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are familiar with and understand the health and safety plan and site layout, including location of emergency equipment and the chemical handling area. Contractor will be prepared to provide an emergency response capability to control and cleanup an accident/spill that may occur by PSS participants enroute to the site location. 30. PERMITS Contractor will, at its own expense, secure and maintain any licenses and permits necessary for compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, rules, or ordinances including the following: A. RCRA and State permits for storage, treatment, and disposal facilities; B. EPA identification numbers and any permits necessary for transportation of hazardous waste in North Dakota and any other states through which Waste will be transported; and C. Documentation showing that scales to be used to weigh Waste at PSS collection sites have been tested and approved by a state weights and measures agency or have the scales certified by the North Dakota Public Service Commission before Waste collection begins. 31. COLLECTION SITE SPECIFIC LOCATIONS AND CONDITIONS The collection events will be conducted in sequence at North Dakota locations as specified in writing by Department. Except as otherwise determined by Department, there will be sixteen collection locations. Contractor should assume that there is no water, electrical power, or communications equipment at the collection sites. 32. COLLECTION SITE PREPARATION AND RESTORATION Contractor is responsible for each collection site setup and the restoration to the satisfaction of Department. Contractor will coordinate setup, preparation, and operation plans with Department. Before each collection event, Contractor will surround each collection site Waste-handling area with a berm adequate to contain any spilled Waste and place a plastic tarp over this area. Contractor is responsible for placing and removing the berm material and for providing the necessary equipment to do so. The Contractor will evaluate the participants load condition before unloading to determine the potential for spillage while unloading, and if the materials and conditions warrant, the vehicle unloading area will be covered with an impermeable material able to keep spilled materials from contacting the surface area. 14