Collection Vehicles. At its option, Contractor may provide Collection service to Mixed Use Buildings using its Single-Family or Commercial Collection vehicles. 1298 ARTICLE 6 1299 TRANSPORTATION 1300 6.01 TRANSPORTATION OF COLLECTED MATERIALS 1301 Contractor shall transport and deliver all Solid Waste, Source Separated Targeted 1302 Recyclable Materials, Used Motor Oil, Used Motor Oil Filters, Household Batteries, Cell 1303 Phones, Bulky Items, Abandoned Waste, and Organic Materials Collected under this 1304 Agreement to the Designated Transfer and Processing Facility. Once Collected 1305 materials are deposited by Contractor at the Designated Transfer and Processing 1306 Facility, such materials shall become the property of SBWMA or Operator. The 1307 Contractor is not responsible for providing processing services except as provided in 1308 Section 6.04. 1309 6.02 LIMITATIONS ON CONTAMINATION
Collection Vehicles. The Contractor shall provide an adequate number of vehicles meeting standards and inspection requirements as set forth by the laws of the State for regular municipal waste collection services. All vehicles and other equipment shall be kept in good repair and appearance at all times. Each vehicle shall have clearly visible on each side the identity and telephone number of the Contractor.
Collection Vehicles. The Contractor shall provide all vehicles and equipment needed for Collection Services in an efficient and environmentally sensitive manner. Collection Vehicles Collection vehicles used to provide Collection Services for this Agreement shall meet the following criteria: • Be 2018 model year or newer. • As applicable, have functioning diesel exhaust aftertreatment systems. • At least 50% of the diesel collection vehicles shall meet US16 Emission standards. • At least 45% of the diesel collection vehicles shall have certified clean idle engines. Contractor shall not purchase and/or transfer from another location any additional diesel trucks for use in Collection Services for this Agreement. Both Parties acknowledge vehicles may need to be transferred due to a vehicle collision or equipment failure. All new trucks purchased and any replacements for trucks retired from service shall be RNG-fueled or electric trucks. Contractor shall provide an adequate fleet size of vehicles required to perform the services hereunder. Contractor shall conduct a pilot utilizing at least one electric collection vehicle for as long as reasonable for the duration of this Agreement. With mutual agreement, Contractor and the City may pursue additional electric collection vehicles within the Term of this Agreement. Details of vehicles anticipated to be utilized as of the Service Commencement Date as well as replacement criteria and schedule are in Attachment 4. Fuel Contractor shall construct RNG fueling infrastructure that shall be operational by the Service Commencement Date and for the duration of this Agreement. Contractor shall secure RNG credits to utilize at least 98% RNG for all natural-gas-fueled collection vehicles utilized for Collection Services. Contractor shall construct at least one electric charging station at Contractor’s Fort Xxxxxxx facility by the Service Commencement Date to support the electric collection vehicle pilot project.
Collection Vehicles. CONTRACTOR shall not use any collection 36 vehicle older than model year 2001, and shall not use any collection vehicle that is more 1 that six (6) years old or has more than 250,000 miles unless such vehicle is a Rebuilt
Collection Vehicles. (a) Without limiting any other clause of the Contract or the Panel Agreement, in performing Collection Services, the Contractor must:
Collection Vehicles. (a) In performing Verge Collection Services and Receptacle Services, the Contractor must:
Collection Vehicles. Contractor shall be required to use a cargo van or similar vehicle for collection. The vehicle bodies shall have the Contractor’s name and telephone number painted in letters of contrasting color, at least four (4) inches high or easily readable under normal conditions. In addition, all Collection vehicles used in performance of the Contract shall:
Collection Vehicles. The Contractor shall provide an adequate number of vehicles for regular refuse, landscape waste and recyclable material collection services. All vehicles shall be kept in good repair, appearance and maintained in a sanitary condition at all times. Each vehicle shall have clearly visible on each side the name, a vehicle identification number and local telephone number of the Contractor. Vehicles used for the collection of garbage and refuse and landscape waste shall be of a compactor type and shall not leak fluids or oil. If found to do so, they shall be repaired by the Contractor within ten (10) business days of a reported incident or of knowledge by the Contractor.
Collection Vehicles. City may inspect the Contractor’s equipment at any time to ensure compliance with this Contract. Upon notification form the City, the Contractor shall be required to repair or replace equipment that is no longer in acceptable condition for its intended purpose. The Contractor shall, upon notification from the City, sanitize or repaint equipment that is unsightly.
Collection Vehicles. Xxxxxx Automizer Right Hand™ collection vehicles will be purchased. The bodies have a total of 31 cubic yards in capacity—allowing CONTRACTOR the ability to make one load per collection route per day—which increases productive on-route time tremendously. The body has a capacity of 27 cubic yards, and there are four extra yards of available capacity in the tailgate—making a total maximum capacity of 31 cubic yards. The maximum legal payload is almost 12 tons—again, making the truck a highly desirable choice considering how large an area San Xxxx is and how far the trucks must travel to the landfill. The large capacity is achievable because it’s a four-axle truck: three regular axles plus a tag axle for the tailgate. Other advantages of this collection vehicle are that it has a tapered body that allows for easy offloading at the landfill. Offloading is through the tailgate. Major advantages to this collection vehicle relate to the arm—which is described as being “zero grab” meaning it can perform from a stowed position, right up against the body of the truck. The operating range of the arm is from 0” to 144”. This allows for better maneuverability in tight spots or areas with greater set-out obstruction. Rather than a traditional gear pump for powering hydraulics, the body and arm hydraulics are powered by a tandem or double hydraulic vane/gear pump. One of the sections, pumps hydraulic oil only to the arm; the other section pumps to oil to other functions. These pumps are much quieter than traditional pumps. The vane pump makes the vehicle much quieter, and the tandem pump makes the arm cycle time much quicker: approximately 20 seconds total per cycle. This system also creates fuel efficiency of an additional 20 percent.
