IT, Lot Cleanup, Vegetation Control, Debris Removal, and Metal Product Decommissioning and Removing

The selected contractor shall furnish all necessary labor, equipment, tools, transportation, and disposal 5 (September 2025) services required to complete the following work at both properties: A. Grass Cutting and Vegetation Control • Mow all grass and weeds throughout the designated lots. • Cut down excessive, overgrown, or unwanted vegetation as necessary. • Trim vegetation around property boundaries, fences, structures, and other obstacles. • Remove or collect grass clippings and vegetation debris generated by the work and dispose of the debris. • Leave the properties in a neat, orderly, and maintained condition. B. Garbage, Trash, and Debris Removal • Collect and remove all loose garbage, litter, discarded materials, and accumulated debris from the designated lots. • Remove abandoned items and unwanted materials identified within the approved scope of work. • Transport all collected waste to an authorized disposal or recycling facility, as applicable. • Ensure that all waste is handled and disposed of in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal requirements. • Leave the properties free of loose trash and visible debris upon completion. C. Decommissioning and Removal of Remaining Products and Materials • Identify, remove, and properly decommission any remaining products, equipment, fixtures, containers, or materials designated for removal. • Disconnect, dismantle, or remove items only where specifically authorized and within the contractor’s qualifications. • Properly handle, transport, recycle, or dispose of removed items in accordance with applicable regulations. • Do not remove items designated to remain on the property without prior written approval. • Immediately notify the owner or authorized representative of any hazardous, regulated, unidentified, or potentially contaminated materials discovered during the work. Such materials shall not be disturbed or disposed of without authorization and appropriate handling procedures. D. Final Site Cleanup • Conduct a final inspection and remove any remaining trash, loose debris, and vegetation waste associated with the contracted work. • Ensure that both lots are left in a clean, orderly, and safe condition. • Report any damage, site conditions, or additional work requirements identified during the cleanup. 3. Contractor Responsibilities The contractor shall: • Provide all labor, equipment, vehicles, supplies, and supervision necessary to complete 6 (September 2025) the work. • Maintain appropriate safety procedures throughout the project. • Protect adjacent properties, fences, structures, utilities, and other items designated to remain. • Obtain required permits and comply with applicable disposal and environmental regulations. • Provide proof of insurance and any required licenses before commencing work. • Obtain written approval for work outside the authorized scope.