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                                CITY OF NEW YORK
                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                               INVITATION FOR BIDS

                                      ON A

                           SERVICE AND SUPPLY CONTRACT

                            THE BID DOCUMENT PACKAGE

                                   (contains)

                       INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS (MODULE A)
                              BID FORMS (MODULE B)
               SCOPE OF WORK - DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS (MODULE C)
                          TERMS OF AGREEMENT (MODULE D)
          SCHEDULE A, INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS, AND BOND FORMS (MODULE E)
                             ATTACHMENTS (MODULE F)

        For furnishing all labor and material necessary and required for:

                      EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM
                             THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                               PIN # 82700WD00124

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                                     NOTICE

Before bidding, bidders must satisfy themselves by personal examination of the
Plans, Specifications, Agreement and location of the proposed work and by such
other means as they may prefer; as to the nature and extent of the work
required, and they must determine for themselves, and allow for all difficulties
which may be encountered in the prosecution of the work.

       FAILURE TO COMPLETE THE BID IN DETAIL MAY RESULT IN ITS REJECTION.

                THE CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION BID
        FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIAL NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR:

          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                               PIN#: 82700WD00124

Name of Bidder: IESI NY Corporation

Tel #: 201-437-5200                       Fax #: 201-437-5300

Bidder is: CHECK ONE:  / / Individual   / / Partnership
                       /X/ Corporation  / / Joint Venture

Tax Payers ID # of Bidder: 13-3960687

Residence of Bidder [If Individual]:____________________________________________

Place of Business of Bidder: 2 Commerce St., Bayonne, NJ 07002

Date of Bid: February 15, 2000

  (IF BIDDER IS A PARTNERSHIP OR A JOINT VENTURE, FILL IN THE FOLLOWING BLANKS)

NAME OF PARTNERS OR JOINT VENTURERS     RESIDENCE OF PARTNERS OR JOINT VENTURERS

___________________________________     ________________________________________

___________________________________     ________________________________________

___________________________________     ________________________________________

           (IF BIDDER IS A CORPORATION, FILL IN THE FOLLOWING BLANKS)

Organized under the Laws of the State of: Delaware

Name and Home Address of President: Charles F. Flood

  6325 Mesa Ridge, Fort Worth, TX  76137

Name and Home Address of Secretary: Christopher Della Pietra

  70 Ridge Road, Glen Rock, NJ 07452

Name and Home Address of Treasurer: Thomas J. Cowee

  6304 Regiment Pl., Colleyville, TX 76034

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                      BIDDER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

Each of the above-named bidders hereby certifies, affirms, and declares:

1.   This bidder is of lawful age and the only one interested in this bid; and
     that no person, corporation, or organization other than hereinabove named
     has any interest in this bid or in the contract proposed to be taken.

2.   This bidder and each person signing on this bidder's behalf do hereby
     certify, under penalty of perjury, that to the best of each of such
     person's knowledge and belief:

     -    The prices in this bid has been arrived at independently without
          collusion, consultation, communication, or agreement for the purpose
          of restricting competition, as to any matter relating to such price
          with any other bidder or with any competitor or potential competitor;
          and

     -    Unless otherwise required by law, the prices quoted in this bid have
          not been knowingly disclosed by such person and will not knowingly be
          disclosed by such person prior to bid opening, directly or indirectly,
          to any other bidder or to any competitor; and

     -    Such person has made and will make no attempt to induce any other
          person, corporation, or organization to submit or not to submit a bid
          for the purpose of restricting competition; and

     -    No councilman or other officer or employee or person whose salary is
          payable in whole or in part from the City Treasury is directly or
          indirectly interested in this bid, or in the supplies, materials,
          equipment, work or labor to which it relates, or in any of the profits
          thereof; and

     -    This bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon any debt,
          contract, or taxes and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise,
          upon obligation to the City of New York, and has not been declared not
          responsible, or disqualified, by any agency of the City of New York or
          the State of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending relating to
          the responsibility or qualification of this bidder to receive public
          contracts.

3.   This bidder has inspected the site where the services are to be performed
     and is satisfied as to all general and local conditions that may affect the
     cost of performance of the contract.

4.   This bidder has examined all parts of this Invitation for Bids, including
     but not limited to the Agreement and the terms and conditions thereof, and
     if the bid is accepted as submitted, this bidder shall execute the
     Agreement as set forth herein.

5.   This bidder is duly licensed to do business in each of the City of New York
     and the State of New York and holds or agrees to obtain all necessary
     permits and other authorizations required by law or regulation for the
     performance of the bid contract.

6.   This bidder's attention has been specifically drawn to the equal employment
     provisions of the bid contract and this bidder warrants that it will comply
     with all the terms and provisions prescribed therein.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

7.   This bidder executes this document expressly warranting and representing
     that should this bid be accepted by the City and the contract awarded him,
     he and his subcontractors engaged in the performance:

     -    will comply with the provisions of Section 6-108 of the Administrative
          Code of the City of New York and the nondiscrimination provisions of
          Section 220 and 230 of the New York State Labor Law as more expressly
          and in detail set forth in the contract form;

     -    has complied with the provisions of the aforesaid laws since their
          respective effective dates; and

     -    will post notices, to be furnished by the City, setting forth the
          requirements of the aforesaid laws in prominent and conspicuous places
          in each and every plant, factory, building and structure where
          employees engaged in the performance of the contract can readily
          review it, and will continue to keep such notices posted until the
          supplies, materials and equipment, work, labor and services required
          to furnished or rendered by the Contractor have been finally accepted
          by the City.

8.   This bidder has visited and examined the site of the work and has carefully
     examined the site of the work and has examined the contract in the form
     approved by the Corporation Counsel, and will execute the contract and
     perform all its items, covenants and conditions, and will provide furnish
     and deliver all work, material, supplies, tools and appliances for all
     labor and materials necessary or required for the hereinbefore named work,
     all in strict conformity with the contract, in accordance with the schedule
     of prices annexed hereto.

9.   This bidder shall not utilize tropical hardwoods as defined in Section
     167-b of the State Finance Law in the performance of this contract except
     as expressly permitted by the foregoing provisions of law.

10.  This bidder, as an individual, as a member, partner, director, or officer
     of the bidder, if the same be a firm, partnership, or corporation, executes
     this document expressly warranting that he will comply with all provisions
     in the Agreement and in the Scope of Work / Detailed Specifications with
     respect to the provision of records.

11.  The bidder has visited and examined the site of the work, has carefully
     examined the Contract in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, and
     will execute the Contract and performs all its items, covenants, and
     conditions, and will provide, furnish and deliver all the work, materials,
     supplies, tools and appliances for all labor and materials necessary or
     required for the Contract work, all in strict conformity with the Contract
     and in accordance with the following:

      (a)   For Contracts with individual bid items:

            (1)   the UNIT PRICE set forth below for each individual bid item
                  for which a unit price has been requested; and

            (2)   the LUMP SUM BID PRICE set forth below for each individual bid
                  item for which a lump sum price, but no unit price, has been
                  requested;

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

      (b)   For Contracts where a single Lump Sum Amount has been requested
            without individual bid items, the TOTAL BID PRICE FOR ALL CONTRACT
            WORK.

When the Contract work has been broken down into individual bid items, the TOTAL
BID PRICE FOR ALL CONTRACT WORK is the sum of the Total Bid Amounts for the
individual bid items and will be used for bid evaluation purposes only. It is
not a lump sum amount to be paid for performing the Contract work.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                          BID SHEET AND SIGNATURE PAGE.

A.   INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE BID SHEET.

     *    The price entered adjacent to the PRICE PER TON shall be the price
          that the Bidder will charge the City for the acceptance and disposal
          of one (1) ton of municipal solid waste ("MSW").

     **   The number of tons entered adjacent to the MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE
          OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY shall be the maximum number of tons
          of MSW that the Bidder will accept from the City on any day for
          disposal at the putrescible solid waste transfer station or solid
          waste management facility designated in its bid at its bid price.

     ***  The bidder shall insert the name of the PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE
          TRANSFER STATION or SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY at which the
          bidder will accept MSW from the City at its bid price.

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PRICE PER TON*                                 $ 69.50/ton
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MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE OF
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SOLID WASTE PER DAY**                                 **950**   TONS
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PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION OR    IESI NY Corporation
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY ***            110-120 50th St
                                               Transfer Station
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B.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the Burma Provisions constitute
     material provisions of this Contract   /X/ YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

C.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the MacBride Provisions
     constitute material provisions of this Contract
                                            /X/ YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

Bidder:   IESI Y Corporation

By:        /s/ Kevin M. Finn
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             (Signature of partner, corporate officer, or individual bidder)

Title:       Vice President Region Manager

FOR CORPORATIONS ONLY:

Attestation:

        (     Corporate     )
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        (     Seal          )             Secretary of Corporate Bidder

       The affidavit on the following page must be subscribed and sworn to
                before a Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                                BIDDER AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF  New Jersey

                          ss:

COUNTY OF  Hudson

Kevin M. Finn, being duly sworn, says:
(CHOOSE ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS; CHECK BOX AND COMPLETE)

/X/ Corporation Bidder:

       I am the Vice President Region Manager of the above named corporation
       whose name is subscribed to and which executed the foregoing bid. I
       reside at 3 Wexford Ct., Mendam, NJ 07945.

       I have knowledge of several matters stated in the bid, and they are in
       all respects true.

/ / Partnership or Joint Venture (Unincorporated Organization)

       I am a member of _________________________________________________ , the
       partnership or joint venture described in and which executed the
       foregoing bid. I subscribed the name of the partnership or joint venture
       on its behalf, and the several matters stated in the bid are in all
       respects true.

/ / Individual Bidder:

       I am the person described in and who executed the foregoing bid and the
       several matters stated in the bid are in all respects true.

       /s/ Kevin M. Finn
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              (SIGNATURE OF THE PERSON WHO SIGNED THE BID)

PRINT NAME:   Kevin M. Finn

`PRINT TITLE: Vice President Region Manager

         Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14 day of February, 2000.

                 /s/ Barbara Grapin
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              Notary Public

                                 BARBARA GRAPIN
                           NOTARY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY
                       MY COMMISSION EXPIRES APR. 29.2002

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                    AFFIRMATION OF NON-DEBT (TAX AFFIRMATION)

     The undersigned proposer or bidder affirms and declares that said proposer
or bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon debt, contract or taxes
and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon obligation to the City of
New York, and has not been declared not responsible, or disqualified, by any
agency of the City of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending relating to
the responsibility or qualification of the proposer or bidder to receive public
contracts except:

                         NONE

________________________________________________________________________________

Full name of Proposer or Bidder  IESI NY Corporation

Address  2 Commerce St.,

City  Bayonne     State NJ     Zip Code 07002

CHECK ONE BOX AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER:

/ /  A - Individual or Sole Proprietorship*

          SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER________________________________________________

/ /  B - Partnership, Joint Venture or other unincorporated organization

          EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER________________________________________

/X/  C - Corporation

         EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER  13-3960687

By:         /s/ Kevin M. Finn
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            SIGNATURE

        Vice President Region Manager
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                  Title

        If a corporation place seal here.
        Must be signed by an officer or duly authorized representative.

             /s/ Barbara Grapin
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     * Under the Federal Privacy Act the furnishing of Social Security Numbers
by bidders on City contracts is voluntary. Failure to provide a Social Security
Number will not result in a bidder's disqualification. Social Security Numbers
will be used to identify bidders, proposers or vendors to ensure their
compliance with laws, to assist the City in enforcement of laws businesses which
seek City contracts.

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                                     NOTICE

THE BID DOCUMENTS BOOK IS ORGANIZED INTO MODULES, A THROUGH F, SO THAT THE
BIDDER CAN EASILY ACCESS INFORMATION ABOUT THE BID, BID RELATED FORMS AND THE
CONTRACT IN AN ORDERED SEQUENCE. THIS PACKAGE IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST THE BIDDER
IN MEETING AND UNDERSTANDING THE CITY'S COMPETITIVE BIDDING REQUIREMENTS AND THE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT THAT WILL BE AWARDED.

                                    CONTENTS

THE NYCDOS BID DOCUMENTS PACKAGE IS SUBDIVIDED INTO THE FOLLOWING MODULES:

MODULE A: Information for Bidders (Table of Contents follows)

             -      Bid-Specific Information for Bidders
             -      Standard Supply and Service Information for Bidders (with
                    Table of Contents)

MODULE B: Bid Materials

             -      Information about the Bidder
             -      Bidder Representations and Warranties
             -      Individual Bid Item Sheets (when applicable)
             -      Bid Total and Signature Page
             -      Bidder's Affidavit (must be notarized)
             -      Affirmation of Non-Debt (Tax Affirmation)
             -      Bid Bond Form (when applicable)

MODULE C: Scope of Work

             -      Scope of Work including, as applicable:

                    -      Detailed Specifications
                    -      General Specifications (if any)
                    -      General Conditions (if any)

MODULE D: Terms of the Supply and Service Agreement

             -      Agreement (with Table of Contents)
             -      Acknowledgments (Signatures and Notarization)
             -      Budget Director's Certificate
             -      Exhibit A - MacBride Principles
             -      Exhibit B - Burma Provisions

                                                                        CONTENTS
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MODULE E: Conditions Applicable to the Contract

             -      SCHEDULE A (Contract-Specific Conditions, including, but not
                    limited to, Insurance and Bonding Requirements and Contract
                    Term)
             -      Insurance Provisions
             -      Payment Bond (if Payment Security is required)
             -      Performance Bond (if Performance Security is required)

MODULE F: Attachments (As Applicable)

             -      Local Law 35 Certification (for Contracts over $100,000)
             -      Labor Law 220 Prevailing Wage Schedule (if applicable)
             -      Financial Questionnaire and/or Financial Requirements
             -      Supply and Service Employment Report

                    -      Instructions for the Supply and Service Employment
                           Report

                    -      SUPPLY AND SERVICE EMPLOYMENT REPORT (page 1-12, must
                           be provided by the Low Bidder when the Contract is
                           for more than $50,000 and the Low Bidder has more
                           than 50 Employees at all of its facilities) Certain
                           subcontractors, vendors and suppliers must also
                           supply this Report -- see the accompanying
                           Instructions.

                    -      LESS THAN 50 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE (page 13, must be
                           provided when the Low Bidder has fewer than 50
                           Employees) Certain subcontractors, vendors and
                           suppliers must also supply this Report -- see the
                           accompanying Instructions.

             -      VENDEX Package

                    -      A Vendor's Guide to VENDEX

                    -      Business Entity Questionnaire

                    -      Principal Questionnaire

                                  * * * * * * *

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                                    MODULE A:

                             INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

                          SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS

                    BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS (A1)

            STANDARD SUPPLY AND SERVICE INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS (A2)

                                                                        MODULE A
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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
                      BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.   Summary of the Procurement...................................... A1 - 1

2.   Term of the Contract............................................ A1 - 2

3.   Time and Place for the Receipt of Bids.......................... A1 - 3

4.   Pre-Bid Conference.............................................. A1 - 3

5.   Agency Contact Person........................................... A1 - 4
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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
                      BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

                      Bid-Specific Information for Bidders

1.   SUMMARY OF THE PROCUREMENT

     The New York City Department of Sanitation ("NYCDOS") is seeking to award
     one or more contracts to qualified firms ("CONTRACTORS") who shall provide
     all of the labor, materials, equipment, transport, facilities, and
     resources necessary and required to accept, process, transport, and dispose
     of a minimum of 150 tons per day ("TPD") of municipal solid waste ("MSW")
     collected by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives in the borough of
     Brooklyn in the districts located south of Fulton Street bounded by the
     Esplanade to the west and Forman Street to the east, and by special units
     of NYCDOS such as the Auxiliary Field Force and Lot Cleaning unit
     throughout the borough of Brooklyn which are listed in EXHIBIT 1. NYCDOS
     anticipates awarding one or more contracts under this solicitation. This
     MSW is currently delivered to NYCDOS' Marine Transfer Stations ("MTSS")
     located in Brooklyn.

     The qualified Contractors shall:

     -    own, operate, or have an agreement with the owner and the operator to
          use: (a) a putrescible solid waste transfer station ("TRANSFER
          STATION") located within the borough of Brooklyn south of Fulton
          Street; or (b) a solid waste management facility ("SOLID WASTE
          MANAGEMENT FACILITY") located outside of the City of New York (the
          "CITY"), no more than 50 miles from the egress points from the City
          designated in EXHIBIT 2, which will accept MSW collected by NYCDOS or
          its authorized representatives in Brooklyn; and

     -    accept, process, transport, and dispose of the MSW at permitted,
          licensed or otherwise authorized disposal facilities ("DISPOSAL
          FACILITIES") which are located outside of the City which are either
          owned and operated by the bidder, or have an agreement between the
          owner and the operator, and the bidder for use of the Disposal
          Facility.

     Any agreement between the bidder and the owner and the operator of a
     Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility, or Disposal Facility
     shall be for the term of the contract that NYCDOS may award to the
     bidder(s) under this solicitation and any extensions thereof. A Transfer
     Station located within the City shall have all of the permits required by
     the State of New York and the City, and one located outside of the City
     shall have all of the permits, licenses and

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
                      BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

     authorizations ("PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS") required by the state and
     locality within which it is located on or before the date specified by the
     NYCDOS in its notice to the bidder (the "PERMIT DUE DATE").

     A Contractor may own or operate the Transfer Station, the Solid Waste
     Management Facility, a Disposal Facility or an MSW transporter, or it may
     perform one of these functions and subcontract the others. The Contract(s)
     to be awarded will be for a term of three years with an option to extend
     the Contract, at NYCDOS' discretion, for two additional terms of up to one
     year each.

     Besides meeting all of the requirements set forth in the Detailed
     Specifications, each Transfer Station, Solid Waste Management Facility and
     Disposal Facility shall comply with all of the applicable federal, state
     and local laws, rules, and regulations concerning Transfer Stations, Solid
     Waste Management Facilities, and Disposal Facilities. Each transporter of
     MSW shall comply with all of the applicable federal, state and local laws,
     rules and regulations governing the transport of MSW.

     Each bidder may submit more than one bid in response to this solicitation.
     However, the bidder shall only submit one bid for each Transfer Station or
     Solid Waste Management that it designates for the acceptance of MSW in each
     bid submitted in response to this solicitation. NYCDOS will reject as
     non-responsive all bids other than the bid setting forth the lowest Price
     per Ton submitted by a bidder designating the same Transfer Station or
     Solid Waste Management Facility for the acceptance of MSW.

     This solicitation is the fourth step in the phased reduction of the
     disposal of New York City's MSW at the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten
     Island. NYCDOS may issue additional solicitations at later dates as the
     phased closure of the Fresh Kills Landfill proceeds.

2.   TERM OF THE CONTRACT

     The Contract(s) to be awarded will be for a term of three years with an
     option to extend the Contract, at NYCDOS' discretion, for two additional
     terms of up to one year each.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                      BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

3.   TIME AND PLACE FOR THE RECEIPT OF BIDS

     The Department shall receive all sealed bids at the following location on
     or before the date and time set forth below:

               New York City Department of Sanitation
               Contracts Unit
               51 Chambers Street
               Room 806
               New York, New York 10007
               Attention: Contract Supervisor

               Date: FEBRUARY 15, 2000

               Time: BY 10:30 A.M.

4.   PRE-BID CONFERENCE

     The Department will hold a pre-bid conference on the date and time and at
     the location set forth below:

     TIME:            10:00 A.M.

     DATE:            JANUARY 19, 2000

     PLACE:           110 WILLIAMS STREET, 4TH FL., ROOM 4AB
                      NEW YORK, NY 10038

     Bidder attendance at this pre-bid conference is:

            MANDATORY / /        OPTIONAL /X/

     Failure to attend a mandatory pre-bid conference may constitute grounds for
     the rejection of your bid.

     Nothing stated at the pre-bid conference shall change the terms or
     conditions of this Invitation for Bids unless a change is made by written
     amendment as provided in Section 7, below.

     Please notify the Agency Contact of the number of representatives from your
     firm that will attend the conference at least five City working days before
     the date of the pre-bid conference.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                      BID-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS

5.   AGENCY CONTACT PERSON

     Any questions or correspondence relating to this Invitation for Bids must
     be addressed to:

     Name:       Arthur Chigas
     Title:      Bureau Contracting Officer
     Address:    125 Worth Street, New York, NY, 10013
     Telephone:  (212) 788-3730
     Fax:        (212) 788-3906.

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                             INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS
           (STANDARD INFORMATION FOR ALL SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS)

                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.   Information Specific to this Bid Solicitation.............................. A2 - 1
2.   Bid Submission Requirements................................................ A2 - 1
3.   Definitions................................................................ A2 - 1
4.   Invitation For Bids and Contract Documents................................. A2 - 1
5.   Examination of Proposed Contract........................................... A2 - 2
6.   Form of Bid................................................................ A2 - 3
7.   Bidder's Oath.............................................................. A2 - 3
8.   Site Visit................................................................. A2 - 4
9.   Bids Must Be Typewritten or Written Legibly in Ink......................... A2 - 4
10.  Telegraphic or Mailgram Bids............................................... A2 - 4
11.  Irrevocability of Bid...................................................... A2 - 4
12.  Acknowledgment of Amendments............................................... A2 - 4
13.  Bid Samples and Descriptive Literature..................................... A2 - 4
14.  Proprietary Information; Trade Secrets..................................... A2 - 4
15.  Pre-Opening Modification or Withdrawal of Bids............................. A2 - 5
16.  Bid Evaluation and Award................................................... A2 - 5
17.  Late Bids, Late Withdrawals and Late Modifications......................... A2 - 5
18.  Withdrawal of Bids......................................................... A2 - 5
19.  Mistake in Bids............................................................ A2 - 5
20.  Low Tie Bids............................................................... A2 - 6
21.  Rejection of Bids.......................................................... A2 - 7
22.  Right to Appeal Determinations of Non-Responsiveness or Non-Responsibility
     and Right to Protest Solicitations and Award............................... A2 - 8
23.  Affirmative Action and Equal Employment Opportunity........................ A2 - 8
24.  MacBride Principles........................................................ A2 - 8
25.  Burma Provisions........................................................... A2 - 8
26.  VENDEX Questionnaire....................................................... A2 - 8
27.  Complaints about Bid Process............................................... A2 - 8
28.  Bid Security............................................................... A2 - 9
29.  Performance Bond........................................................... A2 - 9
30.  Payment Bond...............................................................A2 - 10
31.  Power of Attorney in Connection with Payment and Performance Bonds.........A2 - 10
32.  Deposits of Money or Specified Obligations in Lieu of Payment and
     Performance Bonds..........................................................A2 - 10
33.  Failure to Execute Contract................................................A2 - 10
34.  Financial Qualifications...................................................A2 - 10
35.  Division of Labor Services.................................................A2 - 11
36.  Applicability of the Procurement Policy Board Rules........................A2 - 11
37.  Techniques for Obtaining Participation by Minority-Owned and/or
     Women-Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE)...................................A2 - 11
38.  Pricing....................................................................A2 - 14
39.  Bid Sheets.................................................................A2 - 14
40.  Computer Equipment and Software............................................A2 - 14
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                           SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACT
                        STANDARD INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS
           (STANDARD INFORMATION FOR ALL SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS)

1.   INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO THIS BID SOLICITATION

     See the Bid-Specific Information for Bidders, attached as part of MODULE A.

2.   BID SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

     2.1   Each bidder must submit the completed bid in a sealed envelope. This
           envelope must indicate:

           (a)  the name of the person, firm or corporation presenting the bid;

           (b)  the bid opening date;

           (c)  the PIN number; and

           (d)  the bid title.

           The bidder must sign and have the bid and all other documents
           requiring signature notarized. Failure to comply with these
           instructions may result in rejection of your bid.

     2.2   For a bid to be deemed responsive, the bidder must complete and
           submit the following forms contained in the Bid Booklet. Failure to
           comply with any of the following bid submission requirements may
           result in rejection of your bid:

           (a)  Bid Form, including the MacBride Principle Provisions Checkoff,
                the Burma Provisions Checkoff, and the Affirmation of Non-Debt
                (Tax Affirmation);

           (b)  Bid Security (if required by SCHEDULE A);

           (c)  VENDER Questionnaires (if required; see Section 26, below); and

           (d)  M/WBE Information/Utilization Plan (if required; see Section 37,
                below).

3.   DEFINITIONS

     The definitions set forth in Chapter 1 of the Rules of the Procurement
     Policy Board of the City of New York (the "PPB RULES") apply to this
     Information for Bidders. All references to "SECTION" in this information
     for Bidders mean a section of the Instructions to Bidders, unless the
     surrounding text clearly indicates otherwise.

4.   INVITATION FOR BIDS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

     4.1   Except for titles, subtitles, headings, running headlines, tables of
           contents and indices (all of which are printed in this Invitation for
           Bids merely for convenience) the following, except for such portions
           as may be specifically excluded, are deemed to be part of the
           Contract and the Bid Documents:

           (a)  the Advertisement and Invitation for Bids.

           (b)  the Bid.

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           (c)  the Agreement.

           (d)  the Budget Director's Certificate.

           (e)  the Specifications.

           (f)  the Contract Drawings (if any).

           (g)  all addenda issued by the Commissioner prior to the receipt of
                bids (if any).

           (h)  all provisions required by law to be inserted in this contract
                whether actually inserted or not.

           (i)  the Notice of Award.

           (j)  Performance and Payment Bonds (if required by SCHEDULE A).

           (k)  the Notice to Commence Work.

     4.2   For particulars as to this procurement, including quantity and
           quality of the purchase, extent of the work or labor to be performed,
           delivery and performance schedule, and any other special
           instructions, prospective bidders are referred to the Scope of Work /
           Detailed Specifications of the Invitation for Bids. A full set of the
           documents composing the Invitation for Bids, including the Scope of
           Work / Detailed Specifications, can be obtained at the following
           location: New York City Department of Sanitation, 51 Chambers Street,
           Room 807, New York, N.Y. 10007, Attn: Contracts Unit (212)
           788-8085/8086.

     4.3   Deposit for Copy of Invitation for Bids Documents

           Prospective bidders may obtain a copy of the Invitation for Bid
           documents by complying with the conditions set forth in the
           Advertisement for Bids. If required, the deposit must be in the form
           of a money order, or a certified check made payable to the order of
           the City of New York, and drawn upon a state or national bank or
           trust company, or of a check of such bank or trust company signed by
           a duly authorized officer.

     4.4   Return of Deposit

           The Department will return such deposit within 30 days after the
           award of the contract or the rejection of all bids as set forth in
           the Advertisement for Bids provided that the Invitation for Bids
           documents are returned to the Department's Contract Clerk in physical
           condition satisfactory to the Agency Chief Contracting Officer.

     4.5   Additional Copies

           Additional copies of the Invitation For Bids documents may be
           obtained, subject to the conditions set forth in the advertisement
           for bids.

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5.   EXAMINATION OF PROPOSED CONTRACT

     5.1   Request for Interpretation or Correction

     Prospective bidders must examine the Contract Documents carefully, and
     before bidding must request the Commissioner in writing for an
     interpretation or correction of every patent ambiguity, inconsistency or
     error in the Contract Documents that should have been discovered by a
     reasonably prudent bidder. The Commissioner's interpretation or correction,
     as well as any additional contract provisions the Commissioner may decide
     to include, will be issued in writing by the Commissioner as an addendum to
     the contract, which will be sent by mail or delivered to each person
     recorded as having received a copy of the contract documents from the
     Contract Clerk, and will also be posted at the place where the contract
     documents are available for the inspection of prospective bidders. Upon
     such mailing or delivery and posting, such addendum becomes a part of the
     contract documents, and binding on all bidders, whether or not actual
     notice of such addendum is shown.

     5.2   Only Agency Chief Contracting Officer's Interpretation or Correction
           Binding

     Only the written interpretation or correction so given by the Agency Chief
     Contracting Officer shall be binding, and prospective bidders are warned
     that no other officer, agent or employee of the City is authorized to give
     information concerning, or to explain or interpret, the contract.

6.   FORM OF BID

     Each bid shall be submitted upon the prescribed form and must contain:

     6.1   the name, residence and place of business of the person or persons
           making the same;

     6.2   the names of all persons interested in the bid, and if no other
           person is so interested, such fact must be distinctly stated;

     6.3   a statement to the effect that it is made without any connection with
           any other person making a bid for the same purpose and that it is in
           all respects fair and without collusion or fraud;

     6.4   a statement that no Councilman or other officer or employee or person
           whose salary is payable in whole or part from the City Treasury is
           directly or indirectly interested in the supplies, materials or
           equipment and work or labor to which it relates, or in any portion of
           the profits that may be made thereof;

     6.5   a statement that the bidder is not in arrears to the City or to any
           agency upon a debt or contract or taxes, and is not a defaulter as
           surety or otherwise upon any obligation to the City or to any City
           agency except as set forth in the bid.

7.   BIDDER'S OATH

     7.1   The bid shall be properly signed by an authorized representative of
           the bidder, and the bid shall be verified by the written oath of the
           authorized representative who signed the bid that the several matters
           stated and information furnished in the bid are in all aspects true.

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     7.2   If the bidder willfully or fraudulently makes a materially false
           statement in connection with the bid, or on any of the forms
           completed and submitted with the bid, the City may terminate any
           contract between the City and the bidder. The bidder may also be
           barred from participating in future City contracts and may be subject
           to criminal prosecution.

8.   SITE VISIT

     Where the solicitation involves performance of services on City facilities,
     all bidders are urged and expected to inspect the site where services are
     to be performed and to satisfy themselves as to all general and local
     conditions that may affect the cost of performance of the Contract. In no
     event will a failure to inspect a site constitute grounds for withdrawal of
     a bid after opening or for a claim after award of the Contract.

9.   BIDS MUST BE TYPEWRITTEN OR WRITTEN LEGIBLY IN INK

     Each bidder shall submit its bid typewritten or written legibly in ink and
     shall sign the bid in ink. The signer shall initial in ink any and all
     erasures or alterations to the bid. Failure to conform with the
     requirements of this Section shall result in rejection of the bid.

10.  TELEGRAPHIC OR MAILGRAM BIDS

     Facsimile, telegraphic or mailgram bids are not allowed in response to this
     solicitation. See the Contract-Specific Information for Bidders for the
     Time and Place for Receipt of Bids.

11.  IRREVOCABILITY OF BID

     The prices set forth in the bid cannot be revoked and shall be effective
     until the award of the contract, unless the bid is withdrawn as provided
     for in Sections 15 and 18, below.

12.  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AMENDMENTS

     The bidder shall acknowledge the receipt of any amendment to the contract
     documents.

13.  BID SAMPLES AND DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE

     The bidder shall not submit bid samples and descriptive literature unless
     expressly requested elsewhere in the contract or contract documents. The
     Department shall not examine or test any unsolicited bid samples or
     descriptive literature that are submitted, nor shall such submissions be
     deemed to vary any of the provisions of this contract.

14.  PROPRIETARY INFORMATION; TRADE SECRETS

     The bidder shall identify those portions of its bid that it deems to be
     confidential, proprietary information or trade secrets and shall provide
     justification as to why the City shall not disclose such material. The
     bidder shall clearly indicate all materials the bidder desires to remain
     confidential by stamping the top and bottom of the pages on which such
     information appears with the word "CONFIDENTIAL." Such materials stamped
     "CONFIDENTIAL" must be easily separable from the non-confidential sections
     of the bid.

     The Department shall review all such materials so indicated and shall
     communicate in writing to the bidder any decision not to honor a request
     for confidentiality. For those

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     bids that are unsuccessful, the Department shall return all such
     confidential materials to the bidder. The Department shall make available
     to the public all prices, makes and model or catalog numbers of the items
     offered, deliveries, and terms of payment after bid opening regardless of
     any designation of confidentiality made by the bidder.

15.  PRE-OPENING MODIFICATION OR WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS

     A bidder may modify or withdraw any bid by providing the Department with
     written notice, which must be received in the office designated in the
     Bid-Specific Information for Bidders before the time and date set for the
     bid opening. A facsimile, telegraphic or mailgram modification or
     withdrawal shall be effective provided that it is received in the manner
     set forth in the PPB Rules.

     If a bid is withdrawn in accordance with this Section, the bid security, if
     any, will be returned to the bidder.

16.  BID EVALUATION AND AWARD

     In accordance with the New York City Charter, the PPB Rules and the terms
     and conditions of this Invitation For Bids, the Department shall award this
     contract, if at all, to the responsible bidder, whose bid meets the
     requirements and evaluation criteria set forth in this Invitation For Bids,
     and whose bid price is either the most favorable bid price or, if this
     Invitation For Bids so states, the most favorable evaluated bid price. A
     bid may not be evaluated for any requirement or criterion that is not
     disclosed in the Invitation For Bids.

     RESTRICTIONS: No negotiations with any bidder shall be allowed to take
     place except under the circumstances and in the manner set forth in Section
     21.3, below. Nothing in this Section shall be deemed to permit a contract
     award to a bidder submitting a higher quality item than that designated in
     the Invitation For Bids if that bid is not also the most favorable bid.

17.  LATE BIDS, LATE WITHDRAWALS AND LATE MODIFICATIONS

     Any bid received at the place designated in the Invitation for Bids after
     the time and date set for the receipt of bids is late and shall not be
     considered. Any request for withdrawal or modification received at the
     place designated in the Invitation for Bids after the time and date set for
     receipt of bids is late and shall not be considered.

     The exception to this provision is that a late modification of a successful
     bid that makes the bid terms more favorable to the City shall be considered
     at any time it is received.

18.  WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS

     Except as provided for in Section 15, above, a bidder may not withdraw its
     bid before the expiration of 45 days after the date of the opening of bids;
     thereafter, a bidder may withdraw its bid only in writing and in advance of
     an actual award. If within 60 days after the execution of the contract, the
     Commissioner fails to fix the date for commencement of work by written
     notice to the bidder, the bidder, at his option, may ask to be relieved of
     his obligation to perform the work called for by written notice to the
     Commissioner. If such notice is given to the Commissioner and the request
     to withdraw is granted, the bidder waives all claims in connection with
     this contract.

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19.  MISTAKE IN BIDS

     19.1  Mistake Discovered Before Bid Opening

     A bidder may correct mistakes discovered before the time and date set for
     bid opening by withdrawing or correcting the bid as provided in Section 15,
     above.

     19.2  Mistakes Discovered Before Award

     In accordance with the PPB Rules, if a bidder alleges a mistake in bid
     after bid opening and before award, the bid may be corrected or withdrawn
     upon written approval of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer and Agency
     Counsel if the following conditions are met:

           (a)  Minor INFORMALITIES. Minor informalities in bids are matters of
                form rather than substance evident from the bid document, or
                insignificant mistakes that can be waived or corrected without
                prejudice to other bidders; that is, the effect on price,
                quantity, quality, delivery, or contractual conditions is
                negligible. The Agency Chief Contracting Officer may waive such
                informalities or allow the bidder to correct them depending on
                which is in the best interest of the City.

           (b)  MISTAKES WHERE INTENDED CORRECT BID IS EVIDENT. If the mistake
                and the intended correct bid are clearly evident on the face of
                the bid document, the bid shall be corrected to the intended
                correct bid and may not be withdrawn. Examples of mistakes that
                may be clearly evident on the face of the bid document are
                typographical errors, errors in extending unit prices,
                transposition errors, and arithmetical errors.

           (c)  MISTAKES WHERE INTENDED CORRECT BID IS NOT EVIDENT. A bidder may
                be permitted to withdraw a low bid if:

                (1)  a mistake is clearly evident on the face of the bid
                     document but the intended correct bid is not similarly
                     evident; or

                (2)  the bidder submits proof of evidentiary value that clearly
                     and convincingly demonstrates that a mistake was made.

     19.3  Mistakes Discovered After Award.

           Mistakes shall not be corrected after award of the contract except
           where the City Chief Procurement Officer subject to the approval of
           Corporation Counsel makes a written determination that it would be
           unconscionable not to allow the mistake to be corrected.

     19.4  Remedy for Mistake.

           Unless otherwise required by law, the sole remedy for a bid mistake
           in accordance with this Section 19 shall be withdrawal of that bid,
           and the return of the bid bond or other security, if any, to the
           bidder. Thereafter, the agency may, in its discretion, award the
           contract to the next lowest bidder or rebid the contract. Any
           amendment to or reformation of a bid or a contract to rectify such an
           error or mistake in the bid or contract is strictly prohibited.

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20.  LOW TIE BIDS

     20.1  When two or more low responsive bids from responsible bidders are
           identical in price, meeting all the requirements and criteria set
           forth in the Invitation For Bids, the Agency Chief Contracting
           Officer will break the tie in the following manner and order of
           priority:

           (a)  Award to a certified New York City small minority or woman-owned
                business entity bidder;

           (b)  Award to a New York City bidder;

           (c)  Award to a certified New York State small, minority or
                woman-owned business bidder;

           (d)  Award to a New York State bidder.

     20.2  If two or more bidders still remain equally eligible after
           application of Section 20.1, above, award shall be made by a drawing
           by lot limited to those bidders. The bidders involved will be invited
           to attend the drawing. A witness shall be present to verify the
           drawing and shall certify the results on the bid tabulation sheet.

21.  REJECTION OF BIDS

     21.1  Rejection of Individual Bids.

           The  Agency Head may reject a bid if:

           (a)  The bidder fails to furnish any of the information required by
                Sections 26 and 34.1;

           (b)  The bidder is determined to be non-responsible pursuant to the
                PPB Rules;

           (c)  The bid is determined to be non-responsive pursuant to the PPB
                Rules; or

           (d)  The bid, in the opinion of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer,
                contains unbalanced bid prices and is thus nonresponsive, unless
                the bidder can show that the prices are not unbalanced for the
                probable required quantity of such items, or if the imbalance is
                corrected pursuant to Section 15.

     21.2  Rejection of All Bids

           The Agency, upon written approval by the Agency Chief Contracting
           Officer, may reject all bids and may elect to resolicit bids if in
           its sole opinion it deems it in the best interest of the City so to
           do.

     21.3  Rejection of All Bids and Negotiation With All Responsible Bidders

           The Agency Head may determine that it is appropriate to cancel the
           Invitation For Bids after bid opening and before award and to
           complete the acquisition by negotiation. This determination shall be
           based on one of the following reasons:

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           (a)  All otherwise acceptable bids received are at unreasonable
                prices, or only one bid is received and the Agency Chief
                Contracting Officer cannot determine the reasonableness of the
                bid price, or no responsive bid has been received from a
                responsible bidder; or

           (b)  In the judgment of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer, the
                bids were not independently arrived at in open competition, or
                were submitted in bad faith. When the Agency Head has determined
                that the Information for Bids is to be canceled and that use of
                negotiation is appropriate to complete the acquisition, the
                Agency Chief Contracting Officer may negotiate and award the
                contract without issuing a new solicitation subject to the
                following conditions:

                (1)  The Agency Chief Contracting Officer has given each
                     responsible bidder that submitted a bid in response to the
                     Invitation for Bids prior notice of the intention to
                     negotiate and a reasonable opportunity to negotiate;

                (2)  The negotiated price is the lowest negotiated price offered
                     by any responsible bidder; and

                (3)  The negotiated price is lower than the lowest rejected bid
                     price of a responsible bidder that submitted a bid in
                     response to the Invitation for Bids.

22.  RIGHT TO APPEAL DETERMINATIONS OF NON-RESPONSIVENESS OR NON-RESPONSIBILITY
     AND RIGHT TO PROTEST SOLICITATIONS AND AWARD.

     The bidder has the right to appeal a determination of non-responsiveness or
     non-responsibility and has the right to protest a solicitation and award,
     pursuant to the PPB Rules.

23.  AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

     This Invitation For Bids is subject to applicable provisions of Federal,
     State, and Local Laws and executive orders requiring affirmative action and
     equal employment opportunity.

24.  MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES

     This Invitation for Bids is subject to the provisions of Title 6, Chapter
     1, Section 6-115.1 of the New York City Administrative Code.

25.  BURMA PROVISIONS

     This Invitation for Bids is subject to the provisions of Title 6, Chapter
     1, Section 6-115 of the New York City Administrative Code.

26.  VENDEX QUESTIONNAIRE

     Pursuant to Administrative Code Section 6-116.2 and the PPB Rules, bidders
     may be obligated to submit completed VENDEX questionnaires with this bid.
     Generally, if this bid is $100,000 or more, or if this bid when added to
     the sum total of all contacts, concessions and franchises the bidder has
     received from the City and any Subcontract

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     received from City contractors over the past twelve months, equals or
     exceeds $100,000, a prospective bidder must complete and submit VENDEX
     questionnaires with this bid. Any questions concerning this requirement
     must be submitted to the Agency Chief Contacting Officer or the Agency
     Contact person for this contract.

27.  COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE BID PROCESS

     The New York City Comptroller is charged with the audit of contracts in New
     York City. Any vendor who believes that there has been unfairness,
     favoritism or impropriety in the bid process should inform the Comptroller,
     Office of Contract Administration, One Centre Street, Room 835, New York,
     New York; telephone number (212) 669-3000.

28.  BID SECURITY

     28.1  If bid security is required in the SCHEDULE A, the Department will
           not receive or consider a bid unless bid security accompanies the
           bid.

     28.2  If a Bid Bond is utilized, the Bid Bond must be in the form set forth
           in these solicitation documents and must be issued by a surety
           company that is authorized to do business in the State of New York.
           The Bid Bond shall insure the City of New York to the extent of not
           less than 10% of the amount of the Bid Contract Price.

     28.3  In lieu of a Bid Bond, a bid security deposit may accompany the bid
           in approximately the sum of 2% of the amount of the Bid Contract
           Price. Such deposit shall consist of a certified check upon a state
           or national bank or trust company or a check of such bank or trust
           company signed by one of its duly authorized officers, drawn to the
           City, which the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with the
           sum so required.

     28.4  A prospective bidder may not enclose the bid security (in whatever
           form) in the envelope containing the bid; rather, the bidder must
           submit the bid deposit separately to the Commissioner's
           representative upon presentation of the bid.

     28.5  The bid security assures the City of New York and the Department of
           the adherence of the bidder to its bid and, if its bid is accepted,
           the execution of the contract in form as attached to these sonication
           documents.

     28.6  Return of Bid Security.

           (a)  Within 10 days after the bid opening, the Comptroller will be
                notified to return the deposits of all but the three lowest
                bidders. Within five days after the award, the Comptroller will
                be notified to return the deposits of the remaining two
                unsuccessful bidders.

           (b)  Within five days after the execution of the Contract and the
                acceptance of the Contractor's bonds, the Comptroller will be
                notified to return the bid security of the successful bidder or,
                if performance and payment bonds are not required, only after
                the sum retained under Article 6 of the Agreement equals the
                amount of the bid security.

           (c)  Where all bids are rejected, the Comptroller will be notified to
                return the deposits of the three lowest bidders at the time of
                rejection.

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29.  PERFORMANCE BOND

     If required in SCHEDULE A (attached as part of MODULE E), the successful
     bidder shall, prior to or at the time of the execution of the contract,
     deliver to the City an executed bond in form prescribed in these
     solicitation documents and having as surety under the Performance Bond such
     surety company or companies as are approved by the Comptroller and are
     acceptable to the Department of Sanitation, in the amount set forth in
     SCHEDULE A to secure the faithful performance and completion of the
     contract.

30.  PAYMENT BOND

     If required in SCHEDULE A (attached as part of MODULE E), the successful
     bidder shall, prior to or at the time of execution of the contract, deliver
     to the City an executed bond in form prescribed in the solicitation
     documents and having as surety thereunder, such surety company or companies
     as are approved by the Comptroller and are acceptable to the Department of
     Sanitation, in the amount said forth in SCHEDULE A, as security for the
     payment for all persons performing Labor or furnishing materials in
     connection with the contract.

31.  POWER OF ATTORNEY IN CONNECTION WITH PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BONDS

     Attorneys in fact who sign performance or payment bonds must file with each
     bond a certified copy of their power of attorney to sign said bond or
     bonds.

32.  DEPOSITS OF MONEY OR SPECIFIED OBLIGATIONS IN LIEU OF PAYMENT AND
     PERFORMANCE BONDS

     32.1  In lieu of a performance or payment bond, the successful bidder may
           deposit with the Comptroller money or an obligation of the City of
           New York, which the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with
           the amount of the bond or bonds required in the Schedule of Bonds and
           Liability Insurance.

     32.2  The Comptroller may sell and use the proceeds of the money or
           obligations specified in Section 32.1 for any purpose for which the
           principal or surety on such bond would be liable under the terms of
           the contract. If money is deposited with the Comptroller, the
           successful bidder shall not be entitled to receive interest on such
           money from the City.

     32.3  Whenever the successful bidder deposits money in lieu of a
           performance or payment bond, the deposit may be in the form of a bank
           check or certified check payable to the New York City Sanitation
           Department in the amount specified in the Schedule of Bonds and
           Insurance.

33.  FAILURE TO EXECUTE CONTRACT

     If the successful bidder fails to execute the contract and to furnish any
     required security and insurance within 10 days after notice of the award of
     the contract, the City will retain the successful bidder's deposit, or so
     much of it as shall be applicable to the amount of the award made, and the
     successful bidder shall be liable for and hereby agrees to pay on demand
     the difference between the price bid and the price for which such contract
     shall be subsequently awarded, including the cost of any required reletting
     and less the amount of such deposit. No plea of mistake in such accepted
     bid shall be available to

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     the bidder for the recovery of the deposit or as a defense to any action
     based upon such accepted bid.

34.  FINANCIAL QUALIFICATIONS

     34.1  The Department may require any bidder or prospective bidder to
           furnish all books of account, records, vouchers, statements or other
           information concerning the bidder's financial status for examination
           as may be required by the Department to ascertain bidder's
           responsibility and capability to perform the contract.

     34.2  If the bidder fails or refuses to supply any of the documents or
           information set forth in Section 34.1 or fails to comply with any of
           the requirements of Section 34.1, the Department may reject the bid.

35.  DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES

     35.1  Who Must File a Complete Employment Report:

           In accordance with Executive Order No. 50 (1980) as modified by
           Executive Order No. 108 (1986), filing a completed Employment Report
           is a requirement of doing business with the City of New York.

           (a)  The bidder has been identified as the lowest bidder for a supply
                or service contract or his proposal for supplies or services has
                been accepted;

           (b)  The contract value exceeds $50,000; and

           (c)  The bidder's firm employs 50 or more people.

           Each successful bidder must file an Employment Report if he meets
           each of the three conditions shown above.

           In addition, subcontractors, suppliers, or vendors performing on the
           contract who meet conditions (b) and (c) above also must file an
           Employment Report.

           The Employment Report is included in the solicitation package. Upon
           request, NYCDOS will send a copy to the low bidder under separate
           cover. The bidder should read the INSTRUCTIONS FOR A SUPPLY AND
           SERVICE CONTRACTOR'S EMPLOYMENT REPORT carefully.

     35.2  Who Must File a "Less Than 50 Employees" Certificate:

           (a)  A successful bidder whose contract value exceeds $50,000 may
                submit only a "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate" when at all
                of its facilities it employs fewer than 50 employees.

           (b)  A subcontractor, vendor or supplier that holds a subcontract
                that exceeds $50,000 may submit only a "Less Than 50 Employees
                Certificate" when at all of its facilities it has fewer than 50
                employees.

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36.  APPLICABILITY OF THE PROCUREMENT POLICY BOARD RULES

     This Invitation for Bids is subject to the PPB Rules, as such rules may be
     amended from time to time. In the event of a conflict between the PPB Rules
     and a provision of this Invitation for Bids, the PPB Rules take precedence.

37.  TECHNIQUES FOR OBTAINING PARTICIPATION BY MINORITY-OWNED AND/OR WOMEN-OWNED
     BUSINESS ENTERPRISES (M/WBE)

     In accordance with Section 3-07 through 3-11 of the Rules of the Department
     of Business Services ("M/WBE RULES"), which prescribe techniques that may
     be used by contracting agencies to attain the goals set forth in their
     approved M/WBE Utilization Plans, the following provision shall apply to
     this procurement. Section numbers in the section headings refer to the
     relevant sections of the M/WBE Rules. Information concerning certified MBEs
     and/or WBEs engaged in businesses relevant to this contract is available by
     contacting:

          New York City Department of Sanitation
          Contracts Unit
          51 Chambers Street, Room 807
          New York, N.Y. 10007
          Attn: Dan Heller
          Contract Supervisor
          (212) 788-7965

     37.1  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) CONTRACT SUBJECT TO M/WBE
           Utilization Requirements - M/WBE Rules Section 3-08

           (a)  This contract is subject to the utilization requirements for
                participation of certified M/WBEs, AS SPECIFIED BELOW. The
                required utilization in this contract is ___% of the contract
                amount for certified MBEs and/or WBEs. If specified below, the
                required utilization for the specific categories of certified
                firms in this contract is as follows: ___% MBEs, and ___% WBEs.
                A prime contractor which is itself a certified firm may not
                count its own participation in the contract toward the
                attainment of a utilization requirement.

           (b)  No later than seven days prior to the deadline for submission of
                bids or proposals, a potential bidder or proposer may request
                the contracting agency to grant a full or partial waiver of the
                MBE and/or WBE utilization requirements established for a
                contract, upon the grounds that the reasonable and necessary
                requirements of the contract render subcontracting or other
                participation of business other than the bidder or proposer
                infeasible, or infeasible at the levels required by the
                utilization requirements established for the contract. Such
                request shall be made in writing to the agency and shall be
                accompanied by supporting documentation. Notice of any such
                waiver will be given to, and will apply to, all bidders.

           (c)  The utilization requirements set forth in Section 37.1(a) may be
                met in one or more of the following ways.

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     STANDARD INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS - NYCDOS SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS

                (1)  A contractor may subcontract work to certified firms, in
                     which case the dollar amount of the work to be paid to the
                     certified firms shall be credited toward the contractor's
                     attainment of the relevant requirement.

                (2)  The contractor may enter into a joint venture agreement
                     with one or more certified firms, in which case the
                     percentage of the total dollar amount of the contract which
                     is proportionate to the percentage of the total profit from
                     the contract to which the certified firms are entitled, as
                     stated in the joint venture agreement, shall be credited
                     toward the contractor's attainment of the relevant
                     requirement.

           (d)  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) The dollar amount paid by a
                contractor to purchase the supplies or services listed below
                from a certified firm shall be credited toward attainment of the
                requirement.

                     Supplies or Services:

                     (to be completed by Agency)

                     ______________________________

                     ______________________________

                     ______________________________

           (e)  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) Bidders must be identify in
                their bids the certified firms that shall be utilized to achieve
                the requirements established above. Accordingly, bidders shall
                submit a contractor utilization plan with their bids indicating:

                (1)  the type of work to be performed by certified MBEs and/or
                     WBEs, and the approximate amounts they are to be paid for
                     such work;

                (2)  the name and employer identification number or social
                     security number of each certified MBE and WBE that will
                     perform such work;

                (3)  verification letters from each such MBE and WBE evidencing
                     that it has agreed to enter into a formal agreement for the
                     work, and indicating the price agreed upon for such work;
                     and

                (4)  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) the time frames when work
                     to be performed by each such MBE and WBE is scheduled to
                     begin and end.

                A bid which does not meet the utilization requirements
                established above shall be rejected as non-responsive.

           (f)  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) Bidders must agree as a
                material condition of the contract that they shall meet the
                utilization requirements established above. Accordingly, the
                apparent low bidder

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     STANDARD INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS - NYCDOS SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS

                shall WITHIN FIVE CALENDAR DAYS AFTER THE BID OPENING submit a
                contractor utilization plan with their bids indicating:

                (1)  the type and dollar value of work designated for
                     participation by certified MBEs and/or WBEs. The plan may
                     identify in the alternative parts of the work that may be
                     used to fulfill the requirements for participation of
                     certified firms;

                (2)  / / (APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) the time frames when work
                     designated for participation by certified MBEs and/or WBEs
                     is scheduled to begin and end; and

                (3)  the manner in which the bidder intends to secure certified
                     MBEs and/or WBEs to perform such work.

                IN THE EVENT THE BIDDER FAILS, WITHIN THE TIME FRAME INDICATED
                ABOVE, TO DESIGNATE PORTIONS OF THE WORK IN WHICH THERE WILL BE
                PARTICIPATION OF CERTIFIED MBES AND/OR WBES SUFFICIENT TO MEET
                THE UTILIZATION REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED ABOVE, SUCH BID SHALL
                BE REJECTED AS NON-RESPONSIVE. If for this or any other reason,
                the apparent low bidder is deemed non-responsive, the next low
                bidder will be required to submit a utilization plan within five
                calendar days after fax notification by the Department confirmed
                by return fax or phone call that it is the apparent low bidder.

                Within 30 days after the award, the contractor shall identify to
                the agency the names and employer identification numbers or
                social security numbers of the certified firms that will be
                participating in the contract, and the amount they are to be
                paid for their work.

     37.2  / / APPLICABLE ONLY IF CHECKED) TARGETED SOLICITATION - M/WBE RULES
           SECTION 3-11.

           This is a targeted solicitation limited to certified prequalified
           MBEs and/or WBEs and qualified joint ventures, as set forth in M/WBE
           Rules Section 3-11 and the PPB Rules.

     37.3  COMPLIANCE REPORTING - M/WBE RULES SECTION 3-15(a)

           All contractors shall identify whether they, and any subcontractors
           they employ. . on this contract, are certified as MBEs and/or WBEs.

38.  PRICING

     Whenever requested by the Department during the time of bidding, the bidder
     shall, submit cost or pricing data to the Department and formally certify
     that, to the best of its knowledge and belief, such cost or pricing data
     submitting is accurate, complete, and current as of a mutually determined
     specified date. If such bidder fails to submit the required data to support
     a price, then the Agency Chief Contracting Officer shall not allow the
     price. The Agency Chief Contracting Officer shall retain such certificate
     in the Department contract file.

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     STANDARD INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS - NYCDOS SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACTS

39.  BID SHEETS - SCHEDULE OF PRICES

     Please use the Bid Sheets (the Schedule of Prices) attached as part of
     MODULE B in this Invitation for Bids for your unit price quotations,
     projected total costs for the term of the contract, and amount quotations,
     as requested on the Bid Sheets.

40.  COMPUTER EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE

     All computer equipment and software provided under this Contract must be
     Year 2000 compliant. See the provisions in the Contract for the details of
     this requirement.

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                                    MODULE B:

                                  BID MATERIALS

                                     THE BID

                          Information about the Bidder

                      Bidder Representation and Warranties

               Schedule of Prices (for Unit Price Contracts only)

                          Bid Sheet and Signature Page

                     Bidder's Affidavit (must be notarized)

                    Affirmation of Non-Debt (Tax Affirmation)

                         Bid Bond Form (when applicable)

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                                                                        MODULE B
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                                     NOTICE

Before bidding, bidders must satisfy themselves by personal examination of the
Plans, Specifications, Agreement and location of the proposed work and by such
other means as they may prefer; as to the nature and extent of the work
required, and they must determine for themselves, and allow for all difficulties
which may be encountered in the prosecution of the work.

       FAILURE TO COMPLETE THE BID IN DETAIL MAY RESULT IN ITS REJECTION.

                THE CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION BID
        FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIAL NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR:

          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                               PIN#: 82700W D00124

Name of Bidder:_________________________________________________________________

Tel #:_____________________________       Fax #:__________________________

Bidder is: CHECK ONE: / / Individual  / / Partnership
                      / / Corporation / / Joint Venture

Tax Payers ID # of Bidder:______________________________________________________

Residence of Bidder [If Individual]:____________________________________________

Place of Business of Bidder:____________________________________________________

Date of Bid:____________________________________________________________________

   (IF BIDDER IS A PARTNERSHIP OR A JOINT VENTURE, FILL IN THE FOLLOWING BLANKS)

NAME OF PARTNERS OR JOINT VENTURERS     RESIDENCE OF PARTNERS OR JOINT VENTURERS

___________________________________     ________________________________________

___________________________________     ________________________________________

___________________________________     ________________________________________

           (IF BIDDER IS A CORPORATION, FILL IN THE FOLLOWING BLANKS)

Organized under the Laws of the State of:_______________________________________

Name and Home Address of President:_____________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Name and Home Address of Secretary:_____________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Name and Home Address of Treasurer:_____________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                      BIDDER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

Each of the above-named bidders hereby certifies, affirms, and declares:

1.   This bidder is of lawful age and the only one interested in this bid; and
     that no person, corporation, or organization other than hereinabove named
     has any interest in this bid or in the contract proposed to be taken.

2.   This bidder and each person signing on this bidder's behalf do hereby
     certify, under penalty of perjury, that to the best of each of such
     person's knowledge and belief:

     -      The prices in this bid has been arrived at independently without
            collusion, consultation, communication, or agreement for the purpose
            of restricting competition, as to any matter relating to such price
            with any other bidder or with any competitor or potential
            competitor; and

     -      Unless otherwise required by law, the prices quoted in this bid have
            not been knowingly disclosed by such person and will not knowingly
            be disclosed by such person prior to bid opening, directly or
            indirectly, to any other bidder or to any competitor; and

     -      Such person has made and will make no attempt to induce any other
            person, corporation, or organization to submit or not to submit a
            bid for the purpose of restricting competition; and

     -      No councilman or other officer or employee or person whose salary is
            payable in whole or in part from the City Treasury is directly or
            indirectly interested in this bid, or in the supplies, materials,
            equipment, work or labor to which it relates, or in any of the
            profits thereof; and

     -      This bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon any debt,
            contract, or taxes and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise,
            upon obligation to the City of New York, and has not been declared
            not responsible, or disqualified, by any agency of the City of New
            York or the State of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending
            relating to the responsibility or qualification of this bidder to
            receive public contracts.

3.   This bidder has inspected the site where the services are to be performed
     and is satisfied as to all general and local conditions that may affect the
     cost of performance of the contract.

4.   This bidder has examined all parts of this Invitation for Bids, including
     but not limited to the Agreement and the terms and conditions thereof, and
     if the bid is accepted as submitted, this bidder shall execute the
     Agreement as set forth herein.

5.   This bidder is duly licensed to do business in each of the City of New York
     and the State of New York and holds or agrees to obtain all necessary
     permits and other authorizations required by law or regulation for the
     performance of the bid contract.

6.   This bidder's attention has been specifically drawn to the equal employment
     provisions of the bid contract and this bidder warrants that it will comply
     with all the terms and provisions prescribed therein.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

7.   This bidder executes this document expressly warranting and representing
     that should this bid be accepted by the City and the contract awarded him,
     he and his subcontractors engaged in the performance:

     -      will comply with the provisions of Section 6-108 of the
            Administrative Code of the City of New York and the
            nondiscrimination provisions of Section 220 and 230 of the New York
            State Labor Law as more expressly and in detail set forth in the
            contract form;

     -      has complied with the provisions of the aforesaid laws since their
            respective effective dates; and

     -      will post notices, to be furnished by the City, setting forth the
            requirements of the aforesaid laws in prominent and conspicuous
            places in each and every plant, factory, building and structure
            where employees engaged in the performance of the contract can
            readily review it, and will continue to keep such notices posted
            until the supplies, materials and equipment, work, labor and
            services required to furnished or rendered by the Contractor have
            been finally accepted by the City.

8.   This bidder has visited and examined the site of the work and has carefully
     examined the site of the work and has examined the contract in the form
     approved by the Corporation Counsel, and will execute the contract and
     perform all its items, covenants and conditions, and will provide furnish
     and deliver all work, material, supplies, tools and appliances for all
     labor and materials necessary or required for the hereinbefore named work,
     all in strict conformity with the contract, in accordance with the schedule
     of prices annexed hereto.

9.   This bidder shall not utilize tropical hardwoods as defined in Section
     167-b of the State Finance Law in the performance of this contract except
     as expressly permitted by the foregoing provisions of law.

10.  This bidder, as an individual, as a member, partner, director, or officer
     of the bidder, if the same be a firm, partnership, or corporation, executes
     this document expressly warranting that he will comply with all provisions
     in the Agreement and in the Scope of Work / Detailed Specifications with
     respect to the provision of records.

11.  The bidder has visited and examined the site of the work, has carefully
     examined the Contract in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, and
     will execute the Contract and performs all its items, covenants, and
     conditions, and will provide, furnish and deliver all the work, materials,
     supplies, tools and appliances for all labor and materials necessary or
     required for the Contract work, all in strict conformity with the Contract
     and in accordance with the following:

     (a)    For Contracts with individual bid items:

            (1)   the UNIT PRICE set forth below for each individual bid item
                  for which a unit price has been requested; and

            (2)   the LUMP SUM BID PRICE set forth below for each individual bid
                  item for which a lump sum price, but no unit price, has been
                  requested;

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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     (b)    For Contracts where a single Lump Sum Amount has been requested
            without individual bid items, the TOTAL BID PRICE FOR ALL CONTRACT
            WORK.

     When the Contract work HAS been broken down into individual bid items, the
     TOTAL BID PRICE FOR ALL CONTRACT WORK is the sum of the Total Bid Amounts
     for the individual bid items and will be used for bid evaluation purposes
     only. It is not a lump sum amount to be paid for performing the Contract
     work.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                          BID SHEET AND SIGNATURE PAGE.

A.   INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE BID SHEET.

     *    The price entered adjacent to the PRICE PER TON shall be the price
          that the Bidder will charge the City for the acceptance and disposal
          of one (1) ton of municipal solid waste ("MSW").

     **   The number of tons entered adjacent to the MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE
          OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY shall be the maximum number of tons
          of MSW that the Bidder will accept from the City on any day for
          disposal at the putrescible solid waste transfer station or solid
          waste management facility designated in its bid at its bid price.

     ***  The bidder shall insert the name of the PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE
          TRANSFER STATION or SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY at which the
          bidder will accept MSW from the City at its bid price.

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      MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY**                             TONS
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      PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION
      OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY***
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B.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the Burma Provisions constitute
     material provisions of this Contract   / / YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

C.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the MacBride Provisions
     constitute material provisions of this Contract
                                            / / YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

Bidder:_________________________________________________________________________

By:
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           (Signature of partner, corporate officer, or individual bidder)

Title: _________________________________________________________________________

FOR CORPORATIONS ONLY:
Attestation:

        (    Corporate    )    ________________________________
        (    Seal         )    Secretary of Corporate Bidder

       The affidavit on the following page must be subscribed and sworn to
                before a Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                                BIDDER AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF ____________________________

                                     ss:

COUNTY OF ___________________________

________________________________________________, being duly sworn, says:

(CHOOSE ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS; CHECK BOX AND COMPLETE)

/ /  Corporation Bidder:

        I am the ________________________________________of the above named
        corporation whose name is subscribed to and which executed the foregoing
        bid. I reside at

        ___________________________________________________________.

        I have knowledge of several matters stated in the bid, and they are in
        all respects true.

/ /  Partnership or Joint Venture (Unincorporated Organization)

        I am a member of ___________________________________________________,
        the partnership or joint venture described in and which executed the
        foregoing bid. I subscribed the name of the partnership or joint venture
        on its behalf, and the several matters stated in the bid are in all
        respects true.

/ /  Individual Bidder:

        I am the person described in and who executed the foregoing bid and the
        several matters stated in the bid are in all respects true.

----------------------------------------------------------------
              (Signature of the person who signed the bid)

PRINT NAME: ___________________________________________

PRINT TITLE: __________________________________________

       Subscribed and sworn to before me this _____ day of ________,_____.

                 -----------------------------------------------
                     Notary Public

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                    AFFIRMATION OF NON-DEBT (TAX AFFIRMATION)

     The undersigned proposer or bidder affirms and declares that said proposer
or bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon debt, contract or taxes
and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon obligation to the City of
New York, and has not been declared not responsible, or disqualified, by any
agency of the City of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending relating to
the responsibility or qualification of the proposer or bidder to receive public
contracts except:

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Full name of Proposer or Bidder ________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________ State ________________ Zip Code ______________

CHECK ONE BOX AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER:

/ /  A - Individual or Sole Proprietorship*

         SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ________________________________________________

/ /  B - Partnership, Joint Venture or other unincorporated organization

           EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ______________________________________

/ /  C - Corporation

           EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ______________________________________

By:
   -----------------------------------
         SIGNATURE

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         Title

     If a corporation place seal here.
     Must be signed by an officer or duly authorized representative.

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     * Under the Federal Privacy Act the furnishing of Social Security Numbers
by bidders on City contracts is voluntary. Failure to provide a Social Security
Number will not result in a bidder's disqualification. Social Security Numbers
will be used to identify bidders, proposers or vendors to ensure their
compliance with laws, to assist the City in enforcement of laws businesses which
seek City contracts.

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                           BID BOND FORM INSTRUCTIONS

1.   Please examine SCHEDULE A of the General Conditions to see if bid security
     if required.

2.   If bid security is required, and the bidder will use a bid bond from a
     surety to fulfill the bid security requirement, the bid bond form on the
     following pages shall be used.

3.   Each executed bid bond shall be accompanied by:

     A.   Appropriate acknowledgment of the respective parties;

     B.   Appropriate duly certified copy of Power of Attorney or other
          representative of Principal or Surety;

     C.   A duly certified extract from By-laws or Resolution of Surety under
          which Power of Attorney or other certificate of authority of its
          agent, officer or representative was issued; and

     D.   A duly certified copy of the latest published financial statement of
          assets and liabilities of Surety.

4.   Affix Acknowledgments and Justification of Sureties.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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                                FORM OF BID BOND

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. that we, ___________________________ hereinafter
referred to as the "PRINCIPAL", and ____________________________________,
hereinafter referred to as the "SURETY" are held and firmly bound to THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, hereinafter referred to as the "CITY", or to its successors and
assigns, in the penal sum of __________________________________________________
($_________________) Dollars, lawful money of the United States, for the
payment of which said sum of money well and truly to be made, we, and each of
us, bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and
assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.

WHEREAS, the Principal is about to submit (or has submitted) to the City the
accompanying proposal, hereby made a part hereof, to enter into a contract in
writing for

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NOW, THEREFORE the conditions of this obligation are such that if the Principal
shall not withdraw said Proposal without the consent of the City for a period of
forty-five (45) days after the opening of bids and, in the event of acceptance
of the Principal's Proposal by the City, if the Principal shall:

A.   Within ten (10) days after notification by the City, execute in triplicate
     and deliver to the City all the executed counterparts of the contract in
     the form set forth in the contract Documents, in accordance with the
     proposal as accepted, and

B.   Furnish a performance bond and separate payment bond, as may be required by
     the City for the faithful performance and proper fulfillment of such
     Contract, which bonds shall be satisfactory in all respects, and

C.   In all respects perform the agreement created by the acceptance of said
     Proposal as provided in the Instructions to Bidders, bound herewith and
     hereby made a part hereof, or if the City shall reject the aforesaid
     Proposal, then this obligation shall be null and void; otherwise to remain
     in full force and effect.

In the event that the Proposal of the Principal shall be accepted and the
Contract be awarded to him the Surety hereunder agrees, subject only to the
payment by the Principal of the premium therefore, if requested by the City, to
write the aforementioned performance and payment bonds in the Contract
Documents.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
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It is expressly understood and agreed that the liability of the Surety for any
and all claims hereunder shall in no event exceed the penal amount of this
obligation as herein stated.

There shall be no liability under this bond if in the event of the acceptance of
the Principal's Proposal by the City, either a performance bond or a payment
bond, or both, shall not be required by the City on or before the 30th day after
the date on which the City signs the Contract.

The Surety, for value received, hereby stipulates and agrees that the
obligations of the Surety and its bond shall in no way be impaired or affected
by any postponements of the date upon which the City will receive or open bids,
or by any extending of the time within which the City may accept the Principal's
Proposal, or by any waiver by the City of any of the requirements of the
Information for Bidders; and the Surety hereby waives notice of any such
postponements, extension, or waivers.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Principal and the Surety have hereunto set their hands
and seals and such of them as are corporations have caused their corporate seals
to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed by their proper officers
the __________________ day of __________________, ______

(Seal)                                                                    (L.S.)
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                                    PRINCIPAL

       By:
           --------------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
           --------------------------------------------------------------
                                     SURETY

       By:
           --------------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
           --------------------------------------------------------------
                                     SURETY

       By:
           --------------------------------------------------------------

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                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL IF A CORPORATION

State of ________________)
                                  ss:
County of ________________)

     On this ___ day of ____________, ______, before me personally came
_______________________________, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did
depose and say that he resides at _____________________________________ that he
is the _____________________ of _________________________________, the
corporation described as such in and which executed the foregoing instrument;
that he knows the seal of said corporation; that one of the seals affixed to
said instrument is such seal; that it was so affixed by order of the directors
of said corporation, and that he signed his name thereto by like order.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me this _______ day of ______, ______

          --------------------------
          Notary Public

         ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL IF A PARTNERSHIP OR A JOINT VENTURE

State of ________________)
                                  ss:
County of ________________)

     On this ____ day of ____________, ______, before me personally appeared
_______________________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the
members of the partnership or joint venture _________________________________
described as such in and who executed the foregoing instrument and he
acknowledged to me that he executed the same as and for the act and deed of said
partnership or joint venture.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me this _______ day of ______, ______

          --------------------------
          Notary Public

                ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL IF AN INDIVIDUAL

State of ________________)
                                  ss:
County of ________________)

     On this ___ day of ____________, ______, before me personally appeared
_______________________________ to me known and known to me to be the person
described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged that
he executed the same.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me this _______ day of ______, ______

          --------------------------
          Notary Public

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                                    MODULE C:

                 THE CONTRACT FOR THE EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID
                       WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                           DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS(1)

'NOTE: In the event of a conflict between the Supply and Service Agreement
       (Module D), and Module C: Detailed Specifications, the terms and
       conditions of the Detailed Specifications shall govern.

