ANNUAL SOURCE TESTING AND REPORTING Clause Samples

ANNUAL SOURCE TESTING AND REPORTING. (UPON COUNTY REQUEST)
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ANNUAL SOURCE TESTING AND REPORTING. (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Landfill Only) The Contractor shall assist the County in writing specifications when requested for the annual emissions tests required by SCAQMD. The County may arrange for a different vendor to perform source testing. The Contractor shall review and comment on the test protocols submitted by the source test vendor and obtain approval from the SCAQMD on behalf of the County. On behalf of the County, the Contractor shall manage and monitor the source test, check the test results, submit test results to County for submittal to the SCAQMD and assist answering any questions the SCAQMD may have as it pertains to the submittal. All the work performed shall be compensated on a time and materials basis according to the labor rate sheet provided by the Contractor for all personnel assigned to this project. The Contractor shall be responsible for ensuring that the testing is in accordance with the required protocol of SCAQMD and the systems are ready for the source testing. If the source tests must be repeated because of lack of maintenance of the systems, the Contractor will conduct a second source test at its own expense. Any work for this task will be performed under a non-routine Task Order. Flare stack emissions source testing shall be performed on an annual basis at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Landfill. One flare stack shall be source tested during June/July of each calendar year. Source testing shall comply with the landfill's specific flare station or blower facility permit to operate. The Contractor shall prepare source testing protocols in accordance with previously established and SCAQMD approved methodologies. Contractor will tune each flare to its optimum operating condition prior to performing official source tests. After the laboratory results are obtained, and within 45 days of completion of on-site sampling, the Contractor shall prepare and submit a draft source test report to the County for review. The report will include all pertinent and necessary data to meet SCAQMD approval, including, but not limited to, an executive summary, a separate discussion of each test performed, summary tables of field measurements and laboratory analytical results, instrument calibration logs, and description of sampling points. The Contractor is responsible for making every effort to meet emission compliance limits. The County will not provide additional funding for required re-testing.
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