Environmental remediation contracting : summary of a symposium / Federal Construction Council, Consulting Committee on Procurement Policy.

Committee chair: Robert Webb.

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ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION CONTRACTING -- NOTICE -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- OPENING REMARKS -- KEYNOTE PRESENTATION -- REVIEW OF APPLICABLE STATUTES, REGULATIONS, AND COURT DECISIONS REGARDING THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND� -- CRAIG D. GALLI -- U.S. Department of Justice -- ESTABLISHING CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE CRITERIA AND MEASURING RESULTS�THE MOST CHALLENGING TASKS IN ANY ... -- OUTLINE -- THE CHALLENGE -- KNOWING WHAT WE WANT -- MEASURING RESULTS -- GETTING WHAT WE WANT -- GETTING WHAT WE WANT (WHEN THE VALUE OF CRITERIA IS KNOWN AND CONSTANT)

WHEN VALUE OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA IS UNCERTAIN AND/OR CHANGES DURING CONTRACTGOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT ROLES (STATED IN CONTRACT) -- RULES OF THUMB -- SUMMARY -- MEETING THE CHALLENGE -- CONTRACTING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: PITFALLS AND CAUTIONS�GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE -- CONTRACTING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: PITFALLS AND CAUTIONS �CONSULTANT'S PERSPECTIVE -- ATTACHMENT -- CONCLUSION -- CONTRACTING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION �CORPS OF ENGINEERS' PERSPECTIVE -- REMEDIATION CONTRACTING �CONTRACTOR'S PERSPECTIVE -- INTRODUCTION

Preparation of plans and specificationscontracting method -- contract type -- protest procedures -- programs and resources available to assist federal agencies -- unique problems in environmental contracting -- contracting practices -- air force procedures and resources -- interagency working group -- good community relations in superfund: why it's important and how to get it -- summation

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