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                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
                             DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

                       I. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT, AND
             THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION'S OPERATIONS

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1.1    Introduction.............................................................  C - 1
1.2    Definitions..............................................................  C - 2

                             II. DETAILS FOR BIDDERS

2.1    Bidder Qualifications and Experience.....................................  C - 8
       2.1.1   Operating Authorizations.........................................  C - 8
       2.1.2   Bidder's Experience..............................................  C - 8
       2.1.3   Fitness and Integrity............................................  C - 9
2.2    Contract Term............................................................  C - 9
2.3    Contract Award...........................................................  C - 9
       2.3.1   Appropriation of Funds...........................................  C - 9
       2.3.2   Annual Adjustment to a Contract..................................  C - 9
       2.3.3   Least Total Cost.................................................  C - 9
       2.3.4   Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management
               Facility Capacity................................................  C - 10
       2.3.5   Disposal Facility Capacity.......................................  C - 10
       2.3.6   Environmental Review.............................................  C - 10
       2.3.7   Multiple Awards..................................................  C - 10

                       Ill. DESCRIPTION OF MSW PROCESSING

3.1    General Description......................................................  C - 11
3.2    Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management Facility Operations..........  C - 11
       3.2.1   Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management
               Facility Requirements............................................  C - 11
       3.2.3   Loads To Be Processed Per Hour...................................  C - 12
       3.2.4   MSW Quantities Delivered to Transfer Stations and
               Solid Waste Management Facilities................................  C - 13
       3.2.5   Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management
               Facility Testing Period..........................................  C - 14
       3.2.6   Title to MSW.....................................................  C - 15
       3.2.7   Queuing, Delay, and Rejection of Loads...........................  C - 15
       3.2.8   Inadvertent Delivery of Recyclables..............................  C - 15
       3.2.9   Voided Loads.....................................................  C - 16
       3.2.10  Load Inspection..................................................  C - 16
       3.2.11  Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management
               Facility Safety Requirements.....................................  C - 16
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       3.2.12  Observed Transfer Station and Solid Waste
               Management Facility Deficiencies.................................  C - 17
       3.2.13  Closure of a Transfer Station or Solid Waste
               Management Facility..............................................  C - 17
3.3    Weigh Scales and the Weighing of MSW at a Transfer Station...............  C - 17
       3.3.1   Weigh Scales and the Weighing of MSW.............................  C - 17
       3.3.2   Weigh Scale Data.................................................  C - 18
       3.3.3   Certification of Weigh Scales....................................  C - 18
       3.3.4   Weigh Scale Observation and Testing..............................  C - 19
       3.3.5   Weigh Scale or Weigh Scale Computer Malfunction..................  C - 19
       3.3.6   Delivery Receipts................................................  C - 20
3.4    Disposal Facility Operations.............................................  C - 21
       3.4.1   Disposal of MSW..................................................  C - 21
       3.4.2   Disposal Facility Requirements...................................  C - 21
       3.4.3   Disposal Facility Capacity.......................................  C - 22
3.5    Transporting MSW to a Disposal Facility..................................  C - 22
       3.5.1   Transport Generally..............................................  C - 22
       3.5.2   Storage Time.....................................................  C - 23
       3.5.3   Sanitation.......................................................  C - 23
       3.5.4   Transport by Barge...............................................  C - 23
       3.5.5   Transport by Rail................................................  C - 23
       3.5.6   Transport by Truck...............................................  C - 23
       3.5.7   Safety...........................................................  C - 24
       3.5.8   Inspection and Enclosure of Barges, Containers, Rail Cars,
               Trucks, and Other Equipment......................................  C - 24
       3.5.9   MSW Spills.......................................................  C - 25
3.6    General Operations Requirements..........................................  C - 25
       3.6.1   Local Agent......................................................  C - 25
       3.6.2   Local Office.....................................................  C - 25
       3.6.3   Record Keeping and Reporting.....................................  C - 25
       3.6.4   Access to Information............................................  C - 25
       3.6.5   Backup Equipment.................................................  C - 25
       3.6.6   The Contractor's Responsibility for the Acts of Others...........  C - 26
       3.6.7   Provision Required in Subcontracts...............................  C - 26

                      IV. ITEMS TO BE SUBMITTED BY BIDDERS

4.1    The Bid Package..........................................................  C - 27
       4.1.1   Bid Sheet........................................................  C - 27
       4.1.2   Tax Affirmation..................................................  C - 27
       4.1.3   Bid Security.....................................................  C - 27
       4.1.4   Supply and Service Employment Report.............................  C - 27
       4.1.5   Experience Questionnaires........................................  C - 27
       4.1.6   VENDEX Questionnaires............................................  C - 27
4.2    Bid Support Materials....................................................  C - 27
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       4.2.1   Chart............................................................  C - 28
       4.2.2   Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
               Facility Throughput Chart........................................  C - 28
       4.2.3   Disposal Facility Throughput Chart...............................  C - 28
       4.2.4   Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
               Facility and Disposal Facility Capacity .........................  C - 29
       4.2.5   Descriptive Materials............................................  C - 29
       4.2.6   A Preliminary Operations Plan....................................  C - 29
       4.2.7   Due Date for Permits and Authorizations Which
               Were Pending on the Bid Opening Date.............................  C - 32
4.3    Items to be Submitted after Receipt of Notice of Award...................  C - 32
       4.3.1   Insurance and Bonds..............................................  C - 32
       4.3.2   Final Operations Plan............................................  C - 32
4.4    Changes After Contract Award.............................................  C - 32
       4.4.1   Changes in the Disposal Facility, Transporters
               Modes of Transporting MSW, or Subcontractors.....................  C - 32
       4.4.2   Revised Final Operations Plan....................................  C - 32
       4.4.3   Changes In Ownership.............................................  C - 32
       4.4.4   Modifications of Permits and Authorizations......................  C - 32

                             V. PAYMENT INFORMATION

5.1    Basis for Payment........................................................  C - 36
       5.1.1   Basis for Payment................................................  C - 36
       5.1.2   Invoicing........................................................  C - 37
       5.1.3   Monthly Reporting Requirements...................................  C - 37
       5.1.4   Annual Reporting Requirements....................................  C - 37
5.2    Liquidated Damages.......................................................  C - 37
       5.2.1   Liquidated Damages...............................................  C - 37
       5.2.2   Liquidated Damages Not a Penalty.................................  C - 38
       5.2.3   Payment of Liquidated Damages....................................  C - 38
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                                  EXHIBIT LIST

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EXHIBIT 1:     Brooklyn District Boundaries

EXHIBIT 2:     Maps Showing a Radius of 50 Miles From the Egress Points Designated
               by the City of New York

EXHIBIT 3:     NYCDOS' Transportation Model

EXHIBIT 4:     NYCDOS' Collection Vehicle Dimensions

EXHIBIT 5:     List of NYCDOS' Marine Transfer Stations

EXHIBIT 6:     Tables and Charts Showing the Variations In Tonnage at Each Marine
               Transfer Station During Fiscal Year 1999

EXHIBIT 7:     Tables and Charts Showing the Variations In Tonnage at Each Private
               Putrescible Solid Waste Transfer Station During Fiscal Year 1999

EXHIBIT 8:     Delivery Data

EXHIBIT 9:     Delivery Receipt

EXHIBIT 10:    Contractor's Invoice
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                             DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS

                       I. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT, AND
             THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION'S OPERATIONS

1.1     INTRODUCTION

     The New York City Department of Sanitation ("NYCDOS") is seeking to award
     one or more contracts to qualified firms ("CONTRACTORS") who shall provide
     all of the labor, materials, equipment, transport, facilities, and
     resources necessary and required to accept, process, transport, and dispose
     of a minimum of 150 tons per day ("TPD") of municipal solid waste ("MSW")
     collected by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives in the borough of
     Brooklyn in the districts located south of Fulton Street bounded by the
     Esplanade to the west and Forman Street to the east, and by special units
     of NYCDOS such as the Auxiliary Field Force and Lot Cleaning unit
     throughout the borough of Brooklyn which are listed in EXHIBIT 1. NYCDOS
     anticipates awarding one or more contracts under this solicitation. This
     MSW is currently delivered to NYCDOS' Marine Transfer Stations ("MTSS")
     located in Brooklyn.

     The qualified Contractors shall:

     -      own, operate, or have an agreement with the owner and the operator
            to use: (a) a putrescible solid waste transfer station ("TRANSFER
            STATION") located within the borough of Brooklyn south of Fulton
            Street; or (b) a solid waste management facility ("SOLID WASTE
            MANAGEMENT FACILITY") located outside of the City of New York (the
            "CITY"), no more than 50 miles from the egress points from the City
            designated in EXHIBIT 2, which will accept MSW collected by NYCDOS
            or its authorized representatives in Brooklyn; and

     -      accept, process, transport, and dispose of the MSW at permitted,
            licensed or otherwise authorized disposal facilities ("DISPOSAL
            FACILITIES") which are located outside of the City which are either
            owned and operated by the bidder, or have an agreement between the
            owner and the operator, and the bidder for use of the Disposal
            Facility.

     Any agreement between the bidder and the owner and the operator of a
     Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility, or Disposal Facility
     shall be for the term of the contract that NYCDOS may award to the
     bidder(s) under this solicitation and any extensions thereof. A Transfer
     Station located within the City shall have all of the permits required by
     the State of New York and the City, and one located outside of the City
     shall have all of the permits, licenses and authorizations ("PERMITS AND
     AUTHORIZATIONS") required by the state and locality within which it is
     located on or before the date specified by the NYCDOS in its notice to the
     bidder (the "PERMIT DUE DATE").

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     A Contractor may own or operate the Transfer Station, the Solid Waste
     Management Facility, a Disposal Facility or an MSW transporter, or it may
     perform one of these functions and subcontract the others. The Contract(s)
     to be awarded will be for a term of three years with an option to extend
     the Contract, at NYCDOS' discretion, for two additional terms of up to one
     year each.

     Besides meeting all of the requirements set forth in the Detailed
     Specifications, each Transfer Station, Solid Waste Management Facility and
     Disposal Facility shall comply with all of the applicable federal, state
     and local laws, rules, and regulations concerning Transfer Stations, Solid
     Waste Management Facilities, and Disposal Facilities. Each transporter of
     MSW shall comply with all of the applicable federal, state and local laws,
     rules and regulations governing the transport of MSW.

     Each bidder may submit more than one bid in response to this solicitation.
     However, the bidder shall only submit one bid for each Transfer Station or
     Solid Waste Management that it designates for the acceptance of MSW in each
     bid submitted in response to this solicitation. NYCDOS will reject as
     non-responsive all bids other than the bid setting forth the lowest Price
     per Ton submitted by a bidder designating the same Transfer Station or
     Solid Waste Management Facility for the acceptance of MSW.

     This solicitation is the fourth step in the phased reduction of the
     disposal of New York City's MSW at the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten
     Island. NYCDOS may issue additional solicitations at later dates as the
     phased closure of the Fresh Kills Landfill proceeds.

1.2  DEFINITIONS

     When used in the Detailed Specifications the capitalized terms set forth
     hereinafter shall have the following meaning:

     1.2.1    CITY shall mean the City of New York.

     1.2.2    CITY HOLIDAY shall mean New Year's Day; Lincoln's Birthday;
              President's Day; Memorial Day; Independence Day; Labor Day;
              Columbus Day; Election Day; Veteran's Day; Thanksgiving Day; and
              Christmas Day. Whenever two City Holidays occur during the same
              week, NYCDOS may, at its discretion, engage in collection
              operations on the day of the second City Holiday (e.g., when
              Election Day and Veteran's Day occur during the same week, NYCDOS
              may engage in collection operations on Veteran's Day).

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     1.2.3    CEQR shall mean the City of New York Environmental Quality Review
              as amended.

     1.2.4    COLLECTION VEHICLE shall mean a vehicle used by NYCDOS or its
              authorized representatives to collect MSW.

     1.2.5    CONTAINER shall mean a container in which MSW will be transported
              by barge, rail car, or truck from a Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility to a Disposal Facility.

     1.2.6    CONTRACT shall mean the contract awarded by NYCDOS to the
              Contractor pursuant to this Invitation for Bids.

     1.2.7    CONTRACTOR shall mean the qualified responsive and responsible
              bidder to which the Contract is awarded.

     1.2.8    DELIVERY INFORMATION shall mean all of the information about a
              delivery of MSW to a Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility required to be included on a Delivery Receipt.

     1.2.9    DELIVERY RECEIPT shall mean NYCDOS Forms DS66 and DS66A, the
              documents on which all of the information about the delivery of a
              load of MSW by a Collection Vehicle to a Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility is recorded.

     1.2.10   DISPOSAL FACILITY shall mean a facility to which the bidder
              transports the putrescible solid waste received at a Transfer
              Station or Solid Waste Management Facility for final disposal.

     1.2.11   EXHIBIT shall mean an exhibit to the Detailed Specifications

     1.2.12   FISCAL YEAR shall mean the time period from July 1st through June
              30th of the following year; for example, Fiscal Year 2000 covers
              the time period from July 1st 1999 through June 30th 2000.

     1.2.13   HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT shall mean an agreement between the owner
              and operator of a Disposal Facility and a state or locality
              authorizing the Disposal Facility to operate and accept MSW
              regardless of origin.

     1.2.14   LETTER OF INTENT shall mean a letter from the owner and the
              operator of a Transfer Station, a Solid Waste Management Facility,
              a Disposal Facility, or a transporter to the bidder expressing
              both the owner's and the operator's commitment to the bidder with
              respect to the handling of MSW which shall:

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              a.  Expressly state that the owner and operator will accept MSW,
                  or transport it from the City;

              b.  Include all of the conditions and restrictions which may be
                  imposed upon the acceptance or transport of MSW from the City
                  either by the owner and the operator, or by any regulatory
                  agency or authority which has jurisdiction over the Transfer
                  Station, Solid Waste Management Facility, Disposal Facility,
                  or the transporter;

              c.  State the daily tonnage of MSW that the owner and the operator
                  anticipate accepting during the term of the Contract and any
                  extensions thereof;

d.   Identify all of the regulatory agencies and authorities to which the
     Transfer Station, Solid Waste Management Facility, Disposal Facility, or
     the transporter is subject; and

e.   Identify the specific language in its Permits and Authorizations and, if
     applicable, Host Community Agreement which authorizes the owner and the
     operator to accept MSW from the City.

     1.2.15   MSW shall mean municipal solid waste.

     1.2.16   MTS shall mean a Marine Transfer Station owned and operated by
              NYCDOS.

     1.2.17   NYCDOS shall mean the New York City Department of Sanitation

     1.2.18   OPERATIONS PLAN shall mean a plan which describes in detail how
              the bidder will manage each shipment of MSW.

     1.2.19   ORDER TO COMMENCE WORK shall mean the document that NYCDOS sends
              to a Contractor directing it to commence work under the Contract.

     1.2.20   PERMIT DUE DATE shall mean the date by which the Transfer Station
              or Solid Waste Management Facility shall receive and submit to
              NYCDOS any Permits and Authorizations for which applications were
              pending upon the date of the bid opening.

     1.2.21   PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS shall mean all of the permits, licenses
              and other authorizations required from any federal, state or local
              government, agency or authority as a condition for the operation
              of a

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              Transfer Station, Solid Waste Management Facility or Disposal
              Facility, or for the transport of MSW.

     1.2.22   PPB shall mean the New York City Procurement Policy Board.

     1.2.23   PRICE PER TON shall mean the amount that NYCDOS will pay the
              Contractor for the acceptance, processing, transport, and disposal
              of each ton of MSW delivered by a Collection Vehicle to the
              Contractor's Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility.

     1.2.24   RECYCLABLES shall mean certain recyclable materials including but
              not limited to paper, corrugated cardboard, metal, glass and
              plastic containers that are designated for collection by the
              NYCDOS under a separate program pursuant to the provisions of the
              New York City Administrative Code as amended.

     1.2.25   SECTION shall mean a section of the Detailed Specifications,
              unless the context in which the term "Section" is used clearly
              identifies a different document.

     1.2.26   SEQR shall mean the State of New York Environmental Quality Review
              Act as amended.

     1.2.27   SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY shall mean a solid waste
              management facility located outside of the City of New York, no
              more than 50 miles from the egress points from the City designated
              in EXHIBIT 2, at which putrescible solid waste is received either
              for the purpose of subsequent transfer to another location for
              final disposal, or for final disposal. A Solid Waste Management
              Facility which accepts MSW for final disposal shall not transfer
              the MSW to another location for final disposal in the absence of
              an Act of God.

     1.2.28   TPD shall mean tons per day.

     1.2.29   TRANSFER STATION shall mean a solid waste management facility at
              which putrescible solid waste is received for the purpose of
              subsequent transfer to another location for final disposal.

     1.2.30   TRANSPORTATION MODEL shall mean NYCDOS' transportation cost model,
              a summary of which is attached to the Detailed Specifications as
              EXHIBIT 3.

     1.2.31   USEPA shall mean the United States Environmental Protection
              Agency.

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     1.2.32   WEIGH SCALE shall mean a scale located at a Transfer Station, or a
              Solid Waste Management Facility.

     1.2.33   WEIGH SCALE COMPUTER shall mean a computer that obtains weight
              readings directly from a Weigh Scale, and is linked electronically
              to both the Weigh Scale and the NYCDOS' mainframe computer.

     1.2.34   WEIGH SCALE MALFUNCTION shall mean that a Weigh Scale or a Weigh
              Scale Computer does not operate in accordance with its
              specifications, or otherwise fails to operate in accordance with
              the requirements of this Contract.

1.3  DESCRIPTION OF NYCDOS OPERATIONS. The following information is for
     illustrative purposes only. The actual deliveries of MSW to a Transfer
     Station or Solid Waste Management Facility may vary from these quantities
     and frequencies.

     1.3.1    CITYWIDE OPERATIONS. NYCDOS collects refuse from residences, other
              City Agencies, and certain not-for-profit institutional facilities
              throughout the City, which, for administrative purposes, NYCDOS
              subdivides into 59 districts. Eighteen of these districts are in
              the borough of Brooklyn, and 14 are in the borough of Queens.
              During Fiscal Year 1999 NYCDOS collected from the 18 Brooklyn
              districts approximately 3,800 TPD.

              Cleaning and collection operations generally occur on an eight
              hour day, two worker shift. The operation takes place six days per
              week, two or three times per collection site, depending upon the
              location. For each shift, there are one or more loads of MSW per
              vehicle. Generally, NYCDOS does not engage in cleaning and
              collection operations on Sundays and City Holidays. From the
              second Monday in April until the conclusion of the second Saturday
              in November, this shift begins at 6 a.m. During the rest of the
              year this shift begins at 7 a.m.; at that time NYCDOS spreads
              collection operations over three eight hour shifts in order to
              maintain personnel coverage around the clock in the event of an
              Act of God such as a hurricane or snow emergency which causes it
              to abandon its collection operations.

              NYCDOS or its authorized representatives collect this MSW in four
              types of vehicles: packer trucks, front-loading collection trucks,
              hoist-fitted chassis vehicles, and roll-on, roll-off container
              vehicles. Packer trucks are rear-loading having one or more
              compartments which are primarily used for waste collected from
              garbage cans and bags placed at curbside. Front-loading collection
              trucks have mechanical arms to lift and unload bins into the top
              of the vehicle, and hoist-filled chassis vehicles have a hoist and
              unloading mechanism mounted on the

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              frame for the unloading of the bins. Roll-on, roll-off container
              vehicles carry 10 to 40 cubic yard containers that are dumped
              mechanically. During Fiscal Year 1999 the Department had a total
              of approximately 1,700 Collection Vehicles dedicated to collection
              operations (exclusive of the Department's recycling operations). A
              chart that provides the dimensions of NYCDOS' Collection Vehicles
              is attached as EXHIBIT 4. Each Collection Vehicle delivers its
              load to one of NYCDOS' seven MTSs located Citywide, NYCDOS'
              truckfill located on Staten Island at the Fresh Kills Landfill, to
              one of two privately owned putrescible solid waste transfer
              stations in Brooklyn, or to a privately owned putrescible solid
              waste transfer station in Bronx, New York. Currently,
              approximately 60% of the daily loads are dumped during the eight
              hour collection shift, and 40% of the loads are relayed to the
              dumping location by a single Sanitation Worker on a subsequent
              shift. The factors determining whether a load is dumped on a shift
              include the distance from the route to the dump location, and the
              time available to dump a truck on shift.

     1.3.2    BROOKLYN OPERATIONS. NYCDOS and its authorized representatives
              currently deliver part of the remaining 1,600 tons of MSW
              collected in the borough of Brooklyn in the districts 'located
              south of Fulton Street bounded by the Esplanade to the west and
              Forman Street to the east to three MTS facilities (i.e.,
              Southwest, Hamilton Avenue and Greenpoint in Brooklyn).
              Approximately, 2,300 TPD of MSW collected by NYCDOS and, its
              authorized representatives in the borough of Brooklyn is delivered
              to one of two private putrescible solid waste transfer stations
              under the terms of the Contract to Export Municipal Solid Waste
              From the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. The Contract has a term
              of three years from the Order to Commence Work with two options to
              extend the term thereof for a period of one year at NYCDOS'
              discretion. Work pursuant to the Contract commenced at each
              private putrescible solid waste transfer station on a separate
              date, i.e., on October 26th 1998 and November 2nd 1998; the
              Contract is scheduled to terminate on October 25th 2001, and
              November 1st 2001, respectively, if NYCDOS does not exercise its
              option to extend the Contract. Attached as EXHIBIT 5 is a list of
              the MTS facilities including their addresses. Attached as EXHIBIT
              6 are tables and charts showing the variations in tonnage in
              Department collected MSW delivered to each MTS during Fiscal Year
              1999. At present, the Greenpoint MTS is open to receive deliveries
              of MSW during three shifts, i.e., 24 hours a day, Monday through
              Saturdays; the Southwest MTS is open to receive deliveries of MSW
              during two shifts, i.e., from 8 a.m. through 12 midnight, Monday
              through Saturdays; and the Hamilton Avenue MTS is open to receive
              deliveries of MSW during one shift, i.e., from 8 a.m. through 4
              p.m., Monday through Saturdays. All of the MTSs are closed on
              Sundays, and on City Holidays observed by NYCDOS. Each MTS is a
              fully enclosed, two level steel frame and

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              composite slab structure specifically designed to facilitate the
              direct transfer of MSW from Collection Vehicles into open hopper
              barges. The MSW collected at each MTS is delivered by NYCDOS to
              the Fresh Kill Landfill in Staten Island, via netted open hopper
              barge. Attached as EXHIBIT 7 are tables and charts showing the
              variations in tonnage in Department collected MSW delivered to the
              two private putrescible solid waste transfer stations during
              Fiscal Year 1999. At present, the private putrescible solid waste
              transfer stations are open to receive deliveries of MSW during
              three shifts; i.e., 24 hours a day, Mondays through Saturdays. MSW
              is generally not delivered on Sundays, and on City Holidays
              observed by NYCDOS.

                             II. DETAILS FOR BIDDERS

2.1  BIDDER QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.

     2.1.1    OPERATING AUTHORIZATIONS.

              2.1.1.1  As of the bid opening date, the Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility shall either have received all
                       of the Permits and Authorizations required to accept MSW
                       collected by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives,
                       or have submitted applications for those Permits and
                       Authorizations. All of the Permits and Authorizations for
                       which applications were pending on the bid opening date
                       shall be obtained by the Permit Due Date.

              2.1.1.2  Disposal Facilities shall have all of the Permits and
                       Authorizations, and a Host Community Agreement, if such
                       an agreement is required, or such other authorizations as
                       may be required to accept MSW from the City as of the bid
                       opening date.

              2.1.1.3  The bidder shall obtain all of the Permits and
                       Authorizations required for the modes of transport for
                       the MSW by NYCDOS' Order to Commence Work.

     2.1.2    BIDDER'S EXPERIENCE. At a minimum, each bidder, or a principal of
              the bidder shall have three years of experience in the acceptance,
              processing, transportation, or disposal of MSW. The bidder, a
              principal of the bidder, or a subcontractor shall also have not
              less than three years of experience in the mode of transportation
              (i.e., barge, rail, or truck) which the bidder plans to use for
              transporting MSW to Disposal Facilities. As used in this Section,
              the term "principal of the bidder" shall mean a person who owns
              10% or more of the stock of the bidder, or

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              who serves as an officer of the bidder with an agreement of
              employment that has a period of duration of at least one year from
              the date of the bid opening; if the bidder is a joint venture or
              partnership, then the experience of the joint venture or
              partnership may be determined by ascertaining whether either of
              the constituent entities or a partner satisfies this requirement,
              or if any principal of such constituent entities satisfies this
              requirement.

     2.1.3    FITNESS AND INTEGRITY. Each bidder, each subcontractor, and all of
              their affiliates shall meet all of the standards with respect to
              responsibility, fitness and integrity set forth in the PPB Rules,
              and those which may be established by the New York City Trade
              Waste Commission and the New York City Department of
              Investigation.

2.2  CONTRACT TERM. All Contracts awarded pursuant to this solicitation shall be
     for a term of three years commencing on the date set forth in NYCDOS' Order
     to Commence Work, at its sole option and discretion, may extend a Contract
     for two additional terms of up to one year each. All of the terms and
     conditions of the Contract shall apply throughout any and all extensions.
     If NYCDOS decides to exercise its option to extend the Contract, NYCDOS
     will notify each Contractor of its decision not less than 30 days prior to
     the expiration date of the Contract.

2.3  CONTRACT AWARD.

     2.3.1    APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS. If funds are not appropriated, or
              otherwise made available to support the continuation of services
              under this Contract in any fiscal period after the initial fiscal
              period, NYCDOS will either terminate the Contract, or continue it
              at a reduced funding level, and level of services. Such action
              will not affect the rights of NYCDOS, the City, or the Contractor
              under any termination clause in the Contract.

     2.3.2    ANNUAL ADJUSTMENT TO A CONTRACT. On the first anniversary of
              NYCDOS' Order to Commence Work, NYCDOS will increase the Price per
              Ton by 2%. On each subsequent anniversary, NYCDOS will increase
              the Price per Ton by 2% not compounded.

     2.3.3    LEAST TOTAL COST. To ensure that NYCDOS chooses the responsive and
              responsible bidder or bidders who offer the services sought
              through this solicitation at the least cost to the City, for
              allocation purposes NYCDOS will adjust the prices of all bids by
              NYCDOS' cost of transporting the MSW to the Transfer Station or
              Solid Waste Management Facility as determined by NYCDOS'
              Transportation Model which is described in EXHIBIT 3. The
              Transportation Model takes into account factors such as the
              distance a Collection Vehicle will travel to the Transfer Station
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              MSW, personnel costs, Collection Vehicle operating costs, the
              weight of MSW per Collection Vehicle, relay requirements, and
              tolls.

     2.3.4    TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY CAPACITY.
              NYCDOS reserves the right to inspect each Transfer Station and
              Solid Waste Management Facility to verify that the Transfer
              Station or Solid Waste Management Facility is able to accept,
              process, transport, and dispose of the tonnage of MSW bid. NYCDOS
              may award a bidder a Contract only for the tonnage that NYCDOS
              reasonably believes that the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility is able to manage, even if that tonnage is
              less than the amount bid by the bidder.

     2.3.5    DISPOSAL FACILITY CAPACITY. NYCDOS reserves the right to inspect
              each Disposal Facility to verify that each facility is able to
              accept, process, and dispose of the tonnage of MSW that the
              Disposal Facility is designated to receive by the bidder in its
              bid. NYCDOS may award a bidder a Contract only for the tonnage
              that NYCDOS reasonably believes that the Disposal Facilities
              designated in the bid are able to manage, even if that tonnage is
              less than the amount bid by the bidder.

     2.3.6    ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW. In accordance with the CEQR and SEQRA
              process (if applicable), NYCDOS will conduct an environmental
              review of the transport of MSW to and from the Transfer Stations
              and Solid Waste Management Facilities that the apparent responsive
              and responsible low bidder(s) have identified in its (their)
              bid(s). The purpose of this review is to determine whether the
              acceptance of MSW by the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility may have a potentially significant adverse
              impact on the environment. If an environmental review finds that
              an award of the tonnage bid by any bidder may have an adverse
              environmental impact, NYCOOS, in its sole discretion, reserves the
              right to reduce the tonnage that will be awarded to the bidder in
              order to avoid or mitigate such adverse impact on the environment.

     2.3.7    MULTIPLE AWARDS. An award to more than one bidder may be necessary
              to obtain the total capacity of the required services. The lowest
              cost responsive and responsible bidder shall be the bidder whose
              bid price, after the adjustments described in Sections 2.3.3
              through 2.3.6, represents the lowest cost per ton to the City for
              disposal of MSW. If the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility is determined after the adjustments described above to be
              the lowest cost responsive and responsible bidder for all or part
              of its maximum Deliverable Tonnage of MSW per Day and such tonnage
              is less than the daily TPD of MSW that NYCDOS may deliver pursuant
              to this solicitation, then NYCDOS will award Contracts to more
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              necessary to meet the City's waste disposal needs under this
              solicitation. If NYCDOS awards multiple Contracts, NYCDOS will
              allocate the difference between the Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility capacity of the lowest cost responsive
              and responsible bidder and NYCDOS' disposal needs as follows:

              The next Contract will be awarded, to the next lowest cost
              responsive and responsible bidder for all or part of its maximum
              Deliverable Tonnage of MSW per Day whose bid price represents the
              next lowest cost per ton to the City for disposal of MSW. This
              process will continue with a Contract award to each successive
              lowest cost responsive and responsible bidder until NYCDOS has
              allocated all of the MSW for which bids are sought pursuant to
              this solicitation.

                       III. DESCRIPTION OF MSW PROCESSING

3.1  GENERAL DESCRIPTION. This solicitation seeks the services of one or more
     Contractors who (a) own, operate, or have an agreement with the owner and
     the operator for the use of a Transfer Station located within the borough
     of Brooklyn south of Fulton Street, or a Solid Waste Management Facility
     located outside of the City, no more than 50 miles from the egress points
     from the City designated in EXHIBIT 2, which will accept MSW collected by
     NYCDOS and its authorized representatives; and (b) will accept, process,
     transport, and dispose of the MSW at permitted and authorized Disposal
     Facilities located outside of the City in accordance with all applicable
     federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations and the requirements
     of the Detailed Specifications for the term of the Contract and any
     extensions thereof.

3.2  TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY OPERATIONS

     3.2.1    TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY REQUIREMENTS.
              Each Transfer Station and Solid Waste Management Facility shall
              meet the requirements set forth hereinafter during the term of the
              Contract and any extensions thereof:

              3.2.1.1  Accept a minimum of 150 TPD of MSW collected by NYCDOS
                       and its authorized representatives in the borough of
                       Brooklyn;

              3.2.1.2  As of the bid opening date, the Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility shall have received or have
                       applications pending for all of the Permits and
                       Authorizations required by the state and locality in
                       which the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility is located to accept the amount of MSW bid. The
                       Permits

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                       and Authorizations to accept the tonnage awarded shall be
                       received by the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                       Management Facility and submitted to NYCDOS by the Permit
                       Due Date;

              3.2.1.3  If not owned by the bidder, be the subject of an
                       agreement between the owner and the operator, and the
                       bidder that allows the bidder to use the Transfer Station
                       or Solid Waste Management Facility for the acceptance of
                       MSW collected by NYCDOS and its authorized
                       representatives for the term of the Contract and any
                       extensions thereof; and

              3.2.1.4  Operate in compliance with all federal, state and local
                       laws, rules and regulations to which it is subject.

     3.2.3    LOADS TO BE PROCESSED PER HOUR. The Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility shall process a minimum of 10 Collection
              Vehicles per hour. As used in this Section, and in the Detailed
              Specifications, the term "PROCESSING A COLLECTION VEHICLE" shall
              mean weighing it in, unloading its contents, weighing it out,
              recording all computer data, and processing all required
              documentation.

              At all times prior to the award of a Contract, NYCDOS has the
              right to verify that the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility is able to accept and manage the tonnage bid,
              and to reduce the amount to be awarded to any bidder to the amount
              that NYCDOS determines, in its discretion, that the Transfer
              Station or Solid Waste Management Facility is able to accept and
              manage. After the award of a Contract, NYCDOS has the right at any
              time without notice to inspect the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility and verify that the facility continues to be
              able to accept and manage the tonnage that was awarded to the
              Contractor, and NYCDOS may reduce the TPD of MSW delivered to the
              amount that NYCDOS reasonably believes that the Transfer Station
              or Solid Waste Management Facility is able to accept and manage.
              In the event of such a reduction, the Contractor shall be liable
              to NYCDOS for all costs related to the delivery of MSW to an
              alternative Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
              including but not limited to the difference in the Price per Ton,
              and NYCDOS' personnel and transportation costs.

     3.2.4    MSW QUANTITIES DELIVERED TO TRANSFER STATIONS AND SOLID WASTE
              MANAGEMENT FACILITIES. During the term of the Contract, NYCDOS
              estimates that it may deliver a minimum of approximately 150 TPD
              of MSW to the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility

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              designated by a bidder, depending upon the amount awarded in the
              Contract, which will need to be transported to and disposed of at
              a Disposal Facility located outside of the City. The tonnage set
              forth in the Detailed Specifications is an approximate quantity,
              and is used solely to provide a uniform basis for the comparison
              of the bids. It is not to be considered as part of the Contract.

              3.2.4.1  It is expressly understood that NYCDOS makes no
                       representations or guarantees with respect to the tonnage
                       and composition of MSW to be delivered to any Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility either on a
                       daily basis, or an annual basis.

              3.2.4.2  NYCDOS and its authorized representatives may deliver MSW
                       on any calendar day, 24 hours per day, to the Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility. The
                       Contractor shall accept all of the MSW delivered to it by
                       NYCDOS and its authorized representatives for disposal.
                       NYCDOS may, at its sole discretion, waive this provision
                       if there is no adverse operational impact, and NYCDOS and
                       the Contractor agree on a day-to-day operating schedule
                       for the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility of less than 24 hours per day.

              3.2.4.3  The actual daily tonnage delivered to a Transfer Station
                       or Solid Waste Management Facility on any given day may
                       vary, depending upon NYCDOS' needs and the Transfer
                       Station's or Solid Waste Management Facility's capacity.
                       On any given day the aggregate tonnage delivered to any
                       Contractor's Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility may exceed the tonnage awarded to the
                       Contractor.

              3.2.4.4  NYCDOS and its authorized representatives are not
                       required to deliver any MSW to a Transfer Station or
                       Solid Waste Management Facility on any given day, or at
                       any time during the term of this Contract or any
                       extensions thereof. In its sole discretion, NYCDOS may
                       cease delivery of MSW, at any time, for any reason,
                       without prior notice. If NYCDOS and its authorized
                       representatives do not make any deliveries of MSW for at
                       least 10 consecutive calendar days, the Contractor has no
                       obligation to accept any further deliveries of MSW unless
                       and until NYCDOS provides the Contractor with one
                       calendar day's notice that

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                       NYCDOS and/or its authorized representatives will resume
                       delivery of MSW.

              3.2.4.5  Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 3.2.4.4, from
                       12 hours following the Contractor's receipt of notice
                       from NYCDOS of an Act of God that results in NYCDOS'
                       abandonment of its collection operations to address the
                       condition created by such Act of God including but not
                       limited to a weather emergency such as a snow emergency
                       or a hurricane until the earlier of: (a) 30 days after
                       the cessation of the Act of God, or (b) the date
                       identified in NYCDOS' notice to the Contractor as the
                       date upon which such deliveries pursuant to such Act of
                       God (any such delivery, an "ACT OF GOD DELIVERY") may
                       cease the NYCDOS may deliver and the Transfer Station or
                       Solid Waste Management Facility shall accept an Act of
                       God Delivery on any calendar day, 24 hours per day,
                       including Sundays and City Holidays. NYCDOS may, at its
                       sole discretion, waive this provision if there is no
                       adverse operational impact.

              3.2.4.6  A change in the amount of MSW delivered to any Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility shall not
                       change the Price per Ton that NYCDOS shall pay the
                       Contractor.

     3.2.5    TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY TESTING
              PERIOD. During a 30 day period preceding full operation, NYCDOS
              reserves the right without penalty to phase-in its deliveries by
              delivering quantities of MSW that are less than the tonnage
              awarded to the Contractor. In NYCDOS' sole discretion, it may
              extend this testing period for up to an additional 30 days.

     3.2.6    TITLE TO MSW. Title to, and risk of loss of MSW shall pass to the
              Contractor upon its acceptance of the MSW. Acceptance of MSW shall
              be deemed to occur when the MSW is dumped on the Contractor's
              Transfer Station's or Solid Waste Management Facility's tipping
              floor by a Collection Vehicle.

     3.2.7    QUEUING, DELAY, AND REJECTION OF LOADS Except as otherwise
              required by law, or as provided in Section 3.2.8, no Contractor
              may reject any delivery of MSW by a Collection Vehicle. If any of
              the conditions described hereinafter are present following the
              arrival of a Collection Vehicle at a Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility, NYCDOS may choose to divert the MSW to
              another Transfer Station or

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              Solid Waste Management Facility and the Contractor shall be liable
              to NYCDOS for the difference between NYCDOS' cost of delivering
              the MSW to the Contractor's Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility and all costs related to delivery of the MSW
              to an alternative Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility including but not limited to the difference in Price per
              Ton, and NYCDOS' personnel and transportation costs:

              3.2.7.1  The Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
                       is closed at the time of the arrival of a Collection
                       Vehicle;

              3.2.7.2  The Contractor refuses to permit an arriving Collection
                       Vehicle to unload any portion of its contents at the
                       Transfer Station, or Solid Waste Management Facility
                       except as provided in Section 3.2.8;

              3.2.7.3  NYCDOS receives a request from the Contractor to divert
                       any delivery to another Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                       Management Facility;

              3.2.7.4  In the reasonable belief of NYCDOS, a processing delay or
                       excessive queuing of Collection Vehicles occurs; or

              3.2.7.5  The Contractor allows other customers that arrive after a
                       Collection Vehicle to unload before the Collection
                       Vehicle is allowed to unload.

     3.2.8    INADVERTENT DELIVERY OF RECYCLABLES. Notwithstanding anything to
              the contrary contained in the Detailed Specifications, no
              Contractor shall accept a delivery of Recyclables from a
              Collection Vehicle. In the unlikely event that such a mistaken
              delivery occurs, the Contractor shall permit the Collection
              Vehicle to pass over the Weigh Scale without off-loading such
              Recyclables. Unless the Collection Vehicle off-loads the
              Recyclables on the tipping floor, in no event shall NYCDOS pay
              for, or be responsible for the payment for the delivery of any
              Recyclables.

     3.2.9    VOIDED LOADS. If for any reason (including the inadvertent
              delivery of Recyclables) a Collection Vehicle passes over the
              Weigh Scale without off-loading its contents, the Contractor shall
              ensure that the load is voided, and NYCDOS shall incur no charge
              for the voided load. The Contractor shall be responsible for
              providing Delivery Receipts for voided loads in accordance with
              Section 3.3.6.

     3.2.10   LOAD INSPECTION. NYCDOS reserves the right to divert a Collection
              Vehicle from the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility

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              tipping floor to another part of the Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility to allow the inspection of the contents
              of the Collection Vehicle by an individual or individuals
              accompanied by an authorized NYCDOS employee, or by a City police
              officer for the purpose of locating lost or stolen items, or for
              any other reason related to an ongoing police investigation.

     3.2.11   TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY SAFETY
              REQUIREMENTS. In addition to all requirements established by law,
              the Contractor shall:

              3.2.11.1 Maintain safe travel conditions on all Transfer Station
                       or Solid Waste Management Facility roads and rights of
                       way on which Collection Vehicles may be expected to
                       travel. The conditions on all such roads and rights of
                       way at a minimum shall include but are not limited to:
                       (a) adequately paved surfaces; (b) suitable lighting of
                       such roads and rights of way from dusk until dawn, and
                       during inclement weather; and (c) immediate removal and
                       clearance of all hazards including but not limited to
                       ice, snow, oil, dirt, and standing water from the roads
                       and rights of way;

              3.2.11.2 Provide sufficient personnel to direct each and every
                       Collection Vehicle entering the Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility. Such personnel shall assist
                       Collection Vehicle drivers in safe backing and turning
                       maneuvers, and shall direct and control traffic to ensure
                       that Collection Vehicles may safely enter and exit the
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility;

              3.2.11.3 Post and maintain suitable traffic control signs
                       including but not limited to stop, yield, and speed limit
                       signs;

              3.2.11.4 Be responsible for ensuring that the Contractor, its
                       employees, agents, subcontractors, and representatives,
                       shall not operate any Collection Vehicles or any other
                       NYCDOS equipment during the term of the Contract and any
                       extensions thereof.

              3.2.12   OBSERVED TRANSFER STATION AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
                       FACILITY DEFICIENCIES. NYCDOS reserves the right to
                       inspect each Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility at any time without notice to the Contractor for
                       compliance with operational and safety

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                       requirements. If a Contractor receives a .notice of a
                       violation of any provision of Section 3.2 from NYCDOS,
                       and fails to remedy any deficiency identified in the
                       notice within five working days from the date of such
                       notice, NYCDOS may, at its discretion, terminate the
                       Contract for default.

              3.2.13   CLOSURE OF A TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
                       FACILITY. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
                       contained in Article II, Section 11.1, subdivision B of
                       the Supply and Service Agreement (Module D), the
                       Contractor shall have no right to apply to NYCDOS for
                       termination of its Contract if the Transfer Station or
                       Solid Waste Management Facility is closed for any length
                       of time for any reason. If a Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility is closed, the Contractor shall
                       arrange for the processing and acceptance of the City's
                       MSW at another Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility, and shall be responsible for any additional
                       costs incurred by NYCDOS as a result of such closure
                       including but not limited to the difference in the Price
                       per Ton, and NYCDOS' personnel and transportation costs,
                       and the cost of performing an environmental review, if
                       required. Failure to do so, may, at NYCDOS' discretion,
                       result in the termination of this Contract for default

3.3  WEIGH SCALES AND THE WEIGHING OF MSW AT A TRANSFER STATION

     3.3.1    WEIGH SCALES AND THE WEIGHING OF MSW. The Contractor shall have
              one or more operational Weigh Scales at each Transfer Station or
              Solid Waste Management Facility that shall have a length equal to
              or greater than 60 feet, and shall be able to accommodate all of
              the dimensions of all of the Collection Vehicles shown in EXHIBIT
              4. The Contractor shall weigh all incoming and outgoing Collection
              Vehicles that transport MSW to a Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility, record the weight prior to unloading the MSW,
              and after unloading the MSW, and give the weight to NYCDOS in
              accordance with Section 3.3.2. Throughout the term of the Contract
              and any extensions thereof, the Contractor shall calibrate each
              Weigh Scale from time to time, but in no event less than once
              every 30 days, and provide the records of the calibration to
              NYCDOS within five business days of receipt. In addition, the
              Contractor shall equip the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility with a Weigh Scale Computer. The Weigh Scale
              Computer shall: (a) record the data required by EXHIBIT 8 (the
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              DATA"); and (b) deliver records of the recorded weight to NYCDOS
              by electronic transmission on an hourly basis to the location
              designated in writing by NYCDOS' representative. These records
              shall be the official record of the weight of each load of MSW
              delivered to the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives. The Weigh
              Scale Computer shall print the Delivery Data for each load of MSW
              onto a Delivery Receipt, and onto all copies of such Delivery
              Receipt, a copy of which is attached to the Detailed
              Specifications as EXHIBIT 9.

     3.3.2    WEIGH SCALE DATA. For each load of MSW delivered by a Collection
              Vehicle, the Contractor shall electronically transmit the data set
              forth in EXHIBIT 8 of the Detailed Specifications in the format
              designated in EXHIBIT 8 to NYCDOS on an hourly basis. The Weigh
              Scale Computer shall assign the next load number to each load, in
              sequence, without any omitted load numbers. For each invoice
              period, the Weigh Scale Computer shall transfer this data to a
              floppy disk, or to an otherwise mutually acceptable portable
              computer data storage medium, and the Contractor shall deliver it
              to NYCDOS along with such invoice.

     3.3.3    CERTIFICATION OF WEIGH SCALES. The Contractor shall be solely
              responsible for obtaining, or requiring the owner and the operator
              of the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility to
              obtain all of the required certifications and seals for the Weigh
              Scales at no cost to NYCDOS. During the term of the Contract and
              any extensions thereof the Contractor shall provide NYCDOS with
              documentation showing that the Contractor or the owner and the
              operator of the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility have renewed the required certifications and seals prior
              to the expiration of the existing certifications and seals.

              3.3.3.1  WITHIN NEW YORK STATE. Weigh Scales at any Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility located within
                       the State of New York shall meet the standards and
                       specifications of Article 16 of the New York State
                       Agriculture and Markets Law as amended with respect to
                       weights and measures.

              3.3.3.2  WITHIN NEW YORK CITY. No less often than once every 12
                       calendar months, each Weigh Scale at a Transfer Station
                       within the City shall be certified and sealed by the New
                       York City Department of Consumer Affairs and the
                       resulting documentation shall be provided to NYCDOS
                       within five working days of receipt by the Contractor, or
                       by the owner or the operator of the Transfer Station.

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              3.3.3.3  OUTSIDE NEW YORK STATE. Weigh Scales at a Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility located
                       outside the State of New York shall meet the standards
                       and specifications of the state and locality in which
                       they are located.

     3.3.4    WEIGH SCALE OBSERVATION AND TESTING. NYCDOS may observe the
              weighing of MSW and test the accuracy and precision of any scale
              at a Transfer Station, or Solid Waste Management Facility
              including the Weigh Scale Computer at any time without prior
              notice. NYCDOS may authorize a representative or agent to conduct
              the observation and testing, and assign the representative or
              agent to the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
              for that purpose.

     3.3.5    WEIGH SCALE OR WEIGH SCALE COMPUTER MALFUNCTION.

              3.3.5.1  A Contractor shall immediately notify NYCDOS of a Weigh
                       Scale or Weigh Scale Computer Malfunction (a "WEIGH SCALE
                       MALFUNCTION") including but not limited to:

                    3.3.5.1.1  Failure of the Weigh Scale or the Weigh Scale
                               Computer to operate to specifications;

                    3.3.5.1.2  Failure to assign a sequential number to each
                               load delivered by NYCDOS or its authorized
                               representatives;

                    3.3.5.1.3  Failure to provide a complete and legible
                               Delivery Receipt; or

                    3.3.5.1.4  Failure to calibrate and seal the Weigh Scale as
                               required by state or local law, rule or
                               regulation, or to have the required
                               certifications and seals for the Weigh Scale
                               renewed.

              3.3.5.2  During any Weigh Scale Malfunction, the Contractor shall
                       accept NYCDOS' reasonable estimate of the weight of the
                       MSW as the official record of the measurement. NYCDOS, at
                       its option, may make its reasonable estimate at the sole
                       expense of the Contractor by weighing the Collection
                       Vehicle at a NYCDOS facility, or by using a weight
                       derived from the daily average of all MSW delivered to
                       the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
                       by Collection Vehicles during a period that NYCDOS
                       determines is

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                       reasonable. If a Weigh Scale Malfunction which causes the
                       Contractor to be unable to provide a complete Delivery
                       Receipt continues for a period of 24 hours or longer,
                       NYCDOS may, at its sole option, require a NYCDOS
                       Supervisor to be stationed at the Transfer Station or
                       Solid Waste Management Facility to observe Collection
                       Vehicle deliveries of MSW during the remaining period of
                       the Weigh Scale Malfunction. In addition to liquidated
                       damages and all other remedies available to NYCDOS, at
                       law or in equity, the Contractor shall be liable for all
                       expenses incurred by NYCDOS during the period that the
                       Supervisor is stationed at the Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility including but not limited to
                       the Supervisor's salary and benefits. Alternatively,
                       NYCDOS may choose to deliver the MSW to another Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility, and the
                       Contractor shall be liable for the difference between
                       NYCDOS' cost of delivering such MSW to the Contractor's
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility and
                       all costs related to the delivery of the MSW to the
                       alternative Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility including but not limited to the difference in
                       the Price per Ton, and personnel and transportation
                       costs.

     3.3.6    DELIVERY RECEIPTS. After a Collection Vehicle delivering MSW has
              been weighed by a Weigh Scale both prior to and after dumping its
              load, the Weigh Scale Computer shall record and print all Delivery
              Information on a Delivery Receipt. Prior to the departure of the
              Collection Vehicle from the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility, the Contractor shall obtain the signatures
              and print the names of the Collection Vehicle driver and of the
              Contractor's representative on the Delivery Receipt, and shall
              give the Collection Vehicle driver a copy of the Delivery Receipt.
              No Delivery Receipt shall be complete unless the Delivery Receipt
              includes: (a) all Delivery Information with respect to the
              delivery printed by the Weigh Scale Computer, and (b) the
              signatures and printed names of both the Collection Vehicle driver
              and the Contractor's representative, each of which shall be
              obtained by the Contractor. NYCDOS has the right to withhold
              payment for any delivery for which the Contractor fails to provide
              a complete Delivery Receipt including Delivery Receipts for any
              loads voided in accordance with Section 3.2.9.

3.4  DISPOSAL FACILITY OPERATIONS

     3.4.1    DISPOSAL OF MSW. The Contractor shall transport the MSW delivered
              by NYCDOS to, and dispose of it at Disposal Facilities located
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              of the City during the term of the Contract and any extensions
              thereof in accordance with all of the applicable federal, state
              and local laws, rules and regulations. The Contractor shall:

              3.4.1.1  Bear all costs associated with the disposal of MSW
                       including but not limited to tipping fees, and the cost
                       of obtaining the use of each Disposal Facility;

              3.4.1.2  Prepare each Disposal Facility to accept MSW; and

              3.4.1.3  Ensure that each Disposal Facility complies with the
                       terms of the Detailed Specifications, with all applicable
                       federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations, and
                       is authorized to accept MSW from the City.

     3.4.2    DISPOSAL FACILITY REQUIREMENTS. Each Disposal Facility shall meet
              the requirements set forth hereinafter during the term of the
              Contract and any extensions thereof:

              3.4.2.1  Be located outside of the City;

              3.4.2.2  Be subject to the jurisdiction of the USEPA;

              3.4.2.3  Possess all Permits and Authorizations from the state and
                       locality in which it is located which are required to
                       operate and accept the MSW tonnage which may be sent to
                       it;

              3.4.2.4  Be in compliance with, and operate in accordance with all
                       of the laws, rules and regulations applicable in the
                       state and locality in which it is located;

              3.4.2.5  If not owned by the bidder, be the subject of an
                       agreement between the owner and the operator and the
                       bidder to use the Disposal Facility for the term of the
                       Contract and any extensions thereof; and

              3.4.2.6  Be the subject of a Permit, Host Community Agreement, or
                       other authorization that authorizes the acceptance of
                       MSWat the Disposal Facility regardless of origin.

     3.4.3    DISPOSAL FACILITY CAPACITY. The total MSW disposal capacity at the
              Disposal Facilities shall be at least equal to the tonnage of MSW
              being bid. The Contractor shall maintain this capacity of its
              Disposal Facilities throughout the term of the Contract and any
              extensions thereof.

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              Following the bid openings, and after the award of the Contract,
              NYCDOS has the right at any time without notice to inspect the
              Disposal Facilities and verify that the facilities continue to
              have the capacity to dispose of the tonnage that was awarded to
              the Contractor, and NYCDOS may reduce the TPD of MSW delivered to
              the Contractor's Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility to the amount of the capacity of the Disposal Facilities.
              In the event of such a reduction, the Contractor shall be liable
              to NYCDOS for all costs related to the delivery of MSW to an
              alternative Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
              including but not limited to the difference in the Price per Ton,
              and NYCDOS' personnel and transportation costs.

3.5  TRANSPORTING MSW TO A DISPOSAL FACILITY.

     3.5.1    TRANSPORT GENERALLY. The Contractor may transport the MSW to a
              Disposal Facility, by barge, rail car, or truck or a combination
              of these modes of transportation. The Contractor shall provide all
              barges, Containers, rail cars, trucks, and other equipment that
              will be used to transport the MSW to a Disposal Facility either
              directly or by subcontracting with one or more transporters and
              suppliers of equipment, and shall have access to a sufficient
              amount of transport equipment and transporters, and backup
              equipment and transporters for each selected mode of
              transportation to ensure that there is no downtime in connection
              with operations. The Contractor shall pay all costs of
              transporting the MSW including but not limited to equipment rental
              charges, transporter charges, gas, maintenance, taxes, fees,
              fines, and tolls.

     3.5.2    STORAGE TIME. MSW storage time in or on a barge, Container, rail
              car, truck, or any other equipment used for the transport of MSW
              shall not exceed the permissible limit under any applicable
              federal, state or local laws, rules or regulations.

     3.5.3    SANITATION. The Contractor shall maintain, and ensure that its
              transporters and subcontractors maintain all barges, Containers,
              rail cars, trucks and other equipment used for the transport of
              MSW in a clean and sanitary condition to prevent odors, insects,
              rodents, vermin, vectors, or other nuisance conditions. The
              Contractor, or its transporters or subcontractors shall furnish
              and use its own equipment for this cleaning operation.

     3.5.4    TRANSPORT BY BARGE. If the MSW is transported by barge, the
              Contractor and its transporters and subcontractors shall adhere to
              all

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              federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations applicable to
              transport by barge.

     3.5.5    TRANSPORT BY RAIL. If the MSW is transported by rail, the
              "Contractor and its transporters and subcontractors shall adhere
              to all federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations
              applicable to rail transport.

     3.5.6    TRANSPORT BY TRUCK. If the MSW is transported by truck:

              3.5.6.1  Within the City, the Contractor and its transporters and
                       subcontractors shall ensure that all trucks adhere to
                       authorized truck routes within the City and do not
                       deviate from these routes unless specifically directed to
                       do so by government authorities re-routing traffic. To
                       the maximum extent possible, trucks shall not travel on
                       any local streets, or through any residential area;

              3.5.6.2  Outside of the City, the Contractor and its transporters
                       and subcontractors shall adhere to the laws, rules and
                       regulations governing truck transport in the states and
                       localities through which the trucks will travel and shall
                       not deviate from these routes unless specifically
                       directed to do so by government authorities re-routing
                       traffic;

              3.5.6.3  The Contractor shall route, and ensure that each of its
                       transporters and subcontractors routes trucks on primary
                       highways, and to the maximum extent possible, away from
                       local streets and residential areas. The Contractor shall
                       also route and ensure that each of its transporters and
                       subcontractors routes trucks away from environmentally
                       sensitive areas such as parks, historic sites, and
                       wetlands to the maximum extent possible, in conformance
                       with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules
                       and regulations;

              3.5.6.4  The Contractor shall load, and ensure that each of its
                       transporters and subcontractors loads each truck so that
                       it is within the weight limits established by the states
                       and localities through which the truck will travel; and

              3.5.6.5  The Contractor shall ensure that both doors of the truck
                       cab clearly and visibly bear the name, address, and
                       telephone number of the transporter or subcontractor and
                       a unique number in lettering at least four inches high.

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     3.5.7    SAFETY. The Contractor shall be responsible for its own, and for
              each of its transporters' and subcontractors' safety, and for
              transporting MSW in conformance with all federal, state and local
              laws, rules and regulations including but not limited to speed
              limits and tonnage restrictions. The Contractor shall ensure that
              its own MSW transporting equipment and that of each of its
              transporters and subcontractors is equipped with adequate fire
              extinguishing equipment appropriate for the mode of transportation
              which is being used.

     3.5.8    INSPECTION AND ENCLOSURE OF BARGES, CONTAINERS, RAIL CARS, TRUCKS,
              AND OTHER EQUIPMENT. As part of the Contractor's preventative
              maintenance program, the Contractor and its transporters and
              subcontractors shall maintain all barges, Containers, rail cars,
              trucks, and other equipment used for the transport of MSW. The
              Contractor and its transporters and subcontractors shall cover the
              MSW, whether in a barge, Container, rail car, truck, or another
              type of transport equipment so that no material spills, leaks, or
              is otherwise released. The Contractor shall inspect each barge,
              Container, rail car, truck, or other equipment used for
              transporting the MSW prior to its departure from the Transfer
              Station or Solid Waste Management Facility. As part of each
              inspection, the Contractor shall ensure that all doors and other
              apertures are secure. All MSW shall remain covered until it is
              unloaded at the Disposal Facility.

     3.5.9    MSW SPILLS. If MSW spills while a load is in transit, the
              Contractor shall implement its emergency spill clean-up plan for
              that mode of transport, and shall immediately notify the state
              police and other appropriate authorities as well as any federal,
              state or local agencies responsible for supervising and monitoring
              clean-up activities. Failure to implement an emergency spill
              clean-up plan within one hour of the spill, or to commence
              clean-up operations within three hours of the spill may be cause
              for NYCDOS to terminate the Contract for default. The Contractor
              shall immediately notify NYCDOS by telephone upon occurrence of
              the spill, and shall provide NYCDOS with periodic reports on the
              status of the clean-up operations. The Contractor shall pay all of
              the costs and expenses of the clean-up.

3.6  GENERAL OPERATIONS REQUIREMENTS

     3.6.1    LOCAL AGENT. The Contractor shall have an agent in New York City
              that shall be authorized to accept all notices, and any service of
              process in connection with the Contract.

     3.6.2    LOCAL OFFICE. The Contractor shall have an office at the Transfer
              Station or Solid Waste Management Facility that serves as the base
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              operations for the Contractor. The Contractor shall maintain in
              such office copies or originals of all records relating to the
              Contract including but not limited to those records required
              pursuant to Section 3.6.3

     3.6.3.   RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING. The Contractor shall maintain, in
              accordance with generally accepted accounting principles,
              consistently applied, accurate, readily available, and auditable
              records and accounts, with supporting documentation of: (a) all
              Weigh Scale data; (b) the MSW tonnage delivered by NYCDOS; (c) the
              tonnage and site of disposal of all MSW delivered by NYCDOS; (d)
              all receipts and expenditures in connection with the performance
              of its obligations under the Contract; (e) all financial accounts
              maintained, and transactions undertaken in connection with the
              Contract relating to the disposition of the MSW, and the invoices,
              receipts and expenditures therefor. The Contractor shall maintain
              all records for at least six years after the date of the
              termination of the Contract.

     3.6.4    ACCESS TO INFORMATION. The City shall have the right to conduct
              independent sampling and analysis of any information including but
              not limited to records and accounts at any time without notice.

     3.6.5    BACKUP EQUIPMENT. At no additional expense to the City or NYCDOS,
              the Contractor shall provide sufficient backup equipment to manage
              and provide services for all phases of the Contract. If any
              equipment provided pursuant to the Detailed Specifications becomes
              unavailable or inoperable, the Contractor shall promptly mobilize
              backup equipment to ensure smooth, continuous operation.

     3.6.6    THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ACTS OF OTHERS. The
              Contractor shall be responsible for the acts of any person or firm
              engaged to act on its behalf. If an obligation is imposed on the
              Contractor in the Detailed Specifications, the Contractor shall
              ensure that its employees, agents, representatives,
              subcontractors, and any person or firm acting on its behalf carry
              out and fulfill the obligation.

     3.6.7    PROVISION REQUIRED IN SUBCONTRACTS. To ensure the performance of
              the services during the term of the Contract, the Contractor shall
              insert the following language into each agreement with the owner
              and the operator of a Transfer Station, a Solid Waste Management
              Facility a Disposal Facility and any other processing facility
              which may be used in connection with the Contract which is not
              owned and operated by the Contractor:

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                  The parties to this Agreement acknowledge and agree that
                           the New York City Department of Sanitation
                           ("NYCDOS DEG.) is a third-party beneficiary of
                           this Agreement. Accordingly,

                      if _______________________________________
                                 NAME OF CONTRACTOR

                  (the "CONTRACTOR") fails or is otherwise prevented from
                           delivering municipal solid waste for disposal under
                           this Agreement for any reason, including insolvency,
                           then,

                  ----------------------------------------------
                           NAME OF THE OWNER OF
                           THE TRANSFER STATION,
                           SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY.
                           DISPOSAL FACILITY OR
                           OTHER PROCESSING FACILITY

                  (the "OWNER") shall permit NYCDOS or its authorized agents and
                           representatives to deliver municipal solid waste from
                           the City of New York to the facility upon the same
                           terms and conditions contained herein for the
                           delivery of municipal solid waste by the Contractor
                           (including payment of the same fees), until such time
                           as the Contractor resumes operation and performance
                           under this Agreement. The Owner agrees that if NYCDOS
                           declares the Contractor to be in default of its
                           obligations under its contract with the NYCDOS or
                           terminates or otherwise cancels the contract, the
                           Owner shall, at the option of NYCDOS, execute a
                           contract with NYCDOS to permit the delivery of
                           municipal solid waste from the City of New York to
                           the facility on terms and conditions not less
                           favorable to the City of New York than those
                           contained in this Agreement.

                      IV. ITEMS TO BE SUBMITTED BY BIDDERS

4.1  THE BID PACKAGE. The bidder shall submit an original bid package, in a
     sealed container which is clearly labeled as the original bid package
     (which shall be the formal and public bid), and one copy of the bid package
     in a container which is clearly labeled as a duplicate of the bid package.
     NYCDOS may deem a bid package which omits any of these items to be
     non-responsive, and may reject the bid. The bid package shall contain:

     4.1.1    BID SHEET. The Bid Sheet.

     4.1.2    TAX AFFIRMATION. The bidder shall provide the Tax Affirmation.

     4.1.3    BID SECURITY. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in the amount
              specified in Schedule A of the General Specifications - General
              Conditions.

     4.1.4    SUPPLY AND SERVICE EMPLOYMENT REPORT. A Supply and Service
              Employment Report shall be completed by the bidder, and each
              subcontractor identified in its bid.

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     4.1.5    EXPERIENCE QUESTIONNAIRES. An Experience Questionnaire shall be
              completed by the bidder, each member of a joint venture or
              partnership (if applicable), and each subcontractor identified in
              its bid.

     4.1.6    VENDEX QUESTIONNAIRES. The bidder, all of the principals of the
              bidder, each corporation which has an ownership interest in the
              bidder, each corporation which is affiliated with the bidder, each
              corporation in which the bidder has an ownership interest, and
              each subcontractor identified in the bid and all of the principals
              of each subcontractor shall complete and submit to NYCDOS a
              separate VENDEX Questionnaire. A VENDEX Questionnaire is included
              with the solicitation.

4.2  BID SUPPORT MATERIALS. For NYCDOS to deem the bid responsive, each bidder
     shall submit two copies of the bid support materials set forth hereinafter.
     NYCDOS may deem a bid which omits any of these items to be non-responsive,
     and may reject it. All bid support materials shall be submitted in a sealed
     container. Each container shall clearly identify the bid that it
     accompanies, and whether it contains original or duplicate documents. It
     shall include:

     4.2.1    CHART. A chart for the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
              Facility, and each Disposal Facility summarizing the following
              information:

              4.2.1.1  A list of the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of
                       each Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility,
                       and each Disposal Facility identified in its bid
                       including its owner, and operator, and a contact person
                       at the facility;

              4.2.1.2  The USEPA region in which the facility is located;

              4.2.1.3  The name, address and telephone number of each federal,
                       state and local regulatory agency and authority which has
                       jurisdiction over the facility, or from which a Permit or
                       Authorization is required, and the name, title and
                       telephone number of a contact person at each agency or
                       authority;

              4.2.1.4  A list of all existing Permits and Authorizations from
                       regulatory agencies and authorities, stating the name of
                       the agency or authority which issued each Permit and
                       Authorization, the date of issuance, the date of
                       expiration, and any conditions or restrictions in the
                       Permit or Authorization;

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              4.2.1.5  A list of all pending applications for Permits and
                       Authorizations, including the name of the agency or
                       authority with which the application is pending, the date
                       of the filing receipt, the current status of the
                       application, and the date upon which it is anticipated
                       that each Permit and Authorization will be issued; and

              4.2.1.6. Any other relevant information.

     4.2.2    TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY THROUGHPUT
              CHART. A chart showing: (a) the daily putrescible solid waste
              tonnage throughput managed at the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility during the past calendar year; and (b) the
              daily shift totals by shift for all inbound and outbound tonnage
              during the second week of each month for the 12 months preceding
              the bid opening date.

     4.2.3    DISPOSAL FACILITY THROUGHPUT CHART. A chart for each Disposal
              Facility setting forth the total amount of solid waste from all
              sources, categorized by type received, during each calendar year
              from 1994 through 1998, and for calendar year 1999 through October
              31st 1999.

     4.2.4    TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY AND DISPOSAL
              FACILITY CAPACITY. A chart for each Transfer Station or Solid
              Waste Management Facility, and Disposal Facility setting forth:
              (a) the Transfer Station's or Solid Waste Management Facility's,
              or Disposal Facility's total acreage; (b) the facility's total
              capacity including the maximum daily, weekly and monthly capacity
              authorized for the receipt of MSW under the facility's Permits and
              Authorizations; (c) the Permit(s) or Authorization(s) in which
              such maximum capacities are set forth; (d) the average amount of
              MSW currently accepted by the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
              Management Facility, or Disposal Facility on a daily, weekly, and
              monthly basis; (e) the amount of the City's MSW that the bidder
              proposes to deliver to each facility; and (f) any other relevant
              information.

     4.2.5    DESCRIPTIVE MATERIALS. Descriptive company materials and histories
              for the bidder and each of the subcontractors identified in its
              bid demonstrating that the bidder complies with the experience
              requirements set forth in Section 2.1.2.

     4.2.6    A PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS PLAN. The preliminary Operations Plan
              shall be submitted in a binder. The preliminary Operations Plan
              shall describe in detail how the bidder intends to manage each
              shipment of MSW from the time of delivery by NYCDOS or its
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              Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility until the time
              of final disposal. At its discretion, NYCDOS may request that the
              bidder modify all or parts of the preliminary Operations Plan, and
              submit the revised preliminary Operations Plan to NYCDOS for its
              review and approval within 10 days of the date of such request. If
              the bidder does not submit a revised preliminary Operations Plan
              to NYCDOS within said time period, NYCDOS may determine that the
              bid is non-responsive, and reject the bid. The preliminary
              Operations Plan shall include:

              4.2.6.1  COPIES OF PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS. Copies of every
                       Permit and Authorization that has been obtained for the
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility and
                       each Disposal Facility, and all documentation
                       accompanying each Permit and Authorization.

              4.2.6.2  PENDING APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS. If
                       an application for any Permit or Authorization for the
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility is
                       pending at the time of the bid opening, the bidder shall
                       submit a copy of the application, its filing receipt, and
                       all of the supporting documentation that was submitted
                       with the application.

              4.2.6.3  LETTER OF INTENT FROM THE OWNER AND THE OPERATOR OF A
                       TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY. For
                       any Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility
                       named in the bid which is not owned and operated by the
                       bidder, the bidder shall submit a Letter of Intent from
                       the owner and the operator of the Transfer Station or
                       Solid Waste Management Facility containing all of the
                       information set forth in Section 1.2.14.

              4.2.6.4  TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY
                       OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE PLAN. An operations and
                       maintenance plan for the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                       Management Facility that at a minimum:

                    4.2.6.4.1  If the facility is located within the State of
                               New York, complies with the mandates of the New
                               York State Department of Environmental
                               Conservation Solid Waste Management Facility
                               Regulations (6 NYCRR Part 360) as amended, and
                               the mandates set forth in the rules and
                               regulations adopted by any local agencies
                               regulating the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                               Management Facility.

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                    4.2.6.4.2  If the facility is located outside of the State
                               of New York, complies with the law, rules and
                               regulations governing the operation of the
                               Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                               Facility in the state and locality in which it is
                               located.

                    4.2.6.4.3  If the facility is located outside of the State
                               of New York, includes a list and a map showing
                               the truck routes approved for use by vehicles
                               operated by NYCDOS and its authorized
                               representatives traveling from the egress points
                               from the City designated in EXHIBIT 2.

              4.2.6.5  TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY
                       BLUEPRINT. A blueprint for the Transfer Station or Solid
                       Waste Management Facility that is current as of the bid
                       opening date.

              4.2.6.6  PROOF OF ABILITY TO TRANSPORT MSW TO A DISPOSAL FACILITY.
                       Evidence that the bidder or its subcontractors possess
                       the necessary equipment to transport MSW from the
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility (if
                       applicable) to each Disposal Facility. This evidence may
                       include a Letter of Intent from one or more transporters
                       to supply the equipment or services required.

              4.2.6.7  DISPOSAL FACILITY INFORMATION. The name, address and
                       telephone number of the owner, the operator, and a
                       contact person for each Disposal Facility named in the
                       bid;

              4.2.6.8  LETTER OF INTENT FROM THE OWNER AND THE OPERATOR OF A
                       DISPOSAL FACILITY. For each Disposal Facility named in
                       the bid which is not owned and operated by the bidder,
                       the bidder shall submit a Letter of Intent from the owner
                       and the operator of such Disposal Facility containing all
                       of the information set forth in Section 1.2.14.

              4.2.6.9  STATE AND LOCALITY PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS, AND HOST
                       COMMUNITY AGREEMENTS. For each Disposal Facility named in
                       its bid, a copy of a state or local Permit or
                       Authorization, or a Host Community Agreement acceptable
                       to NYCDOS which authorizes the Disposal

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                       Facility to accept MSW regardless of origin. In addition
                       the bidder shall include the name, title, address, and
                       telephone number of one or more persons employed by the
                       jurisdiction issuing such Permit, Authorization, or Host
                       Community Agreement which authorizes the acceptance of
                       MSW regardless of origin whom NYCDOS may contact to
                       verify such authorization. The bidder shall also include
                       an opinion letter from an attorney familiar with the
                       laws, rules, regulations, Permit and Authorization
                       requirements, and the Host Community Agreement applicable
                       to the Disposal Facility that states that the Disposal
                       Facility may accept MSW regardless of origin including
                       but not limited to the specific language in such Permit,
                       Authorization, or Host Community Agreement, if
                       applicable, which authorizes the acceptance or MSW
                       regardless of origin. Such letter shall also set forth
                       any limitations or restrictions imposed by such
                       regulatory agency or authority on the acceptance of MSW
                       for disposal by the facility.

