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v X851 COI't11,I11C. Storm iVater a?rd Environmental Solutions County of Orange, OC Public Works Automatic Retractable Screen Excluders, Connector Pipe Screen Full Capture Trash Systems, and Catch Basin Inserts RFP## 080-591792 West Coast Storm Screen Automatic Retractable Screen Equipment Design and Specification Report (Information provided to the City as requested in the RFQ documents under Attachment A. Scope of Work) B. Performance Effectiveness for Connector Pipe Screens and Catch Basin Inserts. Automatic retractable screen are utilized to prevent trash from entering the storm drain during dry weather. Southern California's dry climate in a majority of the year. It is imperative to prevent trash from entering storm drains, enabling easy trash removal. According to a study carried out by the City of Los Angeles and approved by the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board. According to the City of Los Angeles, the effectiveness of the ARS helps reduce trash levels in storm drains by approximately 80%. C. Siting, Operational, and Maintenance. Installation Process. I . Prior to installation, measuring information is input into the ACCESS database. The sharing municipality can look at the information provided. This reporting process gives the municipality the information it needs to decide whether to proceed with installing at sites specified or not. 2. Our Santa Ana location provides West Coast Storm, Inc. with the ability to get our products and crews to any location within the County of Orange in minutes, not hours. 3. Up to 25 Two-man installation crews are ready to begin work. Each Crew consists of a Supervisor responsible for completion of all paperwork, correct Confined Space Entry procedures and traffic control protocol. All crews are equipped with a Company marked van; all installation tools and equipment necessary to complete the job. All traffic control devices, confined space entry equipment including 4-gas meter, man-lift tripod and harness are kept in the van. Vans are equipped with storage of all installation parts, and spare parts as needed. 4. Crews must set up traffic control and confined space procedures prior to installation. All of West Coast Storm field personnel, including Project Managers, are annually confined space rescue, confined space entry, and traffic control trained. 5. Project Managers meet with crews prior to installations daily. The Project Manager oversees units staging and distribution, parts distribution, and leads the mandatory daily tailgate safety meeting according to OSHA requirements. Page 32 of 45 654 South Lincoln Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 92408 - Telephone 909.890.5700 Facsimile 909.890.5988 California General A/HAZ Contractor License Number: 888152 25C-32