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Contractor or their subcontractor. USACE will assist with waste manifesting administrative requirements and will be the designated Hazardous Waste Generator. For purposes of this contract it is estimated that 5 of 20 total waste soil drums must be disposed off site as hazardous waste;however,this is only an estimated quantity and the actual number may vary. Assume the Contractor will require a separate mobilization to address IDW since waste characterization will occur after all other site activities have concluded. All IDW,regardless of type and disposition, should be disposed at the same time. 5.12. Task 11 (Option)—IDW Disposal,Each 55-Gallon Water Drum Containing Hazardous Waste. This task covers the optional off-site disposal of any and all 55-gallon water drums which must be disposed as hazardous waste. USACE will be responsible for sampling and analysis of investigation-derived waste(IDW)to determine disposal requirements. If based on Federal waste classification as per RCRA and 40 CFR requirements, and California Health and Safety Code(HSC)and California Code of Regulations(CCR)Title 22,any water waste is listed as hazardous waste will be transported off site and properly disposed at a facility accepting such waste by the Contractor or their subcontractor. USACE will assist with waste manifesting administrative requirements and will be the designated Hazardous Waste Generator. For purposes of this contract it is estimated that 5 of 20 total waste water drums must be disposed offsite as hazardous waste;however,this is only an estimated quantity and the actual number may vary. Assume the Contractor will require a separate mobilization to address IDW since waste characterization will occur after all other site activities have concluded. All IDW,regardless of type and disposition, should be disposed at the same time. 5.13. Task 12(Option)—IDW Disposal,Each 55-Gallon Soil Drum Containing Non-Hazardous Waste. This task covers the optional off-site disposal of any and all 55-gallon soil drums which may be disposed as non- hazardous waste. USACE will be responsible for sampling and analysis of investigation-derived waste(IDW)to determine disposal requirements. If based on Federal waste classification as per RCRA and 40 CFR requirements, and California Health and Safety Code(HSC)and California Code of Regulations(CCR)Title 22,any soil waste which is considered non-hazardous waste will be transported off site and properly disposed at a facility accepting such waste by the Contractor or their subcontractor. USACE will assist with waste manifesting administrative requirements and will be the designated Waste Generator. For purposes of this contract it is estimated that 15 of 20 total waste soil drums must be disposed offsite as non-hazardous waste;however,this is only an estimated quantity and the actual number may vary. Assume the Contractor will require a separate mobilization to address IDW since waste characterization will occur after all other site activities have concluded. All IDW,regardless of type and disposition,should be disposed at the same time. 5.14. Task 13(Option)—IDW Disposal,Each 55-Gallon Water Drum Containing Non-Hazardous Waste. This task covers the optional off-site disposal of any and all 55-gallon water drums which may be disposed as non- hazardous waste. USACE will be responsible for sampling and analysis of investigation-derived waste(IDW)to determine disposal requirements. If based on Federal waste classification as per RCRA and 40 CFR requirements, and California Health and Safety Code(HSC)and California Code of Regulations(CCR)Title 22,any water waste which is considered non-hazardous waste will be transported off site and properly disposed at a facility accepting such waste by the Contractor or their subcontractor. USACE will assist with waste manifesting administrative requirements and will be the designated Waste Generator. For purposes of this contract it is estimated that 15 of 20 total waste water drums must be disposed off site as non-hazardous waste;however,this is only an estimated quantity and the actual number may vary. Assume the Contractor will require a separate mobilization to address IDW since waste characterization will occur after all other site activities have concluded. All IDW,regardless of type and disposition,should be disposed at the same time. 5.15.Submittals The Contractor shall provide a SSHP as specified under Task 1. The Contractor is responsible for developing a Site Safety and Health Plan(SSHP)for their workers and any subcontractors that details safety and health criteria, practices,and procedures to be implemented to provide proper control of and protection against the unique safety, chemical,physical,and biological hazards related to this project. The existing USACE SSHP(2007),provided as Technical Exhibit 3,may be used to aid in Contractor SSHP development. Site work shall not commence on a