     4.2.7    DUE DATE FOR PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS WHICH WERE PENDING ON THE
              BID OPENING DATE. NYCDOS shall provide 10 days advance notice of
              the Permit Due Date to all responsive and responsible bidder(s).
              The selection of the Permit Due Date will be solely within the
              discretion of NYCDOS. If any application for a Permit or
              Authorization was pending on the bid opening date, the bidder
              shall have received the actual Permit and Authorization, and shall
              submit a copy of such Permit or Authorization along with all
              supporting material to NYCDOS by the Permit Due Date. A bidder's
              failure to obtain the Permits and Authorizations, and submit
              copies to NYCDOS by the Permit Due Date may result in a
              determination by NYCDOS that the bid is non-responsive, and NYCDOS
              may reject the bid.

4.3  ITEMS TO BE SUBMITTED AFTER RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF AWARD

     4.3.1    INSURANCE AND BONDS. Within 10 days after receipt of the Notice of
              Award the bidder shall submit any performance bonds, payment
              bonds, and certificates of insurance required by Schedule A of the
              General Specifications - General Conditions. Failure to produce
              these items may result in a determination by NYCDOS that the
              Notice of Award will be rescinded for failure to provide the
              required bonds, or insurance.

     4.3.2    FINAL OPERATIONS PLAN. Within 20 days after receipt of the Notice
              of Award the bidder shall submit an original and one copy of the
              final Operations Plan. At its discretion, NYCDOS may request that
              the bidder

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              modify all or parts of the final Operations Plan and submit a
              revised final Operations Plan to NYCDOS for its review and
              approval within five days of the date of such request. Failure to
              submit a revised Operations Plan within said time period, may
              result in a determination by NYCDOS that the Notice of Award will
              be rescinded for failure to provide the required revised final
              Operations Plan. Upon NYCDOS' acceptance of the Contractor's final
              Operations Plan, the final Operations Plan shall become effective.
              The final Operations Plan shall include:

              4.3.2.1  REVISED PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS PLAN. The information
                       required to be included in the preliminary Operations
                       Plan by Section 4.2.6, revised as appropriate;

              4.3.2.2  AGREEMENTS WITH THE OWNER AND THE OPERATOR OF THE
                       TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY, AND
                       THE DISPOSAL FACILITY AND MSW TRANSPORTERS. Agreements
                       between the bidder and the owner and the operator of the
                       Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management Facility, each
                       Disposal Facility and each transporter, if it is not
                       owned and operated by the bidder, which shall be for the
                       term of the Contract and any extensions thereof. The
                       Agreements shall include at a minimum:

                    4.3.2.2.1  A statement that the owner and the operator shall
                               accept MSW from the City, or transport it;

                    4.3.2.2.2  All of the conditions and restrictions which may
                               be imposed upon the acceptance or transport of
                               MSW from the City either by the owner and the
                               operator, or by any regulatory agency or
                               authority with jurisdiction over the Transfer
                               Station, Solid Waste Management Facility,
                               Disposal Facility, or transporter;

                    4.3.2.2.3  The daily tonnage of MSW that the owner and the
                               operator anticipate accepting; and

                    4.3.2.2.4  The specific language in the facility's or the
                               transporter's Permits and Authorizations, or Host
                               Community Agreement, if applicable, which
                               authorizes the owner and the operator to accept
                               MSW from the City.

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              4.3.2.3  PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS. Copies of all federal, state
                       and local Permits and Authorizations necessary to perform
                       the work and services sought by this solicitation
                       including those for the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                       Management Facility, the Disposal Facility, and the
                       transport of MSW.

              4.3.2.4  HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT. A copy of the Host Community
                       Agreement, if applicable, that authorizes the Disposal
                       Facility to accept MSW regardless of origin.

              4.3.2.5  TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY
                       EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN. A copy of a plan to cope with
                       emergencies at the Transfer Station or Solid Waste
                       Management Facility including but not limited to power
                       failures, fires, and the delivery of radioactive
                       material.

              4.3.2.6  MODES OF MSW TRANSPORT, CONTAINERS, AND RELATED
                       EQUIPMENT. A complete description of all modes of MSW
                       transport including but not limited to barges,
                       Containers, rail cars, trucks, and related equipment
                       which will be used to transport MSW from the Transfer
                       Station or Solid Waste Management Facility to a Disposal
                       Facility. Each final Operations Plan shall identify the
                       modes of MSW transport, the names and addresses of all
                       transporters (including but not limited to the owners of
                       barge transporters, railroads, and trucking companies)
                       and the name, title, address and telephone number of a
                       contact person at each transporter. The size, type, and
                       capacity of barges, Containers, rail cars, trucks, and
                       other equipment which will be used for the transport of
                       MSW, and the schedule for transporting each shipment of
                       MSW from the Transfer Station or Solid Waste Management
                       Facility to the Disposal Facility shall also be included.

              4.3.2.7  BARGE, RAIL OR TRUCK ROUTES. Details of the routes that
                       each mode of transport may take from the Transfer Station
                       or Solid Waste Management Facility to each Disposal
                       Facility including but not limited to the local streets
                       which may be used if MSW is transported by truck at any
                       time.

              4.3.2.8  TRANSPORT EMERGENCY CLEAN-UP PLAN. An emergency clean-up
                       plan appropriate to each mode of MSW transport

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                       describing in detail the procedures that the Contractor,
                       transporter or subcontractor shall follow if MSW spills
                       during transport.

4.4  CHANGES AFTER CONTRACT AWARD.

     4.4.1    CHANGES IN THE DISPOSAL FACILITY, TRANSPORTERS, MODES OF
              TRANSPORTING MSW, OR SUBCONTRACTORS. After award of a Contract or
              the commencement of work, the Contractor may only add, substitute
              or replace a Disposal Facility, a transporter, the modes of
              transporting MSW, or any other subcontractor with the prior
              written approval of NYCDOS.

              4.4.1.1  To request such approval, the Contractor shall submit a
                       written request to NYCDOS accompanied by VENDEX
                       Questionnaires completed by the new Disposal Facility,
                       the new transporter or any other subcontractor, and its
                       principals, and all of the applicable information and
                       documents listed in Sections 4.1.4, 4.1.5, 4.2.1, 4.2.2,
                       4.2.3 and 4.2.6.9, and a Letter of Intent or an Agreement
                       between the Contractor and the proposed subcontractor,
                       and any additional information or forms which may be
                       requested by NYCDOS, the New York City Trade Waste
                       Commission, or the New York City Department of
                       Investigation.

              4.4.1.2  NYCDOS, at its sole discretion, may refuse to approve the
                       Contractor's request for a change.

              4.4.1.3  If NYCDOS approves the Contractor's request, the
                       Contractor shall be responsible for any additional costs
                       to the Contractor, and any additional costs that NYCDOS
                       may incur as a result of the changes. The Contractor
                       shall reimburse NYCDOS for all additional costs incurred
                       as a result of the change including but not limited to
                       personnel and transportation costs incurred by NYCDOS as
                       a result of the change.

     4.4.2    REVISED FINAL OPERATIONS PLAN. Within 20 calendar days of receipt
              of NYCDOS' approval of the change, the Contractor shall submit to
              NYCDOS a revised final Operations Plan with updated information
              reflecting the addition, substitution, or replacement of the
              subcontractor.

     4.4.3    CHANGES IN OWNERSHIP. After the commencement of work, there may
              only be a change in the controlling interest of any corporation,
              or a

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              dissolution or change in the composition of any joint venture or
              partnership providing services pursuant to this Contract with the
              prior written approval of NYCDOS.

              4.4.3.1  To request such approval, the Contractor shall submit a
                       written request to NYCDOS accompanied by VENDEX
                       Questionnaires which shall reflect the proposed change in
                       the controlling interest of the corporation, or the
                       dissolution or change in the composition of the joint
                       venture or partnership, and any additional information
                       and forms which may be requested by NYCDOS, the New York
                       City Trade Waste Commission, or the New York City
                       Department of Investigation.

              4.4.3.2  NYCDOS, at its sole discretion, may refuse to approve the
                       Contractor's request for a change. NYCDOS, further
                       reserves the right to terminate this Contract for
                       convenience in the event that the change in the
                       controlling interest in the corporation, or the
                       dissolution or change in the composition of the joint
                       venture or partnership provides a basis for determining
                       that the Contractor does not meet all of the standards
                       with respect to responsibility, fitness and integrity set
                       forth in the PPB Rules, and those which may be
                       established by the New York City Trade Waste Commission
                       and the New York City Department of Investigation.

     4.4.4    MODIFICATIONS OF PERMITS AND AUTHORIZATIONS. The Contractor shall
              provide NYCDOS with written notice of any change, revision or
              modification of any Permit or Authorization issued to a Transfer
              Station, Solid Waste Management Facility, or Disposal Facility
              within 48 hours of the change, revision or modification. The
              Contractor shall provide NYCDOS with a copy of the change,
              revision or modification within 20 days of receipt thereof, and a
              revised final Operations Plan with updated information reflecting
              the change, revision or modification of such Permit or
              Authorization. In addition, if such change, revision or
              modification was made in the Permit or Authorization of the
              Disposal Facility, the Contractor shall provide an opinion letter
              from an attorney familiar with the laws, rules and regulations,
              Permit and Authorization requirements, and the Host Community
              Agreement, if applicable, for Disposal Facility that sets forth
              the effect of such change, revision or modification upon the
              opinion letter issued pursuant to Section 4.2.6.9.

                             V. PAYMENT INFORMATION

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5.1  PAYMENT.

     5.1.1    BASIS FOR PAYMENT. NYCDOS shall pay the Contractor the difference
              between:

              5.1.1.1  The Price Per Ton based upon the net weight of the MSW
                       delivered by Collection Vehicles to the Transfer Station
                       or Solid Waste Management Facility during the period
                       covered by the invoice; and

              5.1.1.2  Any amounts that are due or owing to NYCDOS by the
                       Contractor under the terms of the Contract, including but
                       not limited to liquidated damages as set forth in Section
                       5.2.

              5.1.1.3  NYCDOS shall only pay the Contractor at the Price per Ton
                       regardless of the amount of MSW delivered during any
                       shift, or on any day.

     5.1.2    INVOICING. For each month during the term of the Contract, there
              shall be two invoice periods. The first period shall extend from
              the first of the month through the fifteenth of the month, and the
              second period shall extend from the sixteenth of the month through
              the last day of the month. No later than 10 calendar days
              following the end of the invoice period, the Contractor shall
              submit an invoice for the services performed during the invoice
              period, in exactly the form attached to the Detailed
              Specifications as EXHIBIT 10, which shall contain all of the
              information included in such form. If NYCDOS requests that the
              Contractor provide additional information related to the Contract
              as part of its invoice, the.. Contractor shall be obligated to
              provide the information. NYCDOS may reject any invoice which does
              not comply with these requirements, and the Contractor shall
              resubmit the corrected or complete invoice during the next invoice
              period, clearly identifying the invoice as being the resubmission
              of a previously rejected invoice.

     5.1.3    MONTHLY REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. Within 10 days after the end of
              each month, the Contractor shall submit a written report to NYCDOS
              setting forth the tonnage and site of final disposal of all MSW
              delivered to it by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives
              during the preceding month.

     5.1.4    ANNUAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. Within 20 business days of each
              anniversary of the commencement of work under the Contract, the
              Contractor shall submit a written report to NYCDOS setting forth
              the amount of the MSW delivered to each Disposal Facility during
              each

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              month of the reporting period, and providing such other
              information concerning the final disposal of the MSW delivered to
              it by NYCDOS and its authorized representatives as may be
              requested by NYCDOS.

5.2  LIQUIDATED DAMAGES.

     5.2.1    LIQUIDATED DAMAGES. NYCDOS will adjust the Contractor's payment by
              liquidated damages of $300 for each time the Contractor fails to
              comply with any of the terms of the Contract including but not
              limited to those listed below:

              5.2.1.1  Insufficient or untimely performance of the Contract;

              5.2.1.2  Failure to accept deliveries within the times set forth
                       in the Contract, or to process the number of Collection
                       Vehicles per hour set forth in Section 3.2.3;

              5.2.1.3  Rejection of a delivery of MSW;

              5.2.1.4  Violation of the Weigh Scale requirements of Section 3.3;

              5.2.1.5  Providing incomplete or illegible Delivery Receipts
                       including handwritten or manual Delivery Receipts without
                       the prior authorization of NYCDOS;

              5.2.1.6  Failure to maintain complete records of MSW deliveries,
                       or to submit records or other information as set forth in
                       the Contract;

              5.2.1.7  Overflow of MSW storage facilities;

              5.2.1.8  Failure to update the final Operations Plan as required
                       by Sections 4.4.2 and 4.4.4; or

              5.2.1.9  Violation of any of the transport requirements of Section
                       3.5.

     5.2.2    LIQUIDATED DAMAGES NOT A PENALTY. The parties agree that
              liquidated damages are not intended as a penalty, but as an
              acknowledgment by the parties that actual damages in each case are
              difficult or impossible to ascertain. NYCDOS' failure to impose
              damages for any specific violation of the Contract shall not be
              deemed a waiver of any provision of the Contract, nor shall it be
              deemed a waiver of any right to impose damages as to other, or
              future violations of any kind, nor of any other remedy at law or
              in equity.

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     5.2.3    PAYMENT OF LIQUIDATED DAMAGES. Any liquidated damages due to
              NYCDOS shall become due and payable on the first day of the month
              following the date upon which NYCDOS imposes them. NYCDOS may
              exercise its right of set-off, and deduct the amount of
              outstanding liquidated damages against amounts due and owing the
              Contractor from NYCDOS. If the sum due and owing to the Contractor
              for performance under the Contract in any month is less than the
              amount of liquidated damages payable to NYCDOS, the Contractor
              shall pay the difference upon demand by NYCDOS. Any liquidated
              damages unpaid to NYCDOS for more than one month shall be subject
              to interest at prime rate in effect at the Federal Reserve Bank of
              New York upon the date that the interest payment obligation arose
              plus 2%.

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                                LIST OF EXHIBITS
                      FOR THE BROOKLYN MSW EXPORT CONTRACT

Exhibit 1 .........Brooklyn District Boundaries

Exhibit 2 .........Maps Showing a Radius of 50 Miles
                   From the Egress Points Designated by
                   the City of New York

Exhibit 3 .........NYCDOS' Transportation Model

Exhibit 4 .........NYCDOS' Collection Vehicle
                   Dimensions

Exhibit 5 .........List of NYCDOS' Marine Transfer
                   Stations

Exhibit 6 .........Tables and Charts Showing the
                   Variations In Tonnage at Each Marine
                   Transfer Station During Fiscal Year
                   1999

Exhibit 7 .........Tables and Charts Showing the
                   Variations In Tonnage at Each Private
                   Putrescible Solid Waste Transfer Station
                   During Fiscal Year 1999

Exhibit 8 .........Delivery Data

Exhibit 9 .........Delivery Receipt

Exhibit 10 ........Contractor's Invoice

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 1

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                            [Map of Brooklyn (BK 06)]

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                            [Map of Brooklyn (BK 11)]

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                            [Map of Brooklyn (BK 13)]

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 2

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                              [Map of New York City
                       Showing GW Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel,
                                 Holland Tunnel]

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                           [Map of the Tri-State Area
                       Showing New York State Thruway and
                              New England Thruway]

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                      [Map of New York City and Long Island
                       Showing Long Island Expressway and
                              Beach Channel Drive]

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 3

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                                     EXHIBIT

                              TRANSPORTATION MODEL

     The Department utilizes a transportation model for operational management
purposes intended to project travel costs incurred when transporting refuse or
recyclable materials between different locations.

BACKGROUND

     As a result of the institution of a DOS Managed New York City Residential
Recycling Program, the Department of Sanitation developed a transportation
modeling tool. Since private bids for the recyclable materials from private
processing centers throughout the five boroughs, Long Island-and New Jersey DID
NOT ASSUME responsibility for pickup and transportation to their facility, the
City had to estimate these delivery costs. The transportation costs were also
not included in the Bronx (1997) Brooklyn (1998) or Manhattan and Staten Island
(1999) export processes. Therefore, the application of the Transportation Model
continues to be required as a basis for awarding the next round of Interim
export contracts. Costs of delivering materials (refuse, recyclables) from each
Sanitation district to a transfer station, a processor, a paper mill or one of
the Department's Marine Transfer Stations must be considered as a major factor
in determining the most cost effective (least costly) option. The lowest cost
option, vendor or processor will be defined as the lowest total price to the
City which is comprised of: THE BID PRICE PER TON ADDED TO THE TRANSPORTATION
COST PER TON.

          The processor's bids in dollars per ton are added to the total
delivery cost to produce total cost per ton for both delivery and processing.
When processing center capacities are provided, this final cost matrix is then
used in a LINEAR/INTEGER optimizing program (Express-MP) to establish the most
cost effective processor. When capacities are not provided or if each processor
is assumed to have infinite processing capacity, the lowest total cost between
each district and processor would determine the winner of the bid. However, when
the capacities of the processor are considered, the lowest total cost per ton
may not be the most cost effective solution to the problem.

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METHODOLOGY

The major factors in determining the transportation costs are as follows:

ESTIMATED DRIVING DISTANCES - TRAVEL SPEED
Coordinates are derived for each private processor and each district using
latitude and longitude coordinates taken from MAPINFO - a mapping software
package. Once coordinates have been established, route distances are computed
among all points including, when necessary, bridge and tunnel crossings to
produce a table of driving distances between PROCESSOR AND DISTRICT GARAGE AND
PROCESSOR AND THE CENTER OF THE DISTRICT. The model computes the straight line
distance using MAPINFO and an average traveling speed for New York City.

TRUCKSHIFT PRODUCTIVITY - (TONS PER TRUCKLOAD)
The more tons per load, the less effect transportation cost has on the total
cost. The fewer tons per load, the more pronounced the effect transportation
cost will have on overall cost.

DISTANCE MEASUREMENT (DUMPING ON OR OFF SHIFT)
The starting point, center of district or garage location, will be based upon
the assumptions addressing distance comparisons between districts and primary
DOS disposal locations, distance between districts and private vendor locations,
Historical dumping patterns and relay assumptions. If relay personnel are
required, additional personnel costs result.

PERSONNEL COSTS - Costs required to relay the equipment to the vendor
facilities.

MAINTENANCE COSTS

FUEL COSTS

BRIDGE TUNNEL AND TURNPIKE COSTS - QUEUING
The extra cost associated with transportation of materials which must cross
bridges, tunnels or toll bearing turnpikes. Aside from the cost of tolls, there
is generally a loss in productivity (dead time due to queuing at bridges and
tunnels) which has an impact on the ability of the Department to deliver
materials. Bridge, tunnel and turnpike costs are assessed on dollars per bridge,
dollars per tunnel or dollars per exit path on turnpikes.

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LINEAR/INTEGER PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE

     Linear/Integer Programming is a complex technique which determines the
optimal mix of options to minimize total cost within given capacity constraints.
In order to help the reader understand the basics of the. technique, a simple
example is given.

     Assume that a given material is collected from two sanitation districts (A
and B), both of which generate 15 tons per day of material. A bid for this
material is sent to vendors and three, private vendors respond (V1, V2 and V3
below) each of which has a capacity of 20 tons per day. V1 submits a bid for
$15.00 per ton, V2 submits a bid for $10.00 per ton and V3's bid is for $5.00
per ton. The transportation costs are then calculated to arrive at the
transportation cost per ton and are added to the bid cost per ton to arrive at
the total cost per ton.

<Table>
<Caption>
   DISTRICT  VENDOR  BID $/TON  TRANSPORTATION  TOTAL $/TON
                                $/TON

     <S>      <C>        <C>        <C>             <C>
     A        V1         15          20              35

     A        V2         10          60              70

     A        V3          5         100             105

     B        V1         15          10              25

     B        V2         10          40              50

     B        V3          5          80              85
</Table>

     The objective of making use of the Linear/integer technique in this case is
to minimize the overall cost of the export program. All three vendors are
constrained by their limited capacity of up to 20 tons per day. Therefore, at
least two vendors will be required to process the total of 30 daily tons
collected by both sanitation districts. Separately, V1's bids would have been
chosen for each district A and district B. However, since V1's capacity of 20
tons per day is not enough to cover the overall need both districts cannot be
awarded.

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     If all the possible combinations were examined, as seen in the table below,
the combination that would have the least OVERALL COST IS DISTRICT A TO VENDOR 1
AND DISTRICT B TO VENDOR. 2.

<Table>
<Caption>
    COMB.    V1      V2     V3     A        B     WGHTD COST/TON TOTAL
    -----    ---     ---   ---    ----     ---    --------------------

      <S>    <C>     <C>   <C>    <C>      <C>             <C>
      1      A       B            $ 35     $50             $42.50

      2      A             B      $ 35     $85             $60.00

      3              A     B      $ 70     $85             $77.50

      4      B       A            $ 70     $25             $47.50

      5      B             A      $105     $25             $65.00

      6              B     A      $105     $50             $77.50
</Table>

     Any combination including Vendor 3, in spite of its lowest bid, will not be
awarded because of the extremely high transportation cost.

     In this scenario, the contract for district A would be awarded to Vendor 1,
and district B would be awarded to Vendor 2, yielding the least cost to the
city.

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 4

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                           HEIGHT     LENGTH    WIDTH      TURNING          TARE        EXTENDED          WHEEL         LENGTH
                                                           RADIUS          WEIGHT        HOPPER            BASE          FOR
                                                                                          DUMP                          SCALE
                                                                                        POSITION
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<S>                        <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>             <C>            <C>               <C>          <C>
COLL. TK. ALLEY 10 YD.     11'2"     21' 10"    7'4"       27' 1"           10.0         16' 3"           10' 0"        13' 6"
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COLL. TK. ALLEY 20 YD.     10'8"      26' 9"    8'6"       27' 8"           12.9         16' 8"           13' 7"        17' 6"
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COLL. CABLE TK. 25 YD.     11'6"      32' 8"    8'9"       29' 0"           19.2         21' 0"           15' 1"        21' 0"
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COLL. BPX TK. 25 YD.       11'6"     34' 10"    8'10"      29' 0"           21.7        17' 11"           15' 1"        21' 0"
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COLL. TK. 20 YD.           11'3"      29' 9"    8'10"    26'6"-29'0"     15.9-16.3       17' 7"           14' 6"        17. 8"
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COLL. TK. 25 YD.           11'6"      34' 7"    8'10"    29'0"-34'2"     18.3-19.5       18' 0"           15' 4"        21' 0"
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DUMP TK 16 YD.             10'0"     29' 10"     87"       < 45'            14.7         18' 6"           18' 6"        24' 0"
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DUMP TK 18 YD.             10'5"     29' 10"    8'7"       40' 4"           14.9         18' 8"           18' 6"        25' 0"
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DUMP TK 20 YD.              9'6"      20' 4"    8'5"       40' 4"           15.0        18' 10"           18' 7"       25' 0"'
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E.Z. PACKS                 12'7"      32' 4"    8'8"       34' 0"           18.7        15' 10"           17' 6"       23' 4"'
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RO\RO                      11'0"      36' 0"    9'0"       < 48'            16.2         16' 6"           21' 7"        28' 0"
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TRACTOR TRAILER            11'0"     61' 10"    8'8"       < 40'            32.1          N\A             42' 6"        56' 0"
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</Table>

                                   EXHIBIT 11

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 5

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                    A LIST OF THE NEW YORK CITY SANITATION'S
                            MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
               IN THE BOROUGHS OF BROOKLYN, MANHATTAN, AND QUEENS

------------------------------------------------------------------------
MARINE TRANSFER STATION                       ADDRESS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
     North Shore                   31st Avenue and Flushing Bay
                                  College Point, Queens, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

      Southwest                  Bay 41st Street and Gravesend Bay
                                        Brooklyn, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

   Hamilton Avenue             500 Hamilton Avenue and Gowanus Canal
                                        Brooklyn, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

      Greenpoint               North Henry Street and Newtown Creek
                                        Brooklyn, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

  West 135th Street                 West 135th Street and North
                                          (Hudson) River
                                        New York, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

   East 91st Street               East 91st Street and East River
                                        New York, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

   West 59th Street                 West 59th Street and North
                                          (Hudson) River
                                        New York, New York
------------------------------------------------------------------------

<Page>

                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 6

<Page>

NORTH SHORE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN - JUL 1998) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 06/29/98           TO        07/12/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            29           06/29/98     2,391.00
       TU           30           06/30/98     3,072.20
       W             1           07/01/98     2,617.90
       TH            2           07/02/98     2,551.90
       F             3           07/03/98     2,471.00
       SA            4           07/04/98       163.50
       SU            5           07/05/98     1,119.00
       M             6           07/06/98     2,923.70
       TU            7           07/07/98     2,815.90
       W             8           07/08/98     2,400.10
       TH            9           07/09/98     2,278.80
       F            10           07/10/98     2,409.00
       SA           11           07/11/98     1,796.30
       SU           12           07/12/98       181.10
</Table>

NORTH SHORE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
<Caption>
                 10/12/98           TO        10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            12           10/12/98       314.70
       TU           13           10/13/98     3,198.90
       W            14           10/14/98     3,161.70
       TH           15           10/15/98     2,450.00
       F            16           10/16/98     2,112.20
       SA           17           10/17/98     1,801.50
       SU           18           10/18/98        87.00
       M            19           10/19/98     2,351.40
       TU           20           10/20/98     2,798.70
       W            21           10/21/98     3,210.20
       TH           22           10/22/98     2,618.80
       F            23           10/23/98     2,345.70
       SA           24           10/24/98     1,742.30
       SU           25           10/25/98       108.40
</Table>

NORTH SHORE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99           TO        2/28/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            15           02/15/99        75.40
       TU           16           02/16/99     2,363.90
       W            17           02/17/99     2,227.00
       TH           18           02/18/99     2,132.30
       F            19           02/19/99     1,807.10
       SA           20           02/20/99     1,529.20
       SU           21           02/21/99       118.00
       M            22           02/22/99     2,251.60
       TU           23           02/23/99     2,180.20
       W            24           02/24/99     2,217.90
       TH           25           02/25/99     2,203.40
       F            26           02/26/99     1,939.80
       SA           27           02/27/99     1,415.20
       SU           28           02/28/99        97.50
</Table>

NORTH SHORE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (MAY - JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99           TO        06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            24           05/24/99     2,550.00
       TU           25           05/25/99     2,633.20
       W            26           05/26/99     2,485.30
       TH           27           05/27/99     2,078.00
       F            28           05/28/99     2,137.60
       SA           29           05/29/99     1,596.80
       SU           30           05/30/99       139.60
       M            31           05/31/99       463.30
       TU            1           06/01/99     2,870.70
       W             2           06/02/99     3,058.80
       TH            3           06/03/99     2,359.60
       F             4           06/04/99     2,486.10
       SA            5           06/05/99     2,195.00
       SU            6           06/06/99       180.40
</Table>

<Page>

                        [Graph of North Shore MTS Tonnage
                                 June-July 1998]

<Page>

&100 (10U &k2S &18D
page 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      NORTH SHORE
             06/29/98
                                    00            6         37.8      0        0.0           6          37.8
                                    01           13        104.5      0        0.0          13         104.5
                                    02            7         52.6      1        9.0           8          61.6
                                    03            3         27.3      2       17.9           5          45.2
                                    04            5         31.3      1        8.5           6          39.8
                                    05            2         18.3      1        2.4           3          20.7
                                    06            0          0.0      1        4.9           1           4.9
                                    07            5         49.1      6       29.9          11          79.0
                                    08           17        151.2      4       26.4          21         177.6
                                    09           18        201.4      2        9.1          20         210.5
                                    10           28        234.2      2       13.7          30         247.9
                                    11           18        168.8      2        8.2          20         177.0
                                    12           22        176.0      0        0.0          22         176.0
                                    13           19        151.7      6       17.7          25         169.4
                                    14            5         51.6      6       24.0          11          75.6
                                    15            2         13.5      1        3.5           3          17.0
                                    16           13        110.2      3        9.5          16         119.7
                                    17           15        122.8      0        0.0          15         122.8
                                    18           15        132.2      0        0.0          15         132.2
                                    19           13        106.7      0        0.0          13         106.7
                                    20           10         88.0      0        0.0          10          88.0
                                    21           21        175.1      0        0.0          21         175.1
                                    22            0          0.0      1        2.0           1           2.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        257      2,204.3     39      186.7         296       2,391.0
============================================================================================================

                    06/30/98
                                    00           12         98.9      2       25.2          14         124.1
                                    01            8         65.8      2       24.8          10          90.6
                                    02           16        155.7      0        0.0          16         155.7
                                    03           12        105.8      3       38.0          15         143.8
                                    04            9         90.0      0        0.0           9          90.0
                                    05            4         35.4      0        0.0           4          35.4
                                    06            1          3.9      1        3.3           2           7.2
                                    07            5         50.2      2        9.0           7          59.2
                                    08           24        213.3      1       20.6          25         233.9
                                    09           27        260.8      1        9.0          28         269.8
                                    10           22        224.4      6       29.6          28         254.0
                                    11           24        247.9      4       13.8          28         261.7
                                    12           17        172.9      2        6.0          19         178.9
                                    13           12         84.9      5       16.8          17.        101.7
                                    14            5         46.1     11       56.8          16         102.9
                                    15            0          0.0      4       11.9           4          11.9
                                    16           14        120.0      0        0.0          14         120.0
                                    17           15        140.9      1        3.2          16         144.1
                                    18           20        184.1      0        0.0          20         184.1
                                    19           16        147.0      0        0.0          16         147.0
                                    20           13        100.7      0        0.0          13         100.7
                                    21           18        166.3      0        0.0          18         166.3
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    22            6         53.9      2       18.4           8          72.3
                                    23            0          0.0      1       16.9           1          16.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        300      2,768.9     48      303.3         348       3,072.2
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS & 16D

<Page>

&100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      NORTH SHORE
             07/01/98
                                    00            4         26.1      0        0.0           4          26.1
                                    01           15        126.9      1       17.3          16         144.2
                                    02           12        109.3      0        0.0          12         109.3
                                    03            7         71.9      1       17.3           8          89.2
                                    04            4         37.5      0        0.0           4          37.5
                                    05            2         14.8      0        0.0           2          14.8
                                    06            2          8.4      0        0.0           2           8.4
                                    07            4         52.2      2       15.3           6          67.5
                                    08           24        200.4      0        0.0          24         200.4
                                    09           26        255.0      1       21.2          27         276.2
                                    10           20        179.7      1       24.5          21         204.2
                                    11           24        248.9      1        1.0          25         249.9
                                    12           27        257.2      1       19.6          28         276.8
                                    13           10         68.7      3       12.2          13          80.9
                                    14            2         12.7      1       16.5           3          29.2
                                    15            1          5.2      0        0.0           1           5.2
                                    16            3         19.9      1       19.6           4          39.5
                                    17           35        276.2      1       19.0          36         295.2
                                    18           15        135.8      0        0.0          15         135.8
                                    19            4         31.6      0        0.0           4          31.6
                                    20           13        103.2      0        0.0          13         103.2
                                    21           15        126.0      1        2.1          16         128.1
                                    22            4         34.3      1       15.0           5          49.3
                                    23            0          0.0      1       15.4           1          15.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        273      2,401.9     17      216.0         290       2,617.9
============================================================================================================
                     07/02/98
                                    00           10         90.4      2       23.3          12         113.7
                                    01           14        108.6      1       15.1          15         123.7
                                    02           12        108.9      1       16.1          13         125.0
                                    03           10         90.0      2       31.4          12         121.4
                                    04           10         77.5      0        0.0          10          77.5
                                    05            7         45.5      2       26.3           9          71.8
                                    06            2         11.8      1        5.4           3          17.2
                                    07            6         52.8      2       13.2           8          66.0
                                    08           23        209.5      1        8.4          24         217.9
                                    09           18        162.2      3       20.8          21         183.0
                                    10           23        215.2      2        7.4          25         222.6
                                    11           23        197.7      4       22.2          27         219.9
                                    12           18        164.8      2       10.3          20         175.1
                                    13           10         61.4      3       12.1          13          73.5
                                    14            3         30.1      1        2.7           4          32.8
                                    15            1          9.5      5       29.7           6          39.2
                                    16           10         80.2      1       27.5          11         107.7
                                    17           14        111.9      0        0.0          14         111.9
                                    18           16        123.5      0        0.0          16         123.5
                                    19           12        102.1      1       17.3          13         119.4
                                    20           11         84.6      0        0.0          11          84.6
</Table>

<Page>

&100 (IOU &k2S &18D
page 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
             10/13/98
                                    00            2          7.6      0        0.0           2           7.6
                                    01            3         18.3      0        0.0           3          18.3
                                    02            7         58.0      0        0.0           7          58.0
                                    03            6         56.4      0        0.0           6          56.4
                                    04            3         36.7      0        0.0           3          36.7
                                    06            2         28.8      0        0.0           2          28.8
                                    07           10        112.1      2        3.1          12         115.2
                                    08           27        280.1      4        5.8          31         285.9
                                    09           25        240.2      4       18.2          29         258.4
                                    10           14        138.3      4       16.2          18         154.5
                                    11           17        158.3      3       21.9          20         180.2
                                    12            7         67.7      4        5.7          11          73.4
                                    13            2         20.3      5       32.2           7          52.5
                                    14            6         69.6      3        8.6           9          78.2
                                    15           16        150.2      1        0.8          17         151.0
                                    16            2         17.4      0        0.0           2          17.4
                                    17            1          1.6      0        0.0           1           1.6
                                    18            3         22.5      0        0.0           3          22.5
                                    19            5         55.6      1        2.2           6          57.8
                                    20            9         96.6      0        0.0           9          96.6
                                    21            9         93.7      0        0.0           9          93.7
                                    22            1         10.3      0        0.0           1          10.3
                                    23            6         51.5      0        0.0           6          51.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        183      1,791.8     31      114.7         214       1,906.5
============================================================================================================
                     10/14/98
                                    00           12        147.7      3       38.8          15         186.5
                                    01           13        143.6      3       53.4          16         197.0
                                    02           17        151.9      3       50.9          20         202.8
                                    03           15        169.2      0        0.0          15         169.2
                                    04           15        172.2      0        0.0          15         172.2
                                    05           14        137.1      0        0.0          14         137.1
                                    07            2         17.9      0        0.0           2          17.9
                                    08           25        203.5      2        8.5          27         212.0
                                    09           27        243.8      2        2.7          29         246.5
                                    10           26        234.3      1        2.2          27         236.5
                                    11           16        162.8      3       20.6          19         183.4
                                    12           17        144.2      1        0.8          18         145.0
                                    13           18        162.7      6       33.6          24         196.3
                                    14            1          1.2      3       20.1           4          21.3
                                    15            0          0.0      1       19.9           1          19.9
                                    16            9         80.2      0        0.0           9          80.2
                                    17            9         85.8      0        0.0           9          85.8
                                    18           15        134.2      0        0.0          15         134.2
                                    19           12        110.9      0        0.0          12         110.9
                                    20            8         84.2      0        0.0           8          84.2
                                    21           11        117.7      0        0.0          11         117.7

SUM                                             282      2,705.1     28      251.5         310       2,956.6
============================================================================================================
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                     10/15/98
                                    00            4         48.5      0        0.0           4          48.5
                                    01           23        239.3      0        0.0          23         239.3
                                    02           15        161.2      1        3.3          16         164.5
                                    03           11        116.9      0        0.0          11         116.9
                                    04            6         44.1      0        0.0           6          44.1
                                    05            1          2.9      0        0.0           1           2.9
                                    07            1          8.6      2        3.9           3          12.5
                                    08           18        100.6      4        5.5          22         106.1
                                    09           24        175.9      1        2.1          25         178.0
                                    10           14         93.8      2        4.5          16          98.3
                                    11           22        206.8      2        5.1          24         211.9
                                    12           19        136.6      1        1.7          20         138.3
                                    13            6         33.4      4       16.0          10          49.4
                                    14            0          0.0      1        0.6           1           0.6
                                    16           11         92.2      0        0.0          11          92.2
                                    17           10        101.6      2       28.5          12         130.1
                                    18            8         70.5      1       16.3           9          86.8
                                    19           13        118.1      0        0.0          13         118.1
                                    20            8         81.2      0        0.0           8          81.2
                                    21           13        128.2      0        0.0          13         128.2
                                    22            2         14.0      0        0.0           2          14.0
</Table>

                                                                          page 2

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        229      1,974.4     21       87.5         250       2,061.9
============================================================================================================
             10/16/98
                                    00            6         51.7      0        0.0           6          51.7
                                    01            5         41.0      0        0.0           5          41.0
                                    02           25        219.4      0        0.0          25         219.4
                                    03           20        169.9      0        0.0          20         169.9
                                    04            3         34.0      0        0.0           3          34.0
                                    07            0          0.0      4       22.2           4          22.2
                                    08           25        177.8      2       11.3          27         189.1
                                    09           21        168.0      1        2.1          22         170.1
                                    10           32        252.0      2        5.3          34         257.3
                                    11           12        103.9      2        2.2          14         106.1
                                    12           10         71.2      1        7.1          11          78.3
                                    13            9         53.0      6       20.2          15          73.2
                                    16           10         80.0      0        0.0          10.         80.0
                                    17            8         63.7      0        0.0           8          63.7
                                    18            4         39.1      1       17.1           5          56.2
                                    19           14        121.5      1        6.5          15         128.0
                                    20            5         37.9      0        0.0           5          37.9
                                    21            9         77.6      0        0.0           9          77.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        218      1,761.7     20       94.0         238       1,855.7
============================================================================================================

                     10/17/98
                                    00            6         46.0      0        0.0           6          46.0
                                    01           11        108.5      0        0.0          11         108.5
                                    02           12        104.3      0        0.0          12         104.3
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    03            5         28.8      0        0.0           5          28.8
                                    06            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    07            2         14.1      0        0.0           2          14.1
                                    08           30        242.0      0        0.0          30         242.0
                                    09           20        164.3      0        0.0          20         164.3
                                    10           15        121.6      2        3.3          17         124.9
                                    11            9         64.6      3        4.6          12          69.2
                                    12            6         47.2      2        4.5           8          51.7
                                    13            0          0 0      2        3.8           2           3.8
                                    14            0          0.0      2        1.7           2           1.7
                                    16           14        124.6      0        0.0          14         124.6
                                    17           16        138.7      0        0.0          16         138.7
                                    18           16        139.4      1        8.3          17         147.7
                                    19            6         49.8      1        8.8           7          58.6
                                    20           10         86.0      0        0.0          10          86.0
                                    21            7         42.7      0        0.0           7          42.7
                                    22            4         32.5      0        0.0           4          32.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        190      1,561.7     13       35.0         203       1,596.7
============================================================================================================

                     10/19/98
                                    00            5         40.2      0        0.0           5          40.2
                                    01            9         54.7      0        0.0           9          54.7
                                    02            9         58.9      0        0.0           9          58.9
                                    03            7         43.0      0        0.0           7          43.0
                                    05            2         14.1      0        0.0           2          14.1
                                    07            2         17.6      1       13.1           3          30.7
                                    08           21        176.5      1        1.5          22         178.0
                                    09           18        159.5      3       15.2          21         174.7
                                    10           34        308.5      4       33.5          38         342.0
                                    11           19        179.2      5       13.8          24         193.0
                                    12           10         83.4      1        1.5          11          84.9
                                    13            8         56.0      5        6.1          13          62.1
                                    14            2         16.8      0        0.0           2          16.8
                                    16            9         94.1      1       16.7          10         110.8
                                    17            6         63.6      0        0.0           6          63.6
                                    18           10         93.2      0        0.0          10          93.2
                                    19           10         97.5      0        0.0          10          97.5
                                    20            5         51.8      1       13.0           6          64.8
                                    21            8         76.3      1       12.8           9          89.1
                                    22            0          0.0      1       14.0           1          14.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        194      1,684.9     24      141.2         218       1,826.1
============================================================================================================
                     10/20/98
                                    00           12        122.9      1       12.1          13         135.0
                                    01           13        124.4      0        0.0          13         124.4
</Table>

                                                                          page 3

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    02           10         89.7      0        0.0          10          89.7
                                    03           10         97.0      0        0.0          10          97.0
                                    04            5         41.4      0       0.00           5          41.4
                                    05            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    07            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    08           23        162.8      0        0.0          23         162.8
</Table>

<Page>

                      [Graph of Hamilton Avenue MTS Tonnage
                                 February 1999]

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    09           26        231.1      3       20.9          29         252.0
                                    10           19        148.8      2        6.9          21         155.7
                                    11           10        104.5      2        1.6          12         106.1
                                    12           16        113.8      2        5.8          18         119.6
                                    13            3         23.7      5        7.7           8          31.4
                                    14            2         12.9      1        2.8           3          15.7
                                    16            8         71.5      1       20.9           9          92.4
                                    17           11         95.4      0        0.0          11          95.4
                                    18            4         32.1      0        0.0           4          32.1
                                    19           12        109.6      1       19.3          13         128.9
                                    21           10         93.5      0        0.0          10          93.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                     SUM                        196      1,693.3     18       98.0         214       1,791.3
============================================================================================================
                     10/21/98
                                    00           13        131.6      0        0.0          13         131.6
                                    01           19        182.1      0        0.0          19         182.1
                                    02           22        200.6      0        0.0          22         200.6
                                    03           24        202.9      0        0.0          24         202.9
                                    04            8         76.6      0        0.0           8          76.6
                                    07            1          9.1      1       19.3           2          28.4
                                    08           25        184.0      7       60.1          32         244.1
                                    09           30        262.3      4       16.4          34         278.7
                                    10           21        160.9      4       20.0          25         180.9
                                    11           16        141.7      2        5.2          18         146.9
                                    12           21        148.5      1        1.5          22         150.0
                                    13            3         20.8      6       25.2           9          46.0
                                    14            0          0.0      1        4.1           1           4.1
                                    16            6         55.8      1        9.2           7          65.0
                                    17           10         97.1      1       13.1          11         110.2
                                    18           14        131.3      0        0.0          14         131.3
                                    19           10         92.7      0        0.0          10          92.7
                                    20            6         45.1      0        0.0           6          45.1
                                    21           11         85.7      0        0.0          11          85.7
                                    22            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        261      2,236.9     28      174.1         289       2,411.0
============================================================================================================
                       10/22/98
                                    00            7         59.7      0        0.0           7          59.7
                                    01           12         93.9      0        0.0          12          93.9
                                    02           12        100.4      0        0.0          12         100.4
                                    03            6         48.9      0        0.0           6          48.9
                                    04            1          8.8      1        4.8           2          13.6
                                    05            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    07            2         18.7      0        0.0           2          18.7
                                    08           20        126.5      4        9.3          24         135.8
                                    09           33        232.2      1        1.1          34         233.3
                                    10           19        126.2      5       15.0          24         141.2
                                    11           13        104.8      3        8.3          16         113.1
                                    12           16         97.0      2       10.1          18         107.1
                                    13            4         20.6      2        7.6           6          28.2
                                    14            0          0.0      3       18.1           3          18.1
                                    16            6         55.0      0        0.0           6          55.0
                                    17           10         79.1      0        0.0          10          79.1
                                    18            9         68.9      0        0.0           9          68.9
                                    19           14        108.7      0        0.0          14         108.7
</Table>

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                      [Graph of Hamilton Avenue MTS Tonnage
                                 May-June 1999]

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    20            4         37.6      0        0.0           4          37.6
                                    21           17        123.5      0        0.0          17         123.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        206      1,516.7     21       74.3         227       1,591.0
============================================================================================================
                     10/23/98
                                    00            5         40.1      0        0.0           5          40.1
                                    01           10         72.2      0        0.0          10          72.2
                                    02           12         96.7      0        0.0          12          96.7
                                    03            6         43.9      0        0.0           6          43.9
                                    04            1         11.1      0        0.0           1          11.1
                                    06            1          9.8      0        0.0           1           9.8
                                    07            2         24.5      0        0.0           2          24.5
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    08           14        102.2      5        8.6          19         110.8
                                    09           30        232.5      3        7.7          33         240.2
                                    10           25        190.5      6        9.2          31         199.7
                                    11           14        112.7      2        2.3          16         115.0
                                    12           12         96.4      2        4.0          14         100.4
                                    13            1          1.3      6        9.7           7          11.0
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.2           2           4.2
                                    15            1          5.6      0        0.0           1           5.6
                                    16           11        104.5      0        0.0          11         104.5
                                    17           12         89.6      1       12.9          13         102.5
                                    18           15        126.9      0        0.0          15         126.9
                                    19           16        135.5      0        0.0          16         135.5
                                    20            4         31.2      1        2.1           5          33.3
                                    21           18        131.3      0        0.0          18         131.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        210      1,658.5     28       60.7         238       1,719.2
============================================================================================================
                     10/24/98
                                    00           20        159.8      0        0.0          20         159.8
                                    01           32        226.6      0        0.0          32         226.6
                                    02           19        144.3      0        0.0          19         144.3
                                    03           12         76.8      0        0.0          12          76.8
                                    04            7         46.0      0        0.0           7          46.0
                                    07            5         40.7      0        0.0           5          40.7
                                    08           19        144.2      0        0.0          19         144.2
                                    09           30        250.9      3        9.1          33         260.0
                                    10           18        137.9      2        3.4          20         141.3
                                    11           11         74.0      4        5.2          15          79.2
                                    12            8         52.2      1        2.3           9          54.5
                                    13            1          7.8      6        6.0           7          13.8
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.5           2           3.5
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.8           1           2.8
                                    16           17        134.9      0        0.0          17         134.9
                                    17           22        169.5      0        0.0          22         169.5
                                    18           14        106.3      0        0.0          14         106.3
                                    19           33        276.3      0        0.0          33         276.3
                                    20           20        158.3      0        0.0          20         158.3
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    21            8         50.6      0        0.0           8          50.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        296      2,257.1     19       32.3         315       2,289.4
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
                     02/16/99
                                    08            3         21.9      6       23.8           9          45.7
                                    09            2         14.2      5        9.5           7          23.7
                                    10            3         24.5      8       37.1          11          61.6
                                    11            1          7.6      1       15.6           2          23.2
                                    12            0          0.0      2        5.6           2           5.6
                                    13            2          7.6      4       18.6           6          26.2
                                    14           11         91.8      3       20.7          14         112.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         22        167.6     29      130.9          51         298.5
============================================================================================================
                     02/17/99
                                    08            6         48.7      6       25.3          12          74.0
                                    09            6         41.6      4       26.0          10          67.6
                                    10           20        142.5      2       18.2          22         160.7
                                    11            2         11.0      4       11.1           6          22.1
                                    12           13         80.0      1        2.1          14          82.1
                                    13            6         35.7      2        2.2           8          37.9
                                    14            1          8.1      8       13.2           9          21.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         54        367.6     27       98.1          81         465.7
============================================================================================================
                     02/18/99
                                    08            2         12.1      8       61.4          10          73.5
                                    09            7         46.8      7       94.6          14         141.4
                                    10           16         98.0      1        1.8          17          99.8
                                    11            2         13.7      1        1.6           3          15.3
                                    12           12         75.2      1        1.0          13          76.2
                                    13            3         20.6      4        4.7           7          25.3
                                    14            0          0.0      2        8.4           2           8.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.1           1           1.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         42        266.4     25      174.6          67         441.0
============================================================================================================
                     02/19/99
                                    08            2         18.0      7       27.2           9          45.2
                                    09            8         65.8     10      129.2          18         195.0
                                    10           10         64.4      4       37.6          14         102.0
                                    11            5         37.2      5       28.2          10          65.4
                                    12            8         56.4      2        3.9          10          60.3
                                    13            5         37.9      5       23.5          10          61.4
                                    14            1          8.7      1        0.8           2           9.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         39        288.4     34      250.4          73         538.8
============================================================================================================
                     02/20/99
                                    08            1          5.7      1        3.2           2           8.9
                                    09            6         55.6      2        4.7           8          60.3
                                    10            3         26.4      3        6.5           6          32.9
                                    11            0          0.0      2        3.6           2           3.6
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    12            0          0.0      4        8.2           4           8.2
                                    13            0          0.0      3        2.7           3           2.7
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.2           2           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         10         87.7     17       33.1          27         120.8
============================================================================================================
                     02/22/99
                                    08            6         39.2      6       17.2          12          56.4
                                    09           11         86.7      6       23.4          17         110.1
                                    10           19        117.5      2        1.9          21         119.4
                                    11            0          0.0      1        2.9           1           2.9
                                    12           11         61.5      0        0.0          11          61.5
                                    13            4         32.0      4        5.1           8          37.1
                                    14            1          5.3      1        2.6           2           7.9
                                    15            0          0.0      2        2.5           2           2.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         52        342.2     22       55.6          74         397.8
============================================================================================================
                     02/23/99
                                    08            3         14.3      6       54.1           9          68.4
                                    09            2         10.3      2        3.5           4          13.8
                                    10           10         47.1      5       21.1          15          68.2
                                    11            3         24.0      6       14.8           9          38.8
                                    12            8         36.8      2       17.5          10          54.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
                                    13            3         16.8      4        8.3           7          25.1
                                    14            0          0.0      3        5.3           3           5.3
                                    15           10         75.0      1        2.5          11          77.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         39        224.3     29      127.1          68         351.4
============================================================================================================
                     02/24/99
                                    08            6         40.6      5       37.6          11          78.2
                                    09            9         61.0      5       39.9          14         100.9
                                    10           15         95.5      4       38.0          19         133.5
                                    11            2         12.3      6       76.9           8          89.2
                                    12            6         28.6      3        4.3           9          32.9
                                    13            6         43.4      2        3.2           8          46.6
                                    14            0          0.0      1        3.7           1           3.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         44        281.4     26      203.6          70         485.0
============================================================================================================
                     02/25/99
                                    08            5         27.6      7       51.6          12          79.2
                                    09            8         51.8      2        3.2          10          55.0
                                    10           17         97.0      7       44.9          24         141.9
                                    11            2         14.9      5       45.4           7          60.3
                                    12            6         28.2      1        9.9           7          38.1
                                    13            2         14.5      3       17.1           5          31.6
                                    14            0          0.0      5       21.1           5          21.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         40        234.0     30      193.2          70         427.2
============================================================================================================
                     02/26/99
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    08            5         19.4      4        6.3           9          25.7
                                    09            5         35.6      0        0.0           5          35.6
                                    10           11         66.6      4       20.8          15          87.4
                                    11            5         35.6      1        1.4           6          37.0
                                    12            8         31.5      3       12.7          11          44.2
                                    13            3         18.3      2        4.0           5          22.3
                                    14            1          6.8      0        0.0           1           6.8
                                    15            0          0.0      1        3.5           1           3.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         38        213.8     15       48.7          53         262.5
============================================================================================================
                     02/27/99
                                    08            2         17.1      0        0.0           2          17.1
                                    09            3         24.0      2        2.9           5          26.9
                                    10            5         35.3      3        6.5           8          41.8
                                    11            0          0.0      3        3.4           3           3.4
                                    12            0          0.0      1        0.9           1           0.9
                                    13            0          0.0      3        5.2           3           5.2
                                    14            0          0.0      1        1.2           1           1.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         10         76.4     13       20.1          23          96.5
============================================================================================================
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
                     05/24/99
                                    08            7         45.1      4        6.4          11          51.5
                                    09            3         14.8      3       14.4           6          29.2
                                    10            7         41.7      2        2.3           9          44.0
                                    11            2         13.0      5       20.8           7          33.8
                                    12            7         33.1      2        6.9           9          40.0
                                    13            2         15.2      3        4.7           5          19.9
                                    14            1          5.5      6       13.4           7          18.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         29        168.4     25       68.9          54         237.3
============================================================================================================
                     05/25/99
                                    08            9         53.1      3        6.6          12          59.7
                                    09            3         22.4      4       21.8           7          44.2
                                    10           10         39.0      2        1.9          12          40.9
                                    11            2         12.6      4       22.3           6          34.9
                                    12            7         35.6      2        3.9           9          39.5
                                    13            5         28.9      6       23.8          11          52.7
                                    14            1          4.8      4       27.7           5          32.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         37        196.4     25       08.0          62         304.4
============================================================================================================
                     05/26/99
                                    08            9         57.3      2        2.5          11          59.8
                                    09            4         39.3      3       20.7           7          60.0
                                    10            9         48.6      3       17.3          12          65.9
                                    11            2         20.2      5       25.3           7          45.5
                                    12            6         29.2      4       31.4          10          60.6
                                    13            3         22.1      7       10.8          10          32.9
                                    14            0          0.0     14      227.8          14         227.8
                                    15            0          0.0     15      252.9          15         252.9
                                    16            0          0.0      2       35.2           2          35.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         33        216.7     55      623.9          88         840.6
============================================================================================================
                     05/27/99
                                    08            7         51.0      1        1.6           8          52.6
                                    09            2         20.1      3        7.0           5          27.1
                                    10            9         50.6      1        1.2          10          51.8
                                    11            2         19.2      6        7.6           8          26.8
                                    12            6         42.5      0        0.0           6          42.5
                                    13            7         45.8      7       24.6          14          70.4
                                    14            0          0.0     22      309.9          22         309.9
                                    15            0          0.0     21      359.9          21         359.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         33        229.2     61      711.8          94         941.0
============================================================================================================
                     05/28/99
                                    08            9         69.0      2        3.6          11          72.6
                                    09            5         34.2      2        8.4           7          42.6
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    10            9         55.7      3       27.7          12          83.4
                                    11            2         14.2      3       16.8           5          31.0
                                    12            8         54.3      3       32.2          11          86.5
                                    13           11         55.4      4        8.1          15          63.5
                                    14            0          0.0      2        2.4           2           2.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         44        282.8     19       99.2          63         382.0
============================================================================================================
                     05/29/99
                                    08            3         28.3      0        0.0           3          28.3
                                    09            2         19.6      0        0.0           2          19.6
                                    10            0          0.0      3       15.9           3          15.9
                                    11            6         56.9      2        1.8           8          58.7
                                    12            3         24.0      0        0.0           3          24.0
                                    13            0          0.0      8       11.0           8          11.0
                                    14            1          2.2      1        0.2           2           2.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         15        131.0     14       28.9          29         159.9
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
                     05/24/99
                                    08            7         45.1      4        6.4          11          51.5
                                    09            3         14.8      3       14.4           6          29.2
                                    10            7         41.7      2        2.3           9          44.0
                                    11            2         13.0      5       20.8           7          33.8
                                    12            7         33.1      2        6.9           9          40.0
                                    13            2         15.2      3        4.7           5          19.9
                                    14            1          5.5      6       13.4           7          18.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         29        168.4     25       68.9          54         237.3
============================================================================================================
                     05/25/99
                                    08            9         53.1      3        6.6          12          59.7
                                    09            3         22.4      4       21.8           7          44.2
                                    10           10         39.0      2        1.9          12          40.9
                                    11            2         12.6      4       22.3           6          34.9
                                    12            7         35.6      2        3.9           9          39.5
                                    13            5         28.9      6       23.8          11          52.7
                                    14            1          4.8      4       27.7           5          32.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         37        196.4     25      108.0          62         304.4
============================================================================================================
                     05/26/99
                                    08            9         57.3      2        2.5          11          59.8
                                    09            4         39.3      3       20.7           7          60.0
                                    10            9         48.6      3       17.3          12          65.9
                                    11            2         20.2      5       25.3           7          45.5
                                    12            6         29.2      4       31.4          10          60.6
                                    13            3         22.1      7       10.8          10          32.9
                                    14            0          0.0     14      227.8          14         227.8
                                    15            0          0.0     15      252.9          15         252.9
                                    16            0          0.0      2       35.2           2          35.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         33        216.7     55      623.9          88         840.6
============================================================================================================
                     05/27/99
                                    08            7         51.0      1        1.6           8          52.6
                                    09            2         20.1      3        7.0           5          27.1
                                    10            9         50.6      1        1.2          10          51.8
                                    11            2         19.2      6        7.6           8          26.8
                                    12            6         42.5      0        0.0           6          42.5
                                    13            7         45.8      7       24.6          14          70.4
                                    14            0          0.0     22      309.9          22         309.9
                                    15            0          0.0     21      359.9          21         359.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         33        229.2     61      711.8          94         941.0
============================================================================================================
                     05/28/99
                                    08            9         69.0      2        3.6          11          72.6
                                    09            5         34.2      2        8.4           7           2.6
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    10            9         55.7      3       27.7          12          83.4
                                    11            2         14.2      3       16.8           5          31.0
                                    12            8         54.3      3       32.2          11          86.5
                                    13           11         55.4      4        8.1          15          63.5
                                    14            0          0.0      2        2.4           2           2.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         44        282.8     19       99.2          63         382.0
============================================================================================================
                     05/29/99
                                    08            3         28.3      0        0.0           3          28.3
                                    09            2         19.6      0        0.0           2          19.6
                                    10            0          0.0      3       15.9           3          15.9
                                    11            6         56.9      2        1.8           8          58.7
                                    12            3         24.0      0        0.0           3          24.0
                                    13            0          0.0      8       11.0           8          11.0
                                    14            1          2.2      1        0.2           2           2.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         15        131.0     14       28.9          29         159.9
============================================================================================================
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                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M610                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
                     06/01/99
                                    08            2         18.8      9       29.5          11          48.3
                                    09            0          0.0      3        4.4           3           4.4
                                    10            1          3.8      5       34.8           6          38.6
                                    11            0          0.0      6        7.1           6           7.1
                                    12            1          8.1      3       25.9           4          34.0
                                    13            6         48.9      5       20.9          11          69.8
                                    14            9.        93.7      7       13.4          16         107.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         19        173.3     38      136.0          57         309.3
============================================================================================================
                     06/02/99
                                    08            9         50.0      5       14.5          14          64.5
                                    09            4         28.3      3       12.5           7          40.8
                                    10           13         53.0      1        0.9          14          53.9
                                    11            2         12.1      2       13.5           4          25.6
                                    12            7         35.3      0        0.0           7          35.3
                                    13           11         53.8      5       10.4          16          64.2
                                    14            4         39.8      5       13.0           9          52.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         50        272.3     21       64.8          71         337.1
============================================================================================================
                     06/03/99
                                    08            9         57.7      5       23.7          14          81.4
                                    09            1          9.9      3        4.6           4          14.5
                                    10            4         20.5      2       21.9           6          42.4
                                    11            3         16.0      7       24.5          10          40.5
                                    12            6         25.0      1       11.9           7          36.9
                                    13            7         28.1     11       23.7          18          51.8
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.9           2           3.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         30        157.2     31      114.2          61         271.4
============================================================================================================
                     06/04/99
                                    08           11         52.8      3        9.8          14          62.6
                                    09            2         10.3      4       26.7           6          37.0
                                    10            9         26.5      4       17.2          13          43.7
                                    11            7         55.7      6       21.9          13          77.6
                                    12           14         84.8      3       11.2          17          96.0
                                    13            9         42.5      6       33.9          15          76.4
                                    14            0          0.0      6       21.4           6          21.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.1           1           1.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         52        272.6     33      143.2          85         415.8
============================================================================================================
                     06/05/99
                                    08            3         34.0      3        4.9           6          38.9
                                    09            2         16.0      2        3.5           4          19.5
                                    10            0          0.0      1        3.1           1           3.1
                                    11           10         88.5      6       12.1          16         100.6
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    12            0          0.0      3        7.6           3           7.6
                                    13            0          0.0      5        6.5           5           6.5
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.4           2           3.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         15        138.5     22       41.1          37         179.6
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS &16D

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GREENPOINT MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN -JUL 1998) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 06/29/98           TO        07/12/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            29           06/29/98     2,000.10
       TU           30           06/30/98     2,165.70
       W             1           07/01/98     2,196.30
       TH            2           07/02/98     2,122.40
       F             3           07/03/98     1,925.20
       SA            4           07/04/98         0.00
       SU            5           07/05/98     1,023.80
       M             6           07/06/98     2,706.50
       TU            7           07/07/98     2,040.80
       W             8           07/08/98     1,851.10
       TH            9           07/09/98     1,895.30
       F            10           07/10/98     1,751.60
       SA           11           07/11/98     1,484.80
       SU           12           07/12/98         0.00
</Table>

GREENPOINT MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
<Caption>
                 10/12/98           TO        10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            12           10/12/98         0.00
       TU           13           10/13/98     2,749.90
       W            14           10/14/98     3,325.10
       TH           15           10/15/98     2,045.20
       F            16           10/16/98     2,094.40
       SA           17           10/17/98     1,434.50
       SU           18           10/18/98         0.00
       M            19           10/19/98     2,183.20
       TU           20           10/20/98     2,353.60
       W            21           10/21/98     1,792.20
       TH           22           10/22/98     1,927.70
       F            23           10/23/98     1,770.30
       SA           24           10/24/98     1,466.00
       SU           25           10/25/98         0.00
</Table>

GREENPOINT MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99           TO        02/28/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            15           02/15/99         0.00
       TU           16           02/16/99     2,145.70
       W            17           02/17/99     1,993.40
       TH           18           02/18/99     1,864.40
       F            19           02/19/99     1,671.10
       SA           20           02/20/99     1,089.90
       SU           21           02/21/99         0.00
       M            22           02/22/99     1,952.30
       TU           23           02/23/99     1,998.30
       W            24           02/24/99     1,881.20
       TH           25           02/25/99     1,574.00
       F            26           02/26/99     1,521.90
       SA           27           02/27/99       876.60
       SU           28           02/28/99         0.00
</Table>

GREENPOINT MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (MAY - JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99           TO        06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            24           05/24/99     1,699.00
       TU           25           05/25/99     2,075.50
       W            26           05/26/99     2,012.90
       TH           27           05/27/99     1,592.20
       F            28           05/28/99     1,572.60
       SA           29           05/29/99     1,375.40
       SU           30           05/30/99         0.00
       M            31           05/31/99         0.00
       TU            1           06/01/99     2,141.00
       W             2           06/02/99     2,365.90
       TH            3           06/03/99     1,961.40
       F             4           06/04/99     2,002.30
       SA            5           06/05/99     1,268.70
       SU            6           06/06/99         0.00
</Table>

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                        [Graph of Greenpoint MTS Tonnage
                                 June-July 1998]

<Page>

 &100 (IOU &K2S &18D
page    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
                     06/29/98
                                    00            2         21.5      1       13.6           3          35.1
                                    O1            9         68.7      0        0.0           9          68.7
                                    02            8         61.8      2       22.7          10          84.5
                                    03            4         34.4      0        0.0           4          34.4
                                    04            2         17.6      1       12.3           3          29.9
                                    05            2         18.7      0        0.0           2          18.7
                                    06            1          4.5      0        0.0           1           4.5
                                    07            5         39.6      2        3.3           7          42.9
                                    08           13        101.4      4       12.1          17         113.5
                                    09           22        200.8      1        3.8          23         204.6
                                    10           23        215.9      2        6.0          25         221.9
                                    11           17        161.3      3        4.7          20         166.0
                                    12           16        130.7      4        5.9          20         136.6
                                    13           13        101.2      5       11.8          18         113.0
                                    14            5         44.9      3        5.3           8          50.2
                                    15            0          0.0      2        8.3           2           8.3
                                    16            9         92.4      1        2.0          10          94.4
                                    17           15        147.0      0        0.0          15         147.0
                                    18           18        178.0      0        0.0          18         178.0
                                    19           11        110.9      0        0.0          11         110.9
                                    20            7         61.6      1        2.1           8          63.7
                                    21            7         57.1      0        0.0           7          57.1
                                    22            3         16.2      0        0.0           3          16.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        212      1,886.2     32      113.9         244       2,000.1
============================================================================================================
                     06/30/98
                                    00            5         41.3      0        0.0           5          41.3
                                    01           17        146.2      0        0.0          17         146.2
                                    02           20        182.0      0        0.0          20         182.0
                                    03           15        130.1      2       27.1          17         157.2
                                    04            2         17.5      0        0.0           2          17.5
                                    05            1          8.2      0        0.0           1           8.2
                                    07            5         36.3      4       12.9           9          49.2
                                    08           14         97.4      2        2.5          16          99.9
                                    09           24        221.6      2        6.2          26         227.8
                                    10           17        164.7      6       20.1          23         184.8
                                    11           19        212.9      3        9.4          22         222.3
                                    12           21        165.8      1        4.0          22         169.8
                                    13            4         27.5      1        2.4           5          29.9
                                    16            9         60.9      1        6.5          10          67.4
                                    17           12        127.1      2        4.5          14         131.6
                                    18           13        122.6      1        6.0          14         128.6
                                    19           14        139.2      1        0.9          15         140.1
                                    20            8         73.8      0        0.0           8          73.8
                                    21            7         70.9      1        1.7           8          72.6
                                    22            0          0.0      1       15.5           1          15.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        227      2,046.0     28      119.7         255       2,165.7
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &k0S &16D

