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Venues, Parks, and Arts Waste Management a Recycling Services City of South Bend, Indiana, Board of Pubtic Works November 22, 2016 A Local Provider for More Than 30 Years Waste Management of Indiana, L.L.0 is a wholly owned subsidiary of Waste Management Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation, which in turn is wholly owned by Waste Management, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Waste Management, Inc. is a publicly traded company. Waste Management Holdings, Inc., a direct subsidiary of Waste Management, Inc., owns 100 percent of the stock of Waste Management of Indiana, L.L.C. Waste Management will service South Bend's Venues, Park, and Arts facilities from its South Bend, Indiana, Hauling District. Equipment - Waste Management South Bend Fleet Inventory With more than 32,000 collection and support vehicles on the road throughout North America, our trucks are a familiar sight. As they make their rounds, our trucks use fuel and generate greenhouse gases and other emissions. We're committed to reducing the environmental impacts of these vehicles. Waste Management's headquarters are in Houston, Texas, while the local office that will service the City of South Bend will be located at 20645 W. Ireland Rd. South Bend, IN 46619. Waste Management's fleet vehicles are painted in a uniform color and are easily identifiable with the company's branding. Vehicles are marked with unique unit identification numbers on each side and the rear of each vehicle with lettering. Waste Management maintains detailed records of each collection vehicle. All vehicles are meticulously maintained to ensure a clean and orderly appearance, as well as good working condition. Waste Management's fleet vehicles feature the following onboard technology: • GPS real-time technology • Digital camera technology, including back-up camera/monitor • 2-way communication Back -Up Equipment Waste Management will provide back-up equipment in the event of equipment failure or mechanical problems, at no cost to the City. Waste Management utilizes an extensive preventive maintenance program for its equipment in an effort to minimize service disruption wherever possible. Uniforms All employees performing service for South Bend will wear uniforms like those shown in the photo. They will have ID badges and be immediately identifiable as Waste Management personnel. Employees and subcontractor employees wear a company -issued uniform that includes a shirt, jacket, pants, proper footwear, and safety vest; a complete uniform and safety vest will be worn at all times during performance of work. The uniform shirt and jacket will clearly display the company name, making each employee readily identifiable. All employees are required to employ personal protection equipment, including 6-inch lace up steel toe boots, safety vest, and eye protection and gloves, without exception. WgSTE MANAOEMEM 2 THINK GREEN: