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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Indoor Air Residential Assistance Program Cleaning Contract Scope of Work DP A FT - 7/3/02

A, Introduction All work performed under this contract must t e in compliance with all applicable, relevant, and appropriate regulations, including but not limited to those of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the United States Dejiartment of Labor Occupational Safety r nd Health Administration (OSHA), the New York State Department of Labor (NYS DOL), and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). A-

The USEPA and DEP will solicit participation in a direct assistance program for resiuents and residential building owners south of Canal Street who are concerned that their apartments may have debris/dust from the; collapse of the World Trade; Center (WTC). A DEP/USEPA telephone hotline has been established to receive requests from the public. The assistance will include various options, including the cleaning within apartments and common spaces by licensed asbestos contractors with follow-up asbestos sampling, asbestos air sampling only, and providing high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuums.

NYS DOL licensed asbestos contractors shall perform clean up activities for residents who wish to have their homes cleaned. A third party Monitonng Contractor will schedule and monitor the work, perform a visual inspection, and perform asbestos air sampling when the clean up is completed.

The purpose of this contract is to acquire the !>ervices of a NYS DOL licensed asbestos contractor with DEP and NYS DOL certified workers for file performance of clean-up activities at residential buildings impacted by the collapse of the World Trade Center. The scope of work for the clean-up activities is attached.

B. Roles arid Responsibilities The EPA has overall responsibility for insuring that work conducted as part of the Indoor Air Residential Assistance Program is completed safely, efficiently and in compliance with the Scope of Work and all applicable niles and regulations. As such, EPA shall have the following authorities relating to work conducted under this contract:

7. The authority to stop work for health and safety reasons or for non-compliance with the Scope of Work.

2. The authori ty to direct the contractor in the performance of the work.

3 The authority to review and approve or disapprove of the qualifications of the contractor personnel involved in the work.

4. The right to inspect and accept or reject any work .

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