<Page>

 &100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
                     07/01/98
                                    00            5         48.9      3       49.6           8          98.5
                                    01           13        108.7      0        0.0          13         108.7
                                    02           22        206.7      0        0.0          22         206.7
                                    03           16        138.9      1       16.0          17         154.9
                                    04            4         24.1      0        0.0           4          24.1
                                    05            2         19.2      0        0.0           2          19.2
                                    06            1          1.9      0        0.0           1           1.9
                                    07            6         57.6      5       14.5          11          72.1
                                    08           13        112.6      3       17.8          16         130.4
                                    09           26        211.7      3        5.2          29         216.9
                                    10           22        212.7      2        2.9          24         215.6
                                    11           18        177.7      4        5.8          22         183.5
                                    12           15        102.4      1        0.6           6         103.0
                                    13            7         55.5      6       15.1          13          70.6
                                    14            6         57.0      5       11.3          11          68.3
                                    15.           0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    16            7         46.4      0        0.0           7          46.4
                                    17           16        126.1      1        3.0          17         129.1
                                    18           15        118.7      0        0.0          15         118.7
                                    19            8         68.9      0        0.0           8          68.9
                                    20            5         47.3      1        2.1           6          49.4
                                    21           10         81.8      0        0.0          10          81.8
                                    23            0          0.0      2       26.1           2          26.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        237      2,024.8     38      171.5         275       2,196.3
============================================================================================================
                     07/02/98
                                    00            0          0.0      2       29.1           2          29.1
                                    01           11         94.9      1       16.2          12         111.1
                                    02           15        112.3      0        0.0          15         112.3
                                    03           13        115.0      0        0.0          13         115.0
                                    04            6         51.8      0        0.0           6          51.8
                                    05            7         34.8      0        0.0           7          34.8
                                    06            2         12.7      1        4.2           3          16.9
                                    07            1         10.8      3       16.5           4          27.3
                                    08           13         81.2      2        3.7          15          84.9
                                    09           22        169.0      3        5.9          25         174.9
                                    10           23        211.1      4       18.6          27         229.7
                                    11           22        211.9      1        1.1          23         213.0
                                    12           21        166.3      7       21.3          28         187.6
                                    13            7         48.3      5       17.6          12          65.9
                                    14            1         10.0      5        8.6           6          18.6
                                    15            0          0.0      3       13.3           3          13.3
                                    16            9         73.8      1        3.7          10          77.5
                                    17           12        120.0      1        5.1          13         125.1
                                    18           15        131.5      0        0.0          15         131.5
                                    19           14        138.3      0        0.0          14         138.3
                                    20            4         37.5      1       14.3           5          51.8
                                    21           12        105.8      1        1.7          13         107.5
                                    22            1          4.5      0        0.0           1           4.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        231      1,941.5     41      180.9         272       2,122.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                     07/03/98
                                    01            4         36.2      0        0.0           4          36.2
                                    02           10         91.3      0        0.0          10          91.3
                                    03           13         93.9      0        0.0          13          93.9
                                    04            3         17.5      0        0.0           3          17.5
                                    05            4         29.5      0        0.0           4          29.5
                                    06            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    07            5         37.5      0        0.0           5          37.5
                                    08           11         99.2      1        0.9          12         100.1
                                    09           24        208.7      0        0.0          24         208.7
                                    10           23        214.9      3        8.1          26         223.0
                                    11           23        206.5      3        9.3          26         215.8
                                    12           22        163.3      1        2.1          23         165.4
                                    13            6         46.3      3        6.1           9          52.4
                                    14            1          9.5      1        2.4           2          11.9
                                    15            1          5.7      0        0.0           1           5.7
                                    16           10         92.7      0        0.0          10          92.7
                                    17           12         97.6      1        6.8          13         104.4
                                    18            9         83.1      0        0.0           9          83.1
                                    19           14         98.3      0        0.0          14          98.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    20           11         77.9      1        1.3          12          79.2
                                    21           16        137.5      0        0.0          16         137.5
                                    22            5         34.2      0        0.0           5          34.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        228      1,888.2     14       37.0         242       1,925.2
============================================================================================================
                     07/05/98
                                    08           21        141.2      0        0.0          21         141.2
                                    09           18        166.2      2        6.9          20         173.1
                                    10           26        223.9      0        0.0          26         223.9
                                    11           18        175.5      2        5.7          20         181.2
                                    12           26        238.5      0        0.0          26         238.5
                                    13            3         27.9      0        0.0           3          27.9
                                    14            1         14.7      3       23.3           4          38.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        113        987.9      7       35.9         120       1,023.8
============================================================================================================
                     07/06/98
                                    00            9         75.4      0        0.0           9          75.4
                                    01           17        145.4      0        0.0          17         145.4
                                    02           18        167.3      2       30.4          20         197.7
                                    03           22        190.2      0        0.0          22         190.2
                                    04            6         59.2      2       34.4           8          93.6
                                    05            6         55.2      0        0.0           6          55.2
                                    06            2         12.8      0        0.0           2          12.8
                                    07           12         90.8      1        5.9          13          96.7
                                    08           19        145.4      3        9.3          22         154.7
                                    09           19        173.8      5       13.2          24         187.0
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    10           21        195.6      4        7.3          25         202.9
                                    11           19        184.8      4       14.2          23         199.0
                                    12           16        123.6      6       44.5          22         168.1
                                    13            5         39.6     13       54.8          18          94.4
                                    14            4         32.2      3       12.7           7          44.9
                                    15            0          0.0      3        7.0           3           7.0
                                    16           11        118.6      3       12.4          14         131.0
                                    17           20        188.7      0        0.0          20         188.7
                                    18           15         29.3      1        1.4          16         130.7
                                    19           12        113.5      0        0.0          12         113.5
                                    20            9         92.8      1        1.2          10          94.0
                                    21           13        114.2      1        1.4          14         115.6
                                    22            2          8.0      0        0.0           2           8.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        277      2,456.4     52      250.1         329       2,706.5
============================================================================================================
                     07/07/98
                                    00            5         52.9      0        0.0           5          52.9
                                    01            6         52.4      0        0.0           6          52.4
                                    02           14        105.7      0        0.0          14         105.7
                                    03           15        114.7      0        0.0          15         114.7
                                    04            2         16.9      1       16.6           3          33.5
                                    05            1          7.3      1       19.1           2          26.4
                                    06            2         13.1      1        8.2           3          21.3
                                    07            5         36.3      2       10.3           7          46.6
                                    08           14        103.6      1        2.1          15         105.7
                                    09           13         97.7      1        3.3          14         101.0
                                    10           19        186.9      1        4.9          20         191.8
                                    11           19        188.4      4       19.7          23         208.1
                                    12           21        199.1      1        3.3          22         202.4
                                    13           12         94.4      4        8.2          16         102.6
                                    14            4         23.8      8       29.3          12          53.1
                                    15            0          0.0      5       13.2           5          13.2
                                    16            9         77.0      1        2.3          10          79.3
                                    17           15        133.5      2        4.5          17         138.0
                                    18           13        112.5      2        9.4          15         121.9
                                    19           12        107.3      1        0.9          13         108.2
                                    20            6         60.4      1        1.5           7          61.9
                                    21            9         78.3      0        0.0           9          78.3
                                    22            3         21.8      0        0.0           3          21.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        219      2,884.0     37      156.8         256       2,040.8
============================================================================================================
                     07/08/98
                                    00            8         66.8      0        0.0           8          66.8
                                    01            9         80.1      0        0.0           9          80.1
                                    02            9         68.6      0        0.0           9          68.6
                                    03           13        123.6      0        0.0          13         123.6
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    04            4         27.4      0        0.0           4          27.4
                                    05            2          9.6      0        0.0           2           9.6
                                    07            7         52.9      2        4.1           9          57.0
                                    08           17        133.3      2        5.7          19         139.0
                                    09           22        144.4      0        0.0          22         144.4
                                    10           14        135.8      2        8.6          16         144.4
                                    11           19        176.1      2        2.6          21         178.7
                                    12           20        157.2      1        3.4          21         160.6
                                    13           13         89.3      6       20.0          19         109.3
                                    14            0          0.0      2        1.8           2           1.8
                                    15            0          0.0      2        9.5           2           9.5
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    16            9         64.0      2        8.4          11          72.4
                                    17           18        139.6      1        1.6          19         141.2
                                    18           16        129.8      0        0.0          16         129.8
                                    19           11         82.4      1        0.4          12          82.8
                                    20            5         31.4      1        1.5           6          32.9
                                    21            6         55.8      0        0.0           6          55.8
                                    22            2         15.4      0        0.0           2          15.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        224      1,783.5     24       67.6         248       1,851.1
============================================================================================================
                     07/09/98
                                    00            6         44.3      0        0.0           6          44.3
                                    01            8         70.0      0        0.0           8          70.0
                                    02           15        118.6      0        0.0          15         118.6
                                    03           12         86.3      0        0.0          12          86.3
                                    04            3         29.6      1       12.7           4          42.3
                                    05            2         20.7      0        0.0           2          20.7
                                    06            2         12.2      0        0.0           2          12.2
                                    07            1          4.8      3       13.4           4          18.2
                                    08           12         95.0      2        4.5          14          99.5
                                    09           20        159.6      3       11.1          23         170.7
                                    10           12        104.1      0        0.0          12         104.1
                                    11           20        188.7      3       14.6          23         203.3
                                    12           21        152.3      3       10.5          24         162.8
                                    13            5         21.7      6       15.6          11          37.3
                                    14            1          6.5      2        3.1           3           9.6
                                    15            0          0.0      2        8.2           2           8.2
                                    16           14        113.3      1        5.8          15         119.1
                                    17           20        167.9      1        2.5          21         170.4
                                    18           16        141.2      0        0.0          16         141.2
                                    19           12        106.2      1        6.3          13         112.5
                                    20            7         53.0      2        3.2           9          56.2
                                    21            9         77.6      0        0.0           9          77.6
                                    22            2         10.2      0        0.0           2          10.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        220      1,783.8     30      111.5         250       1,895.3
============================================================================================================
                     07/10/98
                                    00            7         55.0      0        0.0           7          55.0
                                    01            7         65.6      0        0.0           7          65.6
                                    02           10         74.8      0        0.0          10          74.8
                                    03            7         52.2      0        0.0           7          52.2
                                    04            3         18.2      0        0.0           3          18.2
                                    05            5         38.9      0        0.0           5          38.9
                                    06            1         12.9      0        0.0           1          12.9
                                    07            6         48.2      3        6.8           9          55.0
                                    08           12         88.3      3       12.2          15         100.5
                                    09           21        159.2      4       13.0          25         172.2
                                    10           21        183.0      4        9.0          25         192.0
                                    11           19        143.8      1        1.6          20         145.4
                                    12           17        115.1      3        9.6          20         124.7
                                    13           10         56.8      8       26.4          18          83.2
                                    14            3         14.5      3        9.9           6          24.4
                                    15            0          0.0      6       14.8           6          14.8
                                    16            6         54.6      1        2.0           7          56.6
                                    17           16        119.4      0        0.0          16         119.4
                                    18           15        121.3      0        0.0          15         121.3
                                    19           13        100.4      0        0.0          13         100.4
                                    20            4         35.4      1        1.1           5          36.5
                                    21           10         85.7      1        1.9          11          87.6
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>                        <C>      <C>       <C>       <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        213      1,643.3     38      108.3         251       1,751.6
============================================================================================================
                     07/11/98
                                                 00            6   43.1          0         0.0         643.1
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>     <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    O1           12        100.2      0        0.0          12         100.2
                                    02           12        108.6      0        0.0          12         108.6
                                    03           10         68.7      0        0.0          10          68.7
                                    04            3         25.5      0        0.0           3          25.5
                                    05            3         15.7      0        0.0           3          15.7
                                    06            1          0.8      0        0.0           1           0.8
                                    07            4         27.2      0        0.0           4          27.2
                                    08           16        140.7      1        2.8          17         143.5
                                    09           24        193.2      1        1.4          25         194.6
                                    10           22        188.7      2        6.3          24         195.0
                                    11           14        122.1      0        0.0          14         122.1
                                    12            6         61.2      3        4.3           9          65.5
                                    13            3         21.8      0        0.0           3          21.8
                                    14            1          6.6      1        3.5           2          10.1
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.9           1           2.9
                                    16            6         53.7      0        0.0           6          53.7
                                    17            5         38.5      0        0.0           5          38.5
                                    18            4         36.3      0        0.0           4          36.3
                                    19            5         40.3      0        0.0           5          40.3
                                    20            5         34.6      0        0.0           5          34.6
                                    21           17        132.5      0        0.0          17         132.5
                                    22            1          3.6      0        0.0           1           3.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        180      1,463.6      9       21.2         189       1,484.8
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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                        [Graph of Greenpoint MTS Tonnage
                                  October 1998]

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 &100      (l0U &k2S &18D
PAGE    1

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
                     10/13/98
                                    00            3         36.8      0        0.0           3          36.8
                                    01            6         46.7      0        0.0           6          46.7
                                    02            5         56.4      0        0.0           5          56.4
                                    03            8         78.9      0        0.0           8          78.9
                                    04            8        101.2      0        0.0           8         101.2
                                    05            8         92.9      0        0.0           8          92.9
                                    06            2         23.1      2        7.0           4          30.1
                                    07            5         59.7      2       16.6           7          76.3
                                    08           12        109.9      2        4.3          14         114.2
                                    09           22        246.9      0        0.0          22         246.9
                                    10           20        196.6      2        7.5          22         204.1
                                    11           17        161.4      3       29.2          20         190.6
                                    12           21        211.4      2        2.7          23         214.1
                                    13           18        172.4      4       13.8          22         186.2
                                    14           12        132.0      3       12.0          15         144.0
                                    15           17        162.6      0        0.0          17         162.6
                                    16           18        189.1      1        4.0          19         193.1
                                    17            8         68.6      2        3.3          10          71.9
                                    18           10         94.1      1        1.1          11          95.2
                                    19           17        175.0      0        0.0          17         175.0
                                    20           15        166.0      0        0.0          15         166.0
                                    21            7         66.7      0        0.0           7          66.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        259      2,648.4     24      101.5         283       2,749.9
============================================================================================================
                     10/14/98
                                    00            2         18.5      9      146.2          11         164.7
                                    01           18        170.5      5       90.9          23         261.4
                                    02           16        159.3      3       50.0          19         209.3
                                    03           10        111.8      4       64.8          14         176.6
                                    04           14        142.3      1       23.9          15         166.2
                                    05           17        163.8      0        0.0          17         163.8
                                    06            2          9.6      0        0.0           2           9.6
                                    07            2         13.3      4       27.8           6          41.1
                                    08           15        119.3      3        6.0          18         125.3
                                    09           10        107.0      6       56.2          16         163.2
                                    10            9         81.4      5       60.3          14         141.7
                                    11           14        156.9      6       40.9          20         197.8
                                    12           18        191.9      3       22.1          21         214.0
                                    13           11         91.0      7       42.6          18         133.6
                                    14            7         72.7      4        5.9          11          78.6
                                    15            1          3.7      2        7.2           3          10.9
                                    16            9         87.7      0        0.0           9          87.7
                                    17           18        170.4      0        0.0          18         170.4
                                    18           21        215.9      0        0.0          21         215.9
                                    19           21        192.4      0        0.0          21         192.4
                                    20           12        117.9      1        1.7          13         119.6
                                    21           16        124.0      3       36.2          19         160.2
                                    22            1          7.4      4       66.1           5          73.5
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    23            0          0.0      3       47.6           3          47.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        264      2,528.7     73      796.4         337       3,325.1
============================================================================================================
                     10/15/98
                                    00            4         32.4      4       63.6           8          96.0
                                    01           11        106.9      3       47.4          14         154.3
                                    02           10         91.7      3       50.3          13         142.0
                                    03            7         48.5      0        0.0           7          48.5
                                    04            3         16.9      0        0.0           3          16.9
                                    05            1         11.1      0        0.0           1          11.1
                                    06            2         16.7      1        2.3           3          19.0
                                    07            4         31.7      3       16.2           7          47.9
                                    08           15        106.4      1        5.6          16         112.0
                                    09           17        160.9      4       19.3          21         180.2
                                    10           16        130.8      3       26.0          19         156.8
                                    11           19        160.2      3        4.4          22         164.6
                                    12           12         91.9,     2        8.2          14         100.1
                                    13            5         31.8      6       25.5          11          57.3
                                    14            0          0.0      3       14.7           3          14.7
                                    15            0          0.0      3       23.7           3          23.7
                                    16            8         76.7      1       15.0           9          91.7
                                    17           12        118.8      1        2.7          13         121.5
                                    18           18        171.8      0        0.0          18         171.8
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    19           11         87.6      0        0.0          11          87.6
                                    20            5         46.9      1        1.7           6          48.6
                                    21           10         82.9      0        0.0          10          82.9
                                    22            4         32.1      1       16.7           5          48.8
                                    23            0          0.0      3       47.2           3          47.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        194      1,654.7     46      390.5         240       2,045.2
============================================================================================================
                     10/16/98
                                    00            7         74.0      1       14.2           8          88.2
                                    01           12        118.5      5       84.7          17         203.2
                                    02           13        111.8      5       83.6          18         195.4
                                    03            8         70.2      1       15.4           9          85.6
                                    04            3         23.4      0        0.0           3          23.4
                                    05            2         20.2      0        0.0           2          20.2
                                    06            1         12.8      1        5.5           2          18.3
                                    07            6         50.9      2        5.2           8          56.1
                                    08           13         94.0      2        2.1          15          96.1
                                    09           15        119.9      3       36.3          18         156.2
                                    10           14        112.3      8       35.9          22         148.2
                                    11           17        165.0      3       13.6          20         178.6
                                    12           12        102.4      3       23.4          15         125.8
                                    13            3         16.6      4        9.3           7          25.9
                                    14            2         10.6      3        8.3           5          18.9
                                    15            0          0.0      3       18.4           3          18.4
                                    16            6         50.3      0        0.0           6          50.3
                                    17           20        178.5      0        0.0          20         178.5
                                    18           21        155.1      0        0.0          21         155.1
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    19           13         99.6      0        0.0          13          99.6
                                    20            6         50.0      1        1.5           7          51.5
                                    21           10         76.9      0        0.0          10          76.9
                                    22            2         24.0      0        0.0           2          24.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        206      1,737.0     45      357.4         251       2,094.4
============================================================================================================
                     10/17/98
                                    00            4         27.5      0        0.0           4          27.5
                                    01            6         48.4      0        0.0           6          48.4
                                    02           13         92.0      0        0.0          13          92.0
                                    03            5         35.0      0        0.0           5          35.0
                                    04            1          7.7      0        0.0           1           7.7
                                    05            2         18.6      0        0.0           2          18.6
                                    06            2          7.2      0        0.0           2           7.2
                                    07            3         27.0      0        0.0           3          27.0
                                    08           14        120.8      2        5.8          16         126.6
                                    09           17        126.7      3        9.8          20         136.5
                                    10           11        107.3      0        0.0          11         107.3
                                    11           16        124.3      1        1.3          17         125.6
                                    12           10        106.7      1        3.9          11         110.6
                                    13            0          0.0      1        2.8           1           2.8
                                    14            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    16           10         55.1      0        0.0          10          55.1
                                    17           21        174.8      0        0.0          21         174.8
                                    18           18        139.9      0        0.0          18         139.9
                                    19           16        118.1      0        0.0          16         118.1
                                    20            8         55.0      0        0.0           8          55.0
                                    21            2         15.8      0        0.0           2          15.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        179      1,407.9     10       26.6         189       1,434.5
============================================================================================================
                     10/19/98
                                    00            3         36.5      1       20.7           4          57.2
                                    01            6         26.0      2       31.3           8          57.3
                                    02            6         65.8      3       46.4           9         112.2
                                    03            3         24.2      3       58.5           6          82.7
                                    04            0          0.0      1       22.9           1          22.9
                                    05            2         19.5      0        0.0           2          19.5
                                    06            3         18.8      2        2.1           5          20.9
                                    07            8         74.1      0        0.0           8          74.1
                                    08           17        141.3      2        6.3          19         147.6
                                    09           17        155.1      6        9.6          23         164.7
                                    10           21        188.1      2        3.4          23         191.5
                                    11           14        139.0      4       46.4          18         185.4
                                    12           14        126.5      1        3.1          15         129.6
                                    13            8         61.1     10       23.7          18          84.8
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    14            3         25.3      0        0.0           3          25.3
                                    15            3         21.2      3       20.3           6          41.5
                                    16            9         89.4      2       20.4          11         109.8
                                    17           14        129.5      0        0.0          14         129.5
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    18           14        153.3      1        1.8          15         155.1
                                    19           11        111.2      0        0.0          11         111.2
                                    20            5         50.9      1        1.6           6          52.5
                                    21            3         29.0      1       10.8           4          39.8
                                    22            1          9.7      3       52.0           4          61.7
                                    23            0          0.0      7      106.4           7         106.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        185      1,695.5     55      487.7         240       2,183.2
============================================================================================================
                     10/20/98
                                    00            3         28.2      4       52.7           7          80.9
                                    01           19        172.6      5       80.5          24         253.1
                                    02           18        168.5      5       82.4          23         250.9
                                    03           12        108.5      0        0.0          12         108.5
                                    04            6         41.2      0        0.0*          6          41.2
                                    05            2         24.1      0        0.0           2          24.1
                                    06            1          8.8      0        0.0           1           8.8
                                    07            5         35.2      4        8.9           9          44.1
                                    08            9         65.3      2        6.4          11          71.7
                                    09           17        159.9      3        3.6          20         163.5
                                    10           14        105.5      6       55.8          20         161.3
                                    11           21        203.1      2        6.1          23         209.2
                                    12           15        144.4      3       26.1          18         170.5
                                    13           10         88.7      6       13.8          16         102.5
                                    14            7         57.9      2        6.5           9          64.4
                                    16            8         81.2      1        4.1           9          85.3
                                    17           17        139.5      0        0.0          17         139.5
                                    18           13        115.6      1        1.6          14         117.2
                                    19           11        103.7      0        0.0          11         103.7
                                    20            6         50.3      1        1.6           7          51.9
                                    21            9         78.9      0        0.0           9          78.9
                                    22            2         22.4      0        0.0           2          22.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        225      2,003.5     45      350.1         270       2,353.6
============================================================================================================
                     10/21/98
                                    00            9         69.4      0        0.0           9          69.4
                                    01           11         94.2      0        0.0          11          94.2
                                    02           12         93.0      0        0.0          12          93.0
                                    03           13        130.3      2       44.0          15         174.3
                                    04            7         42.0      0        0.0           7          42.0
                                    05            1          9.5      0        0.0           1           9.5
                                    06            3         28.1      0        0.0           3          28.1
                                    07            3         23.1      2        4.1           5          27.2
                                    08           13         89.7      0        0.0          13          89.7
                                    09           18        155.5      3        8.8          21         164.3
                                    10           16        137.8      0        0.0          16         137.8
                                    11           17        158.8      3       30.8          20         189.6
                                    12           10         85.5      1        1.9          11          87.4
                                    13            4         23.0      4       10.3           8          33.3
                                    14            3         18.7      6       24.3           9          43.0
                                    16            7         47.5      0        0.0           7          47.5
                                    17           21        181.2      0        0.0          21         181.2
                                    18           18        145.9      0        0.0          18         145.9
                                    19           12         76.3      0        0.0          12          76.3
                                    20            4         25.2      0        0.0           4          25.2
                                    21            5         33.3      0        0.0           5          33.3
</Table>

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<Table>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        207      1,668.0     21      124.2         228       1,792.2
============================================================================================================
                                    00            9         78.9      0        0.0           9          78.9
                                    01           16        127.9      1       16.3          17         144.2
                                    02           17        142.7      0        0.0          17         142.7
                                    03            9         68.5      1       18.8          10          87.3
                                    04            2        118.0      0        0.0           2          11.8
                                    05            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    06            2         16.8      1       12.9           3          29.7
                                    07            5         26.5      2        9.8           7          36.3
                                    08           12         87.5      2       14.0          14         101.5
                                    09           23        178.4      3       20.3          26         198.7
                                    10           16        128.5      4       17.6          20         146.1
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    11           18        146.6      2       20.5          20         167.1
                                    12           14         95.1      3        4.5          17          99.6
                                    13            7         31.7      5       13.9          12          45.6
                                    14            3          9.1      4       10.2           7          19.3
                                    15            0          0.0      2       17.1           2          17.1
                                    16            7         37.5      0        0.0           7          37.5
                                    17           21        178.2      0        0.0          21         178.2
                                    18           18        139.8      0        0.0          18         139.8
                                    19            9         69.1      0        0.0           9          69.1
                                    20            4         25.3      1        1.5           5          26.8
                                    21           10         70.9      2       31.7          12         102.6
                                    22            3         25.9      1       12.8           4          38.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        226      1,705.8     34      221.9         260       1,927.7
============================================================================================================
                     10/23/98
                                    00            9         66.5      0        0.0           9          66.5
                                    01            8         69.7      2       37.4          10         107.1
                                    02            7         73.9      0        0.0           7          73.9
                                    03            9         70.5      3       60.1          12         130.6
                                    04            4         32.2      0        0.0           4          32.2
                                    05            3         30.2      0        0.0           3          30.2
                                    06            3         28.9      0        0.0           3          28.9
                                    07            3         24.2      3       19.1           6          43.3
                                    08           11         91.2      2        5.3          13          96.5
                                    09           18        129.5      3        3.0          21         132.5
                                    10           19        175.1      2       15.9          21         191.0
                                    11           20        162.2      1        1.3          21         163.5
                                    12            7         48.6      0        0.0           7          48.6
                                    13            6         32.8      6       14.7          12          47.5
                                    14            3         19.2      4       15.7           7          34.9
                                    15            0          0.0      3       19.4           3          19.4
                                    16            6         37.6      1       15.4           7          53.0
                                    17           19        141.7      1        3.1          20         144.8
                                    18           14        113.8      1        8.5          15         122.3
                                    19           15        106.4      0        0.0          15         106.4
                                    20            8         54.0      0        0.0           8          54.0
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    21            7         41.8      1        1.4           8          43.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        199      1,550.0     33      220.3         232       1,770.3
============================================================================================================
                     10/24/98
                                    00            7         34.4      0        0.0           7          34.4
                                    01           14        102.2      0        0.0          14         102.2
                                    02           11        104.7      0        0.0          11         104.7
                                    03            7         45.0      0        0.0           7          45.0
                                    04            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    05            2         15.1      0        0.0           2          15.1
                                    07            2         15.1      0        0.0           2          15.1
                                    08           16        138.8      1       11.8          17         150.6
                                    09           13        112.4      3       10.0          16         122.4
                                    10           19        149.8      0        0.0          19         149.8
                                    11           19        166.2      1        1.6          20         167.8
                                    12            4         30.3      1        2.9           5          33.2
                                    13            1          7.6      2        6.4           3          14.0
                                    16            7         41.5      0        0.0           7          41.5
                                    17           15        103.7      0        0.0          15         103.7
                                    18           15         99.4      0        0.0          15          99.4
                                    19           16        114.5      0        0.0          16         114.5
                                    20           14         87.1      0        0.0          14          87.1
                                    21            8         56.6      0        0.0           8          56.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        191      1,433.3      8       32.7         199       1,466.0
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &k0S &16D

<Page>

                        [Graph of Greenpoint MTS Tonnage
                                 February 1999]

<Page>

 &100   (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
                     02/16/99
                                    00            7         44.2      0        0.0           7          44.2
                                    01            4         33.0      0        0.0           4          33.0
                                    02           11         86.4      0        0.0          11          86.4
                                    03            9         83.2      0        0.0           9          83.2
                                    04            8         87.1      0        0.0           8          87.1
                                    05            8        107.5      0        0.0           8         107.5
                                    06            5         54.8      0        0.0           5          54.8
                                    07            3         20.1      3        5.8           6          25.9
                                    08           13        132.1      3        8.4          16         140.5
                                    09           15        135.7      4        7.7          19         143.4
                                    10           20        189.4      3        4.6          23         194.0
                                    11           12        130.0      5       18.8          17         148.8
                                    12           15        121.8      0        0.0          15         121.8
                                    13            3         34.0      6       10.9           9          44.9
                                    14            6         53.8      1        1.7           7          55.5
                                    15           12         96.8      4        6.1          16         102.9
                                    16           18        155.1      1        1.7          19         156.8
                                    17            6         47.8      3        8.9           9          56.7
                                    18            9        107.4      1        1.6          10         109.0
                                    19           18        177.0      1        2.0          19         179.0
                                    20            5         54.4      1        1.7           6          56.1
                                    21            8         90.0      0        0.0           8          90.0
                                    22            2         24.2      0        0.0           2          24.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        217      2,065.8     36       79.9         253       2,145.7
============================================================================================================
                     02/17/99
                                    00            6         59.3      6      111.9          12         171.2
                                    01           12        102.1      6      113.6          18         215.7
                                    02           13        118.1      0        0.0          13         118.1
                                    03           13        118.6      0        0.0          13         118.6
                                    04            7         57.7      0        0.0           7          57.7
                                    05            1          9.8      0        0.0           1           9.8
                                    06            0          0.0      2       14.6           2          14.6
                                    07            0          0.0      5       21.6           5          21.6
                                    08           14        102.0      4       12.0          18         114.0
                                    09           17        128.2      5        7.9          22         136.1
                                    10           15        136.4      4       27.2          19         163.6
                                    11           10        112.1      6       22.6          16         134.7
                                    12           14        127.3      1        2.4          15         129.7
                                    13            3         20.2      4        8.1           7          28.3
                                    14            1         11.4      5       28.5           6          39.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        3.3           1           3.3
                                    16            2         16.7      2       16.8           4          33.5
                                    17            5         28.2      0        0.0           5          28.2
                                    18           15        129.0      0        0.0          15         129.0
                                    19           17        148.1      0        0.0          17         148.1
                                    20            8         62.1      0        0.0           8          62.1
                                    21            5         46.4      1        1.9           6          48.3
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    22            6         67.3      0        0.0           6          67.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        184      1,601.0     52      392.4         236       1,993.4
============================================================================================================
                     02/18/99
                                    00            2         18.7      5       95.8           7         114.5
                                    01            6         58.7      4       72.4          10         131.1
                                    02           14        101.7      3       61.6          17         163.3
                                    03            7         78.9      0        0.0           7          48.9
                                    04            8         69.7      0        0.0           8          69.7
                                    07            0          0.0      3       14.6           3          14.6
                                    08           16         91.8      1        4.3          17          96.1
                                    09            9         74.9     10       51.3          19         126.2
                                    10            9         78.7      7       46.2          16         124.9
                                    11            3         32.5      4       30.7           7          63.2
                                    12           15        120.1      3       31.9          18         152.0
                                    13            5         37.0      5        8.3          10          45.3
                                    14            1          7.5      2        6.4           3          13.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.0           1           2.0
                                    16            6         35.2      3       20.8           9          56.0
                                    17            5         51.0      0        0.0           5          51.0
                                    18           14        141.5      0        0.0          14         141.5
                                    19           19        203.6      0        0.0          19         203.6
                                    20           10         90.6      1        1.6          11          92.2
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    21            9         78.6      1        1.3          10          79.9
                                    22            9         74.5      0        0.0           9          74.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        167      1,415.2     53      449.2         220       1,864.4
============================================================================================================
                     02/19/99
                                    00            4         26.1      3       45.3           7          71.4
                                    01            9         77.0      9      153.5          18         230.5
                                    02           13        109.0      7      115.6          20         224.6
                                    03           15        114.3      0        0.0          15         114.3
                                    04            3         21.1      1       17.5           4          38.6
                                    05            3         20.3      0        0.0           3          20.3
                                    07            1         10.1      2       10.2           3          20.3
                                    08            3         20.5      0        0.0           3          20.5
                                    09           21        162.3      2        3.6          23         165.9
                                    10           18        139.2      5       26.7          23         165.9
                                    11           10         77.1      2        3.0          12          80.1
                                    12           12        102.4      1       12.6          13         115.0
                                    13            6         40.8      3        7.3           9          48.1
                                    14            2         13.2      4       11.3           6          24.5
                                    15            0          0.0      5       26.6           5          26.6
                                    16            1          7.8      1        3.4           2          11.2
                                    17            3         27.8      2       14.8           5          42.6
                                    18            9         78.7      1        1.6          10          80.3
                                    19           11        102.3      1        0.4          12         102.7
                                    20            5         38.2      0        0.0           5          38.2
                                    21            3         18.0      0        0.0           3          18.0
                                    23            1         11.5      0        0.0           1          11.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        153      1,217.7     49      453.4         202       1,671.1
============================================================================================================
                     02/20/99
                                    00            3         34.0      0        0.0           3          34.0
                                    01            9         73.4      0        0.0           9          73.4
                                    02           16        119.5      0        0.0          16         119.5
                                    03           12         99.6      0        0.0          12          99.6
                                    04            2         10.8      0        0.0           2          10.8
                                    05            3         27.4      0        0.0           3          27.4
                                    08            1          7.4      0        0.0           1           7.4
                                    09            9         62.8      2        8.9          11          71.7
                                    10            6         52.4      3       21.7           9          74.1
                                    11            8         55.5      1       14.7           9          70.2
                                    12            9         67.0      1        1.8          10          68.8
                                    13            0          0.0      3        8.5          .3           8.5
                                    14            0          0.0      1        0.6           1           0.6
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    16            1          5.1      0        0.0           1           5.1
                                    17           15        117.4      0        0.0          15         117.4
                                    18           15        106.6      0        0.0          15         106.6
                                    19           15        118.6      0        0.0          15         118.6
                                    20            7         60.9      0        0.0           7          60.9
                                    21            1          5.6      0        0.0           1           5.6
                                    22            1          8.2      0        0.0           1           8.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        133      1,032.2     12       57.7         145       1,089.9
============================================================================================================
                     02/22/99
                                    00            6         51.4      0        0.0           6          51.4
                                    01            5         44.8      1       17.8           6          62.6
                                    02           12        117.3      2       35.5          14         152.8
                                    03            7         72.4      1       16.1           8          88.5
                                    04            2         25.6      1       14.3           3          39.9
                                    07            0          0.0      4       20.6           4          20.6
                                    08           14         99.1      1        3.3          15         102.4
                                    09           11         84.5      6       15.1          17          99.6
                                    10            8         74.2      6       44.7          14         118.9
                                    11           12        104.9      3       39.9          15         144.8
                                    12           22        207.3      1       16.9          23         224.2
                                    13            5         53.9      9       68.4          14         122.3
                                    14            2         15.5      4       22.9           6          38.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.0           1           1.0
                                    16            0          0.0      2       15.7           2          15.7
                                    17            4         43.6      1        1.4           5          45.0
                                    18           13        117.8      2        2.8          15         120.6
                                    19           19        182.3      1        1.2          20         183.5
                                    20            9         87.9      2        2.6          11          90.5
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    21            7         60.2      0        0.0           7          60.2
                                    22            3         33.4      2       39.2           5          72.6
                                    23            0          0.0      5       96.8           5          96.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        161      1,476.1     55      476.2         216       1,952.3
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     02/23/99
                                    00            4         46.4      4       83.2           8         129.6
                                    01            7         62.8      4       73.5          11         136.3
                                    02           13        105.1      4       69.5          17         174.6
                                    03           11         86.3      1       15.2          12         101.5
                                    04            6         49.6      0        0.0           6          49.6
                                    05            1          7.4      0        0.0           1           7.4
                                    07            0          0.0      3       16.4           3          16.4
                                    08           16          101      2        2.5          18         104.3
                                    09            8         73.8      3       15.9          11          89.7
                                    10           15        114.6      6       41.0          21         155.6
                                    11            6         56.1      5       53.4          11         109.5
                                    12           15        123.4      4       48.6          19         172.0
                                    13            9         82.1      4        7.3          13          89.4
                                    14            2         13.3      3        7.0           5          20.3
                                    15            2          2.3      2       17.7           4          20.0
                                    16            0          0.0      1       15.7           1          15.7
                                    17            2         19.6      0        0.0           2          19.6
                                    18           13        103.2      1        1.8          14         105.0
                                    19           17        137.8      2        2.0          19         139.8
                                    20           12        105.7      0        0.0          12         105.7
                                    21            7         65.5      1        1.7           8          67.2
                                    22           10         78.9      1       18.7          11          97.6
                                    23            1         12.1      4       59.4           5          71.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        177      1,447.8     55      550.5         232       1,998.3
============================================================================================================
                     02/24/99
                                    00            6         40.2      1       14.2           7          54.4
                                    01            4         25.9      3       52.0           7          77.9
                                    02           14        113.0      6       94.2          20         207.2
                                    03           10         72.3      1       16.9          11          89.2
                                    04            3         23.4      0        0.0           3          23.4
                                    06            0          0.0      1        3.2           1           3.2
                                    07            1          6.6      3       16.2           4          22.8
                                    08           16        112.1      1        3.5          17         115.6
                                    09           15        115.8      7       40.6          22         156.4
                                    10           17        160.4      3        7.2          20         167.6
                                    11           10        100.4      6       10.4          16         110.8
                                    12           14        115.1      2       23.3          16         138.4
                                    13            4         36.4     10       60.3          14          96.7
                                    15            0          0.0      2       15.2           2          15.2
                                    16            0          0.0      2       17.3           2          17.3
                                    17            7         53.0      0        0.0           7          53.0
                                    18           14        105.5      2        2.6          16         108.1
                                    19           16        118.4      0        0.0          16         118.4
                                    20           10         86.2      2        2.4          12          88.6
                                    21            9         55.4      3       20.0          12          75.4
                                    22            4         31.9      7      109.7          11         141.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        174      1,372.0     62      509.2         236       1,881.2
============================================================================================================
                     02/25/99
                                    00            3         34.4      0        0.0           3          34.4
                                    01            6         42.0      0        0.0           6          42.0
                                    02           15        128.1      0        0.0          15         128.1
                                    03           19        149.8      1       16.0          20         165.8
</Table>

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<Table>
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    04            5         31.2      0        0.0           5          31.2
                                    06            3         22.3      0        0.0           3          22.3
                                    07            1          6.1      0        0.0           1           6.1
                                    08           13         99.0      3       19.6          16         118.6
                                    09            5         33.0      4        9.7           9          42.7
                                    10            9         58.5      6       44.2          15         102.7
                                    11           10        100.0      2        6.4          12         106.4
                                    12           18        134.0      1        5.8          19         139.8
                                    13            4         29.4      6       18.5          10          47.9
                                    14            2         14.1      4       11.9           6          26.0
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.9           1           2.9
                                    16            2          7.9      1       14.7           3          22.6
                                    17            6         40.2      1        2.1           7          42.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS     LOADS    TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    18           22        161.4      0        0.0          22         161.4
                                    19           13        102.2      0        0.0          13         102.2
                                    20            3         34.3      2        2.7           5          37.0
                                    21            5         32.1      1        1.8           6          33.9
                                    22            5         43.1      8      114.6          13         157.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        169      1,303.1     41      270.9         210       1,574.0
============================================================================================================
                     02/26/99
                                    00            6         51.5      0        0.0           6          51.5
                                    01            4         43.3      2       36.6           6          79.9
                                    02            7         74.4      0        0.0           7          74.4
                                    03           10         76.0      0        0.0          10          76.0
                                    04            3         23.0      0        0.0           3          23.0
                                    05            2         12.6      0        0.0           2          12.6
                                    07            1         10.0      4       12.5           5          22.5
                                    08           16        114.5      2        4.1          18         118.6
                                    09            8         65.5      6       36.0          14         101.5
                                    10           13         95.0     10      102.1          23         197.1
                                    11           11        101.6      1       14.9          12         116.5
                                    12           14        100.9      3       33.7          17         134.6
                                    13            8         58.3      7       26.2          15          84.5
                                    14            3         18.4      2        6.7           5          25.1
                                    15            0          0.0      2        6.3           2           6.3
                                    16            3         17.2      1        0.7           4          17.9
                                    17            9         74.4      1        2.6          10          77.0
                                    18           13        105.6      1       16.7          14         122.3
                                    19           14         99.7      0        0.0          14          99.7
                                    20            6         60.5      1        1.3           7          61.8
                                    21            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    22            1         10.6      0        0.0           1          10.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        153      1,221.5     43      300.4         196       1,521.9
============================================================================================================
                     02/27/99
                                    00           12         71.7      0        0.0          12          71.7
                                    01            4         37.2      0        0.0           4          37.2
                                    02            7         57.5      0        0.0           7          57.5
                                    03            5         44.9      0        0.0           5          44.9
                                    04            2         11.6      0        0.0           2          11.6
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                                    05            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    08            3         20.7      3       12.3           6          33.0
                                    09           10         88.0      2        2.7          12          90.7
                                    10            5         38.7      1        1.6           6          40.3
                                    11            4         29.0      0        0.0           4          29.0
                                    12           11         63.3      2        3.9          13          67.2
                                    13            2         21.7      4        5.9           6          27.6
                                    15            0          0.0      2        4.4           2           4.4
                                    16            1          7.8      0        0.0           1           7.8
                                    17            2          7.9      0        0.0           2           7.9
                                    18           14        113.3      0        0.0          14         113.3
                                    19           18        136.8      0        0.0          18         136.8
                                    20           10         73.7      0        0.0          10          73.7
                                    21            2         15.4      0        0.0           2          15.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        113        845.8     14       30.8         127         876.6
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &k0S &16D

<Page>

                        [Graph of Greenpoint MTS Tonnage
                                 May-June 1999]

<Page>

 &100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
             05/24/99
                                    00            4         31.2      0        0.0           4          31.2
                                    01            3         16.9      0        0.0           3          16.9
                                    02            2         18.6      1       17.2           3          35.8
                                    03            3         27.8      0        0.0           3          27.8
                                    04            2         11.6      0        0.0           2          11.6
                                    05            1          8.3      1       13.6           2          21.9
                                    07            4         38.2      4       26.1           8          64.3
                                    08           15        101.7      1        5.8          16         107.5
                                    09           14        132.5      5       14.8          19         147.3
                                    10           18        160.4      3       17.6          21         178.0
                                    11           16        184.1      1       13.7          17         197.8
                                    12           18        225.8      1        1.0          19         226.8
                                    13           10         82.7      8       28.4          18         111.1
                                    14            3         31.0      1        3.6           4          34.6
                                    16            9         89.9      0        0.0           9          89.9
                                    17           13        141.1      0        0.0          13         141.1
                                    18           11        117.0      1        2.4          12          119.
                                    19            6         59.1      0        0.0           6          59.1
                                    20            4         42.4      0        0.0           4          42.4
                                    21            1          7.9      1        1.6           2           9.5
                                    22            3         25.0      0        0.0           3          25.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        160      1,553.2     28      145.8         188       1,699.0
============================================================================================================
             05/25/99
                                    00            5         36.9      0        0.0           5          36.9
                                    01            5         50.9      0        0.0           5          50.9
                                    02           12        120.5      0        0.0          12         120.5
                                    03            4         39.1      0        0.0           4          39.1
                                    04            1          3.3      0        0.0           1           3.3
                                    05            2         21.0      0        0.0           2          21.0
                                    07            6         44.1      3       13.9           9          58.0
                                    08           12         78.9      1       12.9          13          91.8
                                    09           10         94.7      3       12.8          13         107.5
                                    10           16        146.0      4       19.9          20         165.9
                                    11           22        256.0      3       17.0          25         273.0
                                    12           11        110.6      2       19.9          13         130.5
                                    13            4         24.0      5       13.8           9          37.8
                                    14            2         19.2      0        0.0           2          19.2
                                    15            0          0.0      3       10.3           3          10.3
                                    16            8         84.8      1       17.7           9         102.5
                                    17           12        118.6      0        0.0          12         118.6
                                    18           18        178.4      0        0.0          18         178.4
                                    19           20        200.0      0        0.0          20         200.0
                                    20            7         63.5      1        1.1           8          64.6
                                    21           22        195.5      1       11.4          23         206.9
                                    22            3         32.3      0        0.0           3          32.3
                                    23            0          0.0      1        6.5.          1           6.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        202      1,918.3     28      157.2         230       2,075.5
============================================================================================================
             05/26/99
                                    00            2         15.0      0        0.0           2          15.0
                                    01            8         67.0      1       19.0           9          86.0
                                    02           11        122.0      1       18.0          12         140.0
                                    03            6         48.8      1       15.5           7          64.3
                                    04            0          0.0      3       48.8           3          48.8
                                    05            1         11.3      0        0.0           1          11.3
                                    06            1          4.4      1       13.7           2          18.1
                                    07            7         65.2      2       19.0           9          84.2
                                    08           15         99.6      1        0.6          16         100.2
                                    09           12        104.2      9       52.2          21         156.4
                                    10           18        162.1      4       17.0          22         179.1
                                    11           20'       212.3      1        2.1          21         214.4
                                    12           17        202.2      4       19.2          21         221.4
                                    13            9         46.7      7       17.0          16          63.7
                                    14            0          0.0      2        5.4           2           5.4
                                    15            0          0.0      3        8.9           3           8.9
                                    16            8         74.5      0        0.0           8          74.5
                                    17           14        110.9      0        0.0          14         110.9
                                    18           11         83.6      0        0.0          11          83.6
                                    19            5         36.5      0        0.0           5          36.5
                                    20            6         66.6      0        0.0           6          66.6
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    21           18        152.9      1        1.4          19         154.3
                                    22            9         69.3      0        0.0           9          69.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        198      1,755.1     41      257.8         239       2,012.9
============================================================================================================
             05/27/99
                                    00            5         49.0      0        0.0           5          49.0
                                    01            8         69.2      0        0.0           8          69.2
                                    02           12         74.4      0        0.0          12          74.4
                                    03            3         28.4      0        0.0           3          28.4
                                    04            1         13.3      0        0.0           1          13.3
                                    05            2         17.5      1       10.1           3          27.6
                                    06            1         13.1      0        0.0           1          13.1
                                    07            5         36.3      3       24.0           8          60.3
                                    08           13         88.2      3       15.5          16         103.7
                                    09           13         97.1      3       22.7          16         119.8
                                    10           14        115.7      0        0.0          14         115.7
                                    11           23        264.2      2        5.8          25         270.0
                                    12           11         97.1      3       18.1          14         115.2
                                    13            4         21.1      7       27.3          11          48.4
                                    14            4         31.6      5       21.5           9          53.1
                                    15            0          0.0      3       19.2           3          19.2
                                    16            9         73.7      1        3.2          10          76.9
                                    17           10         91.4      1        1.5          11          92.9
                                    18           11         89.5      1        1.5          12          91.0
                                    19            9         70.8      0        0.0           9          70.8
                                    20            6         55.2      0        0.0           6          55.2
                                    21            1         10.7      0        0.0           1          10.7
                                    22            2         14.3      0        0.0           2          14.3
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        167      1,421.8     33      170.4         200       1,592.2
============================================================================================================
             05/28/99
                                    00            5         37.0      0        0.0           5          37.0
                                    01            7         82.5      0        0.0           7          82.5
                                    02           10         98.5      0        0.0          10          98.5
                                    03            2         18.0      0        0.0           2          18.0
                                    04            1          4.3      0        0.0           1           4.3
                                    05            1          8.7      2       14.7           3          23.4
                                    06            1          5.3      1        2.1           2           7.4
                                    07            7         60.7      4       37.8          11          98.5
                                    08           12         86.7      3       18.7          15         105.4
                                    09           12         97.4      7       41.1          19         138.5
                                    10           10         75.9     10       53.7          20         129.6
                                    11           10        109.7      1        2.4          11         112.1
                                    12           15        151.7      5       24.9          20          1766
                                    13            5         17.7      6       23.1          11          40.8
                                    14            2         19.7      4       22.0           6          41.7
                                    15            0          0.0      2        3.3           2           3.3
                                    16            7         57.3      2       28.9           9          86.2
                                    17            9         76.3      0        0.0           9          76.3
                                    18           14        131.4      1        1.6          15         133.0
                                    19           10         92.6      0        0.0          10          92.6
                                    20            4         36.7      0        0.0           4          36.7
                                    21            2         21.1      0        0.0           2          21.1
                                    22            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        147      1,298.3     48      274.3         195       1,572.6
============================================================================================================
             05/29/99
                                    00            4         22.2      0        0.0           4          22.2
                                    01            9         68.9      0        0.0           9          68.9
                                    02           11         70.4      0        0.0          11          70.4
                                    03            3         18.8      0        0.0           3          18.8
                                    04            2         12.0      0        0.0           2          12.0
                                    05            1         11.2      0        0.0           1          11.2
                                    07            2         16.3      0        0.0           2          16.3
                                    08            6         52.0      2       13.3           8          65.3
                                    09           12         93.5      3       16.9          15         110.4
                                    10           11         97.4      0        0.0          11          97.4
                                    11           20        221.0      2        2.7          22         223.7
                                    12            2         15.5      2       14.3           4          29.8
                                    13            0          0.0      2        3.9           2           3.9
                                    14            1          9.6      1        1.5           2          11.1
                                    15            2          8.0      1        0.5           3           8.5
                                    16            6         32.1      0        0.0           6          32.1
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    17           16        173.9      0        0.0          16         173.9
                                    18           13        119.6      0        0.0          13         119.6
                                    19           12         80.4      0        0.0          12          80.4
                                    20           18        147.8      0        0.0          18         147.8
                                    21            5         47.9      0        0.0           5          47.9
                                    22            1          3.8      0        0.0           1           3.8
</Table>

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<Table>
<S>                                             <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        157      1,322.3     13       53.1         170       1,375.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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Page    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      GREENPOINT MTS
             06/01/99
                                    00            2         18.6      0        0.0           2          18.6
                                    01            4         38.8      0        0.0           4          38.8
                                    02            4         34.7      0        0.0           4          34.7
                                    03            4         33.8      0        0.0           4          33.8
                                    04            9         77.3      0        0.0           9          77.3
                                    05            7         61.2      0        0.0           7          61.2
                                    06            1         12.4      0        0.0           1          12.4
                                    07            6         66.8      1        0.7           7          67.5
                                    08           13        126.7      0        0.0          13         126.7
                                    09           18        181.7      4       10.2          22         191.9
                                    10           12        128.0      7       32.3          19         160.3
                                    11           21        233.8      0        0.0          21         233.8
                                    12            5         53.2      0        0.0           5          53.2
                                    13            8         94.1      3        6.8          11         100.9
                                    14           16        150.2      4       16.8          20         167.0
                                    15           13        128.0      2        3.9          15         131.9
                                    16            2         20.1      1        2.3           3          22.4
                                    17            5         51.4      0        0.0           5          51.4
                                    18            8         90.6      0        0.0           8          90.6
                                    19           12        130.6      0        0.0          12         130.6
                                    20            8         92.6      0        0.0           8          92.6
                                    21           18        223.0      1        1.4          19         224.4
                                    22            3         19.0      0        0.0           3          19.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        199      2,066.6     23       74.4         222       2,141.0
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00            4         36.7      0        0.0           4          36.7
                                    01            8         75.2      0        0.0           8          75.2
                                    02           11        103.6      0        0.0          11         103.6
                                    03           13        130.2      0        0.0          13         130.2
                                    04            5         60.4      0        0.0           5          60.4
                                    05            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    06            2         18.8      0        0.0           2          18.8
                                    07            8         80.2      3        9.9          11          90.1
                                    08           10         87.1      4       15.6          14         102.7
                                    09           15        111.8      5       16.5          20         128.3
                                    10           11         84.2      0        0.0          11          84.2
                                    11           10         96.0      1        1.8          11          97.8
                                    12           22        180.8      1        2.6          23         183.4
                                    13           13        112.0      8       14.6          21         126.6
                                    14            9         77.0      2        4.4          11          81.4
                                    15            4         31.4      1        3.0           5          34.4
                                    16           10         78.8      0        0.0          10          78.8
                                    17           25        223.7      0        0.0          25         223.7
                                    18           25        196.8      1        6.0          26         202.8
                                    19           15        125.0      0        0.0          15         125.0
                                    20           20        158.1      0        0.0          20         158.1
                                    21           19        156.2      0        0.0          19         156.2
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    22            7         57.0      0        0.0           7          57.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        267      2,291.5     26       74.4         293       2,365.9
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    00            4         40.0      0        0.0           4          40.0
                                    01           10         86.3      0        0.0          10          86.3
                                    02           11         89.4      0        0.0          11          89.4
                                    03           12        100.5      0        0.0          12         100.5
                                    04            4         19.3      0        0.0           4          19.3
                                    05            6         50.6      0        0.0           6          50.6
                                    06            3         26.0      2       12.0           5          38.0
                                    07            4         40.0      5       17.0           9          57.0
                                    08            6         52.5      0        0.0           6          52.5
                                    09           20        159.5      2        4.0          22         163.5
                                    10           14        123.2.     5       26.4          19         149.6
                                    11           17        173.0      1        1.8          18         174.8
                                    12            5         38.4      0        0.0           5          38.4
                                    13            5         38.7      2        4.6           7          43.3
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.2           2           4.2
                                    15            2         15.2      1       14.4           3          29.6
                                    16            7         60.2      2       21.5           9          81.7
                                    17            9         70.4      0        0.0           9          70.4
                                    18           19        184.3      0        0.0          19         184.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M680                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    19           18        166.8      0        0.0          18         166.8
                                    20           12        106.5      0        0.0          12         106.5
                                    21           16        150.1      0        0.0          16         150.1
                                    22            6         51.6      0        0.0           6          51.6
                                    23            1         13.0      0        0.0           1          13.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        211      1,855.5     22      105.9         233       1,961.4
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00            3         31.8      0        0.0           3          31.8
                                    01           16        177.9      0        0.0          16         177.9
                                    02           21        245.7      0        0.0          21         245.7
                                    03            6         47.3      0        0.0           6          47.3
                                    04            2         25.1      0        0.0           2          25.1
                                    05            2         17.8      0        0.0           2          17.8
                                    06            0          0.0      1       11.3           1          11.3
                                    07           10         77.8      3        5.6          13          83.4
                                    08           14         78.4      2       13.8          16          92.2
                                    09           12         97.5      5       28.9          17         126.4
                                    10           15        136.5      4       28.9          19         165.4
                                    11           22        226.0      1        1.7          23         227.7
                                    12           10         79.2      3       27.7          13         106.9
                                    13            1          8.5      6       11.9           7          20.4
                                    14            1          0.9      3       23.4           4          24.3
                                    15            0          0.0      3        9.8           3           9.8
                                    16            5         54.9      2       16.6           7          71.5
                                    17            9         89.5      0        0.0           9           89.
                                    18           10         93.2      0        0.0          10          93.2
                                    19            7         50.6      0        0.0           7          50.6
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    20            9         54.4      0        0.0           9          54.4
                                    21           17        152.2      0        0.0          17         152.2
                                    22            7         64.9      0        0.0           7          64.9
                                    23            1         12.6      0        0.0           1          12.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        200      1,822.7     33      179.6         233       2,002.3
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    00            2          9.7      0        0.0           2           9.7
                                    01            8         67.6      0        0.0           8          67.6
                                    02           10        101.1      0        0.0          10         101.1
                                    03            5         42.8      0        0.0           5          42.8
                                    04            5         48.5      0        0.0           5          48.5
                                    07            7         51.7      1        1.8           8          53.5
                                    08            4         42.8      1        1.3           5          44.1
                                    09            7         57.2      3        7.2          10          64.4
                                    10            9         68.4      0        0.0           9          68.4
                                    11           22        230.4      0        0.0          22         230.4
                                    12            8         74.7      0        0.0           8          74.7
                                    13            1          3.3      2        3.2           3           6.5
                                    14            0          0.0      1        3.0           1           3.0
                                    15            0          0.0      2        1.6           2           1.6
                                    16            5         34.3      0        0.0           5          34.3
                                    17           14        139.1      0        0.0          14         139.1
                                    18           12         79.2      0        0.0          12          79.2
                                    19           16        117.7      0        0.0          16         117.7
                                    20            8         56.0      0        0.0           8          56.0
                                    21            4         26.1      0        0.0           4          26.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        147      1,250.6     10       18.1         157       1,268.7
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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VARICK AVE T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN-JUL 1998) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                061/29/98            TO       07/12198
      DAY          DAY #            DATE      TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            29           06/29/98         0.00
       TU           30           06/30/98         0.00
       W             1           07/01/98         0.00
       TH            2           07/02/98         0.00
       F             3           07103/98         0.00
       SA            4           07/04/98         0.00
       SU            5           07/05/98         0.00
       M             6           07/06/98         0.00
       TU            7           07/07/98         0.00
       W             8           07/08/98         0.00
       TH            9           07/09/98         0.00
       F            10           07/10/98         0.00
       SA           11           07/11/98         0.00
       SU           12           07/12/98         0.00
</Table>

VARICK AVE T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
<Caption>
                 10/12/98            TO       10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #            DATE      TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            12           10/12/98         0.00
       TU           13           10/13/98         0.00
       W            14           10/14/98         0.00
       TH           15           10/15/98         0.00
       F            16           10/16/98         0.00
       SA           17           10/17/98         0.00
       SU           18           10/18/98         0.00
       M            19           10/19/98         0.00
       TU           20           10/20/98         0.00
       W            21           10/21/98         0.00
       TH           22           10/22/98         0.00
       F            23           10/23/98         0.00
       SA           24           10/24/98         0.00
       SU           25           10/25/98         0.00
</Table>

VARICK AVE T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99            TO       02/28/99
      DAY          DAY #            DATE      TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            15           02/15/99         0.00
       TU           16           02/16/99     1,050.99
       W            17           02/17/99       976.89
       TH           18           02/18/99     1,442.58
       F            19           02/19/99     1,079.98
       SA           20           02/20/99     1,190.14
       SU           21           02/21/99         0.00
       M            22           02/22/99       961.23
       TU           23           02/23/99     1,255.44
       W            24           02/24/99     1,205.25
       TH           25           02/25/99     1,062.31
       F            26           02/26/99     1,068.60
       SA           27           02/27/99     1,071.88
       SU           28           02/28/99         0.00
</Table>

VARICK AVE T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (MAY-JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99            TO       06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #            DATE      TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            24           05/24/99     1,328.30
       TU           25           05/25/99     1,388.72
       W            26           05/26/99     1,370.46
       TH           27           05/27/99     1,392.84
       F            28           05/28/99     1,171.77
       SA           29           05/29/99     1,329.78
       SU           30           05/30/99         0.00
       M            31           05/31/99         0.00
       TU            1           06/01/99     1,340.68
       W             2           06/02199     1,468.12
       TH            3           06/03/99     1,483.08
       F             4           06/04/99     1,371.91
       SA            5           06/05/99     1,405.55
       SU            6           06/06/99         0.00
</Table>

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                                 BROOKLYN EXPORT

                                    EXHIBIT 7

<Page>

                         [GRAPH VARICK AVE T.S. TONNAGE

                                 February 1999]

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PAGE    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X200                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>           <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             02/18/99
                                    01            1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
============================================================================================================
             02/20/99
                                    11            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    16            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          2         12.4      0        0.0           1          12.4
============================================================================================================
             02/22/99
                                    01            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    02            1          9.2      0        0.0           1           9.2
                                    03            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    04            1          9.4      0        0.0           1           9.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          4         32.5      0        0.0           4          32.5
============================================================================================================
             02/25/99
                                    00            3         26.0      0        0.0           3          26.0
                                    01            1         12.8      0        0.0           1          12.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          4         38.8      0        0.0           4          38.8
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    09            1          7.5      0        0.0           1           7.5
                                    10            1          5.2      0        0.0           1           5.2
                                    11            1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          3         19.4      0        0.0           3          19.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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PAGE       1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X201                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             02/22/99
                                    00            3         18.5      0        0.0           3          18.5
                                    01            6         54.5      0        0.0           6          54.5
                                    02            6         49.5      0        0.0           6          49.5
                                    03            1          1.5      0        0.0           1           1.5
                                    04            3         21.7      0        0.0           3          21.7
                                    05            2         12.6      0        0.0           2          12.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         21        158.3      0        0.0          21         158.3
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    09            3         16.3      0        0.0           3          16.3
                                    10            2         15.6      0        0.0           2          15.6
                                    11            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    12            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    13            1          4.8      0        0.0           1           4.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          8         50.6      0        0.0           8          50.6
============================================================================================================
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X202                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             02/22/99
                                    00            2          8.3      0        0.0           2           8.3
                                    01            3         20.0      0        0.0           3          20.0
                                    02            3         10.2      0        0.0           3          10.2
                                    03            2         18.6      0        0.0           2          18.6
                                    04            7         37.8      0        0.0           7          37.8
                                    06            2          9.7      0        0.0           2           9.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         19        104.6      0        0.0          19         104.6
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    09            1          2.8      0        0.0           1           2.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          2.8      0        0.0           1           2.8
============================================================================================================
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             02/16/99
                                    01            2          9.4      0        0.0           2           9.4
                                    02            2         12.9      0        0.0           2          12.9
                                    03            2         10.8      0        0.0           2          10.8
                                    05            1          2.2      0        0.0           1           2.2
                                    08            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
                                    09            5         55.5      0        0.0           5          55.5
                                    10            5         43.6      0        0.0           5          43.6
                                    11            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
                                    16            7         49.4      0        0.0           7          49.4
                                    17            8         75.3      0        0.0           8          75.3
                                    18            2          9.9      0        0.0           2           9.9
                                    19            5         48.0      0        0.0           5          48.0
                                    20            3         30.9      0        0.0           3          30.9
                                    21            2         21.5      0        0.0           2          21.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         46        385.0      0        0.0          46         385.0
============================================================================================================
             02/17/99
                                    00            4         36.7      0        0.0           4          36.7
                                    01            9         85.6      0        0.0           9          85.6
                                    02            7         75.3      0        0.0           7          75.3
                                    03            5         40.5      0        0.0           5          40.5
                                    04            1         10.4      0        0.0           1          10.4
                                    09            4         26.3      0        0.0           4          26.3
                                    10            3         25.8      0        0.0           3          25.8
                                    11            3         17.9      0        0.0           3          17.9
                                    12            1          7.5      0        0.0           1           7.5
                                    17            1         12.0      0        0.0           1          12.0
                                    18            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
                                    19            3         30.4      0        0.0           3          30.4
                                    21            3         28.0      0        0.0           3          28.0
                                    22            1         10.3      0        0.0           1          10.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         46        414.9      0        0.0          46         414.9
============================================================================================================
             02/18/99
                                    00            2         20.2      0        0.0           2          20.2
                                    01           15        154.9      0        0.0          15         154.9
                                    02            6         62.2      0        0.0           6          62.2
                                    03            8         75.0      0        0.0           8          75.0
                                    04            2          6.7      0        0.0           2           6.7
                                    05            1         12.5      0        0.0           1          12.5
                                    06            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    09            2         14.9      0        0.0           2          14.9
                                    10            2         14.0      0        0.0           2          14.0
                                    11            1          9.4      0        0.0           1           9.4
                                    16            1          8.2      0        0.0           1           8.2
                                    17            4         33.6      0        0.0           4          33.6
                                    18            4         37.8      0        0.0           4          37.8
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             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    19            7         64.0      0        0.0           7          64.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         56        520.2      0        0.0          56         520.2
============================================================================================================
             02/19/99
                                    00            3         33.3      0        0.0           3          33.3
                                    01            4         33.9      0        0.0           4          33.9
                                    02            9         79.4      0        0.0           9          79.4
                                    03            4         38.7      0        0.0           4          38.7
                                    09            2         13.4      0        0.0           2          13.4
                                    10            4         31.7      0        0.0           4          31.7
                                    11            1          8.3      0        0.0           1           8.3
                                    16            2         11.8      0        0.0           2          11.8
                                    17            2         11.2      0        0.0           2          11.2
                                    18            2         18.3      0        0.0           2          18.3
                                    19            3         28.9      0        0.0           3          28.9
                                    20            1          7.6      0        0.0           1           7.6
                                    21            2         20.6      0        0.0           2          20.6
                                    22            1          8.0      0        0.0           1           8.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         40        345.1      0        0.0          40         345.1
============================================================================================================
             02/20/99
                                    00            1         11.1      0        0.0           1          11.1
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    01            6         55.7      0        0.0           6          55.7
                                    02            8         69.1      0        0.0           8          69.1
                                    03            2         11.0      0        0.0           2          11.0
                                    04            1          7.8      0        0.0           1           7.8
                                    09            3         22.4      0        0.0           3          22.4
                                    10            3         17.8      0        0.0           3          17.8
                                    11            1          5.2      0        0.0           1           5.2
                                    16            3         20.4      0        0.0           3          20.4
                                    17            9         79.5      0        0.0           9          79.5
                                    18            7         60.4      0        0.0           7          60.4
                                    19            4         39.5      0        0.0           4          39.5
                                    20            1          4.8      0        0.0           1           4.8
                                    21            7         52.1      0        0.0           7          52.1
                                    22            1          5.9      0        0.0           1           5.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         57        462.8      0        0.0          57         462.8
============================================================================================================
             02/22/99
                                    09            1          2.1      0        0.0           1           2.1
                                    10            3         27.9      0        0.0           3          27.9
                                    11            2         15.5      0        0.0           2          15.5
                                    16            3         34.6      0        0.0           3          34.6
                                    17            2         20.9      0        0.0           2          20.9
                                    18            4         38.4      0        0.0           4          38.4
                                    19            7         73.0      0        0.0           7          73.0
                                    20            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    21            2         20.9      0        0.0           2          20.9
                                    22            3         22.3      0        0.0           3          22.3
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             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                     SUM                         28        264.4      0        0.0          28         264.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             02/23/99
                                    00            4         37.4      0        0.0           4          37.4
                                    01           15        122.0      0        0.0          15         122.0
                                    02            8         71.8      0        0.0           8          71.8
                                    03            7         62.3      0        0.0           7          62.3
                                    04            1          2.6      0        0.0           1           2.6
                                    05            2          8.4      0        0.0           2           8.4
                                    09            1          7.7      0        0.0           1           7.7
                                    10            2         15.0      0        0.0           2          15.0
                                    16            2         17.3      0        0.0           2          17.3
                                    17            9         69.3      0        0.0           9          69.3
                                    18            3         23.9      0        0.0           3          23.9
                                    19            6         59.2      0        0.0           6          59.2
                                    20            3         25.8      0        0.0           3          25.8
                                    21            2         21.3      0        0.0           2          21.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         65        543.9      0        0.0          65         543.9
============================================================================================================
             02/24/99
                                    00            6         52.4      0        0.0           6          52.4
                                    01           11         84.5      0        0.0          11          84.5
                                    02            4         21.4      0        0.0           4          21.4
                                    03            8         59.8      0        0.0           8          59.8
                                    04            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
                                    05            3         24.3      0        0.0           3          24.3
                                    09            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    10            4         28.0      0        0.0           4          28.0
                                    14            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    16            2         15.1      0        0.0           2          15.1
                                    17            5         38.7      0        0.0           5          38.7
                                    18            6         52.5      0        0.0           6          52.5
                                    19            3         26.2      0        0.0           3          26.2
                                    20            2         14.8      0        0.0           2          14.8
                                    21            3         21.3      0        0.0           3          21.3
                                    22            3         23.5      0        0.0           3          23.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         63        484.4      0        0.0          63         484.4
============================================================================================================
             02/25/99
                                    00            3         24.6      0        0.0           3          24.6
                                    01           14        120.7      0        0.0          14         120.7
                                    02            3         23.5      0        0.0           3          23.5
                                    03            7         50.5      0        0.0           7          50.5
                                    09            2         15.7      0        0.0           2          15.7
                                    10            1          8.3      0        0.0           1           8.3
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                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale x203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>           <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    13            1          6.5      0        0.0           1           6.5
                                    16            1         11.5      0        0.0           1          11.5
                                    17            2         15.3      0        0.0           2          15.3
                                    18            7         56.2      0        0.0           7          56.2
                                    19            3         29.2      0        0.0           3          29.2
                                    20            1          5.3      0        0.0           1           5.3
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             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>        <C>          <C>
                                    22            3         22.0      0          0        0.03          22.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         48        389.3      0        0.0          48         389.3
============================================================================================================
             02/26/99
                                    00            4         30.1      0        0.0           4          30.1
                                    01           13         93.9      0        0.0          13          93.9
                                    02            7         51.4      0        0.0           7          51.4
                                    03            5         38.0      0        0.0           5          38.0
                                    04            1         11.9      0        0.0           1          11.9
                                    05            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    09            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    10            3         25.3      0        0.0           3          25.3
                                    12            1          6.4      0        0.0           1           6.4
                                    16            3         23.5      0        0.0           3          23.5
                                    17            2         14.0      0        0.0           2          14.0
                                    18            4         35.4      0        0.0           4          35.4
                                    19            2         21.4      0        0.0           2          21.4
                                    20            3         26.7      0        0.0           3          26.7
                                    21            6         43.1      0        0.0           6          43.1
                                    22            1          8.3      0        0.0           1           8.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         57        442.6      0        0.0          57         442.6
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    00            5         40.5      0        0.0           5          40.5
                                    01           11         79.3      0        0.0          11          79.3
                                    02            8         46.9      0        0.0           8          46.9
                                    03            3         14.2      0        0.0           3          14.2
                                    06            1          3.9      0        0.0           1           3.9
                                    08            1          1.7      0        0.0           1           1.7
                                    09            1          5.5      0        0.0           1           5.5
                                    17            4         32.1      0        0.0           4          32.1
                                    18            5         48.1      0        0.0           5          48.1
                                    19            2         17.7      0        0.0           2          17.7
                                    20            4         29.8      0        0.0           4          29.8
                                    21            9         73.5      0        0.0           9          73.5
                                    22            1          3.1      0        0.0           1           3.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         55        396.2      0        0.0          55         396.2
============================================================================================================
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                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X204                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             02/16/99
                                    01            2         12.3      0        0.0           2          12.3
                                    02            4         25.6      0        0.0           4          25.6
                                    03            7         44.8      0        0.0           7          44.8
                                    04            2         16.1      0        0.0           2          16.1
                                    05            2         19.0      0        0.0           2          19.0
                                    07            2         22.1      0        0.0           2          22.1
                                    08            7         74.9      0        0.0           7          74.9
                                    09           12        122.3      0        0.0          12         122.3
                                    10            9         85.8      0        0.0           9          85.8
                                    11            1          8.7      0        0.0           1           8.7
                                    12            2         19.1      0        0.0           2          19.1
                                    14            1         10.3      0        0.0           1          10.3
                                    16            7         49.8      0        0.0           7          49.8
                                    17            7         51.2      0        0.0           7          51.2
                                    18            2         18.5      0        0.0           2          18.5
                                    19            5         43.0      0        0.0           5          43.0
                                    20            3         29.3      0        0.0           3          29.3
                                    22            1         13.5      0        0.0           1          13.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         76        666.0      0        0.0          76         666.0
============================================================================================================
               02/17/99
                                    00            4         37.6      0        0.0           4          37.6
                                    01           12        112.4      0        0.0          12         112.4
                                    02            6         63.0      0        0.0           6          63.0
                                    03            7         68.3      0        0.0           7          68.3
                                    04            2         17.6      0        0.0           2          17.6
                                    05            2          9.1      0        0.0           2           9.1
                                    06            1         11.4      0        0.0           1          11.4
                                    09            4         23.7      0        0.0           4          23.7
                                    10            6         49.8      0        0.0           6          49.8
                                    11            4         35.0      0        0.0           4          35.0
                                    12            1          8.0      0        0.0           1           8.0
                                    14            1         10.8      0        0.0           1          10.8
                                    17            2         13.3      0        0.0           2          13.3
                                    18            2         16.3      0        0.0           2          16.3
                                    19            2         19.2      0        0.0           2          19.2
                                    20            2         25.6      0        0.0           2          25.6
                                    21            4         33.5      0        0.0           4          33.5
                                    22            1          7.6      0        0.0           1           7.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         63        562.0      0        0.0          63         562.0
============================================================================================================
               02/18/99
                                    00            7         60.5      0        0.0           7          60.5
                                    01           18        178.6      0        0.0          18         178.6
                                    02           16        171.7      0        0.0          16         171.7
                                    03           13        136.8      0        0.0          13         136.8
                                    04            6         49.5      0        0.0           6          49.5
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             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    05            5         46.4      0        0.0           5          46.4
                                    06            1         12.4      0        0.0           1          12.4
                                    09            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    10            2         17.8      0        0.0           2          17.8
                                    13            2         13.3      0        0.0           2          13.3
                                    16            3         34.2      0        0.0           3          34.2
                                    17            9         84.6      0        0.0           9          84.6
                                    18            4         39.7      0        0.0           4          39.7
                                    19            6         54.6      0        0.0           6          54.6
                                    20            1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         94        915.7      0        0.0          94         915.7
============================================================================================================
               02/19/99
                                    00            8         76.5      0        0.0           8          76.5
                                    01           14        107.4      0        0.0          14         107.4
                                    02            7         67.9      0        0.0           7          67.9
                                    03           10         73.8      0        0.0          10          73.8
                                    05            1          8.7      0        0.0           1           8.7
                                    10            5         36.9      0        0.0           5          36.9
                                    11            1         10.3      0        0.0           1          10.3
                                    12            1         11.9      0        0.0           1          11.9
                                    16            4         40.0      0        0.0           4          40.0
                                    17            6         43.5      0        0.0           6          43.5
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
               <S>                  <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    18            9         74.6      0        0.0           9          74.6
                                    19            8         64.7      0        0.0           8          64.7
                                    20            8         75.8      0        0.0           8          75.8
                                    21            5         35.0      0        0.0           5          35.0
                                    22            1          8.0      0        0.0           1           8.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         88        734.9      0        0.0          88         734.9
============================================================================================================
               02/20/99
                                    00            4         18.3      0        0.0           4          18.3
                                    01           16        138.8      0        0.0          16         138.8
                                    02           11         91.2      0        0.0          11          91.2
                                    03            8         64.6      0        0.0           8          64.6
                                    04            4         29.3      0        0.0           4          29.3
                                    09            3         20.0      0        0.0           3          20.0
                                    10            4         28.7      0        0.0           4          28.7
                                    11            2         16.1      0        0.0           2          16.1
                                    12            1          8.8      0        0.0           1           8.8
                                    17            3         20.4      0        0.0           3          20.4
                                    18           10         89.5      0        0.0          10          89.5
                                    19           11         92.1      0        0.0          11          92.1
                                    20            5         41.9      0        0.0           5          41.9
                                    21            6         46.0      0        0.0           6          46.0
                                    22            1          9.2      0        0.0           1           9.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         89        715.0      0        0.0          89         715.0
============================================================================================================
               02/22/99
                                    10            6         49.1      0        0.0           6          49.1
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    11            2         22.1      0        0.0           2          22.1
                                    13            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    16            6         53.6      0        0.0           6          53.6
                                    17            3         28.6      0        0.0           3          28.6
                                    18            9         84.9      0        0.0           9          84.9
                                    19            6         58.7      0        0.0           6          58.7
                                    20            3         29.2      0        0.0           3          29.2
                                    21            5         52.7      0        0.0           5          52.7
                                    22            2         12.1      0        0.0           2          12.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         43        401.6      0        0.0          43         401.6
============================================================================================================
             02/23/99
                                    00            8         63.0      0        0.0           8          63.0
                                    01           18        148.4      0        0.0          18         148.4
                                    02           11         88.6      0        0.0          11          88.6
                                    03           12        107.8      0        0.0          12         107.8
                                    04            6         47.0      0        0.0           6          47.0
                                    05            1         11.1      0        0.0           1          11.1
                                    09            2         15.7      0        0.0           2          15.7
                                    10            3         25.4      0        0.0           3          25.4
                                    11            1          9.5      0        0.0           1           9.5
                                    17            7         66.4      0        0.0           7          66.4
                                    18            6         42.6      0        0.0           6          42.6
                                    19            5         44.2      0        0.0           5          44.2
                                    20            3         23.2      0        0.0           3          23.2
                                    21            3         18.7      0        0.0           3          18.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         86        711.5      0        0.0          86         711.5
============================================================================================================
             02/24/99
                                    00            8         64.9      0        0.0           8          64.9
                                    01           15        122.3      0        0.0          15         122.3
                                    02            8         67.9      0        0.0           8          67.9
                                    03           14        112.7      0        0.0          14         112.7
                                    04            5         41.4      0        0.0           5          41.4
                                    05            2         19.7      0        0.0           2          19.7
                                    09            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    10            3         26.7      0        0.0           3          26.7
                                    11            1          9.0      0        0.0           1           9.0
                                    16            4         31.9      0        0.0           4          31.9
                                    17            5         38.9      0        0.0           5          38.9
                                    18            9         74.8      0        0.0           9          74.8
                                    19            6         50.5      0        0.0           6          50.5
                                    20            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
                                    21            3         19.4      0        0.0           3          19.4
                                    22            3         25.9      0        0.0           3          25.9
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X204                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                     SUM                         88        720.8      0        0.0          88         720.8

