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Contract Language & Construction Waste Plans
Where can I find examples of contract language that specify C&D recycling? What about examples of construction waste management plans?
Contract Language. Contract language can be tailored to require contractors to reduce, reuse, and recycle C&D materials.
Construction Waste Management Plans. Many developers and local governments are requiring contractors to develop waste management plans that discuss how the contractor is going to reduce, reuse, or recycle C&D materials generated at the job site.
EXAMPLES OF CONTRACT LANGUAGE AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANS
- Federal Construction Guide for Specifiers
Part of the Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG), this guide provides sample specification language for building deconstruction and salvage. - California Integrated Waste Management Board Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling Specifications
- New York City Department of Design and Construction C&D Waste Reduction Specifications
- Sandia National Laboratories Construction Specifications
See 01505 Construction Waste Management - King County, Washington Design Specifications and Waste Management Plans
See the Example Design Specs for more description of a waste management plan. - Portland Metro Start Smart Guide
See Appendix E for Waste Management Plans - EPA Fact Sheet on Waste Management Plans
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