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DocuSign Envelope ID:05EFDA32-4C8F-4F23-93BC-D19E217654E0 SECTION IV—SCOPE DESCRIPTION The services for the mitigation of environmental impact caused by hazardous substance shall include but not be limited to the following: • Containment, neutralization decontamination recover, cleanup and repackaging of materials; • Site assessment and site restoration; • Transportation storage treatment or disposal of waste; • Engineering and technical services, including sampling analysis, design, engineering, construction; or any other related services; • Environmental consulting, preparedness evaluation, or any other related consulting services. • Site safety services as requested. Upon notice from Company of a spill or response need, Contractor shall immediately notify Company of Contractor ability to provide an immediate response, however if an immediate response is not possible then Contractor shall notify company within a time agreed to by both parties. Contractor shall perform the work in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement and any Orden at such places described by Company, and Company shall pay Contractor for the work actually performed in accordance with tens set forth in this Agreement and the relevant order.. Contractor shall maintain a 24 hour. 7 days a week telephone service to respond to emergency calls. Personnel will be dispatched to specified locations upon notification by authorized Company personnel. A first, second and third number and contact person will be available for every work location covered by this agreement. In performing the Contractor shall provide all necessary labor, supervision procurement and coordination of subcontractor work permits (except those provided by or in the name of Company), machinery, equipment tools, fuels, supplies (except those provided by Company) and transportation for the performance of the Work. Contractor shall maintain the appropriate United States Coast Guard Oil Spill Response Organization (OSRO) classification to respond to an incident at the specific Company facilities for which they have been identified. Contractor shall maintain a maximum 1-hour response time where identified as the primary response provider to meet regulatory requirements found in 40 CFR 112. Contractor shall provide evidence of OSRO classification as well as proof of equipment deployment exercises to the Company for assurance purpose annually. All materials and equipment furnished by the Contractor and ail Work performed by Contactor and its subcontractors shall be subject to inspection by company who shall have access at ail reasonable times, upon notice to Contractor and when accompanied by a representation of Contractor. Company's inspection shall not constitute acceptance of patent defects or relieve Contractor from any duties, obligations, or liabilities under this agreement associated with such defects. Neither company's review nor acceptance of Contractor's drawings, plans, or Wort specification, nor Company's monitoring of shall relieve Contractor of any obligations under thig agreement. Company shall have the right, but not the obligations to periodically review contractors operation for the purpose of monitoring Contractor compliance with the health. safety, security and environmental requirements. Such reviews shall not relieve the Contractor of its responsibility for protecting the safety and health of ail personnel nor shall they constitute an obligation on the part of Company to enforce compliance. Company shall have the right, but not the obligation, to request Contractors participation in training and drill exercises. Purchase Contract—GOODS and SERVICES Ver.2016a 25