             02/25/99
                                    00            6         58.5      0        0.0           6          58.5
                                    01           14        115.9      0        0.0          14         115.9
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    02           15        124.9      0        0.0          15         124.9
                                    03           11         81.8      0        0.0          11          81.8
                                    04            2         19.0      0        0.0           2          19.0
                                    10            3         20.9      0        0.0           3          20.9
                                    11            2         12.5      0        0.0           2          12.5
                                    14            1          7.5      0        0.0           1           7.5
                                    16            3         21.9      0        0.0           3          21.9
                                    17            2       . 15.6      0        0.0           2          15.6
                                    18            9         64.7      0        0.0           9          64.7
                                    19            6         48.8      0        0.0           6          48.8
                                    20            2         16.0      0        0.0           2          16.0
                                    21            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    22            2         17.3      0        0.0           2          17.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         79        634.2      0        0.0          79         634.2
============================================================================================================
             02/26/99
                                    00            4         37.8      0        0.0           4          37.8
                                    01           19        149.9      0        0.0          19         149.9
                                    02           13         96.8      0        0.0          13          96.8
                                    03            7         41.6      0        0.0           7          41.6
                                    04            1          7.4      0        0.0           1           7.4
                                    09            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    10            2         15.1      0        0.0           2          15.1
                                    11            2         12.6      0        0.0           2          12.6
                                    16            3         23.1      0        0.0           3          23.1
                                    17            6         42.8      0        0.0           6          42.8
                                    18            4         34.8      0        0.0           4          34.8
                                    19            8         74.8      0        0.0           8          74.8
                                    20            3         21.2      0        0.0           3          21.2
                                    21            7         54.3      0        0.0           7          54.3
                                    22            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         81        626.0      0        0.0          81         626.0
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    00            6         52.3      0        0.0           6          52.3
                                    01           15        105.1      0        0.0          15         105.1
                                    02           13         97.2      0        0.0          13          97.2
                                    03            7         49.3      0        0.0           7          49.3
                                    04            2         15.4      0        0.0           2          15.4
                                    09            1          5.9      0        0.0           1           5.9
                                    16            3         27.5      0        0.0           3          27.5
                                    17            8         62.8      0        0.0           8          62.8
                                    18            5         38.7      0        0.0           5          38.7
                                    19            6         41.5      0        0.0           6          41.5
                                    20            4         29.5      0        0.0           4          29.5
                                    21            9         70.4      0        0.0           9          70.4
                                    22            1          7.3      0        0.0           1           7.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         80        602.8      0        0.0          80         602.8
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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                         [Graph Varick Ave T.S. Tonnage

                                 May-June 1999]

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 &100 (1OU &k2S &18D
page       1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X200                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>        <C>    <C>         <C>         <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             05/29/99
                                    16            1          7.4      0        0.0           1           7.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          7.4      0        0.0           1           7.4
============================================================================================================
             06/01/99
                                                 09            1   10.6          0         0.0        1 10.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1         10.6      0        0.0           1          10.6
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    10            1          7.8      0        0.0           1           7.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          7.8      0        0.0           1           7.8
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             05/25/99
                                    00            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    O1            1          9.6      0        0.0           1           9.6
                                    08            5         43.9      0        0.0           5          43.9
                                    09            2         16.1      0        0.0           2          16.1
                                    11            1         10.1      0        0.0           1          10.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         10         88.7      0        0.0          10          88.7
============================================================================================================
             05/26/99
                                    00            4         36.5      0        0.0           4          36.5
                                    O1            4         37.7      0        0.0           4          37.7
                                    02            4         37.3      0        0.0           4          37.3
                                    08            3         26.2      0        0.0           3          26.2
                                    09            5         46.6      0        0.0           5          46.6
                                    11            1         10.6      0        0.0           1          10.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         21        195.0      0        0.0          21         195.0
============================================================================================================
             05/27/99
                                    00            1          7.9      0        0.0           1           7.9
                                    O1            1         10.8      0        0.0           1          10.8
                                    02            1          9.6      0        0.0           1           9.6
                                    08            4         34.3      0        0.0           4          34.3
                                    09            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
                                    10            1          3.4      0        0 0           1           3.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          9         74.3      0        0.0           9          74.3
============================================================================================================
             05/28/99
                                    00            6         54.1      0        0.0           6          54.1
                                    08            2          8.7      0        0.0           2           8.7
                                    09            1          8.6      0        0.0           1           8.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          9         71.4      0        0.0           9          71.4
============================================================================================================
             05/29/99
                                    00            2         20.6      0        0.0           2          20.6
                                    O1            2         16.5      0        0.0           2          16.5
                                    02            3         22.4      0        0.0           3          22.4
                                    09            2         13.8      0        0.0           2          13.8
                                    13            2         18.5      0        0.0           2          18.5
                                    14            3         18.5      0        0.0           3          18.5
                                    15            6         51.2      0        0.0           6          51.2
                                    16            8         84.5      0        0.0           8          84.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         28        246.0      0        0.0          28         246.0
============================================================================================================

             06/01/99
                                    03            1          9.8      0        0.0           1           9.8
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    07            6         67.7      0        0.0           6          67.7
                                    08            4         40.9      0        0.0           4          40.9
                                    09           19        200.5      0        0.0          19         200.5
                                    10            4         40.8      0        0.0           4          40.8
                                    16            2         20.4      0        0.0           2          20.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         36        380.1      0        0.0          36         380.1
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00            1                 6.0          0         0.0         1 6.0
                                    01            5         45.6      0        0.0           5          45.6
                                    02            4         38.0      0        0.0           4          38.0
                                    03            2         20.0      0        0.0           2          20.0
                                    04            2         14.5      0        0.0           2          14.5
                                    08            5         47.0      0        0.0           5          47.0
                                    09            5         44.5      0        0.0           5          44.5
                                    10            2         25.4      0        0.0           2          25.4
                                    11            1         10.7      0        0.0           1          10.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         27        251.7      0        0.0          27         251.7
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    08            1          2.1      0        0.0           1           2.1
                                    09            4         33.3      0        0.0           4          33.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                                    10            1          3.9      0        0.0           1           3.9
                                    12            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
                                    16            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          8         52.0      0        0.0           8          52.0
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    01            3         28.5      0        0.0           3          28.5
                                    02            2          7.9      0        0.0           2           7.9
                                    08            1          1.3      0        0.0           1           1.3
                                    09            4         40.5      0        0.0           4          40.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         10         78.1      0        0.0          10          78.1
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    09            1          6.3      0        0.0           1           6.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          6.3      0        0.0           1           6.3
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             06/01/99
                                    03            1          9.8      0        0.0           1           9.8
                                    07            6         67.7      0        0.0           6          67.7
                                    08            4         40.9      0        0.0           4          40.9
                                    09           19        200.5      0        0.0          19         200.5
                                    10            4         40.8      0        0.0           4          40.8
                                    16            2         20.4      0        0.0           2          20.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         36        380.1      0        0.0          36         380.1
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00            1          6.0      0        0.0           1           6.0
                                    01            5         45.6      0        0.0           5          45.6
                                    02            4         38.0      0        0.0           4          38.0
                                    03            2         20.0      0        0.0           2          20.0
                                    04            2         14.5      0        0.0           2          14.5
                                    08            5         47.0      0        0.0           5          47.0
                                    09            5         44.5      0        0.0           5          44.5
                                    10            2         25.4      0        0.0           2          25.4
                                    11            1         10.7      0        0.0           1          10.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         27        251.7      0        0.0          27         251.7
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    08            1          2.1      0        0.0           1           2.1
                                    09            4         33.3      0        0.0           4          33.3
                                    10            1          3.9      0        0.0           1           3.9
                                    12            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
                                    16            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          8         52.0      0        0.0           8          52.0
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    01            3         28.5      0        0.0           3          28.5
                                    02            2          7.9      0        0.0           2           7.9
                                    08            1          1.3      0        0.0           1           1.3
                                    09            4         40.5      0        0.0           4          40.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         10         78.1      0        0.0          10          78.1
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    09            1          6.3      0        0.0           1           6.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          6.3      0        0.0           1           6.3
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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page       1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X203                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
      VARICK AVE
             06/01/99
                                    01            2          8.4      0        0.0           2           8.4
                                    02            2         18.8      0        0.0           2          18.8
                                    03            5         38.7      0        0.0           5          38.7
                                    04            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    05            2         20.7      0        0.0           2          20.7
                                    06            1          5.8      0        0.0           1           5.8
                                    08           10        129.6      0        0.0          10         129.6
                                    09           12        120.8      0        0.0          12         120.8
                                    10            7         79.1      0        0.0           7          79.1
                                    11            2         19.3      0        0.0           2          19.3
                                    12            3         25.1      0        0.0           3          25.1
                                    13            1         14.2      0        0.0           1          14.2
                                    14            9         97.5      0        0.0           9          97.5
                                    15            9         84.0      0        0.0           9          84.0
                                    16            8         67.8      0        0.0           8          67.8
                                    17            6         48.1      0        0.0           6          48.1
                                    18            4         39.5      0        0.0           4          39.5
                                    19            7         67.7      0        0.0           7          67.7
                                    20            2         22.4      0        0.0           2          22.4
                                    21            4         32.1      0        0.0           4          32.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         97        950.0      0        0.0          97         950.0
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00           13        124.2      0        0.0          13         124.2
                                    01           25        252.1      0        0.0          25         252.1
                                    02           19        189.9      0        0.0          19         189.9
                                    03           19        183.2      0        0.0          19         183.2
                                    04           10         88.2      0        0.0          10          88.2
                                    06            2         12.8      0        0.0           2          12.8
                                    08            7         74.8      0        0.0           7          74.8
                                    09           12        116.1      0        0.0          12         116.1
                                    10            8         73.5      0        0.0           8          73.5
                                    11            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    15            1         12.1      0        0.0           1          12.1
                                    16            3         33.3      0        0.0           3          33.3
                                    17            3         39.5      0        0.0           3          39.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        123      1,208.7      0        0.0         123       1,208.7
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    00           20        213.8      0        0.0          20         213.8
                                    01           26        266.9      0        0.0          26         266.9
                                    02           31        321.7      0        0.0          31         321.7
                                    03           23        240.2      0        0.0          23         240.2
                                    04            6         49.9      0        0.0           6          49.9
                                    05            1          3.3      0        0.0           1           3.3
                                    08            2         13.9      0        0.0           2          13.9
                                    09           10         91.6      0        0.0          10          91.6
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    10            4         31.6      0        0.0           4          31.6
                                    16            5         55.4      0        0.0           5          55.4
                                    17           12        110.8      0        0.0          12         110.8
                                    18            3         31.9      0        0.0           3          31.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        143      1,431.0      0        0.0         143       1,431.0
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00           16          140      0        0.0          16         140.0
                                    01           24        201.0      0        0.0          24         201.0
                                    02           21        205.7      0        0.0          21         205.7
                                    03           12        111.2      0        0.0          12         111.2
                                    04            5         44.9      0        0.0           5          44.9
                                    06            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
                                    08            3         25.5      0        0.0           3          25.5
                                    09            5         39.7      0        0.0           5          39.7
                                    10            2         21.8      0        0.0           2          21.8
                                    12            1          9.9      0        0.0           1           9.9
                                    16            2         17.7      0        0.0           2          17.7
                                    17           21        202.0      0        0.0          21         202.0
                                    18           11        112.8      0        0.0          11         112.8
                                    19            8         65.1      0        0.0           8          65.1
                                    20            9         92.6      0        0.0           9          92.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X204                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        141      1,293.8      0        0.0         141       1,293.8
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    00           13         96.5      0        0.0          13          96.5
                                    01           23        236.3      0        0.0          23         236.3
                                    02           15        139.8      0        0.0          15         139.8
                                    03            4         27.0      0        0.0           4          27.0
                                    04            2         17.6      0        0.0           2          17.6
                                    08            3         20.2      0        0.0           3          20.2
                                    09            7         61.3      0        0.0           7          61.3
                                    10            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
                                    16           12        136.1      0        0.0          12         136.1
                                    17           19        181.7      0        0.0          19         181.7
                                    18           13        124.1      0        0.0          13         124.1
                                    19           13        124.6      0        0.0          13         124.6
                                    20            9         83.8      0        0.0           9          83.8
                                    21           13        118.0      0        0.0          13         118.0
                                    22            3         24.2      0        0.0           3          24.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        150      1,399.3      0        0.0         150       1,399.3
</Table>

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THOMAS ST T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN-JUL 1998) SUMMEWR

<Table>
<Caption>
                 06/29/98          TO           07/12/98
      DAY          DAY #          DATE           TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            29           06/29/98         0.00
       TU           30           06/30/98         0.00
       W             1           07/01/98         0.00
       TH            2           07/02/98         0.00
       F             3           07/03/98         0.00
       SA            4           07/04/98         0.00
       SU            5           07/05/98         0.00
       M             6           07/06/98         0.00
       TU            7           07/07/98         0.00
       W             8           07/08/98         0.00
       TH            9           07/09/98         0.00
       F            10           07/10/98         0.00
       SA           11           07/11/98         0.00
       SU           12           07/12/98         0.00
</Table>

THOMAS ST T.S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
                 10/12/98          TO           10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #          DATE           TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            12           10/12/98         0.00
       TU           13           10/13/98         0.00
       W            14           10/14/98         0.00
       TH           15           10/15/98         0.00
       F            16           10/16/98         0.00
       SA           17           10/17/98         0.00
       SU           18           10/18/98         0.00
       M            19           10/19/98         0.00
       TU           20           10/20/98         0.00
       W            21           10/21/98         0.00
       TH           22           10/22/98         0.00
       F            23           10/23/98         0.00
       SA           24           10/24/98         0.00
       SU           25           10/25/98         0.00
</Table>

THOMAS ST T. S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99          TO         02/28/99
      DAY          DAY #          DATE         TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            15           02/15/99         0.00
       TU           16           02/16/99       932.75
       W            17           02/17/99     1,082.85
       TH           18           02/18/99       826.09
       F            19           02/19/99     1,028.93
       SA           20           02/20/99       973.68
       SU           21           02/21/99         0.00
       M            22           02/22/99       931.64
       TU           23           02/23/99       902.30
       W            24           02/24/99       916.44
       TH           25           02/25/99       861.26
       F            26           02/26/99       795.63
       SA           27           02/27/99       933.36
       SU           28           02/28/99         0.00
</Table>

THOMAS ST T. S. TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (MAY-JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99          TO         06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #          DATE        TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>              <C>
       M            24           05/24/99     1,075.73
       TU           25           05/25/99     1,115.31
       W            26           05/26/99     1,121.47
       TH           27           05/27/99     1,041.22
       F            28           05/28/99     1,011.86
       SA           29           05/29/99     1,055.93
       SU           30           05/30/99         0.00
       M            31           05/31/99         0.00
       TU            1           06/01/99     1,096.08
       W             2           06/02/99     1,117.23
       TH            3           06/03/99     1,120.30
       F             4           06/04/99     1,120.80
       SA            5           06/05/99     1,059.07
       SU            6           06/06/99         0.00
</Table>

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                         [Graph Thomas St. T.S. Tonnage

                                 February 1999]

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PAGE                    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X203                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>           <C>        <C>      <C>      <C>           <C>         <C>
 BROOKLYN EXPORT
      SCOTT AVE
                 02/17/99
                                    05            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                 DS                   NON-DS               TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>        <C>        <C>      <C>         <C>         <C>
 BROOKLYN EXPORT
       SCOTT AVE
             02/16/99
                                    O1            3         26.8      0        0.0           3          26.8
                                    02            6         31.3      0        0.0           6          31.3
                                    03            9         65.9      0        0.0           9          65.9
                                    05            1         12.2      0        0.0           1          12.2
                                    06            1          2.6      0        0.0           1           2.6
                                    O8           12        118.7      0        0.0          12         118.7
                                    09            8         71.8      0        0.0           8          71.8
                                    10           11        107.6      0        0.0          11         107.6
                                    11            7         62.7      0        0.0           7          62.7
                                    12            6         47.4      0        0.0           6          47.4
                                    13            3         28.3      0        0.0           3          28.3
                                    14            1          9.8      0        0.0           1           9.8
                                    16            2         15.5      0        0.0           2          15.5
                                    17            7         66.0      0        0.0           7          66.0
                                    18            4         34.8      0        0.0           4          34.8
                                    19 .          5         55.0      0        0.0           5          55.0
                                    20            6         61.3      0        0.0           6          61.3
                                    21            8         73.6      0        0.0           8          73.6
                                    22            4         33.6      0        0.0           4          33.6
                                    23            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        105        932.8      0        0.0         105         932.8
============================================================================================================
              2/17/99
                                    00            7         58.8      0        0.0           7          58.8
                                    01            7         51.6      0        0.0           7          51.6
                                    02           14        129.2      0        0.0          14         129.2
                                    03           13        110.8      0        0.0          13         110.8
                                    04           10         83.9      0        0.0          10          83.9
                                    05            2         10.0      0        0.0           2          10.0
                                    06            1          4.3      0        0.0           1           4.3
                                    08            5         49.2      0        0.0           5          49.2
                                    09            2         17.9      0        0.0           2          17.9
                                    10            8         78.4      0        0.0           8          78.4
                                    11            4         38.5      0        0.0           4          38.5
                                    12            9         84.4      0        0.0           9          84.4
                                    13            6         49.4      0        0.0           6          49.4
                                    16            3         22.9      0        0.0           3          22.9
                                    18            8         69.6      0        0.0           8          69.6
                                    19            4         39.2      0        0.0           4          39.2
                                    20            6         59.9      0        0.0           6          59.9
                                    21           12        117.7      0        0.0          12         117.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,075.7      0        0.0         121       1,075.7
============================================================================================================
             02/18/99
                                    00            4         43.0      0        0.0           4          43.0
                                    01           11        100.5      0        0.0          11         100.5
                                    02           12         80.6      0        0.0          12          80.6
                                    03           16        123.7      0        0.0          16         123.7
                                    04            3         15.1      0        0.0           3          15.1
                                    05            2          4.8      0        0.0           2           4.8
                                    06            1          8.6      0        0.0           1           8.6
                                    08            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    09            1          8.2      0        0.0           1           8.2
                                    10            6         50.8      0        0.0           6          50.8
                                    11            5         41.9      0        0.0           5          41.9
                                    12            6         47.7      0        0.0           6          47.7
                                    13            2         19.4      0        0.0           2          19.4
                                    16            4         28.4      0        0.0           4          28.4
                                    17            7         57.7      0        0.0           7          57.7
                                    18            3         22.2      0        0.0           3          22.2
                                    19            7         60.2      0        0.0           7          60.2
                                    20            4         41.8      0        0.0           4          41.8
                                    21            4         31.4      O        0.0           4          31.4
                                    22            3         33.7      0        0.0           3          33.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        102        826.1      0        0.0         102         826.1
============================================================================================================
             02/19/99
                                    00            5         34.0      0        0.0           5          34.0
                                    01           12        110.1      0        0.0          12         110.1
                                    02           17        134.8      0        0.0          17         134.8
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
Scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>     <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    03           18        160.0      0        0.0          18         160.0
                                    04            9         74.5      0        0.0           9          74.5
                                    05            3         24.6      0        0.0           3          24.6
                                    06            1         11.5      0        0.0           1          11.5
                                    09            1          8.7      0        0.0           1           8.7
                                    10            4         31.7      0        0.0           4          31.7
                                    11            6         54.7      0        0.0           6          54.7
                                    12            7         56.0      0        0.0           7          56.0
                                    13            4         33.4      0        0.0           4          33.4
                                    17            9         73.3      0        0.0           9          73.3
                                    18            5         42.5      0        0.0           5          42.5
                                    19            3         29.5      0        0.0           3          29.5
                                    20            8         69.7      0        0.0           8          69.7
                                    21            7         55.1      0        0.0           7          55.1
                                    22            3         25.0      0        0.0           3          25.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        122      1,028.9      0        0.0         122       1,028.9
============================================================================================================
             02/20/99               00            2         12.2      0        0.0           2          12.2
                                    O1            6         56.1      0        0.0           6          56.1
                                    02           10         89.9      0        0.0          10          89.9
                                    03           14        112.3      0        0.0          14         112.3
                                    04            8         41.9      0        0.0           8          41.9
                                    05            1          1.3      0        0.0           1           1.3
                                    06            1          4.8      0        0.0           1           4.8
                                    O8            1          2.9      0        0.0           1           2.9
                                    09            5         43.2      0        0.0           5          43.2
                                    10           11         91.9      0        0.0          11          91.9
                                    11            6         50.2      0        0.0           6          50.2
                                    12            7         61.6      0        0.0           7          61.6
                                    13            1          9.0      0        0.0           1           9.0
                                    15            1          4.3      0        0.0           1           4.3
                                    16            5         40.2      0        0.0           5          40.2
                                    17            5         44.1      0        0.0           5          44.1
                                    18            7         53.5      0        0.0           7          53.5
                                    19           16        132.6      0        0.0          16         132.6
                                    20            6         48.3      0        0.0           6          48.3
                                    21            5         39.1      0        0.0           5          39.1
                                    22            4         34.5      0        0.0           4          34.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        122        973.7      0        0.0         122         973.7
============================================================================================================
             02/22/99
                                    00            6         45.0      0        0.0           6          45.0
                                    01            8         63.5      0        0.0           8          63.5
                                    02           12         82.0      0        0.0          12          82.0
                                    03            9         55.4      0        0.0           9          55.4
                                    04            2         11.1      0        0.0           2          11.1
                                    05            1          1.8      0        0.0           1           1.8
                                    06            2          7.0      0        0.0           2           7.0
                                    09            4         38.0      0        0.0           4          38.0
                                    10            8         72.7      0        0.0           8          72.7
                                    11            3         25.2      0        0.0           3          25.2
                                    12           13        123.2      0        0.0          13         123.2
                                    13            5         41.9      0        0.0           5          41.9
                                    14            2         15.9      0        0.0           2          15.9
                                    17            7         68.5      0        0.0           7          68.5
                                    18            4         35.0      0        0.0           4          35.0
                                    19            7         62.4      0        0.0           7          62.4
                                    20            2         15.9      0        0.0           2          15.9
                                    21           10         86.5      0        0.0          10          86.5
                                    22           10         80.7      0        0.0          10          80.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        115        931.6      0        0.0         115         931.6
============================================================================================================
             02/23/99
                                    00            5         45.3      0        0.0           5          45.3
                                    01            6         44.2      0        0.0           6          44.2
                                    02           11         78.0      0        0.0          11          78.0
                                    03           15        108.4      0        0.0          15         108.4
                                    04           10         65.1      0        0.0          10          65.1
                                    05            5         45.9      0        0.0           5          45.9
                                    06            1          1.1      0        0.0           1           1.1
                                    09            5         40.1      0        0.0           5          40.1
                                    10           10         73.7      0        0.0          10          73.7
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>        <C>      <C>         <C>         <C>
                                    11           13         98.2      0        0.0          13          98.2
                                    12            8         52.7      0        0.0           8          82.7
                                    13            5         35.7      0        0.0           5          35.7
                                    14            2         12.2      0        0.0           2          12.2
                                    15            2         13.2      0        0.0           2          13.2
                                    16            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
                                    17            2         15.7      0        0.0           2          15.7
                                    18            3         25.5      0        0.0           3          25.5
                                    19            8         64.8      0        0.0           8          64.8
                                    20            3         24.3      0        0.0           3          24.3
                                    21            7         50.0      0        0.0           7          50.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        122        902.3      0        0.0         122         902.3
============================================================================================================
             02/24/99
                                    00            3         20.6      0        0.0           3          20.6
                                    01           13         93.7      0        0.0          13          93.7
                                    02           13        107.4      0        0.0          13         107.4
                                    03           26        211.0      0        0.0          26         211.0
                                    04            4         30.8      0        0.0           4          30.8
                                    05            2          8.2      0        0.0           2           8.2
                                    09            2         12.2      0        0.0           2          12.2
                                    10            5         40.6      0        0.0           5          40.6
                                    11            2         11.3      0        0.0           2          11.3
                                    12            3         20.0      0        0.0           3          20.0
                                    13            4         27.8      0        0.0           4          27.8
                                    14            2         14.7      0        0.0           2          14.7
                                    16            3         24.1      0        0.0           3          24.1
                                    17            6         48.9      0        0.0           6          48.9
                                    18            8         60.6      0        0.0           8          60.6
                                    19           13         88.7      0        0.0          13          88.7
                                    20            9         73.7      0        0.0           9          73.7
                                    21            4         22.3      0        0.0           4          22.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        122        916.4      0        0.0         122         916.4
============================================================================================================
             02/25/99
                                    00            5         35.6      0        0.0           5          35.6
                                    01           12         83.0      0        0.0          12          83.0
                                    02           19        140.0      0        0.0          19         140.0
                                    03           13         88.1      0        0.0          13          88.1
                                    04            1          7.6      0        0.0           1           7.6
                                    05            1          5.8      0        0.0           1           5.8
                                    09            5         34.5      0        0.0           5          34.5
                                    10            6         46.0      0        0.0           6          46.0
                                    11           11         94.0      0        0.0          11          94.0
                                    12            3         21.7      0        0.0           3          21.7
                                    13            3         26.3      0        0.0           3          26.3
                                    16            2         16.8      0        0.0           2          16.8
                                    17            7         61.5      0        0.0           7          61.5
                                    18            7         51.6      0        0.0           7          51.6
                                    19           10         81.5      0        0.0          10          81.5
                                    20            2         17.5      0        0.0           2          17.5
                                    21            3         23.3      0        0.0           3          23.3
                                    22            1          5.4      0        0.0           1           5.4
                                    23            3         21.1      0        0.0           3          21.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        114        861.3      0        0.0         114         861.3
============================================================================================================
             02/26/99
                                    00           13         91.2      0        0.0          13          91.2
                                    01            9         72.6      0        0.0           9          72.6
                                    02            8         71.5      0        0.0           9          71.5
                                    03            9         75.5      0        0.0           9          75.5
                                    04            6         47.5      0        0.0           6          47.5
                                    09            2         15.2      0        0.0           2          25.2
                                    10            7         57.3      0        0.0           7          57.3
                                    11            3         20.4      0        0.0           3          20.4
                                    12            5         32.1      0        0.0           5          32.1
                                    13            3         21.8      0        0.0           3          21.8
                                    16            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
                                    17            3         24.1      0        0.0           3          24.1
                                    18            4         26.2      0        0.0           4          26.2
                                    19           11         94.2      0        0.0          11          94.2
                                    20            2         14.7      0        0.0           2          14.7
                                    21            7         50.0      0        0.0           7          50.0
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>        <C>        <C>      <C>         <C>         <C>
                                    22            9         74.0      0        0.0           9          7040
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        102        795.6      0        0.0         102         795.6
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    00            3         21.9      0        0.0           3          21.9
                                    01            9         69.0      0        0.0           9          69.0
                                    02           17        121.0      0        0.0          17         121.0
                                    03           13        106.6      0        0.0          13         106.6
                                    04            6         49.7      0        0.0           6          49.7
                                    05            1          0.5      0        0.0          10           0.5
                                    09            1          8.7      0        0.0           1           8.7
                                    10            9         74.1      0        0.0           9          74.1
                                    11           10         81.2      0        0.0          10          81.2
                                    12            6         46.4      0        0.0           6          46.4
                                    13            2         18.5      0        0.0           2          18.5
                                    16            5         38.5      0        0.0           5          38.5
                                    17            4         23.1      0        0.0           4          23.1
                                    18           11         85.0      0        0.0          11          85.0
                                    19            8         66.5      0        0.0           8          66.5
                                    20            7         54.0      0        0.0           7          54.0
                                    21            6         43.6      0        0.0           6          43.6
                                    22            3         24.9      0        0.0           3          24.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121        933.4      0        0.0         121         933.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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                                 May-June 1999]

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X210                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>           <C>        <C>      <C>      <C>           <C>         <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
        SCOTT AVE
             06/04/99
                                    20            1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          8.1      0        0.0           1           8.1
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    08            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
============================================================================================================
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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
       SCOTT AVE
             05/25/99
                                    00            2         19.6      0        0.0           2          19.6
                                    01            6         55.9      0        0.0           6          55.9
                                    02           16        160.5      0        0.0          16         160.5
                                    03           13        121.4      0        0.0          13         121.4
                                    04            2         20.2      0        0.0           2          20.2
                                    08            5         43.2      0        0.0           5          43.2
                                    09           10        100.0      0        0.0          10         100.0
                                    10            8         83.7      0        0.0           8          83.7
                                    11            9         97.9      0        0.0           9          97.9
                                    12           10        104.6      0        0.0          10         104.6
                                    16           12        108.4      0        0.0          12         108.4
                                    17           11        103.5      0        0.0          11         103.5
                                    18            9         96.4      0        0.0           9          96.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        113      1,115.3      0        0.0         113       1,115.3
============================================================================================================
             05/26/99
                                    00            9         84.3      0        0.0           9          84.3
                                    01           13        124.3      0        0.0          13         124.3
                                    02           16        131.9      0        0.0          16         131.9
                                    03            6         42.5      0        0.0           6          42.5
                                    04            1         11.2      0        0.0           1          11.2
                                    05            1         11.9      0        0.0           1          11.9
                                    08            3         29.9      0        0.0           3          29.9
                                    09            6         57.7      0        0.0           6          57.7
                                    10            7         58.6      0        0.0           7          58.6
                                    11           10         88.7      0        0.0          10          88.7
                                    12            2         19.5      0        0.0           2          19.5
                                    13            1         10.4      0        0.0           1          10.4
                                    16            8         82.0      0        0.0           8          82.0
                                    17           10        105.7      0        0.0          10         105.7
                                    18           10         94.5      0        0.0          10          94.5
                                    19           10         93.1      0        0.0          10          93.1
                                    20            6         53.7      0        0.0           6          53.7
                                    21            2         21.6      0        0.0           2          21.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,121.5      0        0.0         121       1,121.5
============================================================================================================
             05/27/99
                                    00            2         20.1      0        0.0           2          20.1
                                    01            4         34.1      0        0.0           4          34.1
                                    02           13        107.9      0        0.0          13         107.9
                                    03           13         95.4      0        0.0          13          95.4
                                    04            1         12.6      0        0.0           1          12.6
                                    05            2         12.0      0        0.0           2          12.0
                                    06            1          3.6      0        0.0           1           3.6
                                    08            4         31.6      0        0.0           4          31.6
                                    09            5         46.4      0        0.0           5          46.4
                                    10            6         59.8      0        0.0           6          59.8
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    11            6         57.4      0        0.0           6          57.4
                                    12            3         24.0      0        0.0           3          24.0
                                    13            1          8.6      0        0.0           1           8.6
                                    16            7         65.7      0        0.0           7          65.7
                                    17           11         99.6      0        0.0          11          99.6
                                    18            7         62.5      0        0.0           7          62.5
                                    19           13        110.0      0        0.0          13         110.0
                                    20            4         29.0      0        0.0           4          29.0
                                    21           13        122.9      0        0.0          13         122.9
                                    22            4         38.1      0        0.0           4          38.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        120      1,041.2      0        0.0         120       1,041.2
============================================================================================================
             05/28/99
                                    00            3         23.9      0        0.0           3          23.9
                                    01           14        115.6      0        0.0          14         115.6
                                    02           10         85.5      0        0.0          10          85.5
                                    03            7         46.5      0        0.0           7          46.5
                                    04            1          2.2      0        0.0           1           2.2
                                    08            2         15.9      0        0.0           2          15.9
                                    09            9         76.9      0        0.0           9          76.9
                                    10            3         23.4      0        0.0           3          23.4
                                    11            5         42.0      0        0.0           5          42.0
                                    12            4         34.1      0        0.0           4          34.1
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    16            7         59.9      0        0.0           7          59.9
                                    17           18        151.6      0        0.0          18         151.6
                                    18           15        134.3      0        0.0          15         134.3
                                    19            7         58.4      0        0.0           7          58.4
                                    20            3         31.5      0        0.0           3          31.5
                                    21           10         87.1      0        0.0          10          87.1
                                    22            3         23.1      0        0.0           3          23.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,011.9      0        0.0         121       1,011.9
============================================================================================================
             05/29/99
                                    00            4         40.8      0        0.0           4          40.8
                                    01            6         48.7      0        0.0           6          48.7
                                    02            8         54.2      0        0.0           8          54.2
                                    03            6         48.8      0        0.0           6          48.8
                                    04            4         21.2      0        0.0           4          21.2
                                    05            1          6.6      0        0.0           1           6.6
                                    08            4         29.9      0        0.0           4          29.9
                                    09            8         70.1      0        0.0           8          70.1
                                    10           11         98.8      0        0.0          11          98.8
                                    11            7         66.3      0        0.0           7          66.3
                                    12            3         25.8      0        0.0           3          25.8
                                    13            5         49.7      0        0.0           5          49.7
                                    14            5         54.1      0        0.0           5          54.1
                                    15            1          4.0      0        0.0           1           4.0
                                    16           17        168.0      0        0.0          17         168.0
                                    17           19        161.3      0        0.0          19         161.3
                                    18           13        107.8      0        0.0          13         107.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        122      1,055.9      0        0.0         122       1,055.9
============================================================================================================
             06/01/99
                                    00            2         11.8      0        0.0           2          11.8
                                    01            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    02            2         11.4      0        0.0           2          11.4
                                    03            2         14.1      0        0.0           2          14.1
                                    04            2         20.5      0        0.0           2          20.5
                                    05            7         58.4      0        0.0           7          58.4
                                    08           15        154.4      0        0.0          15         154.4
                                    09           22        228.9      0        0.0          22         228.9
                                    10           13        138.4      0        0.0          13         138.4
                                    11            8         74.1      0        0.0           8          74.1
                                    12            2         24.9      0        0.0           2          24.9
                                    13            5         48.8      0        0.0           5          48.8
                                    14            4         33.8      0        0.0           4          33.8
                                    15            4         33.6      0        0.0           4          33.6
                                    16            8         55.8      0        0.0           8          55.8
                                    17            2         20.9      0        0.0           2          20.9
                                    18            3         29.1      0        0.0           3          29.1
                                    19            3         29.0      0        0.0           3          29.0
                                    20            2         20.6      0        0.0           2          20.6
                                    21            6         58.8      0        0.0           6          58.8
                                    22            2         18.3      0        0.0           2          18.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        115      1,096.1      0        0.0         115       1,096.1
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00           13        152.7      0        0.0          13         152.7
                                    01           17        192.8      0        0.0          17         192.8
                                    02           27        277.5      0        0.0          27         277.5
                                    03           14        150.1      0        0.0          14         150.1
                                    04           10         91.7      0        0.0          10          91.7
                                    05            2         20.5      0        0.0           2          20.5
                                    09           10         98.1      0        O.0          10          98.1
                                    10           10        113.8      0        0.0          10         113.8
                                    11            2         20.2      0        0.0           2          20.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        105      1,117.2      0        0.0         105       1,117.2
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    00           14        131.2      0        0.0          14         131.2
                                    01           17        171.1      0        0.0          17         171.1
                                    02           16        130.1      0        0.0          16         130.1
                                    03            8         83.8      0        0.0           8          83.8
                                    04            2         13.0      0        0.0           2          13.0
                                    06            1          9.0      0        0.0           1           9.0
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                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    08            2         20.0      0        0.0           2          20.0
                                    09            6         54.2      0        0.0           6          54.2
                                    10            7         57.8      0        0.0           7          57.8
                                    11           10        101.4      0        0.0          10         101.4
                                    12            4         37.2      0        0.0           4          37.2
                                    13            3         28.7      0        0.0           3          28.7
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<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
BROOKLYN EXPORT
       SCOTT AVE
             06/01/99
                                    00            2         11.8      0        0.0           2          11.8
                                    01            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    02            2         11.4      0        0.0           2          11.4
                                    03            2         14.1      0        0.0           2          14.1
                                    04            2         20.5      0        0.0           2          20.5
                                    05            7         58.4      0        0.0           7          58.4
                                    08           15        154.4      0        0.0          15         154.4
                                    09           22        228.9      0        0.0          22         228.9
                                    10           13        138.4      0        0.0          13         138.4
                                    11            8         74.1      0        0.0           8          74.1
                                    12            2         24.9      0        0.0           2          24.9
                                    13            5         48.8      0        0.0           5          48.8
                                    14            4         33.8      0        0.0           4          33.8
                                    15            4         33.6      0        0.0           4          33.6
                                    16            8         55.8      0        0.0           8          55.8
                                    17            2         20.9      0        0.0           2          20.9
                                    18            3         29.1      0        0.0           3          29.1
                                    19            3         29.0      0        0.0           3          29.0
                                    20            2         20.6      0        0.0           2          20.6
                                    21            6         58.8      0        0.0           6          58.8
                                    22            2         18.3      0        0.0           2          18.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        115      1,096.1      0        0.0         115       1,096.1
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00           13        152.7      0        0.0          13         152.7
                                    01           17        192.8      0        0.0          17         192.8
                                    02           27        277.5      0        0.0          27         277.5
                                    03           14        150.1      0        0.0          14         150.1
                                    04           10         91.7      0        0.0          10          91.7
                                    05            2         20.5      0        0.0           2          20.5
                                    09           10         98.1      0        0.0          10          98.1
                                    10           10        113.8      0        0.0          10         113.8
                                    11            2         20.2      0        0.0           2          20.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        105      1,117.2      0        0.0         105       1,117.2
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    00           14        131.2      0        0.0          14         131.2
                                    01           17        171.1      0        0.0          17         171.1
                                    02           16        130.1      0        0.0          16         130.1
                                    03            8         83.8      0        0.0           8          83.8
                                    04            2         13.0      0        0.0           2          13.0
                                    06            1          9.0      0        0.0           1           9.0
                                    08            2         20.0      0        0.0           2          20.0
                                    09            6         54.2      0        0.0           6          54.2
                                    10            7         57.8      0        0.0           7          57.8
                                    11           10        101.4      0        0.0          10         101.4
                                    12            4         37.2      0        0.0           4          37.2
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    16            8         91.5      0        0.0           8          91.5
                                    17           12        100.6      0        0.0          12         100.6
                                    18            9         90.9      0        0.0           9          90.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        119      1,120.3      0        0.0         119       1,120.3
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00            8         84.1      0        0.0           8          84.1
                                    01            9         93.8      0        0.0           9          93.8
                                    02           11        106.3      0        0.0          11         106.3
                                    03           10         92.6      0        0.0          10          92.6
                                    04            5         50.8      0        0.0           5          50.8
                                    08            1          9.6      0        0.0           1           9.6
                                    09            9         76.5      0        0.0           9          76.5
                                    10            7         61.3      0        0.0           7          61.3
                                    11           10         90.0      0        0.0          10          90.0
                                    12            3         23.3      0        0.0           3          23.3
                                    15            2         16.2      0        0.0           2          16.2
                                    16            3         27.2      0        0.0           3          27.2
                                    17           15        130.5      0        0.0          15         130.5
                                    18            7         58.7      0        0.0           7          58.7
                                    19            9         85.7      0        0.0           9          85.7
                                    20            7         62.2      0        0.0           7          62.2
                                    21            5         44.0      0        0.0           5          44.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,112.7      0        0.0         121       1,112.7
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    00            3         20.8      0        0.0           3          20.8
                                    01            6         43.4      0        0.0           6          43.4
                                    02           10         91.8      0        0.0          10          91.8
                                    03            7         59.1      0        0.0           7          59.1
                                    04            3         21.2      0        0.0           3          21.2
                                    07            1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
                                    08            3         19.7      0        0.0           3          19.7
                                    09           14        126.7      0        0.0          14         126.7
                                    10           11        100.5      0        0.0          11         100.5
                                    11           11         86.3      0        0.0          11          86.3
                                    12            2         16.6      0        0.0           2          16.6
                                    16           17        160.4      0        0.0          17         160.4
                                    17           12         99.8      0        0.0          12           9.8
                                    18           16        156.3      0        0.0          16         156.3
                                    19            5         42.7      0        0.0           5          42.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,052.1      0        0.0         121       1,052.1
============================================================================================================
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    13            3         28.7      0        0.0           3          28.7
                                    16            8         91.5      0        0.0           8          91.5
                                    17           12        100.6      0        0.0          12         100.6
                                    18            9         90.9      0        0.0           9          90.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        119      1,120.3      0        0.0         119       1,120.3
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00            8         84.1      0        0.0           8          84.1
                                    01            9         93.8      0        0.0           9          93.8
                                    02           11        106.3      0        0.0          11         106.3
                                    03           10         92.6      0        0.0          10          92.6
                                    04            5         50.8      0        0.0           5          50.9
                                    08            1          9.6      0        0.0           1           9.6
                                    09            9         76.5      0        0.0           9          76.5
                                    10            7         61.3      0        0.0           7          61.3
                                    11           10         90.0      0        0.0          10          90.0
                                    12            3         23.3      0        0.0           3          23.3
                                    15            2         16.2      0        0.0           2          16.2
                                    16            3         27.2      0        0.0           3          27.2
                                    17           15        130.5      0        0.0          15         130.5
                                    18            7         58.7      0        0.0           7          58.7
                                    19            9         85.7      0        0.0           9          85.7
                                    20            7         62.2      0        0.0           7          62.2
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<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    21            5         44.0      0        0.0           5          44.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,112.7      0        0.0         121       1,112.7
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    00            3         20.8      0        0.0           3          20.8
                                    01            6         43.4      0        0.0           6          43.4
                                    02           10         91.8      0        0.0          10          91.8
                                    03            7         59.1      0        0.0           7          59.1
                                    04            3         21.2      0        0.0           3          21.2
                                    07            1          6.7      0        0.0           1           6.7
                                    08            3         19.7      0        0.0           3          19.7
                                    09           14        126.7      0        0.0          14         126.7
                                    10           11        100.5      0        0.0          11         100.5
                                    11           11         86.3      0        0.0          11          86.3
                                    12            2         16.6      0        0.0           2          16.6
                                    16           17        160.4      0        0.0          17         160.4
                                    17           12         99.8      0        0.0          12          99.8
                                    18           16        156.3      0        0.0          16         156.3
                                    19            5         42.7      0        0.0           5          42.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,052.1      0        0.0         121       1,052.1
============================================================================================================
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    21           14        108.5      0        0.0          14         108.5
                                    22            2         16.0      0        0.0           2          16.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        269      2,262.7     34      2  89.2         303       2,551.9
============================================================================================================
             07/03/98
                                    00            5         45.4      0        0.0           5          45.4
                                    01           11         93.0      1        3.6          12          96.6
                                    02           13        125.7      1        1.8          14         127.5
                                    03            9         80.2      0        0.0           9          80.2
                                    04           10         79.5      0        0.0          10          79.5
                                    05            2         21.9      0        0.0           2          21.9
                                    07            3         25.7      0        0.0           3          25.7
                                    08           19        154.1      3       17.7          22         171.8
                                    09           20        178.5      1        2.0          21         180.5
                                    10           23        200.1      2        3.4          25         203.5
                                    11           26        232.4      2       14.2          28         246.6
                                    12           14        103.4      2       15.3          16         118.7
                                    13            7         45.0      3       17.3          10          62.3
                                    14            7         64.5      2       18.2           9          82.7
                                    15            1          7.0      2       15.1           3          22.1
                                    16           14        115.1      2       10.1          16         125.2
                                    17           21        152.7      2       14.4          23         167.1
                                    18           17        128.4      2       14.7          19         143.1
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<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
Scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    19           15        115.8      0        0.0          15         115.8
                                    20           17        145.0      1        6.3          18         151.3
                                    21           23        178.0      0        0.0          23         178.0
                                    22            3         20.7      1        4.8           4          25.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        280      2,312.1     27      158.9         307       2,471.0
============================================================================================================
             07/04/98
                                    08            2         17.9      4       36.9           6          54.8
                                    09            1          7.4      1        3.1           2          10.5
                                    11            0          0.0      1        7.0           1           7.0
                                    12            0          0.0      7       58.8           7          58.8
                                    13            0          0.0      3       12.2           3          12.2
                                    14            0          0.0      2       20.2           2          20.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          3         25.3     18      138.2          21         163.5
============================================================================================================
             07/05/98
                                    08           15        122.0      0        0.0          15         122.0
                                    09           28        210.1      0        0.0          28         210.1
                                    10           32        239.1      0        0.0          32         239.1
                                    11           25        215.7      0        0.0          25         215.7
                                    12           28        238.5      4       28.0          32         266.5
                                    13            4         30.4      3       12.2           7          42.6
                                    14            2         16.0      1        7.0           3          23.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        134      1,071.8      8       47.2         142       1,119.0
============================================================================================================
             07/06/98
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>      <C>         <C>       <C>
                                    00           12         93.2      0        0.0          12          93.2
                                    01           18        131.6      0        0.0          18         131.6
                                    02           11         87.6      0        0.0          11          87.6
                                    03           16        127.3      1        8.8          17         136.1
                                    04           13         98.2      0        0.0          13          98.2
                                    05           11         91.2      0        0.0          11          91.2
                                    06            2         11.5      1        3.2           3          14.7
                                    07            4         33.3      3       18.0           7          51.3
                                    08           17        151.7      2        8.6          19         160.3
                                    09           22        230.1      1        2.6          23         232.7
                                    10           21        210.9      1       13.2          22         224.1
                                    11           14        118.0      7       31.2          21         149.2
                                    12           30        270.7      0        0.0          30         270.7
                                    13           14        106.3      6       31.8          20         138.1
                                    14            4         34.3      3        6.8           7          41.1
                                    15            0          0.0      2       14.8           2          14.8
                                    16           19        155.9      2        4.4          21         160.3
                                    17           18        150.9      0        0.0          18         150.9
                                    18           17        156.4      0        0.0          17         156.4
                                    19           20        181.3      1        4.1          21         185.4
                                    20           13        121.1      0        0.0          13         121.1
                                    21           20        174.1      1        5.6          21         179.7
                                    22            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    23            0          0.0      2       28.0           2          28.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        317      2,742.6     33      181.1         350       2,923.7
============================================================================================================
             07/07/98
                                    00            7         62.0      3       47.9          10         109.9
                                    01           14        109.4      2       35.4          16         144.8
                                    02           12        113.6      1       16.6          13         130.2
                                    03            6         50.9      1       13.7           7          64.6
                                    04            3         31.8      1       16.6           4          48.4
                                    05            2         14.2      1        2.6           3          16.8
                                    06            1          3.8      0        0.0           1           3.8
                                    07            3         14.5      0        0.0           3          14.5
                                    08           21        188.2      3       16.2           2         204.4
                                    09           25        238.5      2       13.9           2         252.4
                                    10           17        178.1      4       31.8           2         209.9
                                    11           27        232.3      0        0.0           2         232.3
                                    12           19        166.1      4       22.8           2         188.9
                                    13            9         46.3      4       29.5           1          75.8
                                    14            4         32.9      3       19.6           7          52.5
                                    15            2         19.7      2       11.7           4          31.4
                                    16           14        123.1      0        0.0           1         123.1
                                    17           19        165.5      0        0.0           1         165.5
                                    18           20        182.9      0        0.0           2         182.9
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    19           20        185.9      0        0.0          20         185.9
                                    20           17        151.7      0        0.0          17         151.7
                                    21           20        179.1      0        0.0          20         179.1
                                    22            5         47.1      0        0.0           5          47.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        287      2,537.6     31      278.3         318       2,815.9
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============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
             07/08/98
                                    00            7         49.2      0        0.0           7          49.2
                                    01           14        108.8      0        0.0          14         108.8
                                    02           12        100.2      1        8.0          13         108.2
                                    03            6         59.5      0        0.0           6          59.5
                                    04            8         54.4      0        0.0           8          54.4
                                    05            1          8.9      0        0.0           1           8.9
                                    06            2          7.6      2        8.1           4          15.7
                                    07            6         42.3      1        2.9           7          45.2
                                    08           23        197.8      2       21.2          25         219.0
                                    09           22        193.0      1        2.1          23         195.1
                                    10           19        173.9      2       15.4          21         189.3
                                    11           27        247.9      4       15.2          31         263.1
                                    12           15        124.5      2        3.3          17         127.8
                                    13            7         46.3      3       23.5          10          69.8
                                    14            5         44.0      3        7.1           8          51.1
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.2           1           2.2
                                    16           16        135.4      0        0.0          16         135.4
                                    17           14        116.5      1        5.0          15         121.5
                                    18           18        155.0      2       23.4          20         178.4
                                    19           12        113.9      1       19.3          13         133.2
                                    20           10         94.4      1       19.6          11         114.0
                                    21           12        107.2      3       31.7          15         138.9
                                    22            1         11.4      0        0.0           1          11.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        257      2,192.1     30      208.0         287       2,400.1
============================================================================================================
             07/09/98
                                    00           12        120.8      0        0.0          12         120.8
                                    O1           14        113.2      0        0.0          14         113.2
                                    02           13        121.3      1        4.1          14         125.4
                                    03           18        131.8      0        0.0          18         131.8
                                    04            6         51.6      4       51.4          10         103.0
                                    05            0          0.0      3       36.2           3          36.2
                                    06            1          9.6      0        0.0           1           9.6
                                    07            9         65.7      1        4.8          10          70.5
                                    O8           23        188.7      1        8.1          24         196.8
                                    09           22        170.2      2       10.1          24         180.3
                                    10           17        123.5      2       13.2          19         136.7
                                    11           22        189.9      4        9.9          26         199.8
                                    12           17        121.0      4       12.7          21         133.7
                                    13            7         54.5      2        5.9           9          60.4
                                    14            4         32.0      1        8.9           5          40.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        4.3           1           4.3
                                    16           17        128.7      2        8.1          19         136.8
                                    17           16        120.5      0        0.0          16         120.5
                                    18           17        137.1      1        3.4          18         140.5
                                    19           14        114.4      0        0.0          14         114.4
                                    20            9         64.1      0        0.0           9          64.1
                                    21            6         39.1      0        0.0           6          39.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        264      2,097.7     29      181.1         293       2,278.8
============================================================================================================
             07/10/98
                                    00            3         18.4      1        4.9           4          23.3
                                    01           16        129.8      0        0.0          16         129.8
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    02           14        112.4      0        0.0          14         112.4
                                    03           13         95.6      0        0.0          13          95.6
                                    04            8         62.5      5       62.4          13         124.9
                                    05            2         11.1      5       68.3           7          79.4
                                    06            0          0.0      2        4.5           2           4.5
                                    07            4         24.1      0        0.0           4          24.1
                                    08           25        208.1      1        4.5          26         212.6
                                    09           26        229.8      1        2.3          27         232.1
                                    10           23        190.6      4       11.8          27         202.4
                                    11           23        195.2      0        0.0          23         195.2
                                    12           11         76.9      0        0.0          11          76.0
                                    13            7         46.7      3        5.7          10          52.4
                                    14            5         41.4      5       23.9          10          65.3

<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale X211                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    15            0          0.0      1        5.5           1           5.5
                                    16           13        106.1      2        4.7          15         110.8
                                    17           13        104.2      0        0.0          13         104.2
                                    18           18        148.2      0        0.0          18         148.2
                                    19           18        150.3      0        0.0          18         150.3
                                    20           16        130.8      0        0.0          16         130.8
                                    21           17        128.3      0        0.0          17         128.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        274      2,210.5     30      198.5         305       2,409.0
============================================================================================================
             07/11/98
                                    01            4         35.0      0        0.0           4          35.0
                                    02            4         38.9      0        0.0           4          38.9
                                    03            7         54.9      0        0.0           7          54.9
                                    04            3         24.6      0        0.0           3          24.6
                                    06            1         11.8      1        6.0           2          17.8
                                    07            7         58.9      0        0.0           7          58.9
                                    08           22        169.8      1        8.1          23         177.9
                                    09           22        178.0      2        9.3          24         187.3
                                    10           15        133.4      0        0.0          15         133.4
                                    11           26        224.0      2        8.1          28         232.1
                                    12           13        102.8      1        1.9          14         104.7
                                    13            2         12.6      2        3.6           4          16.2
                                    14            4         31.9      3        8.4           7          40.3
                                    16           14        113.6      1        7.0          15         120.6
                                    17           19        154.8      0        0.0          19         154.8
                                    18           16        122.7      1        7.8          17         130.5
                                    19           11         89.1      0        0.0          11          89.1
                                    20           10         74.7      0        0.0          10          74.7
                                    21           11         74.5      0        0.0          11          74.5
                                    22            4         30.1      0        0.0           4          30.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        215      1,736.1     14       60.2         229       1,796.3
============================================================================================================
             07/12/98
                                    08            3         22.5      1        8.4           4          30.9
                                    09            3         28.7      6       19.7           9          48.4
                                    10            0          0.0      2        7.3           2           7.3
                                    11            1          5.8      3       13.6           4          19.4
                                    12            3         18.3      3        9.9           6          28.2
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    13            0          0.0      4       11.7           4          11.7
                                    14            4         24.9      5       10.3           9          35.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         14        100.2     24       80.9          38         181.1
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS &16D

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                         [Graph North Shore MTS Tonnage

                                  October 1999]

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 &100 (10U &k2S &18D
page    1

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<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale m690                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>     <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
           NORTH SHORE
             10/12/98
                                    08            7         50.9      3       28.4          10          79.3
                                    09            6         39.4      6       15.7          12          55.1
                                    10            6         31.8      4       29.7          10          61.5
                                    11            4         28.5      3        5.5           7          34.0
                                    12            1          6.2      8       26.7           9          32.9
                                    13            1          5.0      4       19.2           5          24.2
                                    14            4         24.4      2        3.3           6          27.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         29        186.2     30      128.5          59         314.7
============================================================================================================
             10/13/98
                                    00            1          9.5      0        0.0           1           9.5
                                    01            3         20.7      0        0.0           3          20.7
                                    02           14        110.3      0        0.0          14         110.3
                                    03           14        120.2      0        0.0          14         120.2
                                    04            6         51.0      0        0.0           6          51.0
                                    05           11         99.1      1       10.3          12         109.4
                                    06            6         52.3      1        4.0           7          56.3
                                    07            6         55.3      1        5.9           7          61.2
                                    08           26        242.4      2       10.9          28         253.3
                                    09           34        351.3      2       25.0          36         276.3
                                    10           29        315.3      2        9.2          31         324.5
                                    11           22        206.8      1       15.6          23         222.4
                                    12           21        188.9      4       11.2          25         200.1
                                    13            3         27.0      3        6.0           6          33.0
                                    14            7         64.8      3       15.5          10          80.3
                                    15            2         21.3      2        7.3           4          28.6
                                    16           13        100.3      0        0.0          13         100.3
                                    17           15        136.9      0        0.0          15         136.9
                                    18           19        166.3      0        0.0          19         166.3
                                    19           23        224.0      0        0.0          23         224.0
                                    20           19        165.4      0        0.0          19         165.4
                                    21           16        153.9      0        0.0          16         153.9
                                    22           10         75.1      2       37.5          12         112.6
                                    23            2         15.4      4       67.0           6          82.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        322      2,973.5.    28      225.4         350       3,198.9
============================================================================================================
             10/14/98
                                    00            8         86.9      0        0.0           8          86.9
                                    01           14        109.6      0        0.0          14         109.6
                                    02           14        110.5      0        0.0          14         110.5
                                    03           14        141.8      0        0.0          14         141.8
                                    04           15        142.7      1        7.2          16         149.9
                                    05           17        138.7      0        0.0          17         138.7
                                    06            2         18.1      0        0.0           2          18.1
                                    07            4         34.1      1        2.7           5          36.8
                                    08           15        135.2      3       31.5          18         166.7
                                    09           17        143.7      7       77.8          24         221.5
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    10           22        205.0      3       31.4          25         236.4
                                    11           19        199.9      4       51.6          23         251.5
                                    12           20        184.7      5       74.3          25         259.0
                                    13           22        185.7      3       23.3          25         209.0
                                    14           11         89.7      7       41.2          18         130.9
                                    15            1          6.4      1        2.7           2           9.1
                                    16           14        113.1      0        0.0          14         113.1
                                    17           15        133.8      0        0.0          15         133.8
                                    18           21        181.2     20        0.0          21         181.2
                                    19           17        147.6      1        6.5          18         154.1
                                    20           12         91.3      0        0.0          12          91.3
                                    21           17        139.3      2       27.6          19         166.9
                                    22            6         44.9      0        0.0           6          44.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        317      2,783.9     38      377.8         355       3,161.7
============================================================================================================
             10/15/98
                                    00            9         84.4      1        8.8          10          93.2
                                    01           13         83.3      0        0.0          13          83.3
                                    02            8         36.5      0        0.0           8          36.5
                                    03            5         44.6      1       20.8           6          65.4
                                    04            4         36.9      0        0.0           4          36.9
                                    05            2         16.8      0        0.0           2          16.8
                                    06            3         10.6      1        3.6           4          14.2
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    07            6         61.3      1        2.9           7          64.2
                                    08           15        116.7      5       39.2          20         155.9
                                    09           23        183.4      1        2.2          24         185.6
                                    10           36        268.9      1        3.8          37         272.7
                                    11           29        230.0      4       33.6          33         263.6
                                    12           21        175.1      2       17.6          23         192.7
                                    13           11         68.9      4       23.0          15          91.9
                                    14            6         46.9      4       25.2          10          72.1
                                    15            1          7.0      2        9.1           3          16.1
                                    16           10         91.7      0        0.0          10          91.7
                                    17           11         89.5      0        0.0          11          89.5
                                    18           16        128.6      0        0.0          16         128.6
                                    19           11         98.7      2       32.2          13         130.9
                                    20           13        110.9      0        0.0          13         110.9
                                    21           14        104.0      0        0.0          14         104.0
                                    22            4         30.9      3       57.8           7          88.7
                                    23            0          0.0      2       44.6           2          44.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        271      2,125.6     34      324.4         305       2,450.0
============================================================================================================
             10/16/98
                                    00           10         70.5      0        0.0          10          70.5
                                    01           14        110.1      1       23.9          15         134.0
                                    02           18        146.6      0        0.0          18         146.6
                                    03            8         55.6      0        0.0           8          55.6
                                    04            7         51.1      1        8.7           8          59.8
                                    05            1          8.1      1        1.6           2           9.7
                                    06            3         13.8      2       13.2           5          27.0
                                    07            1         11.3      1        2.2           2          13.5
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    08           26        167.5      1        8.2          27         175.7
                                    09           29        228.1      0        0.0          29         228.1
                                    10           17        149.2      4       32.2          21         181.4
                                    11           22        178.2      2       23.6          24         201.8
                                    12           14         97.7      1        3.1          15         100.8
                                    13           11         72.9      5       36.7          16         109.6
                                    14            4         30.6      3       25.1           7          55.7
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.4           1           2.4
                                    16           16         20.6      0        0.0          16         120.6
                                    17           11         81.3      0        0.0          11          81.3
                                    18           14         98.3      0        0.0          14          98.3
                                    19           11         76.9      0        0.0          11          76.9
                                    20            6         47.8      0        0.0           6          47.8
                                    21           11         77.7      0        0.0          11          77.7
                                    22            6         37.4      0        0.0           6          37.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        260      1,931.3     23      180.9         283       2,112.2
============================================================================================================
             10/17/98
                                    00            4         28.2      0        0.0           4          28.2
                                    01            8         55.8      0        0.0           8          55.8
                                    02           11         80.4      0        0.0          11          80.4
                                    03            7         48.8      0        0.0           7          48.8
                                    04            5         29.6      0        0.0           5          29.6
                                    05            2         14.8      0        0.0           2          14.8
                                    06            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    07            6         52.0      0        0.0           6          52.0
                                    08           21        159.3      0        0.0          21         159.3
                                    09           22        168.6      1        4.0          23         172.6
                                    10           16        141.1      1        7.8          17         148.9
                                    11           23        176.2      2        8.6          25         184.8
                                    12           14        125.7      0        0.0          14         125.7
                                    13            1          7.2      2        5.3           3          12.5
                                    14            4         32.7      0        0.0           4          32.7
                                    16           13         97.2      0        0.0          13          97.2
                                    17           12         84.5      0        0.0          12          84.5
                                    18           16        118.3      2       28.9          18         147.2
                                    19           14        102.7      2       26.7          16         129.4
                                    20           16        113.4      0        0.0          16         113.4
                                    21            9         56.8      0        0.0           9          56.8
                                    22            3         17.8      0        0.0           3          17.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        228      1,720.2     10       81.3         238       1,801.5
============================================================================================================
             10/18/98
                                    08            4         32.0      0        0.0           4          32.0
                                    09            2         11.0      3        6.1           5          17.1
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                 NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS         TONS      LOADS    TONS        LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>           <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    10            0          0.0      2        2.0           2           2.0
                                    11            0          0.0      2        3.5           2           3.5
                                    12            1          6.5      1        4.9           2          11.4
                                    13            2         17.2      0        0.0           2          17.2
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.8           2           3.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                          9         66.7     10       20.3          19          87.0
============================================================================================================
             10/19/98
                                    00            6         41.1      0        0.0           6          41.1
                                    01           11         87.7      0        0.0          11          87.7
                                    02            9         67.4      0        0.0           9          67.4
                                    03            7         52.4      0        0.0           7          52.4
                                    04            8         65.9      0        0.0           8          65.9
                                    05            3         16.8      2        9.2           5          26.0
                                    06            1          3.5      0        0.0           1           3.5
                                    07            5         32.0      2        8.3           7          40.3
                                    08           28        243.3      4       31.7          32         275.0
                                    09           13        130.7      1        3.1          14         133.8
                                    10           19        156.1      5       43.6          24         199.7
                                    11           24        231.5      2       21.3          26         252.8
                                    12           20        160.5      2       10.8          22         171.3
                                    13           12         61.2      3       28.1          15          89.3
                                    14            3         25.4      5       29.2           8          54.6
                                    15            0          0.0      2        6.6           2           6.6
                                    16           16        134.5      0        0.0          16         134.5
                                    17           16        135.0      0        0.0          16         135.0
                                    18           20        172.7      1        1.5          21         174.2
                                    19           12        101.0      0        0.0          12         101.0
                                    20            9         74.1      0        0.0           9          74.1
                                    21           15        129.1      0        0.0          15         129.1
                                    22            4         31.1      0        0.0           4          31.1
                                    23            1          5.0      0        0.0           1           5.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        262      2,158.0     29      193.4         291       2,351.4
============================================================================================================
             10/20/98
                                    00           10         81.7      0        0.0          10          81.7
                                    01            9         75.5      0        0.0           9          75.5
                                    02           16        140.5      1        7.2          17         147.7
                                    03           11         95.2      0        0.0          11          95.2
                                    04            9         75.0      0        0.0           9          75.0
                                    05            5         39.0      0        0.0           5          39.0
                                    06            2         14.2      1        2.3           3          16.5
                                    07            4         30.1      2       10.2           6          40.3
                                    08           27        217.6      4       38.0          31         255.6
                                    09           16        185.5      4       16.0          20         201.5
                                    10           21        164.3      2       12.1          23         176.4
                                    11           20        184.5      3       24.7          23         209.2
                                    12           24        235.6      2       18.0          26         253.6
                                    13           17         99.9      6       32.5          23         132.4
                                    14            7         48.5      4       20.6          11          69.1
                                    15            0          0.0      4       23.0           4          23.0
                                    16           14        115.4      0        0.0          14         115.4
                                    17           16        126.7      0        0.0          16         126.7
                                    18           15        128.1      1       24.2          16         152.3
                                    19           10         82.4      0        0.0          10          82.4
                                    20           13        123.9      0        0.0          13         123.9
                                    21           11         92.0      0        0.0          11          92.0
                                    22            3         20.7      1       18.2           4          38.9
                                    23            0          0.0      9      175.4           9         175.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        280      2,376.3     44      422.4         324       2,798.7
</Table>

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<Table>
============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
             10/21/98
                                    00            9         75.5      9      177.0          18         252.5
                                    01           15        126.3      6      118.8          21         245.1
                                    02           13         94.5     10      184.6          23         279.1
                                    03           12        106.6      0        0.0          12         106.6
                                    04           12         95.9      0        0.0          12          95.9
                                    05            2         15.3      0        0.0           2          15.3
                                    06            3         23.4      2        7.0           5          30.4
                                    07            6         58.1      1        4.6           7          62.7
                                    08           26        220.8      7       41.7          33         262.5
                                    09           19        175.0      8       49.4          27         224.4
                                    10           18        138.2      2       17.7          20         155.9
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR        LOADS         TONS    LOADS     TONS        LOADS         TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    11           24        225.2      5       26.3          29         251.5
                                    12           23        206.6      1       12.4          24         219.0
                                    13            9         55.7      3        9.3          12          65.0
                                    14            5         39.0      3       23.5           8          62.5
                                    15            0          0.0      1        0.8           1           0.8
                                    16           13        105.9      1        3.5          14         109.4
                                    17           15        129.4      0        0.0          15         129.4
                                    18           17        139.4      0        0.0          17         139.4
                                    19           14        114.3      0        0.0          14         114.3
                                    20           11         92.0      0        0.0          11          92.0
                                    21           13         89.4      0        0.0          13          89.4
                                    22            5         42.5      4       59.4           9         101.9
                                    23            0          0.0      8      105.2           8         105.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        284      2,369.0     71      841.2         355       3,210.2
============================================================================================================
             10/22/98
                                    00            5         39.7      6      109.9          11         149.5
                                    01           10         70.7      9      178.4          19         249.1
                                    02            8         69.5      5       99.3          13         168.8
                                    03            8         66.9      5       91.2          13         158.1
                                    04            7         51.4      0        0.0           7          51.4
                                    05            9         74.7      0        0.0           9          74.7
                                    06            2         10.2      1        4.9           3          15.1
                                    07            0          0.0      1        2.4           1           2.4
                                    08           26        205.2      3       22.6          29         227.8
                                    09           28        189.4      0        0.0          28         189.4
                                    10           17         98.3      5       27.7          22         126.0
                                    11           22        171.8      5       23.9          27         195.7
                                    12           21        166.7      0        0.0          21         166.7
                                    13           12         66.2      5       21.1          17          87.3
                                    14            3         18.7      2        6.3           5          25.0
                                    15            0          0.0      1        6.0           1           6.0
                                    16           14         88.0      0        0.0          14          88.0
                                    17           11         74.9      0        0.0          11          74.9
                                    18            8         50.3      2       24.8          10          75.1
                                    19           11         74.9      0        0.0          11          74.9
                                    20            7         43.5      0        0.0           7          43.5
                                    21           16        114.3      0        0.0          16         114.3
                                    22            8         53.1      3       57.4          11         110.5
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    23            0          0.0      8      144.7           8         144.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        253      1,798.3     61      820.5         314       2,618.8
============================================================================================================
             10/23/98
                                    00            5         45.5      5       92.1          10         137.6
                                    01           11         75.5      6      117.5          17         193.0
                                    02           14        100.1      6      104.7          20         204.8
                                    03            8         50.5      3       57.0          11         107.5
                                    04           13         84.0      1        4.9          14          88.9
                                    05            5         31.7      1        3.6           6          35.3
                                    06            1          3.6      1        6.4           2          10.0
                                    07            2         16.7      2        6.0           4          22.7
                                    08           20        162.2      4       29.5          24         191.7
                                    09           21        133.9      4        7.7          25         141.6
                                    10           22        159.0      3       22.6          25         181.6
                                    11           20        155.1      2        6.7          22         161.8
                                    12           22        164.8      3       24.4          25         189.2
                                    13           13         67.6      4       10.7          17          78.3
                                    14            4         33.3      4       23.4           8          56.7
                                    15            0          0.0      1        6.4           1           6.4
                                    16           16        108.3      0        0.0          16         108.3
                                    17           12         84.1      1        8.0          13          92.1
                                    18           12         81.8      1       10.6          13          92.4
                                    19           14         96.5      0        0.0          14          96.5
                                    20           12         72.5      0        0.0          12          72.5
                                    21           12         72.2      0        0.0          12          72.2
                                    22            1          4.6      0        0.0           1           4.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        260      1,803.5     52      542.2         312       2,345.7
============================================================================================================
             10/24/98
                                    00            5         25.7      0        0.0           5          25.7
                                    01           12         84.1      0        0.0          12          84.1
                                    02           10         66.2      0        0.0          10          66.2
                                    03            2         10.6      0        0.0           2          10.6
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR         LOADS        TONS      LOADS   TONS        LOADS         TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    04            3         22.2      0        0.0           3          22.2
                                    05            1          5.7      0        0.0           1           5.7
                                    06            2         12.4      0        0.0           2          12.4
                                    07            7         58.9      0        0.0           7          58.9
                                    08           19        155.3      2       26.1          21         181.4
                                    09           20        132.3      1       20.8          21         153.1
                                    10           14        110.3      3       19.5          17         129.8
                                    11           23        181.2      2       27.8          25         209.0
                                    12           15        110.3      2       19.7          17         130.0
                                    13            2         12.9      2        9.7           4          22.6
                                    14            4         29.0      2        9.6           6          38.6
                                    16           16        106.3      0        0.0          16         106.3
                                    17           13         85.7      0        0.0          13          85.7
                                    18           18        123.1      0        0.0          18         123.1
                                    19           16        114.1      0        0.0          16         114.1
                                    20           11          7.5      1       10.9          12          88.4
                                    21           11         74.4      0        0.0          11          74.4
</Table>

