring plans. 2. Prepare and implement pilot test plans and pilot tests for selected technologies and prepare pilot test reports. 3. Prepare remedial action plans and modifications, including remedial alternative evaluations and designs and prepare construction drawings and specifications. 4. Facilitate UIC and NPDES permits and compliance with associated requirements. 5. Establish cleanup milestones, milestone schedules and monitoring plans during remedial action. 6. Identify and evaluate potential contamination receptors and exposure pathways, conduct risk assessments and/or fate and transport modeling and develop site specific alternative cleanup target levels (CTLs) for soil and groundwater. 7. Evaluate closure options that may or may not incorporate engineering and/or institutional controls as provided under Risk Management Options Levels I, II and III of Chapter 62-780, F.A.C. 8. Certify level 2 natural attenuation plan, pilot test and remedial action plan documents by a Florida registered P.E. 9. Propose No Further Action with or without conditions based on assessment data.
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Remedial Options and Design. The Contractor will perform all aspects of evaluation and design for remedial action options in accordance with applicable rules and guidance of the DEP and other government entities. The Contractor will identify appropriate cost- effective remedial options ranging from conditional closure to natural attenuation monitoring, source removal, chemical injection, bioremediation, in-situ and ex- situ treatment, post remediation monitoring and site closure. The Contractor will conduct feasibility/pilot tests, utilize fate and transport modeling for contaminants, evaluate available risk management options, and prepare remedial action plans and designs, with analysis of potential treatment options, objectives, cleanup strategies, implementation feasibility, cost estimates, cleanup milestones, and cleanup logistics, schedules and timeframes. Examples of work to be performed under this contract include but are not limited to: 1. Prepare natural attenuation monitoring plans. 2. Prepare and implement pilot test plans and pilot tests for selected technologies and prepare pilot test reports. 3. Prepare remedial action plans and modifications, including remedial alternative evaluations and designs and prepare construction drawings and specifications. 4. Facilitate UIC and NPDES permits and compliance with associated requirements. 5. Establish cleanup milestones, milestone schedules and monitoring plans during remedial action. 6. Identify and evaluate potential contamination receptors and exposure pathways, conduct risk assessments and/or fate and transport modeling and develop site specific alternative cleanup target levels (CTLs) for soil and groundwater. 7. Evaluate closure options that may or may not incorporate engineering and/or institutional controls as provided under Risk Management Options Levels I, II and III of Chapter 62-780, F.A.C. 8. Certify level 2 natural attenuation plan, pilot test and remedial action plan documents by a Florida registered P.E. 9. Propose No Further Action with or without conditions based on assessment data.
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Related to Remedial Options and Design

  • Additional Options The NYS Contract Price for Additional Options offered under the Contract in accordance with Section III.2.7 Additional Options, shall be the Additional Options NYS Discount listed on the Contract Pricelist, or higher, applied to the MSRP on the current OEM Data Book or Contractor-Published Pricelist, as applicable. See Section III.1.2

  • Term and Renewal Options The term of service is 24 months (Initial Term). Following the expiration of the Initial Term, service under this option will continue on a month-to-month basis subject to the terms and conditions, including rates and discounts set forth under this option (Extension Term). The Company or the Customer may elect to forego the Extension Term by providing the other party written notice at least 60 days prior to the expiration of the Initial Term. Either party may terminate service during the Extension Term by providing the other party at least 60 days prior written notice. Term shall mean the Initial Term and the Extension Term.

  • Coverage Options Eligible employees may select coverage under any one of the dental plans offered by the Employer, including health maintenance organization plans, the State Dental Plan, or other dental plans. Coverage offered through health maintenance organization plans is subject to change during the life of this Agreement upon action of the health maintenance organization and approval of the Employer after consultation with the Joint Labor/Management Committee on Health Plans. However, actuarial reductions in the level of HMO coverages effective during the term of this Agreement, including increases in copayments, require approval of the Joint Labor/Management Committee on Health Plans. Coverage offered through the State Dental Plan is determined by Section 7A2.

  • Renewal Options a. Tenant shall have the right and option to renew the Lease (“Renewal Option”) for two (2) successive renewal periods of five (5) years each (each, an “Option Term”); provided, however, the Renewal Option is contingent upon the following: (i) there is not an Event of Default beyond all applicable cure period(s) at the time Tenant gives Landlord notice of Tenant’s intention to exercise the Renewal Option or at the expiration of the current Term; (ii) no event has occurred that upon notice or the passage of time would constitute an Event of Default, unless Landlord has given notice of default and Tenant is diligently attempting to cure such event; and (iii) Tenant is occupying the Premises. Following expiration of the final Option Term allowable hereunder, Tenant shall have no further right to renew the Lease pursuant to this Section 5. b. Tenant shall exercise the Renewal Option by giving Landlord notice at least one hundred eighty (180) days prior to the expiration of the current Term. If Tenant fails to give notice to Landlord prior to the 180-day period, then Tenant shall forfeit the Renewal Option. If Tenant exercises the Renewal Option, then during the Option Term, Landlord and Tenant’s respective rights, duties and obligations shall be governed by the terms and conditions of the Lease, except as provided otherwise in this Section. Time is of the essence in exercising the Renewal Option. c. The Base Rental for an Option Term shall be the Fair Market Rental Rate. “Fair Market Rental Rate” shall mean the market rental rate for the time period such determination is being made for office space in same class office buildings in the area of Franklin, Tennessee (the “Area”) of comparable condition for space of equivalent quality, size, utility, and location. Such determination shall take into account all relevant factors, including, without limitation, the following matters: the credit standing of Tenant; the length of the term; the fact that Landlord will experience no vacancy period and that Tenant will not suffer the costs and business interruption associated with moving its offices and negotiating a new lease; construction allowances and other tenant concessions that would be available to tenants comparable to Tenant in the Area (such as moving expense allowance, free rent periods, and lease assumptions and take over provisions, if any, but specifically excluding the value of improvements installed in the Premises at Tenant’s cost), and whether adjustments are then being made in determining the rental rates for renewals in the Area because of concessions being offered by Landlord to Tenant (or the lack thereof for the Option Term in question). For purposes of such calculation, it will only be assumed that Landlord is paying a representative of Tenant a brokerage commission in connection with the Option Term in question if Landlord is in fact paying a brokerage commission to a representative of Tenant in connection with the applicable Option Term.

  • Options Subject to Plan This Agreement is subject to the Plan as approved by the Company’s shareholders. The terms and provisions of the Plan as it may be amended from time to time are hereby incorporated herein by reference. In the event of a conflict between any term or provision contained herein and a term or provision of the Plan, the applicable terms and provisions of the Plan will govern and prevail.