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yW e st ast Storln,lnc. Storm TYaler and Environmental Sohnions 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 Connector Pipe Screen Equipment Design and Specification Report (Information provided to the City as requested in the RFQ documents under Attachment A. Scope of Work) 8. Paperwork from the day's installation includes BMP report forms on every install, work orders, time sheets, and confined space entry logs. When the paperwork arrives to the office the data from BMP report forms and the real-time dispatch is entered into the ACCESS database. Entering installation information on a daily basis ensures each drain is tracked and reported timely and accurately. 9. In addition to database input, a daily installation report of installs is sent to the municipality. Communication of daily installs ensures the job is progressing and continuing as scheduled. 10. Project Managers perform QAQC: Quality Assessment and Quality Control everyday. Managers are required to visit installations sites and perform health and safety checks. This process ensures public safety, workforce safety, no damage to property, as well as device installation ensuring it is complete and functioning properly. 11. Estimated time required to install each device is 20 minutes. Connector Pipe Screen Device Installation Process. 1. Bring the CPS unit into the catch basin and set in front of outlet hole. The unit may . require that you detach the bypass component depending on the size of the catch basin opening. Establish a definite location and then mark your holes for drilling. Make sure to mark in a spot that will allow for unit removal through the predrilled keyhole slots. 2. Remove the CPS unit from the installation wall. Drill 3/8" holes where you marked. Make sure to drill straight into the catch basin wall to avoid mounting difficulties. 3. Hammer 3/8"035" stainless steel anchor bolts into the holes. 4. After all of the anchor bolts are hammered into place, attach the CPS onto the anchor bolts to assure a proper fit. 5. Remove the bypass top screen with bypass supports. Then position the drop down panels inside the body of the CPS unit to estimate for custom cuts. The drop- down panels are designed to bridge the gap between the bottom of the CPS unit and the bottom of the catch basin which is usually concave. Carefully mark onto the drop down panel where your custom cuts should go. 6. Make cuts using a compact grinder. Be sure to sand off any sharp edges. 7. Once the drop down panels are custom cut to conform with the catch basin surface, attach the panels to the body of the CPS unit using bolts provided. 8. Replace the bypass roof and vertical legs to the CPS body. Tighten with bolts provided. 9. Tighten the nuts on all of the anchor bolts and assure a tight fit. Page 22 of 41 654 South Lincoln Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 92408 - Telephone 909.890.5700 Facsimile 909.890.5988 California General A/HAZ Contractor License Number: 888152 25C-47