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<Table>
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        224      1,598.2     15      144.1         239       1,742.3
============================================================================================================
             10/25/98
                                    08            3         26.5      3        5.8           6          32.3
                                    10            2         15.8      4       26.3           6          42.1
                                    11            0          0.0      1        1.8           1           1.8
                                    12            1          9.7      1        1.3           2          11.0
                                    13            1          8.4      4        9.6           5          18.0
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.2           2           3.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          7         60.4     15       48.0          22         108.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>
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                         [Graph North Shore MTS Tonnage

                                 February 1999]

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  &100 (l0U &k2S &18D
PAGE                 1

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<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR        LOADS         TONS      LOADS   TONS      LOADS           TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
       NORTH SHORE
             02/15/99
                                    09            1          6.8      2        6.7           3          13.5
                                    10            1         10.1      1        1.6           2          11.7
                                    11            0          0.0      4        8.4           4           8.4
                                    12            0          0.0      5       24.0           5          24.0
                                    13            0          0.0      2        3.8           2           3.8
                                    14            2         14.0      0        0.0           2          14.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                          4         30.9     14       44.5          18          75.4
============================================================================================================
             02/16/99
                                    00            6         29.3      0        0.0           6          29.3
                                    01            7         43.3      0        0.0           7          43.3
                                    02           12        100.5      0        0.0          12         100.5
                                    03           18        151.5      0        0.0          18         151.5
                                    04           10         69.5      1        7.1          11          76.6
                                    05            6         52.3      0        0.0           6          52.3
                                    06            2         12.9      2        5.1           4          18.0
                                    07            1          9.6      1        4.2           2          13.8
                                    08           15        120.6      2       19.8          17         140.4
                                    09           20        204.3      4       23.2          24         227.5
                                    10           17        141.9      7       49.0          24         190.9
                                    11           17        132.4      4        8.7          21         141.1
                                    12           25        197.6      2       20.0          27         217.6
                                    13           16        136.5      2        8.9          18         145.4
                                    14            7         58.2      2       11.5           9          69.7
                                    15            9         90.5      2        7.6          11          98.1
                                    16           11         82.9      1        2.6          12          85.5
                                    17           17        112.2      0        0.0          17         112.2
                                    18           16        122.1      0        0.0          16        122.1.
                                    19           11         85.0      0        0.0          11          85.0
                                    20            9         51.3      0        0.0           9          51.3
                                    21           20        139.2      0        0.0          20         139.2
                                    22            5         31.6      0        0.0           5          31.6
                                    23            3         21.0      0        0.0           3          21.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        280      2,196.2     30      167.7         310       2,363.9
============================================================================================================
             02/17/99
                                    00           14        118.0      0        0.0          14         118.0
                                    01           20        165.7      0        0.0          20         165.7
                                    02           12         93.9      3       48.6          15         142.5
                                    03           13        104.5      7      129.0          20         233.5
                                    04           19        133.0      1       21.4          20         154.4
                                    05            7         48.8      0        0.0           7          48.8
                                    06           15        111.0      0        0.0          15         111.0
                                    07            6         34.8      3       11.1           9          45.9
                                    08           10         71.9      2        7.2          12          79.1
                                    09           16        125.9      1        4.7          17         130.6
                                    10           10         86.0      2        9.7          12          95.7
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    11            4         39.9      2        6.9           6          46.8
                                    12           19        161.2      1        1.4          20         162.6
                                    13           14         74.8      2        4.9          16          79.7
                                    14            3         20.5      3        9.4           6          29.9
                                    15            0          0.0      2        7.3           2           7.3
                                    16           10         62.6      2        7.8          12          70.4
                                    17           16        110.6      0        0.0          16         110.6
                                    18           12         91.5      1        8.0          13          99.5
                                    19           12         82.1      0        0.0          12          82.1
                                    20           12         80.2      0        0.0          12          80.2
                                    21           13         91.8      0        0.0          13          91.8
                                    22            5         40.9      0        0.0           5          40.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        262      1,949.6     32      277.4         294       2,227.0
============================================================================================================
             02/18/99
                                    00           11         97.3      0        0.0          11          97.3
                                    01           16        121.8      0        0.0          16         121.8
                                    02            8         67.8      5       81.9          13         149.7
                                    03           12         78.9      3       53.8          15         132.7
                                    04            4         20.9      0        0.0           4          20.9
                                    05           10         70.0      0        0.0          10          70.0
                                    06            3         28.0      0        0.0           3          28.0
                                    07            1         11.0      5       38.1           6          49.1
</Table>

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<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR        LOADS         TONS    LOADS     TONS      LOADS           TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    08           17        101.3      8       94.8          25         196.1
                                    09           19        151.6      5       65.8          24         217.4
                                    10           18        110.6      5       36.1          23         146.7
                                    11           10         79.9      1        7.9          ii          87.8
                                    12           20        146.1      4       20.3          24         166.4
                                    13           13         75.2      1        1.0          14          76.2
                                    14            3         24.2      1       16.7           4          40.9
                                    15            0          0.0      3       12.9           3          12.9
                                    16           11         87.6      1        3.0          12          90.6
                                    17           12         95.0      0        0.0          12          95.0
                                    18            8         60.6      0        0.0           8          60.6
                                    19            6         38.0      0        0.0           6          38.0
                                    20            6         42.4      0        0.0           6          42.4
                                    21           10         81.0      1       19.0          11         100.0
                                    22            4         29.1      3       46.5           7          75.6
                                    23            0          0.0      1       16.2           1          16.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        222      1,618.3     47      514.0         269       2,132.3
============================================================================================================
             02/19/99
                                    00           12         94.1      0        0.0          12          94.1
                                    01           13        112.9      0        0.0          13         112.9
                                    02           14         96.5      3       55.5          17         152.0
                                    03           14         75.9      4       63.6          18         139.5
                                    04           11         68.2      1        4.8          12          73.0
                                    05           12         77.7      0        0.0          12          77.7
                                    06            8         53.3      1        3.5           9          56.8
                                    07            2         10.8      3        8.9           5          19.7
                                    08           13         67.7      5       19.4          18          87.1
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    09           11         74.8      3        7.9          14          82.7
                                    10           10         86.9      3        6.6          13          93.5
                                    11            8         68.1      0        0.0           8          68.1
                                    12           12         80.0      3       12.8          15          92.8
                                    13           15         90.4      5       15.5          20         105.9
                                    14            4         32.7      3        5.8           7          38.5
                                    15            0          0.0      3       11.2           3          11.2
                                    16            9         50.3      0        0.0           9          50.3
                                    17           11         87.8      0        0.0          11          87.8
                                    18           14        103.2      0        0.0          14         103.2
                                    19           11         79.1      0        0.0          11          79.1
                                    20           12         86.2      0        0.0          12          86.2
                                    21           11         75.8      0        0.0          11          75.8
                                    22            3         19.2      0        0.0           3          19.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        230      1,591.6     37      215.5         267       1,807.1
============================================================================================================
             02/20/99
                                    00            9         60.3      0        0.0           9          60.3
                                    01           15         90.3      0        0.0          15          90.3
                                    02           10         70.7      0        0.0          10          70.7
                                    03           14         92.8      0        0.0          14          92.8
                                    04           15        101.9      0        0.0          15         101.9
                                    05            9         73.8      0        0.0           9          73.8
                                    06            2         12.3      0        0.0           2          12.3
                                    07            4         24.6      0        0.0           4          24.6
                                    08           14        102.9      1        2.5          15         105.4
                                    09           14         94.0      0        0.0          14          94.0
                                    10           11         87.2      2        8.4          13          95.6
                                    11            6         49.9      2        3.7           8          53.6
                                    12           16        107.6      1        5.1          17         112.7
                                    13            4         17.1      1        3.5           5          20.6
                                    14            5         40.9      0        0.0           5          40.9
                                    16           13         80.5      0        0.0          13          80.5
                                    17           13         83.0      1        9.2          14          92.2
                                    18           14         88.4      0        0.0          14          88.4
                                    19           10         68.7      0        0.0          10          68.7
                                    20           11         71.8      0        0.0          11          71.8
                                    21            9         61.2      0        0.0           9          61.2
                                    22            2         16.9      0        0.0           2          16.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        220      1,496.8      8       32.4         228       1,529.2
============================================================================================================
             02/21/99
                                    08            5         47.8      0        0.0           5          47.8
                                    09            1          5.7      1        2.3           2           8.0
                                    10            0          0.0      2        2.0           2           2.0
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR        LOADS         TONS      LOADS   TONS      LOADS           TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    11            1          8.2      2        4.1           3          72.3
                                    12            1          6.6      2        5.9           3          72.5
                                    13            4         26.6      3        3.1           7          29.7
                                    14            1          5.7      0        0.0           1           5.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         13        100.6     10       17.4          23         118.0
</Table>

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<Table>
============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
             02/22/99
                                    00            7         46.2      2       31.7           9          77.9
                                    01           11         62.6      2       31.9          13          94.5
                                    02           12        103.4      2       36.3          14         139.7
                                    03           12         80.0      1        6.3          13          86.3
                                    04           10         66.6      0        0.0          10          66.6
                                    05           11         86.9      0        0.0          11          86.9
                                    06            1         10.8      1        2.0           2          12.8
                                    07            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    08           10         63.4     11      150.6          21         214.0
                                    09           16        128.5      3       27.8          19         156.3
                                    10           12        128.6      7       64.2          19         192.8
                                    11           13        121.1      3       32.8          16         153.9
                                    12           15        130.2      2       16.6          17         146.8
                                    13           15        105.1      4       17.9          19         123.0
                                    14            4         34.6      5       26.6           9          61.2
                                    15            1          7.9      3       11.5           4          19.4
                                    16           11         76.8      0        0.0          11          76.8
                                    17            4         25.8      0        0.0           4          25.8
                                    18           10         79.2      0        0.0          10          79.2
                                    19           10         83.5      0        0.0          10          83.5
                                    20           10         82.7      0        0.0          10          82.7
                                    21           12         79.4      2       41.3          14         120.7
                                    22            1          5.6      5       96.3           6         101.9
                                    23            0          0.0      2       42.0           2          42.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        209      1,615.8     55      635.8         264       2,251.6
============================================================================================================
             02/23/99
                                    00            5         37.7      2       35.8           7          73.5
                                    01           17        140.2      2       30.5          19         170.7
                                    02           14        115.0      2       26.8          16         141.8
                                    03           14        104.6      0        0.0          14         104.6
                                    04           16        111.8      0        0.0          16         111.8
                                    05           15        105.9      0        0.0          15         105.9
                                    06            4         21.2      0        0.0           4          21.2
                                    07            2         10.2      1        3.9           3          14.1
                                    08            7         53.1      2        5.7           9          58.8
                                    09           15        121.7     10      122.5          25         244.2
                                    10           15        129.3      5       51.3          20         180.6
                                    11            9         78.2      4       13.5          13          91.7
                                    12           14        116.4      1        6.2          15         122.6
                                    13           14         82.1      1        2.0          15          84.1
                                    14            6         53.2      5       21.1          11          74.3
                                    15            1          3.8      1        3.6           2           7.4
                                    16           14         94.3      2        7.3          16         101.6
                                    17            8         59.6      0        0.0           8          59.6
                                    18           13         85.0      0        0.0          13          85.0
                                    19            7         43.6      0        0.0           7          43.6
                                    20            8         53.9      0        0.0           8          53.9
                                    21           15         92.2      0        0.0          15          92.2
                                    22            4         29.0      5       79.0           9         108.0
                                    23            0          0.0      2       29.0           2          29.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        237      1,742.0     45      438.2         282       2,180.2
============================================================================================================
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
             02/24/99
                                    00           10         85.8      0        0.0          10          85.8
                                    01           15        111.7      2       29.9          17         141.6
                                    02           17        114.4      3       45.5          20         159.9
                                    03           14        103.7      0        0.0          14         103.7
                                    04            8         58.6      0        0.0           8          58.6
                                    05           12         82.0      0        0.0          12          82.0
                                    06            4         32.3      0        0.0           4          32.3
                                    07            3         17.8      0        0.0           3          17.8
                                    08           12         84.7      4       20.2          16         104.9
                                    09           13         92.6      5       17.1          18         109.7
                                    10           14        117.2      4       31.4          18         148.6
                                    11            8         95.4      6       52.7          14         148.1
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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                      DS                 NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                        HOUR        LOADS         TONS      LOADS   TONS      LOADS           TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    12           15        122.5      1       12.0          16         134.5
                                    13           16        111.7      2        7.9          18         119.6
                                    14            5         37.2      1        1.0           6          38.2
                                    15            0          0.0      2        7.7           2           7.7
                                    16           13         91.5      0        0.0          13          91.5
                                    17           12         77.5      1        3.7          13          81.2
                                    18           15        104.2      0        0.0          15         104.2
                                    19            6         46.0      0        0.0           6          46.0
                                    20            9         63.8      0        0.0           9          63.8
                                    21           10         55.3      0        0.0          10          55.3
                                    22            4         21.6      0        0.0           4          21.6
                                    23            0          0.0     14      261.3          14         261.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        235      1,727.5     45      490.4         280       2,217.9
============================================================================================================
             02/25/99
                                    00            8         53.1     12      189.8          20         242.9
                                    01            9         63.0      9      152.0          18         215.0
                                    02           10         63.5      6      102.9          16         166.4
                                    05           16         95.8      0        0.0          16          95.8
                                    06           14        100.5      0        0.0          14         100.5
                                    07            1          3.7      1        4.6           2           8.3
                                    08           17        108.1      6       23.4          23         131.5
                                    09           19        129.7      3       13.6          22         143.3
                                    10           17        123.6      1        4.8          18         128.4
                                    11            4         33.0      2        9.3           6          42.3
                                    12           17        101.6      3       11.2          20         112.8
                                    13           17         98.4      3        9.2          20         107.6
                                    14            4         24.1      6       19.7          10          43.8
                                    15            0          0.0      2       19.3           2          19.3
                                    16           13         83.3      0        0.0          13          83.3
                                    17           14         71.4      0        0.0          14          71.4
                                    18           10         65.9      0        0.0          10          65.9
                                    19           15         89.8      0        0.0          15          89.8
                                    20            5         30.3      0        0.0           5          30.3
                                    21            7         52.5      0        0.0           7          52.5
                                    22            3         18.6      0        0.0           3          18.6
                                    23            0          0.0     14      233.7          14         233.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        220      1,409.9     68      793.5         288       2,203.4
</Table>

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<Table>
==============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
             02/26/99
                                    00            8           47.6    8        138.3        16           185.9
                                    01           15           87.5    8        144.2        23           231.7
                                    02           11           68.6    8        133.4        19           202.0
                                    03            5           30.2    2         25.8         7            56.0
                                    04            1            3.0    0          0.0         1             3.0
                                    05            3           17.7    0          0.0         3            17.7
                                    06            3           19.7    0          0.0         3            19.7
                                    07            1            3.9    0          0.0         1             3.9
                                    08           12           57.1    7         89.2        19           146.3
                                    09           19          115.3    6         69.6        25           184.9
                                    10           15           89.5    5         10.0        20            99.5
                                    11           12          101.3    0          0.0        12           101.3
                                    12           21          149.7    0          0.0        21           149.7
                                    13           12           68.0    3          9.0        15            77.0
                                    14            4           23.9    5         14.9         9            38.8
                                    15            0            0.0    1          6.4         1             6.4
                                    16            9           50.3    2          7.9        11            58.2
                                    17           10           47.0    0          0.0        10            47.0
                                    18           16           93.3    1          3.9        17            97.2
                                    19           15           79.9    0          0.0        15            79.9
                                    20           10           65.7    0          0.0        10            65.7
                                    21           12           57.9    0          0.0        12            57.9
                                    22            2           10.1    0          0.0         2            10.1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     216        1,287.2   56        652.6       272         1,939.8
==============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
                                    00           11           72.3    0          0.0        11            72.3
                                    01           18          100.4    0          0.0        18           100.4
                                    02           12           75.2    0          0:0        12            75.2
                                    03           15           81.0    0          0.0        15            81.0
                                    04           14           91.0    0          0.0        14            91.0
                                    05            9           53.8    0          0.0         9            53.8
                                    06            4           27.0    1          3.0         5            30.0
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                  NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS           TONS    LOADS     TONS       LOADS          TONS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>        <C>       <C>        <C>         <C>
                                    07            3           19.1    0          0.0         3            19.1
                                    08           11           84.8    4         13.4        15            98.2
                                    09           11           78.2    0          0.0        11            78.2
                                    10            7           51.3    1          1.9         8            53.2
                                    11            8           57.3    1          3.6         9            60.9
                                    12           17          122.8    0          0.0        17           122.8
                                    13            6           44.2    0          0.0         6            44.2
                                    14            3           19.5    0          0.0         3            19.5
                                    16           11           61.3    0          0.0        11            61.3
                                    17           11           71.0    1          1.3        12            72.3
                                    18            9           59.9    0          0.0         9            59.9
                                    19            9           53.9    0          0.0         9            53.9
                                    20           10           76.5    0          0.0        10            76.5
                                    21           14           77.4    0          0.0        14            77.4
                                    22            3           14.1    0          0.0         3            14.1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     216        1,392.0    8         23.2       224         1,415.2
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==============================================================================================================
             <S>                    <C>           <C>         <C>    <C>        <C>         <C>           <C>
             02/28/99
                                    08            2           14.0    2          1.9         4            15.9
                                    09            4           31.2    0          0.0         4            31.2
                                    10            0            0.0    3         16.2         3            16.2
                                    11            0            0.0    3          7.1         3             7.1
                                    12            2           14.1    2          3.3         4            17.4
                                    13            0            0.0    1          0.8         1             0.8
                                    14            1            7.6    1          1.3         2            28.9
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                       9           66.9   12         30.6        21            97.5
==============================================================================================================
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                            [North Shore MTS Tonnage

                                 May-June 1999]

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PAGE 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                  NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS           TONS    LOADS     TONS       LOADS          TONS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
        NORTH SHORE
             05/24/99
                                    00            7           63.8    0          0.0         7            63.8
                                    01            8           74.6    0          0.0         8            74.6
                                    02           13          115.3    0          0.0        13           115.3
                                    03            8           64.9    1          6.9         9            71.8
                                    04           10           82.4    0          0.0        10            82.4
                                    05            1            9.7    1          2.3         2            12.0
                                    06            1            3.8    1          6.7         2            10.5
                                    07            4           44.4    3         19.7         7            64.1
                                    08           11           89.4    6         40.2        17           129.6
                                    09            9           61.1    3         23.3        12            84.4
                                    10           13          105.7    3         32.5        16           138.2
                                    11           25          282.8    1         11.8        26           294.6
                                    12           22          214.5    1         14.1        23           228.6
                                    13           11           81.9    7         47.6        18           129.5
                                    14            2           11.0    3         17.0         5            28.0
                                    15            0            0.0    1         17.0         1            17.0
                                    16           15          134.8    1          6.4        16           141.2
                                    17           15          135.4    1          5.1        16           140.5
                                    18           20          177.2    0          0.0        20           177.2
                                    19           19          167.4    0          0.0        19           167.4
                                    20           13          129.5    0          0.0        13           129.5
                                    21           17          154.9    0          0.0        17           154.9
                                    22           10           94.9    0          0.0        10            94.9
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        254        2,299.4   33        250.6       287         2,550.0
==============================================================================================================
             05/25/99
                                    00            8           63.3    0          0.0         8            63.3
                                    01           18          157.6    0          0.0        18           157.6
                                    02           17          148.4    1          5.2        18           153.6
                                    03           13          106.7    0          0.0        13           106.7
                                    04            4           36.9    0          0.0         4            36.9
                                    05            1           12.4    0          0.0         1            12.4
                                    06            2           12.6    1          2.0         3            14.6
                                    07            6           51.6    0          0.0         6            51.6
                                    08           15          125.2    6         49.2        21           174.4
                                    09            8           60.6    0          0.0         8            60.6
                                    10           13          105.7    2         18.8        15           124.5
                                    11           32          325.4    2         20.3        34           345.7
                                    12           17          138.8    1          4.7        18           143.5
                                    13           10           63.0    6         27.2        16            90.2
                                    14            3           23.7    5         24.1         8            47.8
                                    15            0            0.0    2         19.2         2            19.2
                                    16           10           89.2    1         14.0        11           103.2
                                    17           17          151.9    2          6.8        19           158.7
                                    18           19          171.3    1          7.9        20           179.2
                                    19           17          147.5    0          0.0        17           147.5
                                    20           23          198.0    0          0.0        23           198.0
                                    21           17          147.1    0          0.0        17           147.1
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
                                    22           10           87.9    0          0.0        10            87.9
                                    23            1            9.0    0         0.10         1             9.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     281        2,433.8   30        199.4       311         2,633.2
==============================================================================================================
             05/26/99
                                    00            7           56.3    0          0.0         7            56.3
                                    01           13           87.7    0          0.0        13            87.7
                                    02           13          118.3    0          0.0        13           118.3
                                    03            9           73.8    0          0.0         9            73.8
                                    04            8           65.6    0          0.0         8            65.6
                                    06            1            6.5    0          0.0         1             6.5
                                    07            6           65.1    4         24.2        10            89.3
                                    08           11           98.4    2         21.3        13           119.7
                                    09           14          112.2    0          0.0        14           112.2
                                    10           11          133.9    4         32.3        15           166.2
                                    11           27          261.6    2         11.1        29           272.7
                                    12           20          184.3    3         10.7        23           195.0
                                    13           11           73.8    8         45.0        19           118.8
                                    14            4           29.8    2         16.4         6            46.2
                                    15            0            0.0    2         24.0         2            24.0
                                    16           13          105.2    0          0.0        13           105.2
                                    17           19          167.2    0          0.0        19           167.2
                                    18           20          173.3    0          0.0        20           173.3
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<Caption>
                                                       DS                  NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS           TONS    LOADS     TONS       LOADS          TONS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
                                    19           22          185.8    0          0.0        22           185.8
                                    20           16          136.7    0          0.0        16           136.7
                                    21           17          127.5    0          0.0        17           127.5
                                    22            4           28.8    0          0.0         4            28.8
                                    23            1            8.5    0          0.0         1             8.5
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     267        2,300.3   27        185.0       294         2,485.3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             05/27/99
                                    00            6           53.8    0          0.0         6            53.8
                                    01           12          100.7    0          0.0        12           100.7
                                    02           14          123.7    0          0.0        14           123.7
                                    03            7           42.7    1          8.4         8            51.1
                                    04            6           48.4    0          0.0         6            48.4
                                    05            1            4.5    0          0.0         1             4.5
                                    06            2           11.6    0          0.0         2            11.6
                                    07            5           44.5    1          4.3         6            48.8
                                    08           14          105.4    3         20.8        17           126.2
                                    09           13           81.5    4         34.1        17           115.6
                                    10           10           69.5    1          5.1        11            74.6
                                    11           25          252.9    1         12.8        26           265.7
                                    12           17          127.7    1          9.7        18           137.4
                                    13           11           74.0    4         30.4        15           104.4
                                    14            1           10.9    7         36.8         8            47.7
                                    15            0            0.0    2         18.6         2            18.6
                                    16           17          138.3    1          5.6        18           143.9
                                    17           11           95.5    0          0.0        11            95.5
                                    18           14          126.3    0          0.0        14           126.3
                                    19           14          111.6    0          0.0        14           111.6
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
                                    20            7           59.7    0          0.0         7            59.7
                                    21           18          139.6    0          0.0        18           139.6
                                    22            6           49.8    0          0.0         6            49.8
                                    23            2           18.8    0          0.0         2            18.8
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     233        1,891.4   26        186.6       259         2,078.0
==============================================================================================================
             05/28/99
                                    00           10           80.8    0          0.0        10            80.8
                                    01           13           97.2    0          0.0        13            97.2
                                    02           11           85.5    0          0.0        11            85.5
                                    03           12           98.1    1          4.2        13           102.3
                                    04            9           79.8    0          0.0         9            79.8
                                    06            1            3.8    0          0.0         1             3.8
                                    07            3           26.0    3          7.7         6            33.7
                                    08           14          112.6    3         28.0        17           140.6
                                    09            9           64.1    3         17.7        12            81.8
                                    10            9           58.6    5         30.1        14            88.7
                                    11           19          174.6    2         13.9        21           188.5
                                    12           21          174.1    2         14.8        23           188.9
                                    13           15          105.5    8         50.8        23           156.3
                                    14            2           12.0    4         23.5         6            35.5
                                    15            0            0.0    3         11.2         3            11.2
                                    16            7           51.0    0          0.0         7            51:0
                                    17           10           75.2    0          0.0        10            75.2
                                    18           16          119.8    0          0.0        16           119.8
                                    19           18          136.7    0          0.0        18           136.7
                                    20           17          130.0    0          0.0        17           130.0
                                    21           17          128.8    0          0.0        17           128.8
                                    22           13          101.7    0          0.0        13           101.7
                                    23            4           19.8    0          0.0         4            19.8
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     250        1,935.7   34        201.9       284         2,137.6
==============================================================================================================
             05/29/99
                                    00            4           20.8    0          0.0         4            20.8
                                    01           14           60.1    0          0.0        14            60.1
                                    02           13           59.3    0          0.0        13            59.3
                                    03            3           11.7    0          0.0         3            11.7
                                    04            5           25.5    0          0.0         5            25.5
                                    06            2           11.7    0          0.0         2            11.7
                                    07            4           22.3    0          0.0         4            22.3
                                    08           11           71.8    1          2.2        12            74.0
                                    09           12           88.1    2         13.0        14           101.1
                                    10            8           68.5    2         12.0        10            80.5
                                    11           25          209.6    1          3.2        26           212.8
                                    12           19          154.1    1          6.0        20           160.1
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                  NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS           TONS    LOADS     TONS     LOADS            TONS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>         <C>      <C>        <C>        <C>          <C>
                                    13            7           51.7    0          0.0         7            51.7
                                    14            5           33.7    1          3.2         6            36.9
                                    15            2           14.0    0          0.0         2            14.0
                                    16           15          104.9    0          0.0        15           104.9
                                    17           17          122.7    0          0.0        17           122.7
                                    18           20          138.1    0          0.0        20           138.1
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>        <C>        <C>         <C>
                                    19           14          104.1    0          0.0        14           104.1
                                    20           12           79.7    0          0.0        12            79.7
                                    21           13           89.8    0          0.0        13            89.8
                                    22            2           15.0    0          0.0         2            15.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     227        1,557.2    8         39.6       235         1,596.8
==============================================================================================================
             05/30/99
                                    08            4           24.0    2          9.8         6            33.8
                                    09            1            6.0    1          1.8         2             7.8
                                    10            0            0.0    3          3.6         3             3.6
                                    12            1            6.0    9         39.8        10            45.8
                                    13            4           24.0    5         17.6         9            41.6
                                    14            0            0.0    1          7.0         1             7.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                      10           60.0   21         79.6        31           139.6
==============================================================================================================
             05/31/99
                                    08            7           45.5    1          6.0         8            51.5
                                    09           13           88.6    4         19.2        17           107.8
                                    10           11           76.6    4         22.6        15            99.2
                                    11           10           70.6    2         13.0        12            83.6
                                    12            7           49.9    8         41.1        15            91.0
                                    13            1            6.0    5         24.2         6            30.2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                      49          337.2   24        126.1        73           463.3
==============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS                  NON-DS                 TOTAL
scale M690                          HOUR      LOADS           TONS    LOADS     TONS       LOADS          TONS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>       <C>         <C>         <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
        NORTH SHORE
             05/30/99
                                    08            4           24.0    2          9.8         6            33.8
                                    09            1            6.0    1          1.8         2             7.8
                                    10            0            0.0    3          3.6         3             3.6
                                    12            1            6.0    9         39.8        10            45.8
                                    13            4           24.0    5         17.6         9            41.6
                                    14            0            0.0    1          7.0         1             7.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                      10           60.0   21         79.6        31           139.6
==============================================================================================================
             05/31/99
                                    08            7           45.5    1          6.0         8            51.5
                                    09           13           88.6    4         19.2        17           107.8
                                    10           11           76.6    4         22.6        15            99.2
                                    11           10           70.6    2         13.0        12            83.6
                                    12            7           49.9    8         41.1        15            91.0
                                    13            1            6.0    5         24.2         6            30.2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                      49          337.2   24        126.1        73          463. 3
==============================================================================================================
             06/01/99
                                    01            2            8.4    0          0.0         2             8.4
                                    02           11           92.5    0          0.0        11            92.5
                                    03           13          119.9    1          8.1        14           128.0
                                    04           12          115.4    0          0.0        12           115.4
                                    05           10          109.8    1          8.2        11           118.0
                                    06            2           21.6    0          0.0         2            21.6
                                    07            3           23.7    0          0.0         3            23.7
                                    08           13           94.4    2          8.2        15           102.6
                                    09           23          224.9    5         27.3        28           252.2
                                    10           17          156.3    5         22.3        22           178.6
                                    11           24          244.4    1          1.3        25           245.7
                                    12           21          181.2    1          4.3        22           185.5
                                    13           17          156.8    3         17.9        20           174.7
                                    14           22          200.9    2         11.2        24           212.1
                                    15           13          132.2    2         15.2        15           147.4
                                    16           15          110.9    0          0.0        15           110.9
                                    17           16          134.1    0          0.0        16           134.1
                                    18           16          137.0    3         12.0        19           149.0
                                    19           12          106.8    0          0.0        12           106.8
                                    20           16          144.0    0          0.0        16           144.0
                                    21           17          154.3    0          0.0        17           154.3
                                    22            7           65.2    0          0.0         7            65.2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        SUM                     302        2,734.7   26        136.0       328         2,870.7
==============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    00           14          135.7    0          0.0        14           135.7
                                    01           17          150.3    0          0.0        17           150.3
                                    02           16          157.4    0          0.0        16           157.4
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    03           14        132.8      1        7.2          15         140.0
                                    04           21        191.7      0        0.0          21         191.7
                                    05           15        129.8      0        0.0          15         129.8
                                    06            1         10.5      1        8.4           2          18.9
                                    07            7         56.7      1        2.6           8          59.3
                                    08           15        121.1      3       40.0          18         161.1
                                    09           13         80.2      2       28.1          15         108.3
                                    10            7         64.9      3       22.0          10          86.9
                                    11           26        295.8      1        3.6          27         299.4
                                    12           23        202.2      1        6.7          24         208.9
                                    13            7         43.7      2        6.5           9          50.2
                                    14           10         89.3      1        9.8          11          99.1
                                    15            3         36.3      1        0.9           4          37.2
                                    16           13        113.9      0        0.0          13         113.9
                                    17           18        167.7      0        0.0          18         167.7
                                    18           18        167.0      0        0.0          18         167.0
                                    19           21        202.3      0        0.0          21         202.3
                                    20           15        136.1      0        0.0          15         136.1
                                    21           19        175.3      0        0.0          19         175.3
                                    22            6         52.3      0        0.0           6          52.3
                                    23            1         10.0      0        0.0           1          10.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        320      2,923.0     17      135.8         337       3,058.8
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
             06/03/99
                                    00            8         72.3      0        0.0           8          72.3
                                    01           16        125.7      0        0.0          16         125.7
                                    02           12        110.3      0        0.0          12         110.3
                                    03            6         52.3      0        0.0           6          52.3
                                    04            5         47.2      0        0.0           5          47.2
                                    05            3         35.6      1        4.9           4          40.5
                                    06            2         11.0      1        7.9           3          18.9
                                    07            7         65.7      2        8.6           9          74.3
                                    08           16        103.0      3       26.4          19         129.4
                                    09           14        115.1      4       21.8          18         136.9
                                    10            7         51.9      3       20.5          10          72.4
                                    11           24        200.1      4       37.9          28         238.0
                                    12           21        175.0      2       14.7          23         189.7
                                    13           14        119.3      5       22.6          19         141.9
                                    14           11        103.4      3       35.1          14         138.5
                                    15            7         67.0      3       16.6          10          83.6
                                    16           15        145.2      0        0.0          15         145.2
                                    17            8         71.6      1        3.3           9          74.9
                                    18           14        121.0      2        7.0          16         128.0
                                    19           13        112.4      0        0.0          13         112.4
                                    20            8         70.0      1        4.9           9          74.9
                                    21           13         96.5      0        0.0          13          96.5
                                    22            6         55.8      0        0.0           6          55.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        250      2,127.4     35      232.2         285       2,359.6
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00            9         83.5      0        0.0           9           3.5
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    01           17        160.6      0        0.0          17         160.6
                                    02           12        111.6      0        0.0          12         111.6
                                    03           13        121.9      0        0.0          13         121.9
                                    04           14        125.4      1        8.7          15         134.1
                                    05           12         96.4      1       13.1          13         109.5
                                    06            5         35.8      2       12.6           7          48.4
                                    07            1          7.9      2        7.8           3          15.7
                                    08           11         86.9      7       46.0          18         132.9
                                    09           12        106.7      3       22.0          15         128.7
                                    10            6         40.0      1        8.1           7          48.1
                                    11           27        249.2      1        3.2          28         252.4
                                    12           12         94.6      3       10.7          15         105.3
                                    13            9         58.3      3       23.8          12          82.1
                                    14            1          9.4      3       13.1           4          22.5
                                    15            0          0.0      3       33.7           3          33.7
                                    16           14        111.5      0        0.0          14         111.5
                                    17           11         98.7      0        0.0          11          98.7
                                    18           19        162.3      0        0.0          19         162.3
                                    19           22        181.3      0        0.0          22         181.3
                                    20           12        100.3      0        0.0          12         100.3
                                    21           22        188.3      0        0.0          22         188.3
                                    22            7         52.7      0        0.0           7          52.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        268      2,283.3     30      202.8         298       2,486.1
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    00            6         40.5      0        0.0           6          40.5
                                    01           18        165.4      0        0.0          18         165.4
                                    02           15        124.1      0        0.0          15         124.1
                                    03            5         34.8      0        0.0           5          34.8
                                    04            8         60.6      0        0.0           8          60.6
                                    05            1          6.6      1       11.4           2          18.0
                                    06            1          8.6      0        0.0           1           8.6
                                    07            4         36.4      0        0.0           4          36.4
                                    08           16        132.3      2        7.4          18         139.7
                                    09           11         90.8      2       17.9          13         108.7
                                    10            6         43.1      1        4.7           7          47.8
                                    11           29        296.5      0        0.0          29         296.5
                                    12           10         90.9      3       25.1          13         116.0
                                    13            4         33.9      0        0.0           4          33.9
                                    14            2         27.6      2       20.6           4          48.2
                                    15            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    16           15        106.5      0        0.0          15         106.5
                                    17           18        143.9      0        0.0          18         143.9
                                    18           23        196.2      0        0.0          23         196.2
                                    19           15        123.4      0        0.0          15         123.4
                                    20           18        157.2      0        0.0          18         157.2
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    21           12        103.4      0        0.0          12         103.4
                                    22            9         74.7      0        0.0           9          74.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        247      2,107.9     11       87.1         258       2,195.0
============================================================================================================
             06/06/99
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    08            1          9.9      4       11.1           5          21.0
                                    09            4         41.4      1        3.5           5          44.9
                                    10            0          0.0      4       15.4           4          15.4
                                    11            3         22.5      2        5.6           5          28.1
                                    12            1          7.8      4        7.7           5          15.5
                                    13            2         15.0      7       15.0           9          30.0
                                    14            3         25.5      0        0.0           3          25.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         14        122.1     22       58.3          36         180.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS &16D

<Page>

SOUTH WEST MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN-JUL 1998) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 06/29/98           TO        07/12/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            29           06/29/98         0.00
       TU           30           06/30/98         0.00
       W             1           07/01/98     1,158.20
       TH            2           07/02/98     1,032.90
       F             3           07/03/98     1,088.20
       SA            4           07/04/98         0.00
       SU            5           07/05/98       468.80
       M             6           07/06/98     1,326.20
       TU            7           07/07/98     1,062.20
       W             8           07/08/98       965.10
       TH            9           07/09/98       902.60
       F            10           07/10/98       970.80
       SA           11           07/11/98       784.40
       SU           12           07/12/98         0.00
</Table>

SOUTH WEST MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
<Caption>
                 10/12/98           TO        10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            12           10/12/98         0.00
       TU           13           10/13/98     1,191.50
       W            14           10/14/98     1,457.30
       TH           15           10/15/98       893.30
       F             6           10/16/98     1,026.70
       SA           17           10/17/98       860.80
       SU           18           10/18/98         0.00
       M             9           10/19/98       924.90
       TU           20           10/20/98     1,182.50
       W             1           10/21/98       807.90
       TH           22           10/22/98       929.20
       F             3           10/23/98       180.40
       SA           24           10/24/98         0.00
       SU           25           10/25/98         0.00
</Table>

SOUTH WEST MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99           TO        02/28/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            15           02/15/99         0.00
       TU           16           02/16/99     1,240.60
       W            17           02/17/99     1,143.70
       TH           18           02/18/99       464.50
       F            19           02/19/99       312.00
       SA           20           02/20/99       425.70
       SU           21           02/21/99         0.00
       M            22           02/22/99       361.80
       TU           23           02/23/99       508.20
       W            24           02/24/99       466.90
       TH           25           02/25/99       396.70
       F            26           02/26/99       389.10
       SA           27           02/27/99       350.10
       SU           28           02/28/99         0.00
</Table>

SOUTH WEST MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (MAY-JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99           TO        06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>            <C>
       M            24           05/24/99       631.80
       TU           25           05/25/99       510.00
       W            26           05/26/99       456.70
       TH           27           05/27/99       371.30
       F            28           05/28/99       565.40
       SA           29           05/29/99       568.30
       SU           30           05/30/99         0.00
       M            31           05/31/99         0.00
       TU            1           06/01/99       712.90
       W             2           06/02/99       669.50
       TH            3           06/03/99       628.20
       F             4           06/04/99       506.80
       SA            5           06/05/99       450.00
       SU            6           06/06/99         0.00
</Table>

<Page>

                          [Graph South West MTS Tonnage

                                 June-July 1998]

<Page>

  &10O (l0U &k2S &18D
PAGE               1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      SOUTH WEST MTS
             07/01/98
                                    00           19        162.0      0        0.0          19         162.0
                                    01           14        128.1      0        0.0          14         128.1
                                    02            9         84.7      0        0.0           9          84.7
                                    03            2         20.6      0        0.0           2          20.6
                                    07            2         17.7      0        0.0           2          17.7
                                    08            9         86.9      1        2.3          10          89.2
                                    09            6         58.5      0        0.0           6          58.5
                                    11           16        154.1      7       13.4          23         167.5
                                    12            2         13.2      1        3.0           3          16.2
                                    13            0          0.0      5        5.6           5           5.6
                                    14            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    16            9         49.8      0        0.0           9          49.8
                                    17           15         97.1      0        0.0          15          97.1
                                    18           11         57.9      0        0.0          11          57.9
                                    19           17        102.1      0        0.0          17         102.1
                                    20            3         11.6      0        0.0           3          11.6
                                    21           13         76.6      0        0.0          13          76.6
                                    22            4          6.8      0        0.0           4           6.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        152      1,133.9     14       24.3         166       1,158.2
============================================================================================================
             07/02/98
                                    00            3          7.8      0        0.0           3           7.8
                                    01           24        144.7      0        0.0          24         144.7
                                    02           24        141.0      0        0.0          24         141.0
                                    03           20         89.8      0        0.0          20          89.8
                                    04            1          2.4      0        0.0           1           2.4
                                    06            0          0.0      1        2.5           1           2.5
                                    07            2         13.6      0        0.0           2          13.6
                                    08            7         57.9      2        3.5           9          61.4
                                    09           12        100.6      3        3.2          15         103.8
                                    10            7         63.0      3        7.1          10          70.1
                                    12            3         29.2      2        3.2           5          32.4
                                    13            0          0.0      2        3.6           2           3.6
                                    14            0          0.0      2        5.8           2           5.8
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.7           1           1.7
                                    16            2         26.7      0        0.0           2          26.7
                                    17           14        138.2      0        0.0          14         138.2
                                    18            3         25.1      0        0.0           3          25.1
                                    19           10         86.0      0        0.0          10          86.0
                                    21            8         76.3      0        0.0           8          76.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        140      1,002.3     16       30.6         156       1,032.9
============================================================================================================
             07/03/98
                                    00           21        178.6      0        0.0          21         178.6
                                    01           10         84.4      0        0.0          10          84.4
                                    03            3          1.5      0        0.0           3          21.5
                                    05            1          5.5      0        0.0           1           5.5
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    07            2         24.8      0        0.0           2          24.8
                                    08           11         81.7      2       10.0          13          91.7
                                    09           22        139.6      2        5.2          24         144.8
                                    10            9         67.8      2       16.3          11          84.1
                                    11            5         43.9      1        3.2           6          47.1
                                    12            2         10.6      1        2.3           3          12.9
                                    13            0          0.0      4        6.1           4           6.1
                                    14            2         14.4      2        4.7           4          19.1
                                    15           11         98.1      0        0.0          11          98.1
                                    16            9         73.6      0        0.0           9          73.6
                                    17            5         34.6      0        0.0           5          34.6
                                    19           11         78.1      0        0.0          11          78.1
                                    20            7         56.1      0        0.0           7          56.1
                                    21            4         27.1      0        0.0           4          27.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        135      1,040.4     14       47.8         149       1,088.2
============================================================================================================
             07/05/98
                                    08           10         85.1      3        7.2          13          92.3
                                    09           12        104.9      1        4.0          13         108.9
                                    10            6         51.0      3        7.7           9          58.7
                                    11            2         23.6      3       15.5           5          39.1
                                    12            1          4.8      1        2.7           2           7.5
                                    13            0          0.0      1        1.4           1           1.4
</Table>

                                                                          PAGE 2

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    14           10         82.8      2        6.0          12          88.8
                                    15            8         72.1      0        0.0           8          72.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         49        424.3     14       44.5          63         468.8
============================================================================================================
             07/06/98
                                    00           11         78.4      0        0.0          11          78.4
                                    01           28        217.5      0        0.0          28         217.5
                                    02           21        145.1      0        0.0          21         145.1
                                    03           14         88.4      0        0.0          14          88.4
                                    04            8         34.4      0        0.0           8          34.4
                                    07            1          7.3      4        8.6           5          15.9
                                    08            6         51.5      1        1.4           7          52.9
                                    10           20        176.0      6       20.1          26         196.1
                                    11           10         86.8      8       30.3          18         117.1
                                    12            1          5.1      0        0.0           1           5.1
                                    13            0          0.0      2        3.3           2           3.3
                                    14            0          0.0      2        2.6           2           2.6
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.8           1           1.8
                                    16            5         49.8      0        0.0           5          49.8
                                    17            6         62.7      0        0.0           6          62.7
                                    18            7         67.7      0        0.0           7          67.7
                                    19           10        100.7      0        0.0          10         100.7
                                    20            3         29.8      0        0.0           3          29.8
                                    21            5         48.5      0        0.0           5          48.5
                                    22            1          8.8      0        0.0           1           8.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        157      1,258.5     24       68.1         181       1,326.6
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
             07/07/98
                                    01           10         92.9      0        0.0          10          92.9
                                    02            9         79.6      0        0.0           9          79.6
                                    03            5         46.2      0        0.0           5          46.2
                                    07            0          0.0      2        3.4           2           3.4
                                    08           12        105.7      5       10.3          17         116.0
                                    09           16        129.6      2        2.1          18         131.7
                                    10            7         64.4      4        5.5          11          69.9
                                    11            9         96.8      3        4.7          12         101.5
                                    13            0          0.0      5       21.0           5          21.0
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.3           1           1.3
                                    16            7         67.9      0        0.0           7          67.9
                                    17           10        100.3      0        0.0          10         100.3
                                    18            4         30.1      0        0.0           4          30.1
                                    19            9         88.7      0        0.0           9          88.7
                                    20            2         19.3      0        0.0           2          19.3
                                    21           10         92.4      0        0.0          10          92.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        110      1,013.9     22       48.3         132       1,062.2
============================================================================================================
             7/08/98
                                    00           19        176.2      0        0.0          19         176.2
                                    01           10         66.5      0        0.0          10          66.5
                                    03            2         18.2      0        0.0           2          18.2
                                    04            1         10.9      0        0.0           1          10.9
                                    07            5         46.9      2        3.8           7          50.7
                                    08           10         88.0      3        6.6          13          94.6
                                    09           13        111.1      8       15.1          21         126.2
                                    10            1          9.0      1        2.4           2          11.4
                                    11           14        147.2      1        1.5          15         148.7
                                    12            1          9.0      1        0.6           2           9.6
                                    13            0          0.0      6        9.9           6           9.9
                                    14            0          0.0      1        1.0           1           1.0
                                    16            3         19.6      0        0.0           3          19.6
                                    17           12        103.2      0        0.0          12         103.2
                                    18            5         42.0      0        0.0           5          42.0
                                    19            2         17.0      0        0.0           2          17.0
                                    20            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
                                    21            7         52.2      0        0.0           7          52.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        106        924.2     23       40.9         129         965.1
============================================================================================================
             07/09/98
                                    00           14        109.6      0        0.0          14         109.6
                                    01           11         93.6      0        0.0          11          93.6
                                    02            9         61.9      0        0.0           9          61.9
                                    03            2         11.6      0        0.0           2          11.6
</Table>

                                                                          PAGE 3

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    05            1          5.6      0        0.0           1           5.6
                                    07            1         10.5      2        4.4           3          14.9
                                    08           13        101.0      1        1.6          14         102.6
                                    09           11         84.8      3        6.5          14          91.3
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                                    10            7         57.5      1        0.5           8          58.0
                                    11            4         43.6      0        0.0           4          43.6
                                    12            4         42.8      3        8.6           7          51.4
                                    13            0          0.0      4        8.6           4           8.6
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.0           2           4.0
                                    15            0          0.0      2        5.1           2           5.1
                                    16            3         23.7      0        0.0           3          23.7
                                    17            6         39.9      0        0.0           6          39.9
                                    18            4          417      0        0.0           4          41.7
                                    19            7         62.1      0        0.0           7          62.1
                                    20            1         10.6      0        0.0           1          10.6
                                    21            7         62.8      0        0.0           7          62.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        105        863.3     18       39.3         123         902.6
============================================================================================================
             07/10/98
                                    00           12         80.9      0        0.0          12          80.9
                                    01           18        159.8      0        0.0          18         159.8
                                    02            4         36.7      0        0.0           4          36.7
                                    07            2         19.2      2        3.9           4          23.1
                                    08           10         74.9      1        0.9          11          75.8
                                    09           16        117.0      4        7.8          20         124.8
                                    10           11         66.0      2        5.3          13          71.3
                                    11           14         99.2      4        7.7          18         106.9
                                    12            3         21.8      1        1.3           4          23.1
                                    13            1         22.3      4        5.5           5          27.8
                                    14            0          0.0      5        9.3           5           9.3
                                    15            0          0.0      2        5.7           2           5.7
                                    16            6         42.4      0        0.0           6          42.4
                                    17           12         92.2      0        0.0          12          92.2
                                    18            1          7.5      0        0.0           1           7.5
                                    19            2         12.7      0        0.0           2          12.7
                                    20            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    21            8         63.8      0        0.0           8          63.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121        923.4     25       47.4         146         970.8
============================================================================================================
             07/11/98
                                    00           14        112.2      0        0.0          14         112.2
                                    01            7         44.2      0        0.0           7          44.2
                                    02            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    05            1          9.7      0        0.0           1           9.7
                                    07            2         12.7      0        0.0           2          12.7
                                    08           14        127.8      1        0.6          15         128.4
                                    09            9         68.1      1        0.6          10          68.7
                                    10            3         22.5      2        3.2           5          25.7
                                    11            3         28.4      2        3.7           5          32.1
                                    12            0          0.0      2        1.6           2           1.6
                                    13            1          6.4      3        3.3           4           9.7
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.0           1           1.0
                                    16            3         29.7      0        0.0           3          29.7
                                    17            1          3.5      0        0.0           1           3.5
                                    18            6         58.9      0        0.0           6          58.9
                                    19            9         86.4      0        0.0           9          86.4
                                    20           12         93.2      0        0.0          12          93.2
                                    21            7         59.7      0        0.0           7          59.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

<Page>

<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                     SUM                        93       770.4       12       14.0         105       784.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS &16D

<Page>

                          [Graph South West MTS Tonnage

                                  October 1998]

<Page>

&100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE   1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
         SOUTH WEST MTS
             10/13/98
                                    03            1         14.0      0          0        0.01          14.0
                                    05            1         15.5      0        0.0           1          15.5
                                    06            1         16.4      0        0.0           1          16.4
                                    07            7         80.5      3        9.7          10          90.2
                                    08           10        110.5      0        0.0          10         110.5
                                    09           19        201.6      1        2.7          20         204.3
                                    10           11         97.4      2        2.1          13          99.5
                                    12           12        126.1      3        6.5          15         132.6
                                    13            6         63.8      8       13.9          14          77.7
                                    14            8         85.1      2        1.8          10          86.9
                                    15           18        156.8      1        1.4          19         158.2
                                    16            2         12.4      0        0.0           2          12.4
                                    17            6         66.2      0        0.0           6          66.2
                                    18            3         27.9      0        0.0           3          27.9
                                    19            1         10.8      0        0.0           1          10.8
                                    21            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    22            1         12.6      0        0.0           1          12.6
                                    23            4         48.9      0        0.0           4          48.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        112      1,153.4     20       38.1         132       1,191.5
============================================================================================================
             10/14/98
                                    01           24        248.6      0        0.0          24         248.6
                                    02           29        305.4      0        0.0          29         305.4
                                    03           11        115.4      0        0.0          11         115.4
                                    07            2         24.2      2       11.0           4          35.2
                                    08           12        108.8      1        1.3          13         110.1
                                    09            9         95.7      1        0.9          10          96.6
                                    10            1         10.9      2       18.6           3          29.5
                                    11           12        129.9      5       23.9          17         153.8
                                    12            7         67.5      0        0.0           7          67.5
                                    13            6         55.4      3       13.0           9          68.4
                                    14            1          9.1      0        0.0           1           9.1
                                    15            5         35.5      1        0.2           6          35.7
                                    16            9         95.6      1        1.3          10          96.9
                                    17            1          4.5      0        0.0           1           4.5
                                    18            1         13.1      0        0.0           1          13.1
                                    19            1          9.3      1        0.7           2          10.0
                                    20            1         17.6      0        0.0           1          17.6
                                    21            5         38.9      0        0.0           5          38.9
                                    22            0          0.0      1        1.0           1           1.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        137      1,385.4     18       71.9         155       1,457.3
============================================================================================================
             10/15/98
                                    00           15        106.6      0        0.0          15         106.6
                                    01           21        163.1      0        0.0          21         163.1
                                    02           18         95.4      0        0.0          18          95.4
                                    03            9         20.0      0        0.0           9          20.0
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    04            7         21.2      0        0.0           7          21.2
                                    07            3         29.4      0        0.0           3          29.4
                                    08            1         10.4      3        3.0           4          13.4
                                    09            2         18.8      1        0.2           3          19.0
                                    10            0          0.0      3        4.7           3           4.7
                                    11            9         90.9      1        1.0          10          91.9
                                    14            0          0.0      2        7.0           2           7.0
                                    16            5         44.3      0        0.0           5          44.3
                                    17            7         56.8      0        0.0           7          56.8
                                    18            5         42.5      0        0.0           5          42.5
                                    19            7         60.3      0        0.0           7          60.3
                                    20            4         30.7      0        0.0           4          30.7
                                    21            9         82.8      0        0.0           9          82.8
                                    22            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        123        877.4     10       15.9         133         893.3
============================================================================================================
             10/16/98
                                    00           19        193.8      0        0.0          19         193.8
                                    01           12        123.4      0        0.0          12         123.4
                                    04            2         19.3      0        0.0           2          19.3
                                    07            2         16.6      4        9.5           6          26.1
                                    08            2         19.7      4       10.5           6          30.2
                                    09            4         35.7      1        0.5           5          36.2
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    10           13        118.7      3        4.2          16         122.9
                                    11            8         75.4      2        1.4          10          76.8
                                    12            1          9.3      2        3.5           3          12.8
                                    13            9         79.1      7       18.9          16          98.0
                                    15            0          0.0      3        6.2           3           6.2
                                    16           10         71.8      0        0.0          10          71.8
                                    17           12         88.9      0        0.0          12          88.9
                                    18            4         29.3      0        0.0           4          29.3
                                    20            3         25.8      0        0.0           3          25.8
                                    21            9         65.2      0        0.0           9          65.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        110        972.0     26       54.7         136       1,026.7
============================================================================================================
             10/17/98
                                    00           15        116.0      0        0.0          15         116.0
                                    01            6         50.4      0        0.0           6          50.4
                                    02            2         20.8      0        0.0           2          20.8
                                    07            2         16.3      0        0.0           2          16.3
                                    08            4         37.8      2        3.6           6          41.4
                                    09            3         29.1      1        0.5           4          29.6
                                    10            5         35.9      1        2.3           6          38.2
                                    11            7         68.1      1        2.0           8          70.1
                                    12            6         60.2      0        0.0           6          60.2
                                    13            6         41.5      4       10.8          10          52.3
                                    14            1          9.7      1        1.5           2          11.2
                                    17            4         30.0      0        0.0           4          30.0
                                    18           17        125.3      0        0.0          17         125.3
                                    19           16        139.6      0        0.0          16         139.6
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             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                                    20            6         59.4      0        0.0           6          59.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        100        840.1     10       20.7         110         860.8
============================================================================================================
             10/19/98
                                    00            2         14.7      0        0.0           2          14.7
                                    01            5         33.1      0        0.0           5          33.1
                                    02            7         55.9      0        0.0           7          55.9
                                    07            3         24.9      2        3.7           5          28.6
                                    08            2         23.6      1        1.2           3          24.8
                                    09           11        104.4      3        4.9          14         109.3
                                    10            4         48.3      0        0.0           4          48.3
                                    11           15        160.0      3        5.0          18         165.0
                                    12            6         49.6      2        1.9           8          51.5
                                    13            7         68.6      2        5.0           9          73.6
                                    14            0          0.0      1        2.4           1           2.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        0.4           1           0.4
                                    16            3         23.7      0        0.0           3          23.7
                                    17            5         49.9      0        0.0           5          49.9
                                    18            2         20.7      0        0.0           2          20.7
                                    19           13        119.6      0        0.0          13         119.6
                                    20            4         38.2      0        0.0           4          38.2
                                    21            7         65.2      0        0.0           7          65.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         96        900.4     15       24.5         111         924.9
============================================================================================================
             10/20/98
                                    01           20        111.1      0        0.0          20         111.1
                                    02           13         98.9      0        0.0          13          98.9
                                    03           15         92.0      0        0.0          15          92.0
                                    04            6         33.4      0        0.0           6          33.4
                                    05           13         40.3      0        0.0          13          40.3
                                    06            9         16.2      0        0.0           9          16.2
                                    07            2         20.3      2        3.4           4          23.7
                                    08            5         44.6      0        0.0           5          44.6
                                    09            8         69.7      3        5.1          11          74.8
                                    10            3         26.8      1        2.6           4          29.4
                                    11            6         62.5      1        0.3           7          62.8
                                    12            9         85.5      0        0.0           9          85.5
                                    13           10         75.2      9       22.6          19          97.8
                                    14            1          2.8      0        0.0           1           2.8
                                    15            0          0.0      2        6.5           2           6.5
                                    16            6         49.3      1        1.5           7          50.8
                                    17           19        154.7      0        0.0          19         154.7
                                    18            7         56.2      0        0.0           7          56.2
                                    19            5         45.3      0        0.0           5          45.3
                                    20            2         18.8      0        0.0           2          18.8
                                    21            4         32.8      0        0.0           4          32.8
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    22            1          4.1      0        0.0           1           4.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        164      1,140.5     19       42.0         183       1,182.5
============================================================================================================
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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>        <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
             10/21/98
                                    00            8         70.8      0        0.0           8          70.8
                                    02            3         18.7      0        0.0           3          18.7
                                    03            8         63.1      0        0.0           8          63.1
                                    04            1          6.1      0        0.0           1           6.1
                                    07            2         17.5      2        1.6           4          19.1
                                    08            1         10.8      4        7.8           5          18.6
                                    09            7         72.5      2        2.9           9          75.4
                                    10            6         60.7      1        3.2           7          63.9
                                    11            7         72.4      4       19.6          11          92.0
                                    12            8         80.4      0        0.0           8          80.4
                                    13            5         46.1      3        6.9           8          53.0
                                    14            0          0.0      1        2.6           1           2.6
                                    16            9         87.8      0        0.0           9          87.8
                                    17            5         48.2      0        0.0           5          48.2
                                    19            6         43.9      0        0.0           6          43.9
                                    20            2         20.5      0        0.0           2          20.5
                                    21            6         43.8      0        0.0           6          43.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         84        763.3     17       44.6         101         807.9
============================================================================================================
             10/22/98
                                    00           19        155.3      0        0.0          19         155.3
                                    01            7         53.9      0        0.0           7          53.9
                                    02            3         18.8      0        0.0           3          18.8
                                    03            2         15.5      0        0.0           2          15.5
                                    07            2         15.8      1        1.3           3          17.1
                                    08            3         26.2      1        1.2           4          27.4
                                    09           12        102.4      6        6.7          18         109.1
                                    10            6         51.9      2        3.3           8          55.2
                                    11            6         55.3      2        5.2           8          60.5
                                    12            0          0.0      1        1.6           1           1.6
                                    13           12         90.9      5       22.0          17         112.9
                                    14            0          0.0      1        0.3           1           0.3
                                    15            0          0.0      2       17.1           2          17.1
                                    16            6         38.6      0        0.0           6          38.6
                                    17           11         78.0      0        0.0          11          78.0
                                    18            2         10.7      0        0.0           2          10.7
                                    19            8         55.4      0        0.0           8          55.4
                                    21           12         88.7      0        0.0          12          88.7
                                    22            1         13.1      0        0.0           1          13.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        112        870.5     21       58.7         133         929.2
============================================================================================================
             10/23/98
                                    00           12         89.2      0        0.0          12          89.2
                                    01            6         41.8      0        0.0           6          41.8
                                    02            6         49.4      0        0.0           6          49.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         24        180.4      0        0.0          24         180.4
============================================================================================================
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E &kOS &16D

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                          [Graph South West MTS Tonnage

                                 February 1999]

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  &100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE   1

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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
          SOUTH WEST MTS
             02/16/99
                                    02            1          9.4      0        0.0           1           9.4
                                    03            3         20.6      0        0.0           3          20.6
                                    04            3         21.8      0        0.0           3          21.8
                                    05            2         19.1      0        0.0           2          19.1
                                    06            5         48.6      1        2.2           6          50.8
                                    07            5         56.7      2        3.6           7          60.3
                                    08           13        126.8      1        0.8          14         127.6
                                    09           17        145.7      4        8.7          21         154.4
                                    11            8         73.7      6       13.2          14          86.9
                                    12           21        195.8      2        5.0          23         200.8
                                    13            3         30.2      4        6.4           7          36.6
                                    14            0          0.0      3        5.2           3           5.2
                                    15           10         76.1      3        4.7          13          80.8
                                    16           11         82.1      0        0.0          11          82.1
                                    17           13        126.5      0        0.0          13         126.5
                                    19            8         80.9      0        0.0           8          80.9
                                    20            3         25.5      0        0.0           3          25.5
                                    21            3         34.6      0        0.0           3          34.6
                                    23            3         16.7      0        0.0           3          16.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        132      1,190.8     26       49.8         158       1,240.6
============================================================================================================
             02/17/99
                                    00            7         56.6      0        0.0           7          56.6
                                    01            7         69.6      0        0.0           7          69.6
                                    02            7         68.0      0        0.0           7          68.0
                                    03            7         71.6      0        0.0           7          71.6
                                    04            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    05            1         10.1      0        0.0           1          10.1
                                    06            2         24.3      0        0.0           2          24.3
                                    07            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    08            6         63.4      1        1.2           7          64.6
                                    09           11         94.1      1        0.9          12          95.0
                                    11           12        126.1      4        7.6          16         133.7
                                    12           15        135.3      1        2.3          16         137.6
                                    13            2         16.3      3        4.6           5          20.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        0.8           1           0.8
                                    16            1          7.2      0        0.0           1           7.2
                                    17            7         58.7      0        0.0           7          58.7
                                    18           11        101.1      0        0.0          11         101.1
                                    19           13        123.5      0        0.0          13         123.5
                                    20            4         36.9      0        0.0           4          36.9
                                    21            7         55.8      0        0.0           7          55.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        121      1,124.8     12       18.9         133       1,143.7
============================================================================================================
             02/18/99
                                    00            4         16.0      0        0.0           4          16.0
                                    01           11         38.4      0        0.0          11          38.4
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<Table>
<Caption>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>      <C>        <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    02            2          5.3      0        0.0           2           5.3
                                    03           10         29.2      0        0.0          10          29.2
                                    04            1          2.1      0        0.0           1           2.1
                                    05            6         20.7      0        0.0           6          20.7
                                    06            6         12.4      0        0.0           6          12.4
                                    07            1          1.2      0        0.0           1           1.2
                                    08            3         30.4      2        6.4           5          36.8
                                    09            9         78.5      2        6.8          11          85.3
                                    10            1          8.5      3        4.7           4          13.2
                                    11            1          5.7      2        5.6           3          11.3
                                    12            6         51.0      2        4.5           8          55.5
                                    13            2         19.7      2        2.6           4          22.3
                                    14            1         10.6      2        6.0           3          16.6
                                    15            1          7.8      0        0.0           1           7.8
                                    18            4         25.5      0        0.0           4          25.5
                                    20            2         16.6      0        0.0           2          16.6
                                    21            4         29.6      0        0.0           4          29.6
                                    23            0          0.0      1       18.7           1          18.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         75        409.2     16       55.3          91         464.5
============================================================================================================
             02/19/99
                                    06            2         15.5      0        0.0           2          15.5
                                    07            0          0.0      2        4.3           2           4.3
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    08            3         24.4      0        0.0           3          24.4
                                    09            7         58.3      1        0.6           8          58.9
                                    11            5         41.3      5        9.8          10          51.1
                                    12           10         85.5      0        0.0          10          85.5
                                    13            0          0.0      5        6.7           5           6.7
                                    14            2         17.7      4        8.9           6          26.6
                                    16            1          1.4      0        0.0           1           1.4
                                    17            1         10.1      0        0.0           1          10.1
                                    18            2         12.3      0        0.0           2          12.3
                                    19            2         15.2      0        0.0           2          15.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         35        281.7     17       30.3          52         312.0
============================================================================================================
             02/20/99
                                    00            8         27.1      0        0.0           8          27.1
                                    01           16         57.2      0        0.0          16          57.2
                                    02            4         10.4      0        0.0           4          10.4
                                    03            5         11.2      0        0.0           5          11.2
                                    05            4          7.9      0        0.0           4           7.9
                                    06            2         16.4      0        0.0           2          16.4
                                    08            2         14.1      0        0.0           2          14.1
                                    09            9         87.5      1        2.1          10          89.6
                                    10            1          7.0      2        4.1           3          11.1
                                    11            2         16.0      1        1.9           3          17.9
                                    12           10         77.9      0        0.0          10          77.9
                                    13            0          0.0      2        2.0           2           2.0
                                    14            0          0.0      1        2.5           1           2.5
                                    16            2         16.4      0        0.0           2          16.4
                                    18            3         25.6      0        0.0           3          25.6
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
                                    19            6         38.4      0        0.0           6          38.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         74        413.1      7       12.6          81         425.7
============================================================================================================
             02/22/99
                                    01            1          5.6      0        0.0           1           5.6
                                    06            1          8.2      0        0.0           1           8.2
                                    07            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    08            2         11.8      3        5.3           5          17.1
                                    09            7         71.0      1        2.4           8          73.4
                                    10            7         50.1      6       10.7          13          60.8
                                    11            2         11.7      4        5.8           6          17.5
                                    12           14        114.3      0        0.0          14         114.3
                                    13            2         17.6      4        8.1           6          25.7
                                    14            0          0.0      1        2.5           1           2.5
                                    15            0          0.0      2        2.4           2           2.4
                                    17            1          1.5      0        0.0           1           1.5
                                    19            4         31.3      0        0.0           4          31.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         41        323.1     22       38.7          63         361.8
============================================================================================================
             02/23/99
                                    02            1          4.8      1       14.5           2          19.3
                                    03            2         10.0      2       28.3           4          38.3
                                    05            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    06            1          7.6      0        0.0           1           7.6
                                    08            5         45.8      0        0.0           5          45.8
                                    09            6         45.8      1        2.0           7          47.8
                                    10            0          0.0      1        1.1           1           1.1
                                    ll            4         35.7      6       12.1          10          47.8
                                    12           16        136.6      3        8.1          19         144.7
                                    13            1          8.8      4       19.8           5          28.6
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.2           2           4.2
                                    15            0          0.0      2        3.4           2           3.4
                                    16            1          4.8      0        0.0           1           4.8
                                    17            1         11.0      0        0.0           1          11.0
                                    18            1          8.7      0        0.0           1           8.7
                                    19            4         34.9      0        0.0           4          34.9
                                    22            1          6.1      2       29.4           3          35.5
                                    23            0          0.0      1       16.2           1          16.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         45        369.1     25      139.1          70         508.2
============================================================================================================
             02/24/99
                                    00            1          5.0      4       67.1           5          72.1
                                    02            1          4.9      0        0.0           1           4.9
                                    05            2         16.0      0        0.0           2          16.0
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<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>           <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>           <C>         <C>
                                    07            0          0.0      1        1.9           1           1.9
                                    08            1          6.1      1        0.5           2           6.6
                                    09            9         86.9      2        1.9          11          88.8
                                    10            5         46.1      4        7.8           9          53.9
                                    11            4         35.5      0        0.0           4          35.5
                                    13            8         65.4      7       10.9          15          76.3
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             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    14            0          0.0      2        1.1           2           1.1
                                    15            0          0.0      2        2.0           2           2.0
                                    16            1         11.5      0        0.0           1          11.5
                                    17            1          9.2      0        0.0           1           9.2
                                    18            3         24.3      0        0.0           3          24.3
                                    19            2         14.7      0        0.0           2          14.7
                                    21            5         38.6      0        0.0           5          38.6
                                    22            1          9.5      0        0.0           1           9.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         44        373.7     23       93.2          67         466.9
============================================================================================================
             02/25/99
                                    01           11         53.3      0        0.0          11          53.3
                                    02            9         36.6      0        0.0           9          36.6
                                    03            9         20.8      0        0.0           9          20.8
                                    04           10         20.6      0        0.0          10          20.6
                                    05            2         13.6      0        0.0           2          13.6
                                    07            0          0.0      2        3.3           2           3.3
                                    08            0          0.0      1        1.8           1           1.8
                                    09            8         63.2      2        3.3          10          66.5
                                    10            2         11.9      1        0.5           3          12.4
                                    11            2         18.3      1        0.9           3          19.2
                                    12            9         68.1      0        0.0           9          68.1
                                    14            4         23.9      3        3.4           7          27.3
                                    15            0          0.0      3        7.3           3           7.3
                                    16            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    17            1          7.1      0        0.0           1           7.1
                                    18            5         21.9      0        0.0           5          21.9
                                    19            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         74        376.2     13       20.5          87         396.7
============================================================================================================
             02/26/99
                                    00            2          9.2      0        0.0           2           9.2
                                    01            3         22.8      0        0.0           3          22.8
                                    02            1          7.3      0        0.0           1           7.3
                                    05            1          6.0      0        0.0           1           6.0
                                    06            1          7.9      0        0.0           1           7.9
                                    07            0          0.0      2        4.0           2           4.0
                                    08            3         18.8      3        3.0           6          21.8
                                    09            7         55.7      3        4.6          10          60.3
                                    10            3         29.2      6       14.1           9          43.3
                                    11            0          0.0      5       21.4           5          21.4
                                    12           12         88.1      2       15.4          14         103.5
                                    13            2         11.9      3        4.6           5          16.5
                                    14            0          0.0      4        5.4           4           5.4
                                    15            0          0.0      3        6.1           3           6.1
                                    16            1          3.8      0        0.0           1           3.8
                                    17            1          3.1      1        2.0           2           5.1
                                    18            3         24.9      1        1.4           4          26.3
                                    19            1          7.0      0        0.0           1           7.0
                                    21            1          7.1      0        0.0           1           7.1
                                    22            1          4.3      0        0.0           1           4.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         43        307.1     33       82.0          76         389.1
============================================================================================================
             02/27/99
</Table>

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<Table>
<S>                                 <C>           <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                                    02            2         15.4      0        0.0           2          15.4
                                    03            3         24.5      0        0.0           3          24.5
                                    08            4         34.8      0        0.0           4          34.8
                                    09            7         58.8      0        0.0           7          58.8
                                    10            1          9.7      0        0.0           1           9.7
                                    11            1          8.5      1        0.3           2           8.8
                                    12            9         68.0      1        2.3          10          70.3
                                    13            2          9.9      2        1.1           4          11.0
                                    14            0          0.0      1        3.9           1           3.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        0.4           1           0.4
                                    16            1          8.6      0        0.0           1           8.6
                                    17            3         20.0      0        0.0           3          20.0
                                    18            7         48.9      0        0.0           7          48.9
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>        <C>
                                    19            3         17.5      0        0.0           3          17.5
                                    20            1         10.7      0        0.0           1          10.7
                                    21            1          6.8      0        0.0           1           6.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         45        342.1      6        8.0          51         350.1
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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                         [Graph North Shore MTS Tonnage

                                 May-June 1999]

<Page>

&100 (10U &k2S &18D
PAGE   1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>      <C>        <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
        SOUTH WEST MTS
             05/24/99
                                    00            3         23.9      0        0.0           3          23.9
                                    01            8         56.9      0        0.0           8          56.9
                                    02            6         21.1      0        0.0           6          21.1
                                    03            8         15.9      0        0.0           8          15.9
                                    04            5          7.5      0        0.0           5           7.5
                                    05           11         14.0      0        0.0          11          14.0
                                    06            8          9.7      2        5.4          10          15.1
                                    07            3         22.3      2        4.9           5          27.2
                                    08            8         88.3      3        9.1          11          97.4
                                    09            2         22.8      2       14.8           4          37.6
                                    10            3         35.6      1        1.6           4          37.2
                                    11           19        188.2      4        5.3          23         193.5
                                    12            1          9.5      0        0.0           1           9.5
                                    13            0          0.0      3       11.4           3          11.4
                                    14            0          0.0      1        1.8           1           1.8
                                    17            2         25.2      0        0.0           2          25.2
                                    18            1          7.7      0        0.0           1           7.7
                                    19            1         13.6      0        0.0           1          13.6
                                    20            1         10.1      0        0.0           1          10.1
                                    21            1          5.2      0        0.0           1           5.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         91        577.5     18       54.3         109         631.8
============================================================================================================
             05/25/99
                                    01            1          3.4      0        0.0           1           3.4
                                    06            1          9.9      0        0.0           1           9.9
                                    07            4         42.5      1        1.7           5          44.2
                                    08            7         79.6      5        9.0          12          88.6
                                    09            6         47.2      4       10.7          10          57.9
                                    10            2         23.5      3        7.6           5          31.1
                                    11           19        192.1      2        5.8          21         197.9
                                    12            1          6.9      3        7.7           4          14.6
                                    13            0          0.0      3        3.6           3           3.6
                                    14            0          0.0      2        6.7           2           6.7
                                    17            1         12.8      0        0.0           1          12.8
                                    18            2         11.6      0        0.0           2          11.6
                                    20            1          9.7      0        0.0           1           9.7
                                    21            2         13.8      0        0.0           2          13.8
                                    22            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         48        457.2     23       52.8          71         510.0
============================================================================================================
             05/26/99
                                    03            2         10.8      0        0.0           2          10.8
                                    07            3         32.2      0        0.0           3          32.2
                                    08            5         53.8      2        3.1           7          56.9
                                    09            6         60.6      1        1.4           7          62.0
                                    10            6         55.4      3        2.6           9          58.0
                                    11           14        143.9      4       24.3          18         168.2
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    13            0          0.0      7       24.2           7          24.2
                                    14            0          0.0      2        2.8           2           2.8
                                    17            3         25.0      0        0.0           3          25.0
                                    18            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    20            1          1.9      0        0.0           1           1.9
                                    21            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         42        398.3     19       58.4          61         456.7
============================================================================================================
             05/27/99
                                    07            4         39.2      0        0.0           4          39.2
                                    08            3         35.8      3        6.6           6          42.4
                                    09            5         44.0      2        5.6           7          49.6
                                    10            2         13.7      0        0.0           2          13.7
                                    11           16        153.5      1        2.5          17         156.0
                                    12            3         26.7      0        0.0           3          26.7
                                    13            0          0.0      4       10.5           4          10.5
                                    14            0          0.0      2        2.7           2           2.7
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.6           1           1.6
                                    17            2         14.2      0        0.0           2          14.2
                                    18            2          7.0      0        0.0           2           7.0
                                    21            1          4.4      0        0.0           1           4.4
                                    22            1          3.3      0        0.0           1           3.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS              NON-DS                   TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>          <C>         <C>
                     SUM                         39        341.8     13       29.5         52          371.3
============================================================================================================
             05/28/99
                                    00            9         37.3      0        0.0           9          37.3
                                    01           10         52.6      0        0.0          10          52.6
                                    02            9         30.8      0        0.0           9          30.8
                                    03           10         18.3      0        0.0          10          18.3
                                    04            5         10.5      0        0.0           5          10.5
                                    05            4         11.6      0        0.0           4          11.6
                                    07            5         44.0      1        1.3           6          45.3
                                    08            5         48.4      3        4.3           8          52.7
                                    09            5         47.1      3        3.0           8          50.1
                                    10            8         81.7      0        0.0           8          81.7
                                    11            3         32.8      1        0.8           4          33.6
                                    12            9         82.2      6       13.2          15          95.4
                                    13            1          0.5      8       22.0           9          22.5
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.6           2           3.6
                                    15            0          0.0      1        2.2           1           2.2
                                    16            0          0.0      1        2.2           1           2.2
                                    18            1          3.7      0        0.0           1           3.7
                                    20            1          5.1      0        0.0           1           5.1
                                    21            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         86        512.8     26       52.6         112         565.4
============================================================================================================
             05/29/99
                                    07            2         20.6      1        1.8           3          22.4
                                    08            6         62.8      1        3.2           7          66.0
                                    09            6         53.0      0        0.0           6          53.0
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    10            2         18.7      4        7.0           6          25.7
                                    11           14        126.4      1        0.7          15         127.1
                                    12            0          0.0      2        3.3           2           3.3
                                    13            2         14.9      1        2.5           3          17.4
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.3           2           3.3
                                    16            1          5.8      0        0.0           1           5.8
                                    17            1          6.9      0        0.0           1           6.9
                                    18            6         45.5      0        0.0           6          45.5
                                    19            3         28.4      0        0.0           3          28.4
                                    20           10         75.1      0        0.0          10          75.1
                                    21            7         60.9      0        0.0           7          60.9
                                    22            4         27.5      0        0.0           4          27.5
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         64        546.5     12       21.8          76         568.3
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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<Page>

&10O  (10U &k2S &18D
page  1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
         SOUTH WEST MTS
             06/01/99
                                    00            1          4.1      0        0.0           1           4.1
                                    01            2          4.9      0        0.0           2           4.9
                                    02            2          1.5      0        0.0           2           1.5
                                    03            1          8.4      0        0.0           1           8.4
                                    05            7         78.8      0        0.0           7          78.8
                                    06            4         41.9      1        0.6           5          42.5
                                    07            5         50.4      3        3.9           8          54.3
                                    08            5         52.2      7       12.0          12          64 2
                                    09            6         51.3      6       23.2          12          74.5
                                    10            6         61.1      3        5.9           9          67.0
                                    11            7         69.4      0        0.0           7          69.4
                                    13            1         10.3      9       16.9          10          27.2
                                    15            1          6.0      0        0.0           1           6.0
                                    17            1         14.3      0        0.0           1          14.3
                                    18            5         61.4      0        0.0           5          61.4
                                    19            3         29.0      0        0.0           3          29.0
                                    20            2         22.7      0        0.0           2          22.7
                                    21            6         67.3      0        0.0           6          67.3
                                    22            1         15.4      0        0.0           1          15.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         66        650.4     29       62.5          95         712.9
============================================================================================================
             06/02/99
                                    01            1          1.7      0        0.0           1           1.7
                                    02            1          0.9      0        0.0           1           0.9
                                    03            1          3.8      0        0.0           1           3.8
                                    07            1         13.5      1        1.4           2          14.9
                                    08            7         84.3      4        3.4          11          87.7
                                    09            5         51.0      5       11.2          10          62.2
                                    10            4         40.3      1        1.7           5          42.0
                                    11           11        110.0      1        1.2          12         111.2
                                    12            6         67.9      0        0.0           6          67.9
                                    13            2         19.3      5        5.3           7          24.6
                                    14            1          6.0      4        6.3           5          12.3
                                    16            1          1.0      0        0.0           1           1.0
                                    18            9        100.1      0        0.0           9         100.1
                                    19            3         31.4      0        0.0           3          31.4
                                    20            6         59.7      0        0.0           6          59.7
                                    21            4         48.1      0        0.0           4          48.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         63        639.0     21       30.5          84         669.5
============================================================================================================
             06/03/99
                                    00            1          3.6      0        0.0           1           3.6
                                    01            8         54.2      0        0.0           8          54.2
                                    02            3         20.9      0        0.0           3          20.9
                                    03            5         26.3      0        0.0           5          26.3
                                    04            2         10.7      0        0.0           2          10.7
                                    05            5         24.1      0        0.0           5          24.1
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    06            5         26.3      0        0.0           5          26.3
                                    07            4         31.8      2        3.8           6          35.6
                                    08            1          5.6      1        4.1           2           9.7
                                    09            3         18.4      5       27.2           8          45.6
                                    10            1          5.9      3        4.5           4          10.4
                                    11           10        112.2      0        0.0          10         112.2
                                    12           11        112.9      0        0.0          11         112.9
                                    13            0          0.0      7       13.2           7          13.2
                                    14            0          0.0      2        5.4           2           5.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.8           1           1.8
                                    17            2         18.3      1        1.8           3          20.1
                                    18            2         13.8      1        1.6           3          15.4
                                    19            3         17.5      1        2.0           4          19.5
                                    20            4         37.4      0        0.0           4          37.4
                                    21            3         22.9      0        0.0           3          22.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         73        562.8     24       65.4          97         628.2
============================================================================================================
             06/04/99
                                    00            2          5.2      0        0.0           2           5.2
                                    01           11         50.2      0        0.0          11          50.2
                                    02            8         31.9      0        0.0           8          31.9
                                    03            7         19.7      0        0.0           7          19.7
                                    04            4         20.2      0        0.0           4          20.2
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    05            3         16.3      0        0.0           3          16.3
                                    06            3          4.9      1        1.8           4           6.7
                                    07            2         20.6      1        1.4           3          22.0
                                    08            4         36.0      3        4.4           7          40.4
                                    09            1          6.2      0        0.0           1           6.2
                                    10            6         56.2      5        8.8          11          65.0
                                    11           18        157.9      3        6.4          21         164.3
                                    12            2         11.8      0        0.0           2          11.8
                                    13            0          0.0      3        6.3           3           6.3
                                    14            0          0.0      1        0.9           1           0.9
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    16            2         16.9      0        0.0           2          16.9
                                    17            2          6.7      0        0.0           2           6.7
                                    18            1          9.3      0        0.0           1           9.3
                                    21            1          5.3      0        0.0           1           5.3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         77        475.3     18       31.5          95         506.8
============================================================================================================
             06/05/99
                                    01            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    02            1          6.1      0        0.0           1           6.1
                                    03            1         11.2      0        0.0           1          11.2
                                    07            2         20.0      0        0.0           2          20.0
                                    08            3         32.0      3        7.9           6          39.9
                                    09            5         41.0      3       18.4           8          59.4
                                    10            7         49.7      2        4.0           9          53.7
                                    11           11        100.9      2        3.4          13         104.3
                                    12            1          7.7      2        1.0           3           8.7
                                    13            1          2.7      1        1.5           2           4.2
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    14            0          0.0      2        3.5           2           3.5
                                    16            1         10.5      0        0.0           1          10.5
                                    19            2         12.7      0        0.0           2          12.7
                                    20            6         53.2      0        0.0           6          53.2
                                    21            7         54.1      0        0.0           7          54.1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         49        410.3     15       39.7          64         450.0
============================================================================================================
</Table>

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HAMILTON AVENUE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (JUN-JUL 1998) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 06/29/98           TO        07/12/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE        TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            29           06/29/98     1,613.20
       TU           30           06/30/98     1,957.40
       W             1           07/01/98     1,707.30
       TH            2           07/02/98     1,534.90
       F             3           07/03/98     1,625.90
       SA            4           07/04/98         0.00
       SU            5           07/05/98       668.50
       M             6           07/06/98     1,732.40
       TU            7           07/07/98     1,844.90
       W             8           07/08/98     2,353.20
       TH            9           07/09/98     2,203.20
       F            10           07/10/98     1,927.10
       SA           11           07/11/98     1,246.40
       SU           12           07/12/98         0.00
</Table>

HAMILTON AVENUE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (OCT 1998) FALL

<Table>
<Caption>
                 10/12/98           TO        10/25/98
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>          <C>
       M            12           10/12/98         0.00
       TU           13           10/13/98     1,906.50
       W            14           10/14/98     2,956.60
       TH           15           10/15/98     2,061.90
       F            16           10/16/98     1,855.70
       SA           17           10/17/98     1,596.70
       SU           18           10/18/98         0.00
       M            19           10/19/98     1,826.10
       TU           20           10/20/98     1,791.30
       W            21           10/21/98     2,411.00
       TH           22           10/22/98     1,591.00
       F            23           10/23/98     1,719.20
       SA           24           10/24/98     2,289.40
       SU           25           10/25/98         0.00
</Table>

HAMILTON AVENUE MTS TONNAGE
HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
TPD (FEB 1999) WINTER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 02/15/99           TO        02/28/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>            <C>
       M            15           02/15/99         0.00
       TU           16           02/16/99       298.50
       W            17           02/17/99       465.70
       TH           18           02/18/99       441.00
       F            19           02/19/99       538.80
       SA           20           02/20/99       120.80
       SU           21           02/21/99         0.00
       M            22           02/22/99       397.80
       TU           23           02/23/99       351.40
       W            24           02/24/99       485.00
       TH           25           02/25/99       427.20
       F            26           02/26/99       262.50
       SA           27           02/27/99        96.50
       SU           28           02/28/99         0.00
</Table>

 HAMILTON AVENUE MTS TONNAGE
 HOLIDAY & POST HOLIDAY WEEK
 TPD (MAY-JUN 1999) SUMMER

<Table>
<Caption>
                 05/24/99           TO        06/06/99
      DAY          DAY #           DATE       TONNAGE
       <S>          <C>          <C>            <C>
       M            24           05/24/99       237.30
       TU           25           05/25/99       304.40
       W            26           05/26/99       840.60
       TH           27           05/27/99       941.00
       F            28           05/28/99       382.00
       SA           29           05/29/99       159.90
       SU           30           05/30/99         0.00
       M            31           05/31/99         0.00
       TU            1           06/01/99       309.30
       W             2           06/02/99       337.10
       TH            3           06/03/99       271.40
       F             4           06/04/99       415.80
       SA            5           06/05/99       179.60
       SU            6           06/06/99         0.00
</Table>

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                       [Graph Hamilton Avenue MTS Tonnage

                                 June-July 1999]

<Page>

   &10O (10U &k2S &18D
page    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
             06/29/98
                                    00            4         20.9      0        0.0           4          20.9
                                    01           13        103.5      0        0.0          13         103.5
                                    02           11         76.5      0        0.0          11          76.5
                                    03            9         54.9      0        0.0           9          54.9
                                    04            1          5.1      0        0.0           1           5.1
                                    05            4         25.5      0        0.0           4          25.5
                                    07            4         34.2      3        3.5           7          37.7
                                    08           17        149.0      3        5.6          20         154.6
                                    09           16        146.1      0        0.0          16        146.11
                                    10            4         27.9      0        0.0           4          27.9
                                    11           28        270.3      3        4.5          31         274.8
                                    12           22        206.6      0        0.0          22         206.6
                                    13            1          7.5      4        6.7           5          14.2
                                    16            5         45.9      0        0.0           5          45.9
                                    17            5         55.0      0        0.0           5          55.0
                                    18            8         76.8      0        0.0           8          76.8
                                    19            9         84.1      1        1.4          10          85.5
                                    20            6         61.1      0        0.0           6          61.1
                                    21           14        140.6      0        0.0          14         140.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        181      1,591.5     14       21.7         195       1,613.2
============================================================================================================
             06/30/98
                                    00           12        119.4      0        0.0          12         119.4
                                    01           12         93.0      0        0.0          12          93.0
                                    02            7         59.8      0        0.0           7          59.8
                                    03            5         39.3      0        0.0           5          39.3
                                    04           10         99.6      0        0.0          10          99.6
                                    05            1         12.7      0        0.0           1          12.7
                                    06            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
                                    07            2         18.0      2        6.1           4          24.1
                                    08           13        108.3      5       19.9          18         128.2
                                    09           33        287.1      0        0.0          33         287.1
                                    10            4         40.3      0        0.0           4          40.3
                                    11           24        235.2      0        0.0          24         235.2
                                    12            9         86.2      3       12.5          12          98.7
                                    13            2         17.2      6       12.2           8          29.4
                                    14            0          0.0      1        5.2           1           5.2
                                    16            9         87.9      0        0.0           9          87.9
                                    17           14        139.5      0        0.0          14         139.5
                                    18            5         53.6      0        0.0           5          53.6
                                    19           20        199.7      0        0.0          20         199.7
                                    20            4         45.7      1       19.8           5          65.5
                                    21           13        131.2      0        0.0          13         131.2
                                    22            1          3.8      0        0.0           1           3.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        201      1,881.7     18       75.7         219       1,957.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &k0S &16D

<Page>

 &100   (10U &k2S &18D
page    1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
MARINE TRANSFER STATIONS
      HAMILTON AVE.
             07/01/98
                                    00            4         40.1      0        0.0           4          40.1
                                    01           11        112.6      0        0.0          11         112.6
                                    02            4         48.2      0        0.0           4          48.2
                                    03            5         45.5      0        0.0           5          45.5
                                    04            7         70.5      0        0.0           7          70.5
                                    05            3         38.3      0        0.0           3          38.3
                                    07            1          5.6      1        0.7           2           6.3
                                    08           17        144.7      2        2.6          19         147.3
                                    09           31        290.6      1        1.9          32         292.5
                                    10            4         34.8      0        0.0           4          34.8
                                    11           23        228.3      2        2.6          25         230.9
                                    12           13        115.4      0        0.0          13         115.4
                                    13            2         18.0      6       10.5           8          28.5
                                    14            1         11.3      0        0.0           1          11.3
                                    16            7         76.1      1        1.9           8          78.0
                                    17           10        103.9      0        0.0          10         103.9
                                    18            8         69.4      1        1.6           9          71.0
                                    19            8         92.6      0        0.0           8          92.6
                                    20            5         51.9      0        0.0           5          51.9
                                    21           11         82.3      0        0.0          11          82.3
                                    22            1          5.4      0        0.0           1           5.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        176      1,685.5     14       21.8         190       1,707.3
============================================================================================================
             07/02/98
                                    00           19        175.3      0        0.0          19         175.3
                                    01           13        114.6      0        0.0          13         114.6
                                    02            7         68.3      0        0.0           7          68.3
                                    03            4         19.2      1       15.8           5          35.0
                                    07            1          9.5      1        1.4           2          10.9
                                    08           24        179.5      1        0.3          25         179.8
                                    09           25        196.7      2        3.1          27         199.8
                                    10           18        151.8      0        0.0          18         151.8
                                    11            9         93.7      1        1.6          10          95.3
                                    12           11         82.2      3        5.1          14          87.3
                                    13            3         26.3      4       15.2           7          41.5
                                    14            1          3.3      1        3.1           2           6.4
                                    15            0          0.0      1        4.8           1           4.8
                                    16            4         37.9      1        6.9           5          44.8
                                    17            5         54.0      0        0.0           5          54.0
                                    18            7         67.2      1       10.9           8          78.1
                                    19            9         97.5      0        0.0           9          97.5
                                    20            1         11.1      0        0.0           1          11.1
                                    21           11         76.0      0        0.0          11          76.0
                                    22            1          2.6      0        0.0           1           2.6
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        173      1,466.7     17       68.2         190       1,534.9
============================================================================================================
             07/03/98
</Table>

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<Table>
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    00            4         37.4      0        0.0           4          37.4
                                    01            9         71.4      0        0.0           9          71.4
                                    02            3         25.6      0        0.0           3          25.6
                                    03            4         35.0      0        0.0           4          35.0
                                    04            3         26.7      0        0.0           3          26.7
                                    05            2         18.5      0        0.0           2          18.5
                                    07            3         12.4      0        0.0           3          12.4
                                    08           27        195.8      0        0.0          27         195.8
                                    09           29        246.5      1        1.8          30         248.3
                                    10            9         85.2      1        2.0          10          87.2
                                    11           10         84.4      2        4.4          12          88.8
                                    12           11         86.1      0        0.0          11          86.1
                                    13            1          9.1      7       12.1           8          21.2
                                    14           14        125.2      0        0.0          14         125.2
                                    15            9         81.0      1        2.7          10          83.7
                                    16           18        152.9      0        0.0          18         152.9
                                    17           10         86.5      0        0.0          10          86.5
                                    18            9         71.9      0        0.0           9          71.9
                                    19           10         67.8      0        0.0          10          67.8
                                    20            3         25.0      0        0.0           3          25.0
                                    21            7         49.7      0        0.0           7          49.7
                                    22            2          8.8      0        0.0           2           8.8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        197      1,602.9     12       23.0         209       1,625.9
</Table>

                                                                          PAGE 2

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
             <S>                    <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>      <C>           <C>        <C>
             07/05/98
                                    08           17        136.5      4        6.7          21         143.2
                                    09           23        174.7      2        8.3          25         183.0
                                    10            9         72.0      0        0.0           9          72.0
                                    11           29        231.2      4        6.4          33         237.6
                                    12            4         15.3      1        2.4           5          17.7
                                    13            0          0.0      4       10.8           4          10.8
                                    14            0          0.0      2        4.2           2           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                         82        629.7     17       38.8          99         668.5
============================================================================================================
             07/06/98
                                    00           11        104.0      0        0.0          11         104.0
                                    01           17        160.8      0        0.0          17         160.8
                                    02           10         89.8      0        0.0          10          89.8
                                    03            7         53.5      0        0.0           7          53.5
                                    04            5         45.0      0        0.0           5          45.0
                                    05            2         18.0      0        0.0           2          18.0
                                    07            3         17.5      1        1.3           4          18.8
                                    08           25        202.5      3       10.1          28         212.6
                                    09           29        276.2      1        1.9          30         278.1
                                    10            7         57.2      1        1.0           8          58.2
                                    11           27        267.9      3        5.9          30         273.8
                                    12            9         69.3      1        2.6          10          71.9
                                    13            2          5.9      3        6.5           5          12.4
                                    16            5         44.7      0        0.0           5          44.7
                                    17            8         77.9      0        0.0           8          77.9
                                    18            7         50.8      0        0.0           7          50.8
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    19            4         35.4      0        0.0           4          35.4
                                    20            4         34.7      0        0.0           4          34.7
                                    21            9         88.0      0        0.0           9          88.0
                                    22            1          4.0      0        0.0           1           4.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        192      1,703.1     13       29.3         205       1,732.4
============================================================================================================
             07/07/98
                                    00           16         66.9      0        0.0          16          66.9
                                    01           16        170.3      0        0.0          16         170.3
                                    02           15        147.7      0        0.0          15         147.7
                                    03            1         10.8      0        0.0           1          10.8
                                    04            7         76.4      0        0.0           7          76.4
                                    05            2         16.0      0        0.0           2          16.0
                                    07            3         15.4      3        4.5           6          19.9
                                    08           27        192.0      1        1.9          28         193.9
                                    09           31        277.1      2       12.8          33         289.9
                                    10            3         30.1      1        1.6           4          31.7
                                    11           20        170.0      1        1.9          21         171.9
                                    12           12        106.5      1        1.6          13         108.1
                                    13            2         11.3      7       17.3           9          28.6
                                    14            0          0.0      1        1.5           1           1.5
                                    15            1          7.0      1        2.5           2           9.5
                                    16           11        112.6      0        0.0          11         112.6
                                    17           12        108.2      0        0.0          12         108.2
                                    18           12         98.3      0        0.0          12          98.3
                                    19            4         32.7      0        0.0           4          32.7
                                    21            6         36.0      0        0.0           6          36.0
                                    22            2         14.0      0        0.0           2          14.0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        203      1,799.3     18       45.6         221       1,844.9
============================================================================================================
             07/08/98
                                    00           11        102.0      0        0.0          11         102.0
                                    01           12        122.2      0        0.0          12         122.2
                                    02           17        152.5      0        0.0          17         152.5
                                    03            5         51.7      0        0.0           5          51.7
                                    04            3         20.9      0        0.0           3          20.9
                                    05            3         27.9      0        0.0           3          27.9
                                    07            2         18.2      0        0.0           2          18.2
                                    08            6         47.2      0        0.0           6          47.2
                                    09           13        108.6      1        0.3          14         108.9
                                    10           33        288.7      0        0.0          33         288.7
                                    11           19        179.8      6       15.8          25         195.6
                                    12            4         32.6      0        0.0           4          32.6
                                    14            0          0.0      9      154.5           9         154.5
                                    15            0          0.0     23      390.2          23         390.2
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M690                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>       <C>     <C>            <C>        <C>
                                    16            0          0.0     12      217.6          12         217.6
                                    17            3         26.3      1        6.8           4          33.1
                                    18           12         98.9      0        0.0          12          98.9
                                    19           14        131.7      1        9.6          15         141.3
                                    20            3         31.3      1        2.0           4          33.3
                                    21           11        111.7      0        0.0          11         111.7
</Table>

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<Table>
             <S>                    <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>     <C>           <C>       <C>
                                    22            1          4.2      0        0.0           1           4.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        172      1,556.4     54      796.8         226       2,353.2
============================================================================================================
             07/09/98
                                    00           10         99.8      0        0.0          10          99.8
                                    01           10        100.4      0        0.0          10         100.4
                                    03            7         65.3      0        0.0           7          65.3
                                    04            8         65.5      0        0.0           8          65.5
                                    05            1         12.4      0        0.0           1          12.4
                                    07            4         27.5      1        1.5           5          29.0
                                    08           20        140.3      4        7.9          24         148.2
                                    09           30        214.3      1        1.2          31         215.5
                                    10           11         93.6      0        0.0          11          93.6
                                    11           20        172.2      4        8.7          24         180.9
                                    12            9         63.4      0        0.0           9          63.4
                                    14            0          0.0     17      314.8          17         314.8
                                    15            0          0.0     25      458.5          25         458.5
                                    16            4         33.7      0        0.0           4          33.7
                                    17           11         99.5      0        0.0          11          99.5
                                    18            7         72:0      0        0.0           7          72.0
                                    19           10         71.7      0        0.0          10          71.7
                                    20            3         30.0      0        0.0           3          30.0
                                    21            6         45.1      0        0.0           6          45.1
                                    22            1          3.9      0        0.0           1           3.9
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        172      1,410.6     52      792.6         224       2,203.2
============================================================================================================
             07/10/98
                                    00            2         17.9      0        0.0           2          17.9
                                    02           17        146.5      0        0.0          17         146.5
                                    03            9         64.4      0        0.0           9          64.4
                                    05            1         10.0      0        0.0           1          10.0
                                    06            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    07            2         10.9      0        0.0           2          10.9
                                    08            7         41.4      1        1.2           8          42.6
                                    10           30        245.0      0        0.0          30         245.0
                                    11           15        126.3      0        0.0          15         126.3
                                    13            2         12.2      1        1.4           3          13.6
                                    14            0          0.0     14      254.7          14         254.7
                                    15            0          0.0     19      352.6          19         352.6
                                    16            2         18.6      6      107.8           8         126.4
                                    17           11         81.2      0        0.0          11          81.2
                                    18           16        142.5      1       12.5          17         155.0
                                    19           19        163.6      1        6.6          20         170.2
                                    20            1          8.5      0        0.0           1           8.5
                                    21            9         78.9      0        0.0           9          78.9
                                    22            1          3.5      0        0.0           1           3.5
                                    23            1         10.4      0        0.0           1          10.4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        146      1,190.3     43      736.8         189       1,927.1
============================================================================================================
             07/11/98
                                    00            8         74.9      0        0.0           8          74.9
                                    01            2         22.0      0        0.0           2          22.0
                                    02            8         64.5      0        0.0           8          64.5
                                    03            6         54.9      0        0.0           6          54.9
</Table>

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<Table>
<S>                                 <C>          <C>       <C>        <C>     <C>           <C>        <C>
                                    07            2         18.8      1        1.8           3          20.6
                                    08           22        188.4      1        1.8          23         190.2
                                    09           19        161.7      1        1.8          20         163.5
                                    10            7         62.1      0        0.0           7          62.1
                                    11           16        139.3      6       12.2          22         151.5
                                    12            7         50.6      1        4.3           8          54.9
                                    13            1          8.6      3        3.7           4          12.3
                                    15            0          0.0      1        1.6           1           1.6
                                    16            6         56.8      0        0.0           6          56.8
                                    17           11         80.5      0        0.0          11          80.5
                                    18           10         85.8      0        0.0          10          85.8
                                    19            9         79.3      0        0.0           9          79.3
                                    20            4         41.3      0        0.0           4          41.3
</Table>

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<Table>
<Caption>
                                                       DS               NON-DS                  TOTAL
scale M670                         HOUR        LOADS       TONS    LOADS     TONS         LOADS        TONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     <S>            <C>         <C>      <C>         <C>      <C>          <C>       <C>
                                    21            5         29.7      0        0.0           5          29.7
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                     SUM                        143      1,219.2     14       27.2         157       1,246.4
============================================================================================================
</Table>

E &kOS &16D

<Page>

                       [Graph Hamilton Avenue MTS Tonnage

                                  October 1998]

<Page>

BROOKLYN EXPORT
EXHIBIT 8

<Page>

A.      DEPARTMENT TRUCK UPLOAD

 (1)    Record Type       1-1       A1      'D' (department truck)
 (2)    Dump Date         2-9       N8      yyyymmdd(=out date)
 (3)    Dump time         10-15     N6      hhmmss(=out date)
 (4)    Load Number       16-19     N4      0001-1000 (manual load)
                                            1001-9000 (computer load)
 (5)    Weight Type       20        N1      1=computer actual
                                            2=entered (from scale readout)/man
                                            3=entered stat w. est. Net wgt/man
 (6)    Laden Weight      21-25     N5      in pounds
 (7)    Timestamp In      26-39     N14     yyyymmddhhmmss
 (8)    Unladen Wgt       40-44     N5      in pounds
 (9)    Receipt Number    45-51     N7
 (10)   Scale ID          52-55     A4      to be determined
 (11)   Weigmaster ID     56-61     A6
 (12)   Net Weight        62-65     N4      in tons 99v99(for weight.type=3
                                            only)
 (13)   Truck ID          66-72     A7      XXXX999
 (14)   Material Type     73-74     N2
 (15)   Filler            75-150    A76     blanks
                          Total     150

B.      NON-DEPARTMENT TRUCK UPLAOD

 (1)    Record Type       1-1       A1      'N' (non-DS truck)
 (2)    Dump Date         2-9       N8      yyyymmdd(=out date)
 (3)    Dump time         10-15     N6      hhmmss(=out date)
 (4)    Load Number       16-19     N4      0001-1000 (manual load)
                                            1001-9000 (computer load)
 (5)    Weight Type       20-20     N1      1=computer actual
                                            2=entered (from scale readout)/man
                                            3=entered stat w. est. Net wgt/man
 (6)    Laden Weight      21-25     NS      in pounds
 (7)    Timestamp In      26-39     N14     yyyyrrmddhhmmss
 (8)    Unladen Wgt       40-44     N5      in pounds
 (9)    Receipt Number    45-51     N7
 (10)   Scale ID          52-55     A4      to be determined
 (11)   Weigmaster ID     56-61     A6
 (12)   Net Weight        62-65     N4      in tons 99v99(for weight type=3
                                            only)
 (13)   Account Type      66-67     A2
 (14)   Permit Number     68-72     A5
 (15)   Cubic Yards       73-74     N2
 (16)   Badge Number      75-79     N5
 (17)   Badge Entry Code  80-80     A1      'S'=scanned, 'E'=entered
 (18)   Project Code      81-83     N3      when applicable
 (19)   License Plate     84-93     A10
 (20)   Container ID      94-103    A10
 (21)   Filler            104-150   A47     blanks
                          Total     150

Note:          common data in positions 2-65, application specific in
               positions 1 and 1-150
               Z:\Mainframe_Apps\Export\xrecordformat.wpd
               June 19, 1997

<Page>

SANITATION FORM

DOS EXPORT TONNAGE DELIVERY RECEIPT

<Page>

SANITATION FORM

NON-DOS EXPORT TONNAGE DELIVERY RECEIPT

<Page>

BROOKLYN EXPORT

EXHIBIT 10

<Page>

                               DOS INVOICE-SUMMARY

XYZ CARTING CORP                                           CONTRACT # 98WD00000
123 MAIN ST                                                BILLING DATE XX/XX/98
ANYTOWN NY 11225                                           INVOICE #XXXXXXXX
                                                           RATE PER TON: $XX.XX

                              DOS INVOICE (SUMMARY)
                               XX/XX98 TO XX/XX98

                                                                     PAGE 1 OF 1

<Table>
<Caption>
                                       NET
                 TOTAL               WEIGHT
  NUMBER         LOADS                (TONS)             AMOUNT

<S>              <C>                  <C>               <C>
 DIST 1           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 2           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 3           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 4           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 5           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 6           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 7           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 8           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 9           XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 10          XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 11          XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DIST 12          XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 AFF              XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 DVO              XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX
 LOT CL.          XXX                 XXX . XX          $XX,XXX.XX

                 TOTALS               TOTALS            TOTALS
</Table>

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                               DOS INVOICE-DETAIL

XYZ CARTING CORP                                           CONTRACT # 98WD00000
123 MAIN ST                                                BILLING DATE XX/XX/98
ANYTOWN NY 11225                                           INVOICE.# XXXXXXXX
                                                           RATE PER TON: $XX.XX

                              DOS INVOICE (DETAIL)
                              XX/XX/98 TO XX/XX/98
                                                                    PAGE 1 OF 80

<Table>
<Caption>
                           VEHICLE       DOS
         LOAD                ID         TICKET
        NUMBER               #            #              TIME         TONS           DISTRICT           AMOUNT

        WORK DATE:  XX/XX/98

         <S>               <C>           <C>            <C>          <C>               <C>              <C>
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX02             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX03             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXAFF            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX06             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX08             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX12             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX6              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXLC             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX05             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX02             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX03             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXAFF            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX06             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX08             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX12             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX6              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXLC             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX05             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX02             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX03             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX01             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXAFF            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX06             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX08             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX12             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX6              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXLC             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX05             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX12             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX6              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XXLC             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX05             $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX            XX12             $X,XXX.XX

<Caption>
     TOTALS FOR DATE:
     <S>                             <C>                               <C>                             <C>
     XX/XX/98                        COUNT:  XXXX                      XX,XXX.XX                       $XXX,XXX.XX
</Table>

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                       OTHER CITY AGENCIES INVOICE-SUMMARY

XYZ CARTING CORP                                           CONTRACT # 98WD00000
123 MAIN ST                                                BILLING DATE XX/XX/98
ANYTOWN NY 11225                                           INVOICE # XXXXXXXXXX
                                                           RATE PER TON: $XX.XX

                              OCD INVOICE (SUMMARY)
                              XX/XX/98 TO XX/XX/98

                                                                     PAGE 1 OF 1

<Table>
<Caption>
     AGENCY A/C #                                         NET
         AND                         TOTAL               WEIGHT
         NAME                        LOADS                (TONS)                   AMOUNT

  <S>                                <C>                  <C>                    <C>
  ACCT: XXXXXX
  PARKS                                 XX                XXX.XX                  $X,XXX.XX

  ACCT: XXXXX
  DOT                                   XX                XXX.XX                  $X,XXX.XX

  ACCT: XXXXX
  HOUSING                               XX                XXX.XX                  $X,XXX.XX

  ACCT: XXXXX
  POLICE                                XX                XXX.XX                  $X,XXX.XX

                                     TOTALS               TOTALS                  TOTALS
</Table>

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OTHER CITY AGENCIES INVOICE-DETAIL

 X12 CARTING CORP.                                         CONTRACT # 98WD00000
 123 MAIN ST                                               BILLING DATE XX/XX/98
 ANYTOWN NY 11225                                          INVOICE # XXXXXXXXXX
                                                           RATE PER TON: $XX.XX
                              OCD INVOICE (DETAIL)
                              XX/XX/98 TO XX/XX/98

                                                                    PAGE 1 OF 30

<Table>
<Caption>
                       VEHICLE            OCD
     LOAD                ID             TICKET
    NUMBER                 #               #            TIME          TONS        AGENCY              AMOUNT

        WORK DATE:  XX/XX/98
         <S>               <C>           <C>            <C>          <C>            <C>              <C>
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         DOT              $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         HOUSING          $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         POLICE           $X,XXX.XX
         XXXX              XXXX-XXX      XXXXXX         XX:XX:XX     XXX.XX         PARKS            $X,XXX.XX

<Caption>
     TOTALS FOR DATE:
     <S>                            <C>                             <C>                            <C>
     XX/XX/98                       COUNT:  XXXX                    XX,XXX.XX                      $XXX,XXX.XX
</Table>

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                                    MODULE D:

                          SERVICE AND SUPPLY AGREEMENT

                             TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT

                                ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

                          BUDGET DIRECTORS CERTIFICATE

                               MACBRIDE PROVISIONS

                                BURMA PROVISIONS

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                                TABLE OF CONTENTS

<Table>
<S>                                                                                                    <C>
ARTICLE 1 - THIS AGREEMENT AND ITS DEFINITIONS......................................................... D - 1
     1.1      Parts of the Contract.................................................................... D - 1
     1.2      Conflicts................................................................................ D - 2
     1.3      Definitions.............................................................................. D - 2

ARTICLE 2 - PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE AND TIME PROVISIONS.................................................. D - 5

ARTICLE 3 - SCOPE OF CONTRACT WORK..................................................................... D - 5
     3.1      Contract Work to be Performed............................................................ D - 5
     3.2      Contract Changes......................................................................... D - 5

ARTICLE 4 - PAYMENT AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES............................................................. D - 6

ARTICLE 5 - LIABILITY OF CONTRACTOR.................................................................... D - 8

     5.1      General Liability........................................................................ D - 8
     5.2      Protection of City Property.............................................................. D - 8
     5.3      Infringements............................................................................ D - 9
     5.4      Indemnification.......................................................................... D - 9

ARTICLE 6 - INSURANCE, PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BONDS...................................................D - 10

     6.1      Performance And Payment Bonds (When Called For by the Solicitation Documents)............D - 10
     6.2      Insurance Agreements in General..........................................................D - 10
     6.3      Retained Percentage If Required in Schedule A............................................D - 11

ARTICLE 7 - PROVISIONS RELATING TO LABOR...............................................................D - 11

     7.1      Supervision by Contractor................................................................D - 11
     7.2      Prohibited Acts..........................................................................D - 11
     7.3      Notice of Labor Disputes.................................................................D - 12
     7.4      New York State Labor Law.................................................................D - 12
     7.5      Minimum Wage And Working Conditions......................................................D - 12
     7.6      Non-Discrimination (E.O. 50).............................................................D - 13
     7.7      Equal Employment And Affirmative Action Compliance For Non-Construction Consultants......D - 14
     7.8      City Administrative Code Non-discrimination Requirements.................................D - 15

ARTICLE 8 - BOOKS AND RECORDS..........................................................................D - 15

     8.1      Maintenance..............................................................................D - 15
     8.2      Retention of Records.....................................................................D - 15
     8.3      No Removal of Records From Premises......................................................D - 15
     8.4      Audit by NYCDOS And the City.............................................................D - 16
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<Table>
<S>                                                                                                    <C>
ARTICLE 9 - REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.............................................................D - 16

     9.1      Procurement of Contract..................................................................D - 16
     9.2      Conflict of Interest.....................................................................D - 17
     9.3      Fair Practice............................................................................D - 17

ARTICLE 10 - COVENANTS OF THE CONTRACTOR...............................................................D - 17

     10.1     Employees of the Contractor..............................................................D - 17
     10.2     Independent Contractor Status............................................................D - 18
     10.3     Confidentiality..........................................................................D - 18
     10.4     Compliance With Law......................................................................D - 18
     10.5     Investigation Clause.....................................................................D - 18
     10.6     Assignment of this Contract..............................................................D - 21
     10.7     Subcontracting...........................................................................D - 21
     10.8     Publicity................................................................................D - 22
     10.9     Participation in an International Boycott................................................D - 22
     10.10    Inventions, Patents And Copyrights.......................................................D - 22
     10.11    Anti-trust...............................................................................D - 23
     10.12    Political Activity.......................................................................D - 23
     10.13    Clean Air Provisions.....................................................................D - 23

ARTICLE 11 - TERMINATION...............................................................................D - 24
     11.1     Termination for Convenience..............................................................D - 24
     11.2     Termination for Cause....................................................................D - 25
     11.3     Conversion of Termination for Cause to Termination for Convenience.......................D - 26
     11.4     Termination Generally....................................................................D - 26

ARTICLE 12 - RESOLUTION OF DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION .............................D - 26

ARTICLE 13 - MISCELLANEOUS.............................................................................D - 31
     13.1     Choice of Law, Consent to Jurisdiction and Venue.........................................D - 31
     13.2     General Release..........................................................................D - 32
     13.3     Claims and Actions Thereon...............................................................D - 32
     13.4     No Claim Against Officers, Agents or Employees...........................................D - 33
     13.5     Waiver...................................................................................D - 33
     13.6     Notice...................................................................................D - 33
     13.7     All Legal Provisions Deemed Included.....................................................D - 33
     13.8     Severability.............................................................................D - 34
     13.9     Section Headings.........................................................................D - 34
     13.10    No Estoppel..............................................................................D - 34

ARTICLE 14 - APPROVALS.................................................................................D - 34

     14.1     Approval by the City of New York.........................................................D - 34
     14.2     Contract Subject to Review by the Financial Control Board................................D - 35
     14.3     Other Approvals or Authorization.........................................................D - 36
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<Table>
<S>                                                                                                    <C>
ARTICLE 15 - MINORITY-OWNED AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTITY PROGRAM....................................D - 36
     15.1     Contracts Subject to M/WBE Rules.........................................................D - 36
     15.2     M/WBE Definitions........................................................................D - 36
     15.3     General M/WBE Contract Provisions........................................................D - 36
     15.4     Post Award Modification of Contractor Utilization Plans..................................D - 37
     15.5     M/WBE Complaints.........................................................................D - 39
     15.6     Enforcement; Contract Administration.....................................................D - 39

ARTICLE 16 - CONTRACT SUBJECT TO THE PPB RULES.........................................................D - 40

ARTICLE 17 - YEAR 2000 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPLIANCE..................................................D - 40

ARTICLE 18 - ENTIRE AGREEMENT..........................................................................D - 43
</Table>

                                    EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT A:    The MacBride Principles

EXHIBIT B:    The Burman Provisions

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                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
                                CITY OF NEW YORK
                          SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT

THIS CONTRACT made and entered into this 31st day of July, 2000 by and between
the City of New York acting by and through the Department of Sanitation
("NYCDOS"), located at 125 Worth Street, New York, N.Y. 10013, Room 710, and
(the "CONTRACTOR")

       IESI NY Corporation located at 2 Commerce Street, Bayonne, NJ 07002

                                   WITNESSETH:

The parties in consideration of the mutual agreements contained in this
Agreement, agree as follows:

                 ARTICLE 1 - THIS AGREEMENT AND ITS DEFINITIONS

1.1    PARTS OF THE CONTRACT

       Except for titles, subtitles, headings, section headings, tables of
       contents, and indexes (all of which are printed in this Agreement and
       any other document included in the Contract merely for convenience) the
       following, except for such portions thereof as may be specifically
       excluded, are part of the Contract:

    1.1.1     This Agreement and all of its exhibits;

    1.1.2     The Advertisement;

    1.1.3     The Information for Bidders;

    1.1.4     All Addenda issued by the Commissioner prior to the receipt of
              bids;

    1.1.5     The Bid:

    1.1.6     The General Conditions;

    1.1.7     SCHEDULE A;

    1.1.8     The Scope of Work (which may also be referred to as the
              Specifications), included in the solicitation package as MODULE C;

    1.1.9     The Contract Drawings (if any);

    1.1.10    The Procurement Policy Board Rules of the City, as amended. In the
              event of a conflict between the Procurement Policy Board Rules and
              any other provision of this Contract the Procurement Policy Board
              Rules shall take Precedence.

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    1.1.11    All provisions required by law to be inserted in this Contract,
              whether actually inserted or not:

    1.1.12    The Budget Director's Certificate or Mayor's Certificate as to
              funding;

    1.1.13    Payment and Performance Bonds, if required by the solicitation;

    1.1.14    The Notice of Award; and

    1.1.15    The Notice to Commence Work.

1.2    CONFLICTS

    1.2.1     In the event of a conflict between a provision in the Scope of
              Work and any other provision of this Contract, the Scope of Work
              shall prevail, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that in no event shall any
              provision in the Scope of Work be construed as language limiting:
              (a) any obligations of the Contractor; and (b) any rights of the
              City or NYCDOS, as such may be created by applicable laws and any
              provisions in this Agreement that are not set forth in the Scope
              of Work.

    1.2.2     In the event of a conflict between the Scope of Work that is
              specific to this Contract and general specifications that apply
              generally to the type of Contract Work called for by this
              Contract, the Scope of Work shall prevail.

    1.2.3     In the event of a conflict between the Procurement Policy Board
              Rules and the Scope of Work, the Procurement Policy Board Rules
              will prevail;

1.3    DEFINITIONS

       The words and expressions set forth below, or pronouns used in their
       stead, have the following meaning in this Agreement, unless a different
       meaning is clear from the context:

    1.3.1     ACCO. An acronym that stands for Agency Chief Contracting Officer.
              (See Agency Chief Contracting Officer.)

    1.3.2     AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER. The person appointed to serve as
              the Chief Contracting Officer for NYCDOS, in accordance with the
              requirements of the City Charter and of the City Procurement
              Policy Board.

    1.3.3     AGENCY CONTRACT FILE. Those file(s) which contain information
              pertaining to the solicitation, award and management of each
              NYCDOS contract.

    1.3.4     ADDENDUM (plural ADDENDA). Additional written solicitation
              document provisions that the Commissioner may issue prior to the
              receipt of bids.

    1.3.5     AGREEMENT. This agreement, included in the solicitation package as
              MODULE D. The Agreement is part of this Contract.

    1.3.6     AMENDMENT OR AMENDMENT. See Contract Modification.

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    1.3.7     CCPO. An acronym that stands for City Chief Procurement Officer.
              (See City Chief Procurement Officer.)

    1.3.8     CDRB. An acronym that stands for Contract dispute Resolution
              Board.

    1.3.9     CHANGE ORDER. Any alteration, Contract change, Contract amendment,
              or Contract modification to any Contract that has been approved as
              required by Law or rule.

    1.3.10    CITY CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER. The New York City Chief
              Procurement Officer, the person delegated authority by the Mayor
              of the City of New York to coordinate and oversee procurement
              activities within mayoral agency staff including the Agency Chief
              Contracting Officers (ACCOs) and any offices which have oversight
              responsibility for the procurement of construction, computer and
              computer services.

    1.3.11    CITY. The City of New York.

    1.3.12    COMMISSIONER. The Commissioner of Sanitation of the City of New
              York, or his or her authorized representative.

    1.3.13    COMPTROLLER. The Comptroller of the City of New York or his or her
              duly authorized representative.

    1.3.14    CONTRACT. A written agreement between the City and a supplier, in
              an amount generally in excess of the small purchase limits, that
              gives rise to obligations that are enforced and recognized by law.
              The parts of this Contract are listed in Section 1.1 of this
              Agreement.

    1.3.15    CONTRACT DRAWINGS. Those drawings specifically entitled as such
              and listed in the Specifications or in any addendum, or any
              detailed drawings furnished in connection with this Contract.

    1.3.16    CONTRACT MODIFICATION. Any alteration in specifications, delivery
              point, rate of delivery, period of performance, price, quantity,
              or other provisions of any contract signed and approved by the
              proper authorities, as required by law or rule. It must be
              written, and, if required, approved by Corporation Counsel. In
              addition, all contract changes, change orders, amendments,
              modifications and time extension shall be presented to the
              Comptroller for registration.

    1.3.17    CONTRACT WORK. Everything required to be provided and performed by
              the Contractor under this Contract, as more particularly set out
              in the Specifications, including, but not limited to, work,
              services and supplies.

    1.3.18    CONTRACTING OFFICER. Any person duly authorized to enter into or
              to administer contracts and make written determinations with
              respect thereto. The term also includes an authorized
              representative acting within limits of authority.

    1.3.19    CONTRACTOR. The entity that has contracted with NYCDOS to perform
              this Contract, its successors, personal representatives,
              executors, administrators,

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              assigns, and any successor contractor that is substituted for the
              Contractor to which this Contract was initially awarded. Although
              the Contractor may be a corporation, a firm, a consultant, an
              individual, or a joint venture, the neutral pronoun "it" is used
              to refer to the Contractor in this Agreement when a pronoun is
              appropriate.

    1.3.20    DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS. The detailed work requirements tailored
              to the Contract and attached in MODULE C.

    1.3.21    ENGINEER OR ARCHITECT. The NYCDOS engineer or architect in charge
              of the Contract Work.

    1.3.22    E.O. 50. Executive Order No. 50, dated April 25, 1980.

    1.3.23    FINAL ACCEPTANCE. Final acceptance of the Contract Work by the
              Commissioner, as evidenced by the Commissioner's signature upon s
              certificate of completion and acceptance filed in the Office of
              the Comptroller, copy of which will be sent to the Contractor.
              Final Acceptance shall be deemed to have taken place as the date
              stated in the certificate of completion and acceptance.

    1.3.24    INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS. The information for bidders attached to
              the solicitation package as MODULE A, including the Bid-Specific
              Information for Bidders and the Standard Supply and Service
              Information for Bidders.

    1.3.25    LAW(S). The Constitution of the State of New York, the New York
              City Charter, the New York City Administrative Code, a statute of
              the United States or the State of New York, a local law of the
              City of New York, and any ordinance, rule or regulation having the
              force of law.

    1.3.26    MATERIALMAN. Any person, firm or corporation, other than employees
              of the Contractor, that contracts with the Contractor or any
              subcontractor to fabricate or deliver, or that actually fabricates
              or delivers, plants, materials or equipment to be incorporated in
              the Contract Work.

    1.3.27    MAY. Denotes the permissive.

    1.3.28    MUST. Denotes the imperative.

    1.3.29    NOTICE OF DISPUTE. A notice from the Contractor to the
              Commissioner notifying NYCDOS of the existence of a dispute.

    1.3.30    NOTICE TO COMMENCE WORK. A notice sent by NYCDOS to the Contractor
              directing the Contractor to begin performing the Contract Work.

    1.3.31    NYCDOS. The Department of Sanitation of the City of New York,
              acting by and through the Commissioner of the Department of
              Sanitation or his or her duly authorized representative.

    1.3.32    PPB. Acronym used to refer to the Procurement Policy Board.

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    1.3.33    PROCUREMENT POLICY BOARD. A board appointed by the Mayor and
              Comptroller pursuant to Section 311 of the New York City Charter,
              having authority and oversight with regard to the implementation
              of Chapter 13 of the New York City Charter and related statutes,
              codes, regulations, etc.

    1.3.34    SCHEDULE A. A list of Contract-specific information, including (as
              applicable), but not limited to: (a) the term of this Contract;
              (b) insurance requirements; (c) bid security requirements; (d)
              payment, and performance security requirements; '(e) retention
              provisions; (f) liquidated damages provisions; (g) subcontracting
              provisions; and (h) other requirements specific to this Contract.

    1.3.35    SCOPE OF WORK. The detailed work requirements attached as MODULE
              C, which may also be referred to as the Specifications. The terms
              Specifications and Scope of Work are used interchangeably.

    1.3.36    SHALL. Denotes the imperative.

    1.3.37    SITE. An area upon which, or in which, the Contractor performs the
              Contract Work, and such other adjacent areas as may be designated
              by NYCDOS.

    1.3.38    SOLICITATION DOCUMENTS. The entire package of documents that is
              issued for the purpose of soliciting bids or proposals to enter
              into a Contract with NYCDOS.

    1.3.39    SPECIFICATIONS. All the directions, requirements and standards of
              performance applying to the Contract Work detailed in this
              Contract, including, but not limited to, some or all of the
              following: (a) the Detailed Specifications; (b) any special
              provisions; (c) any general specifications and provisions
              applicable to work of the type called for in this Contract; and
              (d) Contract Drawings (if any). The terms Specifications and Scope
              of Work are used interchangeably.

    1.3.40    SUPPLIER OR SUPPLIER. See Contractor.

              ARTICLE 2 - PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE AND TIME PROVISIONS

The period of performance of this Contract is as shown in SCHEDULE A, and/or the
Specifications, commencing on the date shown in NYCDOS's written Notice to
Commence Work.

                       ARTICLE 3 - SCOPE OF CONTRACT WORK

3.1    CONTRACT WORK TO BE PERFORMED

   The Contractor agrees to perform all the Contract Work as set forth in the
   Solicitation Documents and the Contractor's bid or proposal submitted in
   response to the Solicitation Documents.

3.2    CONTRACT CHANGES

    3.2.1     Changes may be made to this Contract only as duly authorized by
              the ACCO or his or her designee. Contractors deviating from the
              requirements of an original

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              purchase order or this Contract without a duly approved Change
              Order or written Contract modification or Contract amendment do so
              at their own risk. All Changes Orders, Contract modifications and
              Contract amendments will become a part of this original Contract.
              Any extra work so ordered by NYCDOS must be performed by the
              Contractor. Contract changes will be made only for extra work and
              services necessary to complete the Contract Work included in the
              original scope of this Contract, and for non-material changes to
              the scope of the Contract Work. Contract changes are not permitted
              for any material alteration in the scope of the Contract Work.
              Contract changes may include any Contract revision deemed
              necessary by the Agency Chief Contracting Officer.

    3.2.2     The Contractor may be entitled to a price adjustment for extra
              work performed or to be performed pursuant to a written change
              order. If any part of the contract work is necessarily delayed by
              a change order, the Contractor may be entitled to an extension to
              time for performance. Adjustments to price shall be validated for
              reasonableness by using appropriate price and cost analysis.

    3.2.3     Any changes in contract amount due to authorized additional or
              omitted work require appropriate price and cost analysis to
              determine reasonableness. In addition, except for non-construction
              requirements contracts, all changes that cumulatively exceed the
              greater of 10% of the original contract amount or $100,000 shall
              be approved by the CCPO.

                   ARTICLE 4 - PAYMENT AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

4.1    The City agrees to pay and the Contractor agrees to accept, as full
       consideration for the complete and satisfactory performance of the
       Contract Work required under this Contract, the amount set forth in its
       bid (as it may have been adjusted pursuant to the PPB Rules). Payment(s)
       shall be made within 30 days after the filing with the Comptroller of
       voucher(s) for such payment(s). The Commissioner shall file such
       voucher(s) with the Comptroller within 30 days after the receipt of
       invoices for such payment(s). In the event any items in the filing may be
       questioned or disputed by the Commissioner, these items may be deleted
       from the billing until their resolution and the remainder of the billing
       shall be processed within the above period(s).

4.2    The Contractor shall submit numbered invoices for payment in accordance
       with the payment schedule established in the Specifications. Such
       invoices shall set forth the Contract Work for which payment is
       requested, and approval thereof by NYCDOS shall be a prerequisite to
       payment. All payment shall be subject to such provisions for set off as
       may be set forth in this Agreement and in the Specifications.

4.3    Payments shall be made out of such monies as may be reserved by the
       Comptroller for the purpose provided in this Contract. This Contract and
       all payments under this Contract shall be subject to audit by NYCDOS and
       post audit by the Comptroller in accordance with the New York City
       Charter and Administrative Code. The City is exempt from the payment of
       any federal, New York State, and City sales or excise taxes.

4.4    PRICING

    4.4.1     The Contractor shall, whenever required during this Contract,
              including but not limited to the time of bidding or proposing,
              submit cost or pricing data and

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              formally certify that, to the best of its knowledge and belief,
              the cost or pricing data submitted was accurate, complete, and
              current as of a specified date. The Contractor shall be required
              to keep its submission of cost and pricing data current until this
              Contract has been completed.

    4.4.2     The price of any Change Order or Contract modification or
              Amendment subject to the conditions of Section 4.6.1 shall be
              adjusted to exclude any significant sums by which the City finds
              that such price was based on cost or price data furnished by the
              supplier which was inaccurate, incomplete, or not current as of
              the date agreed upon between the parties.

    4.4.3     TIME FOR CERTIFICATION. The Contractor must certify that the cost
              or pricing data submitted are accurate, complete, and current as
              of a mutually determined date.

    4.4.4     REFUSAL TO SUBMIT DATA. When any Contractor refuses to submit the
              required data to support a price, the Contracting Officer shall
              not allow the price.

    4.4.5     CERTIFICATE OF CURRENT COST OR PRICING DATA. Form of Certificate.
              In those cases when cost or pricing data is required,
              certification shall be made using a certificate substantially
              similar to the one contained in the PPB Rules, and such
              certification shall be retained in the Agency Contract File.

4.5    MOST FAVORABLE CUSTOMER CLAUSE: The Contractor warrants and represents
       that the prices, warranties, conditions, benefits and terms set forth in
       this Contract are at least equal to or more favorable to the City than
       the prices, warranties, benefits and terms now charged or offered by the
       Contractor, or that may be charged or offered by the Contractor for the
       same or substantially similar products as described in this Contract. If
       at any time from the bid opening date until final acceptance has been
       made under this Contract, the Contractor provides prices, warranties,
       benefits, terms more favorable than those provided to the City under this
       Contract, then the Contractor shall promptly thereafter notify the City
       of such fact and take such steps to amend this Contract to the changed
       more favorable prices, warranties, conditions, benefits or terms,
       provided that the City shall have the right and option to decline any
       such change(s). If the Contractor is of the opinion that apparently more
       favorable price, warranty, benefit or terms charged or offered a customer
       during the time indicated above is not in fact more favored treatment,
       the Contractor will promptly notify the Commissioner in writing setting
       forth in detail the reason that it believes said apparently more favored
       treatment is not in fact more favored treatment.

4.6    ASSESSMENT OF LIQUIDATED DAMAGES: If provided for in either the Scope of
       Work or in SCHEDULE A, liquidated damages for failure to perform the
       Contract Work in compliance with the terms of this Contract shall be
       assessed by NYCDOS against the Contractor in accordance with those
       provisions for the period(s) (day, hour, etc.), or a fraction thereof;
       given in the Scope of Work and/or in SCHEDULE A. In view of the
       difficulty of accurately ascertaining the loss which the City will suffer
       because of a failure to perform and/or complete the Contract Work,
       liquidated damages, in the amount set forth in the Scope of Work and/or
       in SCHEDULE A, are fixed and agreed upon as liquidated damages and not as
       a penalty.

       Liquidated damages received under this Contract are not intended to be,
       nor shall they be treated as, either a partial or full waiver or
       discharge of the City's right to

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       indemnification under Section 5.4, of the Contractor's obligation to
       indemnify the City, or of any other remedy provided for by this Contract
       or by Law.

       The Comptroller will deduct and retain out of the monies which may become
       due under this Contract the amount of any such liquidated damages. In
       case the amount of liquidated damages which may become due are less than
       the damages suffered by the City, the Contractor will be liable to pay
       the difference upon demand by NYCDOS.

4.7    RIGHT OF SETOFF: The City and NYCDOS shall have the right of setoff
       against any unpaid amount due to the Contractor under this Contract or
       any other agreement between NYCDOS and the Contractor as a partial remedy
       for any of the Contractor's breaches of any representation, warranties,
       or agreements set forth in this Contract, including but not limited to
       the performance of the Contract Work. This right of setoff shall survive
       the termination of this Contract.

4.8    PROMPT PAYMENT: The Prompt Payment provisions set forth in the PPB Rules
       in effect at the time of this solicitation will be applicable to payments
       under this Contract. The provisions require the payment to contractors of
       interest on payments made after the required payment date except as set
       forth in the applicable sections of the PPB Rules. The Contractor must
       submit a proper invoice to receive payment, except where this Contract
       provides that the Contractor will be paid at predetermined intervals
       without having to submit an invoice for each scheduled payment.
       Determinations of interest due will be made in accordance with the
       provisions of the PPB Rules and General Municipal Law 3-a.

                       ARTICLE 5 - LIABILITY OF CONTRACTOR

5.1    GENERAL LIABILITY

    5.1.1     The Contractor shall be solely responsible for all physical
              injuries or death to its agents, servants, or employees or to any
              other person and for all damage to any property sustained during
              its operations and Contract Work under this Contract resulting
              from any act of omission or commission or error in judgment of any
              of its officers, trustees, employees, agents, servants, or
              independent contractors. The Contractor shall be solely
              responsible for the safety and protection of all of its employees
              whether due to the negligence, fault or default of the Contractor
              or not.

    5.1.2     In the event that any claim is made or any action is brought
              against the City arising out of negligence or careless acts or any
              employee of the Contractor either within or without the scope of
              his or her employment, or arising out of the Contractor's
              negligent performance of this Contract, or any act included in
              Section 5.1.1, above, then the City shall have the right to
              withhold further payments hereunder for the purpose of set-off in
              sufficient sums to cover that claim or action. The rights and
              remedies of the City provided for in this clause shall not be
              exclusive arid are in addition to any other rights and remedies
              provided by law or this Contract.

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5.2    PROTECTION OF CITY PROPERTY

    5.2.1     The Contractor assumes the risk of, and shall be responsible for
              any loss or damage to City property, including property and
              equipment leased by the City, used in the performance of this
              Contract, and caused, either directly or indirectly, by the acts,
              conduct, omissions or lack of good faith of the Contractor, its
              officers, managerial personnel employees, or any person, firm,
              company, agent or others engaged by the Contractor as expert,
              consultant, specialist or subcontractor hereunder.

    5.2.2     In the event any such City property is lost or damaged except for
              normal wear and tear, or to the extent that such property is
              consumed in the performance of this Contract, then the City shall
              have the right to withhold further payments hereunder for the
              purpose of set-off in sufficient sums to cover such loss or
              damage.

    5.2.3     The Contractor agrees to indemnify the City and hold it harmless
              from any and all liability or claim for damages due to any such
              loss or damage to any such City property described in Section
              5.1.1 above.

    5.2.4     The rights and remedies of the City provided in this Agreement
              shall not be exclusive and are in addition to any other rights and
              remedies provided by law or by agreement.

    5.2.5     If City property is lost, damaged or destroyed as result of the
              operations of the Contractor or its subcontractors, in the
              performance of this Contract, or from its or their failure to
              comply with any of the provisions of this Contract, or by law, the
              Contractor shall indemnify and hold the City harmless from any and
              all costs and expense which the City may be subjected to which it
              may suffer or incur by reason thereof.

5.3    INFRINGEMENTS

       The Contractor shall be liable to NYCDOS and hereby agrees to indemnify
       and hold NYCDOS harmless for any damage or loss or expense sustained by
       NYCDOS from any infringement by the Contractor of any copyright,
       trademark or patent rights of design, system, drawings, graphs, charts,
       specifications or printed matter furnished or used by the Contractor in
       the performance of this Contract.

5.4    INDEMNIFICATION

       To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Contractor covenants that it
       will protect, indemnify, and hold NYCDOS harmless from and against all
       liabilities, actions, damages, claims, demands, judgments, losses, costs,
       expenses, suits or actions for personal injury to, or death of, any
       person or persons, or loss or damage to property caused by: (a) the
       breach by the Contractor of any of its representations, warranties, or
       agreements contained in this Agreement including misstatements in filings
       relied upon for award; (b) the performance or non-performance of the
       Contractor's obligations under this Contract; (c) the negligent or
       intentional acts or omissions of the Contractor, its officers, trustees,
       employees, agents, servants, or independent contractors. The Contractor
       shall promptly notify NYCDOS of the assertion of any claim against which

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       such other party is indemnified hereunder, shall give the other party the
       opportunity to defend such claim, and shall not settle such claim without
       the written approval of the City's Corporation Counsel. The
       indemnification established under this Section shall not preclude any
       remedies at law or in equity and shall survive the termination of this
       Contract.

              ARTICLE 6 - INSURANCE, PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BONDS

6.1    PERFORMANCE AND PAYMENT BONDS (WHEN CALLED FOR BY THE SOLICITATION
       DOCUMENTS)

    6.1.1     The Contractor shall, prior to or at the same time of execution of
              this Contract, deliver to the City a performance bond and a
              payment bond as security for the payment of all persons performing
              labor or furnishing material in connection with this Contract, IF
              PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BONDS ARE REQUIRED IN SCHEDULE A. The
              payment and performance bonds must have as surety a surety company
              or surety companies that are licensed by the State of New York,
              authorized to do business in the State of New York and approved by
              NYCDOS. The payment and performance bonds shall be in the amount
              specified in SCHEDULE A and must be in the form included in the
              Invitation for Bid package.

    6.1.2     In lieu of a payment and performance bonds, a Contractor may
              deposit with the Comptroller money, or obligations of the City
              which the Comptroller shall approve as of equal value with the
              amount of the Performance and Completion Bond, or a letter of
              credit in a form acceptable to NYCDOS through an institution
              approved by the City as the Comptroller may deem as appropriate.

    6.1.3     Whenever a Contractor deposits obligations of the City in lieu of
              a performance and completion bond (a performance bond) and a labor
              and material bond (a payment bond), it shall be with the
              understanding that the Comptroller, or his or her successors, may
              sell and use the proceeds thereof, for any purpose for which the
              principal or surety on such bond would be liable under the terms
              of this Contract. If money is deposited with the Comptroller, the
              Contractor shall not be entitled to receive interest on such money
              from the City.

6.2    INSURANCE AGREEMENTS IN GENERAL

    6.2.1     REQUIRED INSURANCE

              The Contractor is required to obtain and to maintain the insurance
              described in SCHEDULE A of the Insurance General Conditions, which
              is incorporated into this Contract. SCHEDULE A, and the Insurance
              General Conditions that set forth the detailed requirements for
              insurance, are incorporated into this Contract as if set forth
              herein.

    6.2.2     WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND DISABILITY BENEFITS

              If employees engaged in the Contract Work are required to be
              insured by the provision of Chapter 615 of the Laws of 1922, the
              Workers' Compensation Law, as amended, this Contract shall be void
              and of no effect unless the Contractor secures Workers'
              Compensation Insurance (inclusive of disability benefits) for

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              the benefit of those employees, and keeps the insurance in effect
              during the time of this Contract.

6.3    RETAINED PERCENTAGE IF REQUIRED IN SCHEDULE A

    6.3.1     As further security for the faithful performance of this Contract,
              the Commissioner shall deduct, and retain, until the substantial
              completion of the Contract Work, a percentage as indicated in the
              SCHEDULE A of this Contract, of the value of Contract Work
              certified for payment in each partial payment voucher. In case of
              a unit price contract, the percent retained shall be a percentage
              of the estimated amount set forth in SCHEDULE A to be paid to the
              Contractor under this Contract.

    6.3.2     However, in contracts where full performance and payment bonds are
              not furnished as further security for the faithful performance of
              this Contract, the Commissioner shall deduct, and retain until the
              substantial completion of the Contract Work, 10% of the value of
              Contract Work certified for payment in each partial payment
              voucher, or, in case of a unit price contract, 10% of the
              estimated amount to be paid to the Contractor under this Contract.

                    ARTICLE 7 - PROVISIONS RELATING TO LABOR

7.1    SUPERVISION BY CONTRACTOR

    7.1.1     The Contractor shall give its personal supervision to the Contract
              Work or have a competent manager, foreman or supervisor
              satisfactory to the Commissioner assigned to the Contract Work at
              all times during performance of this Contract.

    7.1.2     In the performance of this Contract, the Contractor shall utilize
              competent and qualified persons. All such persons are the
              employees of the Contractor and not of the City and the Contractor
              shall be responsible for their acts, personal conduct and work.

    7.1.3     All Contract Work shall be performed in a skillful and
              workman-like manner. The Commissioner may require, and the
              Contractor agrees to, the removal from the Contract Work of any of
              the Contractor's personnel or its subcontractor's personnel deemed
              incompetent, careless or otherwise objectionable by the
              Commissioner. With or without cause, NYCDOS may cause any
              personnel supplied by the Contractor to be removed from the
              Contract Work by notifying the Contractor by phone that NYCDOS
              desires such removal. The Contractor agrees to remove the
              identified personnel upon receipt of notification.

    7.1.4     NYCDOS shall have the right to have representatives of NYCDOS, the
              City and State of New York, or the federal government present at
              the Site to observe the Contract Work being performed.

7.2    PROHIBITED ACTS

       The Contractor shall not employ any labor, or utilize materials or means
       which employment or utilization during the course of this Contract may in
       any way tend to cause or result in strikes, work stoppage, delays,
       suspensions of Contract Work or similar troubles by workmen employed by
       the Contractor, or by any of the trades working

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       in or about the buildings and premises where Contract Work is being
       performed under this Contract, or by contractors or their subcontractors
       pursuant to other agreements or contracts, or on any other building
       premises owned or operated by the City, its agencies, departments, boards
       or authorities. Any violation by the Contractor of these requirements
       shall be considered as proper and sufficient cause for declaring the
       Contractor to be in default.

7.3    NOTICE OF LABOR DISPUTES

       Whenever the Contractor has knowledge that any actual or potential labor
       dispute is delaying or threatens to delay the timely performances of this
       Contract, the Contractor shall immediately give notice to NYCDOS,
       including all relevant information with respect thereto.

7.4    NEW YORK STATE LABOR LAW

       The Contractor agrees to carry out all applicable provisions of the Labor
       Law of the State of New York in the performance of this Contract. If
       NYCDOS anticipates that workers whose wages are covered by Labor Law
       Section 220 or Labor Law Section 231 may perform Contract Work, those
       wage rates are included in the Solicitation Documents and are
       incorporated into this Contract. However, if NYCDOS fails to include
       those wage rates, and the Contractor has such workers, the Contractor
       must pay those workers the required wage rates.

7.5    MINIMUM WAGE AND WORKING CONDITIONS

    7.5.1     Except for employees whose minimum wage is required to be fixed
              pursuant to Section 220 (d) of the Labor Law of the State of New
              York, or persons employed by the Consultant and any subcontractor
              in the manufacture or furnishing of the work, labor and services,
              used in the performance of this Contract will be paid not less
              than the federal minimum wage.

    7.5.2     For any breach or violation of any of the provisions of Section
              7.5.1, the Contractor shall be liable to the City for damages
              equal to the amount of any underpayment for wages due to any
              employee engaged in the performance of this Contract, which may be
              withheld from any amounts due under this Contract or may be
              recovered in suits brought by the Corporation Counsel in the name
              of the City. Such damages are in addition to damages for any other
              breach of this Contract. In addition, for violation of this
              Section 7.5.1, the Commissioner shall have the right to cancel
              this Contract and enter into other contracts for the completion of
              the Contract Work, charging any additional cost to the Contractor.
              All sums withheld or recovered as deductions, rebates, refunds, or
              underpayment of wages for violation of the provisions of this
              Section 7.5.1 shall be held in a special deposit account and shall
              be paid without interest, on order of the City Commissioner of
              Labor, directly to the employees who have been paid less than
              minimum rates of pay required by Section 7.5.1 and on whose
              account such sums were withheld or recovered, provided that no
              claims by employees for such payments shall be entertained unless
              made within one year from the date of actual notice to the
              Contractor of the withholding or recovery of such sums by the
              City.

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    7.5.3     No part of the Contract Work will be performed or rendered by the
              Contractor in any plants, factories, buildings or surroundings or
              working under conditions which are unsanitary or hazardous or
              dangerous to the health and safety of employees engaged in the
              performance of this Contract. Compliance with the safety, sanitary
              and factory inspection laws of the state in which the Contract
              Work is to be performed shall be prima facie evidence of
              compliance with this Section.

7.6    NON-DISCRIMINATION (E.O.50)

    7.6.1     This Contract is subject to the requirements of Executive Order
              No. 50 (April 25, 1980) (E.O. 50) and its implementing rules and
              regulations. No Contract will be awarded unless and until such
              requirements have been complied with in their entirety. By signing
              this Contract the Contractor agrees that it:

        7.6.1.1    will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for
                   employment because of race, creed, color, national origin,
                   sex, age, disability, marital status, or sexual orientation
                   with respect to all employment decisions including, demotion,
                   downgrading, transfer, training, rates of pay or other forms
                   of compensation, layoff, termination, and all other terms and
                   conditions of employment.

        7.6.1.2    when it subcontracts, will not engage in any unlawful
                   discrimination in selection of subcontractors on the basis of
                   owner's race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age,
                   disability, martial status or sexual orientation;

        7.6.1.3    will state in all solicitations or advertisements for
                   employees placed by or on behalf of the Contractor that all
                   qualified applicants will receive consideration for
                   employment without regard to race, creed, color, national
                   origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual
                   orientation;

        7.6.1.4    will send to each labor organization or representative or
                   workers with which it has a collective bargaining agreement
                   or other contract or memorandum of understanding, written
                   notification of its equal employment opportunity commitments
                   under E.O. 50 and their implementing rules and regulations;
                   and

        7.6.1.5    will furnish all information and reports including an
                   Employment Report before the award of this Contract that are
                   required by E.O. 50, its implementing rules and regulations,
                   and orders, of the Director of the Division of Labor Services
                   ("DLS"), and will permit access to its books, records, and
                   accounts by NYCDOS for the purposes of investigation to
                   ascertain compliance with such for such rules and regulations
                   for a period of six years after completion of the Contract
                   Work.

    7.6.2     The Contractor understands that in the event of its noncompliance
              with the nondiscrimination clauses of this Agreement or with any
              of such rules, regulations, or orders, such noncompliance shall
              constitute a material breach of this Contract and noncompliance
              with E.O. 50 and its implementing rules and regulations. After a
              hearing held pursuant to such rules, the Director of the Office

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              of Labor Services may direct the imposition by the Commissioner of
              any or all of the following sanctions:

        7.6.2.1    disapproval of the Contractor;

        7.6.2.2    suspension or Termination of this Contract;

        7.6.2.3    declaring the Contractor in default; or

        7.6.2.4    in lieu of any of the foregoing sanctions, the Director of
                   Labor Services may impose an Employment Program.

    7.6.3     The Contractor agrees to include the provisions of the foregoing
              Sections in every subcontract or purchase order in excess of
              $50,000 to which it becomes a party unless exempted by E.O. 50 and
              its implementing rules and regulations, so that such provisions
              will be binding upon each subcontractor. The Contractor will take
              such action with respect to any subcontract or purchase order as
              may be directed by the Director of the Office of Labor Services as
              a means of enforcing such provision including sanctions for
              noncompliance.

    7.6.4     The Contractor further agrees that it will refrain from entering
              into any contract or contract modification subject to E.O. 50 and
              its implementing rules and regulations with a subcontractor who is
              not in compliance with the requirements of E.O. 50 and its
              implementing rules and regulations.

7.7    EQUAL EMPLOYMENT AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMPLIANCE FOR NON-CONSTRUCTION
       CONSULTANTS

    7.7.1     As required by Section 220-e of the New York State Labor Law, the
              Contractor agrees:

        7.7.1.1    that in the hiring of employees for the performance of work
                   under this Contract and any subcontract hereunder, no
                   contractor, subcontractor, nor any person acting on behalf of
                   such contractor or subcontractor shall by reason of race,
                   creed, color, sex, or national origin discriminate against
                   any citizen of the State of New York who is qualified and
                   available to perform the work to which the employment
                   relates;

        7.7.1.2    that no contractor, subcontractor, nor any person acting on
                   his or her behalf shall, in any manner, shall discriminate
                   against or intimidate any employee hired for the performance
                   of work under this Contract on account of race, creed, color,
                   sex, or national origin;

        7.7.1.3    that there may be deducted from the amount payable to the
                   Consultant by the City under this Contract a penalty of five
                   hundred dollars ($500) for each person for each calendar day
                   during which such a person is discriminated against or is
                   intimidated in violation of the provisions of this Contract;
                   and

        7.7.1.4    that this Contract can be canceled or terminated by the City
                   and all monies due or to become due hereunder may be
                   forfeited, for a second or any

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                   subsequent violation of the terms or conditions of this
                   Section 7.7.1 of the Agreement.

    7.7.2     The provisions of this Section covering every contract for or on
              behalf of the State or a municipality for the manufacture, sale or
              distribution of materials, equipment or supplies shall be limited
              to operations performed within the territorial limits of the State
              of New York.

7.8    CITY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NON-DISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS. As required by
       Section 6-108 of the New York City Administrative Code:

    7.8.1     It shall be unlawful for any person engaged in the construction,
              alteration, or repair of buildings or engaged in the construction
              or repair of streets or highways pursuant to a contract with the
              City or engaged in the manufacture, sale or distribution of
              materials, equipment or supplies pursuant to a contract with the
              City to refuse to employ or to refuse to continue in any
              employment any person on account of race, color, or creed of such
              person.

    7.8.2     It shall be unlawful for any person or any servant, agent, or
              employee of any person, described in Section 7.8.1 above, to ask,
              indicate or transmit, orally or in writing, directly or
              indirectly, the race, color, or creed or religious affiliation of
              any person employed or seeking employment from such person, firm
              or corporation.

    7.8.3     Disobedience of the foregoing provisions shall be deemed a
              violation of a material provision of this Contract.

    7.8.4     Any person, or the employee, manager or owner who shall violate
              any of the provisions of this Section 7.8 shall, upon conviction
              thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred
              dollars or by imprisonment of not more than thirty days, or both.

                          ARTICLE 8 - BOOKS AND RECORDS

8.1    MAINTENANCE

       The Contractor agrees to maintain separate and accurate books, records,
       documents and other evidence and to use accounting procedures and
       practices which sufficiently and properly reflect all direct and indirect
       costs of any nature expended in the performance of this Contract.

8.2    RETENTION OF RECORDS

       The Contractor agrees to retain all books, records, and other documents
       relevant to this Contract for six years after the final payment or
       termination of this Contract whichever is later. City, New York State,
       and federal auditors and any other persons duly authorized by NYCDOS
       shall have full access to and the right to examine any of said materials
       during said period.

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8.3    NO REMOVAL OF RECORDS FROM PREMISES

       Where performance of this Contract involves use by the Contractor of
       NYCDOS papers, files, data or records at NYCDOS facilities or offices,
       the Contractor shall not remove any such papers, files, data or records
       therefrom without the prior approval of NYCDOS's designated official.

8.4    AUDIT BY NYCDOS AND THE CITY

    8.4.1     All vouchers or invoices presented for payment to be made
              hereunder, and the books, records and accounts upon which said
              vouchers or invoices are based are subject to audit by the NYCDOS
              and by the Comptroller pursuant to the powers and responsibilities
              as conferred upon NYCDOS and the Comptroller by the New York City
              Charter and Administrative Code of the City of New York, as well
              as all orders and regulations promulgated pursuant thereto.

    8.4.2     The Contractor shall submit any and all documentation and
              justification in support of expenditures or fees under this
              Contract as may be required by NYCDOS and the Comptroller so that
              they may evaluate the reasonableness of the charges and shall make
              its records available to NYCDOS and to the Comptroller as they
              consider necessary.

    8.4.3     All books, vouchers, records, reports, canceled checks and any and
              all similar material may be subject to periodic inspection, review
              and audit by the State of New York, the federal government and
              other persons duly authorized by the City. Such audit may include
              examination and review of the source and application of all funds
              whether from the City, any state, the, federal government, private
              sources or otherwise.

    8.4.4     The Contractor shall not be entitled to final payment under this
              Contract until all requirements have been satisfactorily met.

                   ARTICLE 9 - REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

9.1    PROCUREMENT OF CONTRACT

    9.1.1     The Contractor represents and warrants that no person or selling
              agency has been employed or retained to solicit or secure this
              Contract upon an agreement or understanding for a commission,
              percentage, brokerage fee, contingent fee, or any other
              compensation. The Contractor further represents and warrants that
              no payment, gift or thing of value has been made, given or
              promised to obtain this or any other agreement between the
              parties. The Contractor makes such representations and warranties
              to induce the City to enter into this Contract, and the City
              relies upon such representations and warranties in the execution
              of this Contract.

    9.1.2     For a breach or violation of such representations or warranties,
              the Commissioner shall have the right to annul this Contract
              without liability, entitling the City to recover all monies paid
              under this Contract and the Contractor shall not make claim for,
              or be entitled to recover, any sum or sums due under this
              Contract. This remedy, if effected, shall not constitute the sole
              remedy afforded

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              the City for the falsity or breach, nor shall it constitute a
              waiver of the City's right to claim damages or refuse payment or
              to take any other action provided for by Law or pursuant to this
              Contract.

9.2    CONFLICT OF INTEREST

       The Contractor represents and warrants that neither it nor any of its
       directors, officers, members, partners or employees, have any interest,
       nor shall they acquire any interest, directly or indirectly which would
       or may conflict in any manner or degree with the performance or rendering
       of the Contract Work provided in this Contract. The Contractor further
       represents and warrants that in the performance of this Contract no
       person having such interest or possible interest shall be employed by it.
       No elected officials or other officer or employee of NYCDOS or the City,
       nor any person whose salary is payable, in whole or part, from the City
       Treasury, shall participate in any decision relating to this Contract
       which affects his or her personal interest or the interest of any
       corporation, partnership or association in which he or she is, directly
       or indirectly, interested nor shall any such person have any interest,
       direct or indirect, in this Contract or in its proceeds.

9.3    FAIR PRACTICE. The Contractor and each person signing on behalf of any
       Contractor represents, warrants and certifies, under penalty of perjury,
       that to the best of its knowledge and belief:

    9.3.1     The prices in this Contract have been arrived at independently
              without collusion, consultation, communication, or agreement, for
              the purpose of restricting competition, as to any matter relating
              to such prices with any other bidder or proposer, or with any
              competitor that did not submit a bid.

    9.3.2     Unless otherwise required by law, the prices which have been
              quoted in this Contract and on the bid submitted by the Contractor
              have not been knowingly disclosed by the. Contractor prior to the
              bid opening, directly or indirectly, to any other bidder or
              proposer, or any competitor that did not submit a bid; and

    9.3.3     No attempt has been made or will be made by the Contractor to
              indicate any other person, partnership or corporation to submit or
              not to submit a bid for the purpose of restricting competition.

    9.3.4     The fact that the Contractor (a) has published price lists, rates,
              or tariffs covering items being procured, (b) has informed
              prospective customers of proposed or pending publication of new or
              revised price lists for such items, or (c) has sold the same items
              to other customers at the same prices being bid or proposed, does
              not constitute, without more, a disclosure within the meaning of
              the above.

                    ARTICLE 10 - COVENANTS OF THE CONTRACTOR

10.1   EMPLOYEES OF THE CONTRACTOR

       All experts, consultants, subcontractors, or employees of the Contractor
       who are employed by the Contractor to perform Contract Work under this
       Contract are neither employees of the City nor under contract to the City
       and the Contractor alone is responsible for their work, direction,
       compensation and personal conduct while engaged

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       under this Contract. Nothing in this Contract shall impose any liability
       or duty on the City for the acts, omissions, liabilities or obligations
       of the Contractor or any person, firm, company, agency, association,
       corporation or organization engaged by the Contractor as expert,
       consultant, subcontractor, independent contractor, specialist, trainee,
       employee, servant, or agent or for taxes of any insurance, worker's
       compensation, disability benefits and social security, or, except as
       specifically stated in this Contract to any person, firm or corporation.

10.2   INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS

       The Contractor and NYCDOS agree that the Contractor is an independent
       contractor, and not an employee of NYCDOS or the City, and that in
       accordance with such status as independent contractor, the Contractor
       covenants and agrees that neither it nor its employees or agents will
       hold themselves out as, nor claim to be, officers or employees of the
       City, or of any department, agency or unit thereof, by reason hereof, and
       that they will not, by reason hereof, make any claim, demand or
       application to or for any right of privilege applicable to an officer of
       or employee of the City, including, but not limited to, Worker's
       Compensation coverage, unemployment insurance benefits, Social Security
       coverage or employee retirement membership or credit.

10.3   CONFIDENTIALITY

       All of the reports, information or data, furnished to or prepared,
       assembled or used by the Contractor under this Contract are to be held
       confidential, and prior to publication, the Contractor agrees that the
       same shall not be made available to any individual or organization
       without the prior written approval of NYCDOS. The provisions of this
       Section shall remain in full force and effect following termination of,
       or cessation of the Contract Work required by this Contract.

10.4   COMPLIANCE WITH LAW

       The Contractor shall render all Contract Work under this Contract in
       accordance with the applicable provision of federal,, City and State of
       New York, and local laws, rules and regulations as are in effect at the
       time such Contract Work is rendered.

10.5   INVESTIGATION CLAUSE

    10.5.1    The parties to this Contract agree to cooperate fully and
              faithfully with any investigation, audit or inquiry conducted by a
              New York State or City governmental agency or authority that is
              empowered directly or by designation to compel the attendance of
              witnesses and to examine witnesses under oath, or conducted by the
              Inspector General of a governmental agency that is a party in
              interest to the transaction; submitted bid or proposal, agreement,
              contract, lease, permit, or license that is the subject of the
              investigation, audit or inquiry.

    10.5.2    If any person who has been advised that his or her statement, and
              any information from such statement, will not be used against him
              or her in any subsequent criminal proceeding refuses to testify
              before a grand jury or other governmental agency or authority
              empowered directly or designation to compel the attendance of
              witnessed and to examine witnesses under oath concerning the award
              of or performance under any transaction, agreement, lease, permit,

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              contract, or license entered into with the City, the State of New
              York, or any political subdivision or public authority thereof, or
              the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, or any local
              development corporation within the City, or any public benefit
              corporation organized under the laws of the State of New York, or;

    10.5.3    If any person refuses to testify for a reason other than the
              assertion of his or her privilege against self-incrimination in an
              investigation, audit or inquiry conducted by a City or New York
              State governmental agency or authority empowered directly or by
              designation to compel the attendance of witnessed and to take
              testimony under oath or by the Inspector General of the
              governmental agency that is a party in interest in, and is seeking
              testimony concerning the award of, or performance under, any
              transaction, agreement, lease, permit, contract, or license
              entered into with the City, the State of New York, or any
              political subdivision thereof or any local development corporation
              within the City then;

    10.5.4    The Commissioner, whose agency is a party in interest to the
              transaction, submitted bid, submitted proposal, agreement,
              contract, lease, permit, or license shall convene a hearing, upon
              not less than five (5) days written notice to the parties involved
              to determined if any penalties should attach for the failure of a
              person to testify.

    10.5.5    If any non-governmental party to the hearing requests an
              adjournment, the Commissioner who convened the hearing may, upon
              granting the adjournment, suspend any agreement, contract, lease,
              permit, or license pending the final determination pursuant to
              Section 10.5.7 below without the City incurring any penalty or
              damages for delay or otherwise.

    10.5.6    The penalties which may attached after a final determination by
              the Commissioner may include but shall not exceed:

        10.5.6.1   The disqualification for a period not to exceed five (5)
                   years from the date of an adverse determination for any
                   person, or any entity of which such person was a member at
                   the time the testimony was sought, from submitting bids or
                   proposals for, or transacting business with, or entering into
                   or obtaining any agreement, contract, lease, permit, or
                   license with or from the City; and/or

        10.5.6.2   The cancellation or termination of any and all such existing
                   City contracts, agreements, leases, permits or licenses that
                   the refusal to testify concerns and that have not been
                   assigned as permitted under this Contract, not the proceeds
                   of which pledged, to an unaffiliated an unrelated
                   institutional lender for fair value prior to the issuance of
                   the notice scheduling the hearing, without the City incurring
                   any penalty or damages on account of such cancellation or
                   termination; monies lawfully due for goods delivered, work
                   done, rentals, or fees occurred prior to the cancellation or
                   termination shall be paid by the City.

    10.5.7    The Commissioner shall consider and address in reaching his or her
              determination and in assessing an appropriate penalty the factors
              in Sections 10.5.7.1 and 10.5.7.2 below. He or she may also
              consider, if relevant and appropriate, the criteria established in
              Sections 10.5.7.3 and 10.5.7.4 below in addition to any other
              information which may be relevant and appropriate:

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        10.5.7.1   The party's good faith endeavors or lack thereof to cooperate
                   fully and faithfully with any governmental investigation or
                   audit, including but not limited to the discipline,
                   discharge, or the dissociation of any person failing to
                   testify, the production of accurate and complete books and
                   records, and the forthcoming testimony of all other members,
                   agents assignees or fiduciaries whose testimony is sought.

        10.5.7.2   The relationship of the person who refused to testify to any
                   entity that is a party to the hearing, including, but not
                   limited to, whether the person whose testimony is sought has
                   an ownership interest in the entity and/or the degree of
                   authority and responsibility the person has within the
                   entity.

        10.5.7.3   The nexus of the testimony sought to the subject entity and
                   its agreements, contracts, leases, permits or licenses.

        10.5.7.4   The effect a penalty may have on an unaffiliated and
                   unrelated party or entity that has a significant interest in
                   an entity subject to penalties under Section 10.5.6 above,
                   provided that the party or entity has given actual notice to
                   the Commissioner upon the acquisition of the interest or at
                   the hearing called for in Section 10.5.4 above gives notice,
                   and proves that such interest was previously acquired. Under
                   either circumstance the party or entity must present evidence
                   at the hearing demonstrating the potential adverse impact a
                   penalty will have on such person or entity.

    10.5.8    Definitions Used in this Section 10.5:

        10.5.8.1   The term "LICENSE" or "PERMIT" as used in this Section shall
                   be defined as a license, permit, franchise or concession not
                   granted as a matter of right.

        10.5.8.2   The term "PERSON" as used in this Section shall be defined as
                   any natural person doing business alone or associated with
                   another person or entity as a partner, director, officer,
                   principal or employee.

        10.5.8.3   The term "ENTITY" as used in this Section shall be defined as
                   any firm, partnership, corporation, association, or person
                   that receives monies, benefits, licenses, leases, or permits
                   from or through the City or otherwise transacts business with
                   the City.

        10.5.8.4   The term "MEMBER" as used in this Section shall be defined as
                   any person associated with another person or entity as a
                   partner, director, office, principal or employee.

    10.5.9    In addition to and notwithstanding any other provision of this
              Contract the Commissioner may, in his or her sole discretion,
              terminate this Contract upon not less than three days written
              notice in the event the Contractor fails to promptly report in
              writing to the Commissioner of Investigation any solicitation of
              money, goods, request for future employment or other benefit or
              thing of value, by or on behalf of any employee of the City or
              other person, firm, corporation or entity for any purpose which
              may be related to the procurement or obtaining of this Contract by
              the Contractor, or affecting the performance of this Contract.

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10.6   ASSIGNMENT OF THIS CONTRACT

    10.6.1    The Contractor shall not assign, transfer, convey, sublet or
              otherwise dispose of this Contract, or of the Contractor's power
              of attorney or otherwise, any of its rights to receive monies due
              or to become due under this Contract, unless the prior written
              consent of NYCDOS shall be obtained. Any such assignment,
              transfer, convenience, sublease or other disposition without such
              consent shall be void.

    10.6.2    In the event that the Contractor assigns, transfers, conveys,
              sublets or otherwise disposes of this Contract as specified in
              Section 10.6.1 above, without the prior written consent of NYCDOS,
              NYCDOS shall revoke and annul this Contract and NYCDOS shall be
              relieved and discharged from any and all liability and obligations
              growing out of this Contract to the Contractor, its assignees,
              transferees or subleasees shall forfeit and lose all monies
              theretofore earned under this Contract except so much thereof as
              may be required to pay the Contractor's employees.

    10.6.3    The provisions of this Section shall not hinder, prevent or affect
              an assignment by the Contractor for the benefit of its creditors
              made pursuant to the laws of the State of New York.

    10.6.4    This Contract may be assigned by the City to any corporation,
              agencies or instrumentality having authority to accept such
              assignment.

10.7   SUBCONTRACTING

    10.7.1    The Contractor agrees not to enter into any subcontracts for the
              performance of the obligations, in whole or in part, under this
              Contract without the prior written approval of NYCDOS. Two copies
              of each such proposed subcontract shall be submitted to NYCDOS
              with the Contractor's written request for approval.

    10.7.2    All such subcontracts shall contain provisions specifying:

        10.7.2.1   that the Contract Work performed by the subcontractor must be
                   in accordance with the terms of this Contract between NYCDOS
                   and the Contractor;

        10.7.2.2   that nothing contained in a subcontract shall impair the
                   rights of NYCDOS;

        10.7.2.3   that nothing contained in a subcontract, or under this
                   Contract between NYCDOS and the Contractor, shall create any
                   contractual relationship between the subcontractor and
                   NYCDOS; and

        10.7.2.4   that the subcontractor specifically agrees to be bound by the
                   confidentiality provision, the MacBride Principles attached
                   as EXHIBIT A, the Burma Provisions attached as EXHIBIT B, the
                   Non-Discrimination (E.O. 50) provisions, and the
                   Investigations provisions set forth in this Contract between
                   NYCDOS and the Contractor.

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    10.7.3    The Contractor agrees that it is fully responsible to NYCDOS for
              the acts and omissions of the subcontractors and of persons either
              directly or indirectly employed by them as it is for the acts and
              omissions of persons directly employed by it.

    10.7.4    The approval required by Section 10.7.1 is required in all cases
              other than individual employer employee contracts.

    10.7.5    The Contractor shall not in any way be relieved of any
              responsibility under this Contract by any subcontract.

10.8   PUBLICITY

    10.8.1    The prior written approval of NYCDOS is required before the
              Contractor or any of its employees, servants, agents, or
              independent contractors may, at any time either during or after
              completion or termination of this Contract, make any statement to
              the press or issue any material for publication through the media
              of communication bearing on the work performed or data collected
              under this Contract.

    10.8.2    If the Contractor publishes a work dealing with any aspect of
              performance under this Contract, or of the results and
              accomplishments attained in such performance, NYCDOS shall have a
              royalty fee, non-exclusive and irrevocable license to reproduce,
              publish or otherwise use and to authorize others to use the
              publication.

10.9   PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL BOYCOTT

    10.9.1    The Contractor agrees that neither the Contractor nor any
              substantially owned affiliated company is participating or shall
              participate in an international boycott in violation of the
              provisions of the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended,
              of the regulations of the United States Department of Commerce
              promulgated thereunder.

    10.9.2    Upon the final determination by the Commerce Department or any
              other agency of the United States as to, or conviction of the
              Contractor or a substantially owned affiliated company thereof, or
              participation an international boycott in violation of the
              provisions of the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended,
              or the regulations promulgated thereunder, the Comptroller may, at
              this option, render forfeit and void this Contract.

    10.9.3    The Contractor shall comply in all respects, with the provisions
              of Section 6-114 of the Administrative Code of the City of New
              York and the implementing rules and regulations issued by the
              Comptroller.

10.10  INVENTIONS, PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS

    10.10.1   Any discovery or invention arising out of or developed in the
              course of performance of this Contract shall be promptly and fully
              reported to NYCDOS, and if the Contract Work is supported by a
              federal grant of funds, it shall be

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              promptly and fully reported to the federal government for
              determination as to whether patent protection on such invention
              shall be sought and how the rights in the invention or discovery,
              including rights under any patent issued thereon, shall be
              disposed of and administered in order to protect the public
              interest.

    10.10.2   No report, document or other data produced in whole or in part
              with Contract funds shall be copyrighted by the Contractor nor
              shall any notice of copyright be registered by the Contractor in
              connection with any report, document or other data developed for
              this Contract.

    10.10.3   If any copyrightable material is developed under, or in the course
              of performing this Contract, any federal agency providing federal
              financial participation for this Contract shall have royalty-free,
              nonexclusive and irrevocable right to reproduce, publish or
              otherwise use, and to authorize and to authorize others to use,
              the work for governmental purposes.

    10.10.4   In no event shall Sections 10.10.1, 10.10.2 and 10.10.3 be deemed
              to apply to any report, document or other data, or any invention
              of the Contractor which existed prior to, or was developed or
              discovered independently from, its activities related to or funded
              by this Contract.

10.11  ANTI-TRUST

    10.11.1   The Contractor hereby assigns, sells and transfers to the City all
              right, title and interest in and any claims and causes of action
              arising under the anti-trust laws of the State of New York or of
              the United Stated relating to the particular goods and services
              purchased or procured by the City under this Contract.

10.12  POLITICAL ACTIVITY

    10.12.1   There shall be no partisan political activity or any activity to
              further the election or defeat of any candidate for public,
              political or party office as part of or in connection with this
              Contract.

    10.12.2   No funds provided under this Contract shall be used, for publicity
              or propaganda purposes, for the preparation, distribution or use
              of any kit, pamphlet, booklet, publication, radio, television or
              film presentation designed to support or defeat legislation
              pending before the Congress of the United States, except in
              presentation to the Congress itself.

    10.12.3   No funds provided under this Contract shall be used, to pay the
              salary or expenses of any person to engage in any activity
              designed to influence legislation or appropriations pending before
              the Congress of the United States.

10.13  CLEAN AIR PROVISIONS

    10.13.1   If the amount of this Contract is in excess of $100,000, the
              Contractor shall comply with all applicable standards, orders or
              regulations issued pursuant to the Clean Air Act of 1970, as
              amended (42 U.S.C. 1857B, et seq.) and the Federal Water Pollution
              Act (33 U.S.C. 1251, et. seq.)

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    10.13.2   If a harmful dust hazard is created in performing the Contract
              Work under this Contract, for the elimination of which appliances
              or methods have been approved by the Board of Standards and
              Appeals of the State of New York, such appliances and Methods
              shall be installed, maintained, and effectively operated during
              the continuance of such harmful dust hazard. Failure to comply
              with this provision after notice shall make this Contract void.

    10.13.3   In accordance with the provisions of Section 1403.3.2.25, Noise
              Abatement Contract Compliance, of Part III of Chapter 57 of the
              Administrative Code of the City of New York.

        10.13.3.1  Devices and activities which will be operated, conducted,
                   constructed or manufactured pursuant to this Contract and
                   which are subject to the provisions of the New York City
                   Noise Control Code shall be operated, conducted, constructed,
                   or manufactured without causing a violation of the code.

        10.13.3.2  Such devices and activities shall incorporate advances in the
                   art of noise control development for the kind and level of
                   noise emitted or produced by such devices and activities, in
                   accordance with regulations issued by the Administrator of
                   the Environmental Protection Administration. Regulations
                   promulgated pursuant to Section 1403.3.2.25 of the New York
                   City Noise Control Code after the bid or proposal openings
                   for this Contract shall not alter its terms, conditions and
                   Specifications.

                            ARTICLE 11 - TERMINATION

11.1   TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE

    11.1.1    At any time during the period of this Contract NYCDOS, upon ten
              days' written notice to the Contractor, may cancel this Contract
              and terminate the Contract Work in whole or in part. In such event
              the Contractor shall be paid whatever sum has become due to the
              Contractor for Contract Work performed prior to the effective date
              of the cancellation without further liability to the City.

    11.1.2    The Contractor shall be entitled to apply to NYCDOS to have this
              Contract terminated by NYCDOS by reason of any failure in the
              performance of this Contract (including any failure by the
              Contractor to make progress in the prosecution of Contract Work
              that endangers such performance), if such failure arises out of
              causes beyond the control and without the fault or negligence of
              the Contractor. Such causes may include, but are not restricted
              to: acts of God or of the public enemy, acts of the government in
              either its sovereign or contractual capacity, fires, flood,
              epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, freight embargoes, or
              any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Contractor.
              The determination that such failure arises out of causes beyond
              the control and without the fault or negligence of the Contractor
              shall be made by the Commissioner who agrees to exercise
              reasonable judgment in reaching the determination. If such a
              determination is made and this Contract terminated by NYCDOS
              pursuant to such application by the Contractor, such termination
              shall be deemed to be without cause.

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    11.1.3    All payments pursuant to this Section 11.1 shall be accepted by
              the Contractor in full satisfaction of all claims against the City
              arising out of termination.

    11.1.4    If the Commissioner terminates this Contract in whole or in part
              as provided in Section 11.1 above, the City may procure, upon such
              terms and in such manner deemed appropriate, supplies or services
              similar to those so terminated, and the Contractor shall continue
              the performance of this Contract to the extent it has not been
              terminated.

11.2   TERMINATION FOR CAUSE

    11.2.1    The Contractor may be declared in default by NYCDOS, and NYCDOS
              may terminate this Contract in whole or in part by written notice
              to the Contractor for, but not limited to, one or more of the
              following:

        11.2.1.1   The Contractor becomes insolvent;

        11.2.1.2   The Contractor makes an assignment for the benefit of
                   creditors pursuant to the Statute of the State of New York;

        11.2.1.3   A voluntary or involuntary petition in bankruptcy be filed by
                   or against the Contractor;

        11.2.1.4   A receiver or receivers are appointed to take charge of the
                   Contractor's property or affairs;

        11.2.1.5   The Contractor sublets, assigns, transfers, conveys or
                   otherwise disposes of this Contract other than as specified
                   in this Contract;

        11.2.1.6   The Contractor fails or refuses to proceed with the Contract
                   Work when and as directed by the Commissioner;

        11.2.1.7   The Contractor is or has been unnecessarily or unreasonably
                   or willfully delaying (a) the performance and completion of
                   the Contract Work, (b) the award of necessary subcontracts,
                   or (c) the placement of necessary material and equipment
                   order;

        11.2.1.8   The Contractor, without just cause, reduces its working force
                   to a number which, if maintained, would jeopardize the timely
                   performance of this Contract, and fails or refuses to
                   increase such working force when ordered to do so by the
                   Commissioner;

        11.2.1.9   The Contract Work cannot be completed or is not completed
                   within the time provided for in this Contract or within the
                   time to which such completion may have been extended unless,
                   however, the delay is caused by circumstances under the
                   Commissioner's control;

        11.2.1.10  The Contractor abandons the Contract Work;

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        11.2.1.11  The Contractor is or has been willfully or in bad faith
                   violating any of the provisions of this Contract;

        11.2.1.12  The Contractor fails to secure and maintain all required
                   insurance;

        11.2.1.13  Any statement or representation of the Contractor in this
                   Contract or in any document submitted by the Contractor with
                   respect to the work, the project, or this Contract (or for
                   purposes of securing this Contract) is untrue or incorrect
                   when made; or

        11.2.1.14  The Contractor commits an act of default (if any) listed in
                   the Specifications.

    11.2.2    In the event that the Commissioner terminates this Contract in
              whole or in part as provided in Section 11.2.1 above, the City may
              procure, upon such terms and in such manner deemed appropriate,
              supplies or services similar to those so terminated. The
              Contractor shall be liable to the City for any excess costs for
              such similar supplies or services, and the Contractor shall
              continue the performance of this Contract to the extent it has not
              been terminated.

    11.2.3    Before the Commissioner shall exercise his or her right to declare
              the Contractor in default by reason of conditions set forth in
              Sections 11.2.1.1, 11.2.1.5, 11.2.1.6, 11.2.1.7, 11.2.1.8 and
              11.2.1.10, the Commissioner shall give the Contractor an
              opportunity to be heard, on two days' written notice, at which
              hearing the Contractor may have a stenographer present provided,
              however, that a copy of such stenographic notes, if any, shall be
              furnished to the Commissioner.

    11.2.4    Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Contract, the
              Contractor shall not relieved of liability to the City for damages
              sustained by the City by virtue of the Contractor's default, and
              the City may withhold payments to the Contractor for the purpose
              of set off until such time as the exact amount of damages due to
              the City from the Contractor is determined.

11.3   CONVERSION OF TERMINATION FOR CAUSE TO TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE

       If, after a declaration of default under Section 11.2, it is determined
       that for any reason the Contractor was not in default under that Section,
       or that such default was excusable, the rights and obligations of the
       parties shall be the same as if a notice of termination has been issued
       under Section 11.1.1 of this Agreement.

11.4   TERMINATION GENERALLY

    11.4.1    The provisions of this Agreement regarding confidentiality of
              information shall remain in full force and effect following any
              termination.

    11.4.2    The rights and remedies of the City provided in this Article and
              elsewhere in this Agreement shall not be exclusive and are in
              addition to all other rights and remedies provided by law or under
              this Contract.

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    ARTICLE 12 - RESOLUTION OF DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

12.1   APPLICABILITY - This section shall apply to disputes between the City and
       a supplier that arise under, or by virtue of, a contract between them.
       All contracts shall include a clause providing that all disputes of the
       kind delineated herein shall be finally resolved in accordance with the
       provisions of this section.

    12.1.1    This section shall not apply to disputes concerning matters dealt
              with in other sections of these PPB Rules or to disputes involving
              patents, copyrights, trademarks, or trade secrets (as interpreted
              by the courts of New York State) relating to proprietary rights in
              computer software.

    12.1.2    For construction or construction-related services, this section
              shall apply only to disputes about the scope of work delineated by
              the Contract, the interpretation of Contract Documents, the amount
              to be paid for extra work or disputed work performed in connection
              with the Contract, the conformity of the supplier's work to the
              Contract, and the acceptability and quality of the supplier's
              work; such disputes arise when the Engineer makes a determination
              with which the supplier disagrees.

12.2   GENERAL PROVISIONS - All determinations required by this section shall be
       clearly stated, with a reasoned explanation for the determination based
       on the information and evidence presented to the party making the
       determination. Failure to make such determination within the time
       required by this section shall be deemed a non-determination without
       prejudice that will allow application to the next level.

12.3   WORK TO CONTINUE - During such time as any dispute is being presented,
       heard, and considered pursuant to this section, the Contract terms shall
       remain in full force and effect and the Contractor shall continue to
       perform work in accordance with the Contract and as directed by the
       Agency Chief Contracting Officer or Engineer. Failure of the supplier to
       continue the work as directed shall constitute a waiver by the supplier
       of any and all claims being presented pursuant to this section and a
       material breach of Contract.

12.4   PRESENTATION OF DISPUTE TO THE COMMISSIONER.

    12.4.1    Notice of Dispute and Agency Response - The supplier shall present
              its dispute in writing ("NOTICE OF DISPUTE") to the Commissioner
              within the time specified herein or, if no time is specified,
              within thirty days of receiving written notice of the
              determination or action that is the subject of the dispute. This
              notice requirement shall not be read to replace any other notice
              requirements contained in the Contract. The Notice of Dispute
              shall include all the facts, evidence, documents, or other basis
              upon which the supplier relies in support of its position, as well
              as a detailed computation demonstrating how any amount of money
              claimed by the supplier in the dispute was arrived at. Within
              thirty days after receipt of the complete Notice of Dispute, the
              Agency Chief Contracting Officer or, in the case of construction
              or construction-related services, the Engineer, shall submit to
              the Commissioner all materials he or she deems pertinent to the
              dispute. Following initial submissions to the Commissioner, either

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              party may demand of the other the production of any document or
              other material the demanding party believes may be relevant to the
              dispute. The requested party shall produce all relevant materials
              that are not otherwise protected by a legal privilege recognized
              by the courts of New York State. Any questions of relevancy shall
              be determined by the Commissioner whose decision shall be final.
              Willful failure of the supplier to produce any requested material
              whose relevancy the supplier has not disputed, or whose relevancy
              has been affirmatively determined, shall constitute a waiver by
              the supplier of its claim.

    12.4.2    COMMISSIONER'S INQUIRY - The Commissioner shall examine the
              material and may, in his or her discretion, convene an informal
              conference with the supplier and the Agency Chief Contracting
              Officer and, in the case of construction or construction-related
              services, the Engineer, to resolve the issue by mutual consent
              prior to reaching a determination. The Commissioner may seek such
              technical or other expertise as he or she shall deem appropriate,
              including the use of neutral mediators, and require any such
              additional material from either or both parties as he or she deems
              fit. The Commissioner's ability to render, and the effect of, a
              decision hereunder shall not be impaired by any negotiations in
              connection with the dispute presented, whether or not the
              Commissioner participated therein. The Commissioner may or, at the
              request of any party to the dispute, shall compel the
              participation of any other supplier with a contract related to the
              work of this Contract, and that supplier shall be bound by the
              decision of the Commissioner. Any supplier thus brought into the
              dispute resolution proceeding shall have the same rights and
              obligations under this section as the supplier initiating the
              dispute.

    12.4.3    COMMISSIONER'S DETERMINATION - Within thirty days after the
              receipt of all materials and information, or such longer time as
              may be agreed to by the parties, the Commissioner shall make his
              or her determination and shall deliver or send a copy of such
              determination to the supplier and Agency Chief Contracting Officer
              and, in the case of construction or construction-related services,
              the Engineer, together with a statement concerning how the
              decision may be appealed.

12.5   FINALITY OF THE COMMISSIONER'S DECISION - The Commissioner's decision
       shall be final and binding on all parties, unless presented to the
       Contract Dispute Resolution Board ("CDRB") pursuant to this section. The
       City may not take a petition to the CDRB. However, should the supplier
       take such a petition, the City may seek, and the CDRB may render a
       determination less favorable to the supplier and more favorable to the
       City than the decision of the Commissioner.

    12.5.1    PRESENTATION OF DISPUTE TO THE COMPTROLLER - Before any dispute
              may be brought by the supplier to the CDRB, the supplier must
              first present its claim to the Comptroller for his or her review,
              investigation, and possible adjustment.

    12.5.2    TIME, FORM, AND CONTENT OF NOTICE - Within thirty days of receipt
              of a decision by the Commissioner, the supplier shall submit to
              the Comptroller and to the Commissioner a Notice of Claim
              regarding its dispute with the Agency. The Notice of Claim shall
              consist of: a) a brief statement of the substance of the dispute,
              the amount of money, if any, claimed and the reason(s) the
              supplier contends the dispute was wrongly decided by the
              Commissioner; b) a copy of the

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              decision of the Commissioner; and c) a copy of all materials
              submitted by the supplier to the Agency, including the Notice of
              Dispute. The supplier may not present to the Comptroller any
              material not presented to the Commissioner, except at the request
              of the Comptroller.

    12.5.3    AGENCY RESPONSE - Within thirty days of receipt of the Notice of
              Claim, the Agency shall make available to the Comptroller a copy
              of all material submitted by the Agency to the Commissioner in
              connection with the dispute. The Agency may not present to the
              Comptroller any material not presented to the Commissioner except
              at the request of the Comptroller.

    12.5.4    COMPTROLLER INVESTIGATION - The Comptroller. may investigate the
              claim in dispute and, in the course of such investigation, may
              exercise all powers provided in sections 7-201 and 7-203 of the
              New York City Administrative code. In addition, the Comptroller
              may demand of either party, and such party shall provide, whatever
              additional material the Comptroller deems pertinent to the claim,
              including original business records of the supplier. Willful
              failure of the supplier to produce within fifteen days any
              material requested by the Comptroller shall constitute a waiver by
              the Contractor of its claim. The Comptroller may also schedule an
              informal conference to be attended by the Contractor, Agency
              representatives; and any other personnel desired by the
              Comptroller.

    12.5.5    OPPORTUNITY OF COMPTROLLER TO COMPROMISE OR ADJUST CLAIM - The
              Comptroller shall have forty-five days from his or her receipt of
              all materials referred to in the preceding Section to investigate
              the disputed claim. The period for investigation and compromise
              may be further extended by agreement between the supplier and the
              Comptroller, to a maximum of ninety days from the Comptroller's
              receipt of all the materials. The supplier may not present its
              petition to the CDRB until the period for investigation and
              compromise delineated in this paragraph has expired. In
              compromising or adjusting any claim hereunder, the Comptroller may
              not revise or disregard the terms of the Contract between the
              parties.

12.6   CONTRACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARD - There shall be a Contract Dispute
       Resolution Board composed of:

    12.6.1    the chief administrative law judge of OATH or his/her designated
              OATH administrative law judge, who shall act as chairperson, and
              may adopt operational procedures and issue such orders consistent
              with this section as may be necessary in the execution of the
              CDRB's functions, including, but not limited to, granting
              extensions of time to present or respond to submissions;

    12.6.2    the City Chief Procurement Officer or his/her designee, or in the
              case of disputes involving construction or construction-related
              services, the Director of the Office of Construction or his/her
              designee; any designee shall have the requisite background to
              consider and resolve the merits of the dispute and shall not have
              participated personally and substantially in the particular matter
              that is the subject of the dispute or report to anyone who so
              participated; and

    12.6.3    a person with appropriate expertise who is not an employee of the
              City. This person shall be selected by the presiding
              administrative law judge from a

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              prequalified panel of individuals, established and administered by
              OATH, with appropriate background to act as decision-makers in a
              dispute. Such individuals may not have a contract or dispute with
              the City or be an officer or employee of any company or
              organization that does, or regularly represents persons,
              companies, or organizations having disputes with the City.

12.7   PETITION TO CDRB - In the event the claim has not been settled or
       adjusted by the Comptroller within the period provided in this section,
       the supplier, within thirty days thereafter, may petition the CDRB to
       review the Commissioner determination.

    12.7.1    FORM AND CONTENT OF PETITION BY SUPPLIER - The supplier shall
              present its dispute to the CDRB in the form of a Petition, which
              shall include a) a brief statement of the substance of the
              dispute, the amount of money, if any, claimed and the reason(s)
              the supplier contends that the dispute was wrongly decided by the
              Commissioner; b) a copy of the decision of the Commissioner; c)
              copies of all materials submitted by the supplier to the Agency;
              d) a copy of the decision of the Comptroller, if any, and e)
              copies of all correspondence with, and material submitted by the
              supplier to, the Comptroller's Office. The supplier shall
              concurrently submit four complete sets of the Petition: one to the
              Corporation Counsel (Attn: Commercial and Real Estate Litigation
              Division), and three to the CDRB at OATH's offices, with proof of
              service on the Corporation Counsel. !n addition, the supplier
              shall submit a copy of the statement of the substance of the
              dispute, cited in a) above, to both the Commissioner and the
              Comptroller.

    12.7.2    AGENCY RESPONSE - Within thirty days of receipt of the Petition by
              the Corporation Counsel, the Agency shall respond to the statement
              of the supplier and make available to the Board all material it
              submitted to the Commissioner and Comptroller. Three complete
              copies of the Agency response shall be submitted to the CDRB at
              OATH's offices and one to the supplier. Extensions of time for
              submittal of the Agency response shall be given as necessary upon
              a showing of good cause or, upon the consent of the parties, for
              an initial period of up to thirty days.

    12.7.3    FURTHER PROCEEDINGS - The Board shall permit the supplier to
              present its case by submission of memoranda, briefs, and oral
              argument. The Board shall also permit the Agency to present its
              case in response to the supplier by submission of memoranda,
              briefs, and oral argument. If requested by the Corporation
              Counsel, the Comptroller shall provide reasonable assistance in
              the preparation of the Agency's case. Neither the supplier nor the
              Agency may support its case with any documentation or other
              material that was not considered by the Comptroller, unless
              requested by the CDRB. The CDRB, in its discretion, may seek such
              technical or other expert advice as it shall deem appropriate and
              may seek, on its own or upon application of a party, any such
              additional material from any party as it deems fit. The CDRB, in
              its discretion, may combine more than one dispute between the
              parties for concurrent resolution.

    12.7.4    CDRB DETERMINATION - Within forty-five days of the conclusion of
              all submissions and oral arguments, the CDRB shall render a
              decision resolving the dispute. In an unusually complex case, the
              CDRB may render its decision in a longer period of time, not to
              exceed ninety days, and shall so advise the parties at the
              commencement of this period. The CDRB's decision must be
              consistent

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              with the terms of the Contract. Decisions of the CDRB shall only
              resolve matters before the CDRB and shall not have precedential
              effect with respect to matters not before the CDRB.

    12.7.5    NOTIFICATION OF CDRB DECISION - The CDRB shall send a copy of its
              decision to the Contractor, the Agency Chief Contracting Officer,
              the Corporation Counsel, the Comptroller, the City Chief
              Procurement Officer, the Office of Construction, the PPB, and, in
              the case of construction or construction-related services, the
              Engineer. A decision in favor of the supplier shall be subject to
              the prompt payment provisions of the PPB Rules. The Required
              Payment Date shall be thirty days after the date the parties are
              formally notified of the CDRB's decision.

    12.7.6    FINALITY OF CDRB DECISION - The CDRB's decision shall be final and
              binding on all parties. Any party may seek review of the CDRB's
              decision solely in the form of a challenge, filed within four
              months of the date of the CDRB's decision, in a court of competent
              jurisdiction of the State of New York, County of New York pursuant
              to Article 78 of the Civil Practice Law and Rules. Such review by
              the court shall be limited to the question of whether or not the
              CDRB's decision was made in violation of lawful procedure, was
              affected by an error of law, or was arbitrary and capricious or an
              abuse of discretion. No evidence or information shall be
              introduced or relied upon in such proceeding that was not
              presented to the CDRB in accordance with rule.

12.8   TERMINATION, CANCELLATION, OR BREACH OF CONTRACT - Any termination,
       cancellation, or alleged breach of the Contract prior to or during the
       pendency of any proceedings pursuant to this section shall not affect or
       impair the ability of the Commissioner or CDRB to make a binding and
       final decision pursuant to this section.

                           ARTICLE 13 - MISCELLANEOUS

13.1   CHOICE OF LAW, CONSENT TO JURISDICTION AND VENUE

    13.1.1    This Contract shall be deemed to be executed in the City,
              regardless of the domicile of the Contractor, and shall be
              governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State
              of New York. The parties agree that any and all claims asserted by
              or against the City arising under this Contract or related thereto
              shall be heard and determined either in the courts of the United
              States located in New York City ("FEDERAL COURTS") or in the
              Courts of the States of New York ("NEW YORK STATE COURTS") located
              in the City and County of New York. To effectuate this Contract
              and intent the Contractor agrees:

        13.1.1.1   If the City initiates any action against the Contractor in
                   Federal Court or in New York State Court, service of process
                   may be made on the Contractor either in person, wherever such
                   Contractor may be found, or by registered mail addressed to
                   the Contractor at its address as set forth in this Contract,
                   or to such other address as the Contractor may provide to the
                   City in writing;

        13.1.1.2   With respect to any action between the City and the
                   Contractor in a New York State Court, the Contractor hereby
                   expressly waives and relinquishes any rights it might
                   otherwise have (a) to move to dismiss on grounds of forum NON

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                   CONVENES, (b) to remove to Federal Court and (c) to move for
                   a change of venue to a New York State Court outside New York
                   County;

        13.1.1.3   With respect to any action between the City and the
                   Contractor in Federal Court located in New York City, the
                   Contractor expressly waives and relinquishes any right it
                   might otherwise have to move to transfer the action to a
                   United States Court outside the City;

        13.1.1.4   If the Contractor commences any action against the City in a
                   court located other than in the city and State of New York,
                   upon request of the City the Contractor shall either consent
                   to a transfer of the action to a court of competent
                   jurisdiction located in the City and State of New York or, if
                   the court where the action is initially brought will not or
                   cannot transfer the action, the Contractor shall consent to
                   dismiss such action without prejudice and may thereafter
                   reinstitute the action in New York City; and

        13.1.1.5   If one or more provisions of this Contract are held
                   unenforceable for any reason, each and all other provision
                   shall nevertheless remain in full force and effect.

13.2   GENERAL RELEASE

    13.2.1    The acceptance by the Contractor or its assignees of the final
              payment under this Contract, whether by voucher, judgment of any
              court of competent jurisdiction or any other administrative means,
              shall constitute and operate as a general release to the City from
              any and all claims of and liability to the Contractor arising out
              of the performing of this Contract.

13.3   CLAIMS AND ACTIONS THEREON

    13.3.1    No action at law or proceeding in equity against NYCDOS or the
              City shall lie or be maintained upon any claim based upon this
              Contract or arising out of this Contract or in any way connected
              with this Contract unless the Contractor shall have strictly
              complied with all requirements relating to the giving of notice
              arid of information with respect to such claims, all as provided
              for in this Contract.

    13.3.2    No action at law or proceeding in equity shall lie or be
              maintained against NYCDOS or the City upon any claim based upon
              this Contract or arising out of this Contract unless such action
              shall be commence within six months after the date of final
              payment hereunder, or within six months of termination or
              conclusion of this Contract, or within six months of accrual of
              the cause of action, whichever is earliest.

    13.3.3    In the event any claim is made or any action brought in any way
              relating to this Contract, the Contractor shall diligently render
              to NYCDOS and/or the City without additional compensation any and
              all assistance which NYCDOS and/or the City may require of the
              Contractor.

    13.3.4    The Contractor shall report to NYCDOS, in writing, within three
              working days of the initiation by or against the Contractor of any
              legal action or proceeding in connection with or relating to this
              Contract.

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13.4   NO CLAIM AGAINST OFFICERS, AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES

       No claim whatsoever shall be made by the Contractor against any officer,
       agent or employee of the City for, or on account of anything done or
       omitted in connection with this Contract.

13.5   WAIVER

       Waiver by NYCDOS of a breach of any provision of this Contract shall not
       be deemed to be a waiver of any other subsequent breach and shall not be
       construed to be a modification of the terms of this Contract unless and
       until the same shall be agreed to in writing by NYCDOS or the City as
       required and attached to the original Contract.

13.6   NOTICE

    13.6.1    NYCDOS designates the business address specified in the
              Solicitation Documents and the Consultant designates the business
              address specified in its bid as the places where all notices from
              one party to the other party may be delivered or mailed. Actual
              delivery of any such notices to a party at the addresses given
              above (whether in person or by means of a commercial delivery
              service that provides signed receipts for delivery), or delivery
              by certified mail, will be conclusive and deemed to be sufficient
              service upon such party as of the date the notice was received by
              a party. If certified mail or notice whose delivery was attempted
              by a commercial delivery service is refused or returned to the
              sending party as non-deliverable, the service of the notice will
              be deemed conclusive and sufficient as of the date the U.S. Post
              Office has stamped the certified mail as refused or undeliverable
              or the date on which the commercial delivery service has stamped
              the notice as refused or undeliverable.

    13.6.2    These addresses may be changed at any time by written notice of
              the change of address to the other party in the manner as
              specified in Section 13.6.1 above. Nothing in this Section 13 will
              be deemed to serve as a waiver of any requirements for the service
              of notice or process in the institution of an action or proceeding
              as provided by Law.

13.7   ALL LEGAL PROVISIONS DEEMED INCLUDED

    13.7.1    It is the intent and understanding of the parties to this Contract
              that each and every provision of law required to be inserted in
              this Contract shall be and is inserted in this Contract.
              Furthermore, it is hereby stipulated that every such provision is
              to be deemed to be inserted in this Contract, and if, through
              mistake or otherwise, any such provision is not inserted, or is
              not inserted in correct form, then this Contract shall forthwith
              upon the application of either party be amended by such insertion
              so as to comply strictly with the law and without prejudice to the
              rights of either party hereunder.

    13.7.2    This Contract is subject to the MacBride Principles, attached as
              EXHIBIT A, and the Burma Provisions, attached as EXHIBIT B.

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13.8   SEVERABILITY

    If this Agreement contains any unlawful provision not an essential part of
    this Contract and which shall not appear to have been a controlling or
    material inducement to the making thereof, the same shall be deemed of no
    effect and shall, upon notice by either party, be deemed stricken from this
    Agreement without affecting the binding force of the remainder.

13.9   SECTION HEADINGS

    Section headings are inserted only as a matter of convenience and for
    reference and in no way define, limit or describe the scope or intent of
    this Agreement and in no way affect this Contract.

13.10  NO ESTOPPEL

    Neither the City nor any department, officer, agency or employee thereof,
    shall be bound, precluded or estopped by any determination, decision,
    approval, order, letter, payment or certificate made or given under or in
    connection with this Contract by the City, the Commissioner, the NYCDOS
    Project Manager, or any other officer, agent or employee of the City, either
    before or after the final completion and acceptance of the Contract Work and
    payment therefor: (a) from showing the true and correct classification,
    amount, quality or character of the Contract Work actually done; or that any
    such determination, decision, order, letter, payment or certificate was
    untrue, incorrect or improperly made in any particular, or that the Contract
    Work or any part thereof does not in fact conform to the requirements of
    this Contract; and (b) from demanding and recovering from the Contractor any
    overpayment made to the Contractor or such damages as the City may sustain
    by reason of the Contractor's failure to perform each and every part of this
    Contract in strict accordance with its terms, or both.

                             ARTICLE 14 - APPROVALS

14.1   APPROVAL BY THE CITY OF NEW YORK. This Contract shall not become
       effective or binding unless:

    14.1.1    the Comptroller shall have endorsed his or her certificate that
              there remains unexpended and unapplied a balance of appropriation
              of funds applicable hereto sufficient to pay the estimated expense
              of executing this Contract and

    14.1.2    approved by the Mayor pursuant to the provisions of Executive
              Order No. 42, dated October 9, 1975 in the event the Executive
              Order requires such approval and

    14.1.3    certified by the Mayor (Mayor's Fiscal Committee created pursuant
              to Executive Order No. 43, dated October 14, 1975) that
              performance thereof will be in accordance with the City's
              financial plan.

14.2   CONTRACT SUBJECT TO REVIEW BY THE FINANCIAL CONTROL BOARD. The following
       categories of contracts requiring the payment of funds or the incurring
       of costs by the City shall be submitted to the Financial Control Board,
       prior to execution, for its review:

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    14.2.1    Any contract, other than Long-term Leases and Collective
              Bargaining Agreements, of $10,000,000 or more.

    14.2.2    Any Long-term Lease

    14.2.3    Any Collective Bargaining Agreement or modification thereof as
              defined and governed by the Collective Bargaining Agreement Review
              and Approval Procedures adopted by the Financial Control Board on
              April 23, 1981, as amended from time to time.

    14.2.4    Amendments to a contract or a long-term lease:

        14.2.4.1   Any amendment to a contract required to be submitted to the
                   Financial Control Board pursuant to this Part, other than a
                   Long-term Lease or Collective Bargaining Agreement, which
                   modifies the time or times of payment, or increases the
                   amount required to be paid by the City and which amendment,
                   when considered in the aggregate with all prior unapproved
                   amendments to such contract approved since a last amendment,
                   increase or may reasonably be anticipated to increase the
                   base contract amount by increments of 10% of the Contract
                   price or $5,000,000, whichever is higher.

        14.2.4.2   Any amendment to a contract not initially required to be
                   submitted to the Financial Control Board pursuant to this
                   Part, other than a Long-term Lease or Collective Bargaining
                   Agreement, which amendment, when considered in the aggregate
                   with the base contract, increases or may reasonably be
                   anticipated to increase the base contract amount up to and
                   beyond $10,000,000.

        14.2.4.3   All subsequent amendments to a contract not initially
                   required to be submitted to the Financial Control Board
                   pursuant to this Part but which has been amended and such
                   amendment was required to be submitted to the Financial
                   Control Board pursuant to Section 3(I)(ii) of the contract
                   regulation of the Financial Control Board, which subsequent
                   amendments, when considered in the aggregate with all prior
                   unapproved amendments to such contract, increase or may
                   reasonably be anticipated to increase the base contract as
                   approved by increments of 1% of the Contract price or $5
                   million, whichever is higher.

        14.2.4.4   Any amendment to a Long-term Lease as defined in Section
                   2(f)(1) or (2) of the Financial Control Board regulations,
                   which: (a) modifies the term of the lease or renewal period,
                   (b) increases the amount required to be paid by the City as
                   rent or otherwise, (c) decreases the amount to be paid to the
                   City pursuant to such Lease, or (d) modifies the times or
                   amounts of any payments under the lease.

        14.2.4.5   Any amendment to a Long-term Lease as defined in Section
                   2(f)(3) of the Financial Control Board regulations.

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14.3   OTHER APPROVALS OR AUTHORIZATION. The requirement of the Contractor shall
       be in addition to, and not in lieu of, any approval or authorization
       otherwise required for this Contract to be effective and for the
       expenditure of City funds.

       ARTICLE 15 - MINORITY-OWNED AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS ENTITY PROGRAM

15.1   CONTRACTS SUBJECT TO M/WBE RULES.

       If this Contract has been awarded pursuant to Chapter 3 of the Department
       of Business Services rules (M/WBE rules), the administration and
       enforcement of M/WBE participation in this Contract shall be subject to
       such rules. See SCHEDULE A to determine whether this Contract is subject
       to these rules.

15.2   M/WBE DEFINITIONS.

       Terms used in this Contract with reference to M/WBE requirement are
       controlled by the definitions set out in the M/WBE rules. For the
       convenience of the Contractor, three of the applicable terms are set out
       below.

    15.2.1    CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION PLAN. The statement that must be submitted
              by a bidder, proposer or Contractor to NYCDOS setting forth its
              plan to utilize certified MBEs and/or WBEs in the performance of a
              City contract, as described in Sections 3-08 and 3-10 of the M/WBE
              rules.

    15.2.2    JOINT VENTURE. An association of limited scope and duration,
              between two or more persons who have entered a written agreement
              to act as a Contractor or subcontractor and perform and provide
              services required by a contract, in which each such person
              contributes property, capital, effort, skill and/or knowledge, and
              in which each son is entitled to share in the profits of the
              venture in reasonable proportion to the economic value of its
              contribution.

    15.2.3    QUALIFIED JOINT VENTURE. A joint venture between on or more
              certified MBEs or WBEs and another person, in which the percentage
              of profit to which the certified firm or firms is entitled for
              participation in this Contract, as set forth in the written joint
              venture agreement, is at least 25% of the total profit.

15.3   GENERAL M/WBE CONTRACT PROVISIONS

    15.3.1    A Contractor shall not make any change in the participation of
              certified MBEs and/or WBEs set forth in its contractor utilization
              plan except with the approval of NYCDOS as set forth in Section
              15.4 below. Application to NYCDOS for permission to make any
              change or substitution in a contractor utilization plan shall be
              made in writing and shall provide an explanation for such request.
              The Contractor shall certify that a copy of such request has been
              provided to any certified MBE or WBE identified in the approved
              contractor utilization plan for which it is requesting permission
              to award less work than was indicated in such plan. NYCDOS shall
              make its determination with respect to such request within the
              time period established for such purpose in SCHEDULE A of this
              Contract, provided that if NYCDOS has failed to make a
              determination within such time and the parties have not agreed to
              extend the time allowed for such purpose, the

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              Contractor's request shall be deemed to have been denied. If a
              Contractor's request has been denied, the Contractor may seek
              further consideration by following the procedure for dispute
              resolution set forth in the rules of the Procurement Policy Board.

    15.3.2    The Contractor shall submit compliance reports in a form required
              by NYCDOS at designated points during performance of this
              Contract.

    15.3.3    If this Contract was awarded subject to a requirement that the
              Contractor identify after the date of award the certified firms
              that will participate in this Contract, no credit shall be given
              to the Contractor for the participation of an MBE or WBE that is
              not certified before the date that such firms must be identified,
              as specified in this Contract.

15.4   POST AWARD MODIFICATION OF CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION PLANS

    15.4.1    Post-award modifications shall not be granted absent clear and
              convincing evidence that the Contractor has made all reasonable
              efforts to obtain participation of certified MBEs and WBEs to meet
              the utilization requirements set forth in its contractor
              utilization plan.

    15.4.2    A request for a post-award modification shall not be granted or
              denied without the approval of the City Chief Procurement Officer.

    15.4.3    A Contractor may request NYCDOS to grant a post-award modification
              of the utilization requirements established in its contractor
              utilization plan, upon the following grounds:

        15.4.3.1   The Contractor could not, after having made all reasonable
                   efforts and submitting documentation of such efforts to
                   NYCDOS, identify sufficient certified MBEs and/or WBEs to
                   meet the requirement; or

        15.4.3.2   The Contractor has demonstrated that the prices offered by
                   all certified MBEs and/or WBEs were exploitative in that they
                   significantly exceed prices offered by non-M/WBEs of
                   comparable size thereby indicating that the certified firms
                   are attempting to earn a profit that exceeds the level
                   typical in the particular industry. The Contractor shall
                   identify in writing the certified firms from which it
                   solicited bids or proposals. In determining whether the price
                   offered by a certified firm is exploitative, NYCDOS shall
                   consider the nature of the product or service offered by the
                   certified firm; the geographic location of the Site where the
                   work is to be performed and the site where the certified firm
                   is located; prices of similar products or services in the
                   market area; whether the price offered by the certified firm
                   reflects the certified firm's cost of doing business; and
                   evidence that discrimination affects M/WBEs costs of doing
                   business in the market involved.

    15.4.4    In reviewing a request for a post-award modification, NYCDOS shall
              consider whether it is possible for the Contractor to achieve the
              utilization requirement established for this Contract by
              substituting portions of the scope of work that shall be used for
              such purpose.

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    15.4.5    If, after having considered the Contractor's efforts to achieve
              the requirement, and any other efforts that could be used to
              achieve the requirement in accordance with the original contractor
              utilization plan or a revised contractor utilization plan, NYCDOS
              finds merit in the request for a post-award modification, and the
              City Chief Procurement Officer has approved such determination,
              NYCDOS shall reduce the requirement established for this Contract
              to the extent necessary in light of the information upon which the
              determination to grant a modification is based.

    15.4.6    NYCDOS shall make a determination with respect to a request for a
              post-award modification within the time set forth for such purpose
              in SCHEDULE A of this Contract, provided that if NYCDOS has not
              made a determination within such time and the parties have not
              agreed to extend the time for making such determination, NYCDOS
              shall be deemed to have denied the request.

    15.4.7    In determining whether a Contractor has made all reasonable
              efforts to obtain participation of certified MBEs and WBEs,
              documentation showing that the Contractor has made the following
              efforts, as applicable, shall be considered, along with any other
              relevant factors:

        15.4.7.1   The Contractor advertised opportunities to participate in
                   this Contract, where appropriate, in general circulation
                   media, trade and professional association publications and
                   small business media, and publications of minority and women
                   business organizations;

        15.4.7.2   The Contractor provided notice of specific opportunities to
                   participate in this Contract, in a timely manner, to minority
                   and women's business organizations;

        15.4.7.3   The Contractor sent written notices, by certified mail or
                   facsimile, in a timely manner, to advise certified MBEs and
                   WBEs that their interest in this Contract was solicited;

        15.4.7.4   The Contractor made efforts to identify portions of the work
                   that could be substituted for portions originally designated
                   for certified MBE and or WBE participation in the contractor
                   utilization plan, and for which the Contractor claims an
                   inability to retain certified MBEs and/or WBEs;

        15.4.7.5   The Contractor held meetings with certified MBEs and/or WBEs
                   prior to the date their bids or proposals were due, for the
                   purpose of explaining in detail the scope and requirements of
                   the work for which their bids or proposals were solicited;

        15.4.7.6   The Contractor made efforts to negotiate with certified MBEs
                   and WBEs to perform specific subcontracts, or act as
                   suppliers or service providers; documentation of these
                   efforts shall include at a minimum:

            15.4.7.6.1 the names, addresses and telephone numbers of MBEs and
                       WBEs that were contacted;

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            15.4.7.6.2 a description of the information provided to such firms
                       regarding the plans and specifications for portions of
                       the work to be performed;

            15.4.7.6.3 an explanation why no agreement was reached with any such
                       firm, including the reason why any firm was rejected,
                       whether based on availability, bid price, qualifications;
                       or another reason;

            15.4.7.6.4 a description of efforts made to provide technical
                       assistance to certified firms to obtain necessary
                       insurance and/or to obtain necessary supplies at the best
                       prices available.

15.5   M/WBE COMPLAINTS

       Any person who believes that a violation of the M/WBE rules, or any
       provision of this Contract that implements the M/WBE rules, has occurred
       may submit a complaint in writing to the Division of Economic and
       Financial Opportunity of the Department of Business Services, and to
       NYCDOS. Such complaint shall be filed and dated.

15.6   ENFORCEMENT; CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

    15.6.1    Whenever NYCDOS has reasonable cause to believe that the
              Contractor, a subcontractor, or supplier involved in this
              Contract, is not in compliance with these rules, or any provision
              of this Contract implementing these rules, NYCDOS shall send a
              written notice to Department of Business Services, the Contractor,
              and any such other person describing the alleged noncompliance,
              and offering an opportunity to be heard.

    15.6.2    In the event that the Contractor has been found to be in
              noncompliance with any provision of this Contract implementing the
              M/WBE rules, NYCDOS shall determine whether any of the following
              actions should be taken:

        15.6.2.1   Enter an agreement with the Contractor allowing the
                   Contractor to cure the violation;

        15.6.2.2   Revoke the Contractor's prequalification to bid or make
                   proposals for future contracts for cause;

        15.6.2.3   Petition the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings to
                   suspend or debar the Contractor;

        15.6.2.4   Make a finding that the Contractor is in default;

        15.6.2.5   Terminate this Contract for cause;

        15.6.2.6   Declare the Contractor to be in breach of contract;

        15.6.2.7   Withhold payment or reimbursement for Contract Work done in
                   violation of the M/WBE rules and this Contract;

        15.6.2.8   Determine not to renew this Contract;

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        15.6.2.9   Assess actual and consequential damages;

        15.6.2.10  Assess liquidated damages or reduction of fees; liquidated
                   damages may be based on amounts representing costs of delays
                   in carrying out the purposes of the program established by
                   the M/WBE rules, or in meeting the purposes of this Contract,
                   the costs of meeting utilization goals through additional
                   procurement, the administrative costs of investigation and
                   enforcement, or other factors set forth in this Contract;

        15.6.2.11  Exercise rights under this Contract to procure goods,
                   services or construction from another contractor and charge
                   the cost of such contract to the Contractor that has been
                   found to be in noncompliance.

    15.6.3    The making of any statement in any instrument submitted to NYCDOS
              pursuant to the M/WBE rules which contains a false or misleading
              statement or omission shall be caused for a determination of
              noncompliance with the M/WBE rules, and shall be grounds for
              application of any applicable criminal and/or civil penalties for
              submitting a false instrument or making a false statement under
              oath. The making of such a statement by a certified MBE or WBE
              shall, in addition, be grounds for revocation of its
              certification.

    15.6.4    A Contractor's record in implementing its contractor utilization
              plan shall be a factor in the evaluation of its performance
              prepared pursuant to Chapter 6 of the Rules of the Procurement
              Policy Board. Whenever NYCDOS determines that a Contractor's
              compliance with a contractor utilization plan has not been
              satisfactory, NYCDOS shall file an Advice of Caution form for
              inclusion in the VENDEX Caution Data Base pursuant to section 6-01
              of the Rules of the Procurement Policy Board. A copy of such form
              shall be forwarded to the Department of Business Services.

                 ARTICLE 16 - CONTRACT SUBJECT TO THE PPB RULES

This Contract is subject to the PPB Rules, as such rules may be amended from
time to time. In the event of a conflict between the PPB Rules and a provision
of this Contract, the PPB Rules shall take precedence.

              ARTICLE 17 - YEAR 2000 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPLIANCE

17.1   Year 2000 compliant means information technology that accurately
       processes date/time data (including, but not limited to, calculating,
       comparing, and sequencing) from, into, and between the twentieth and
       twenty-first centuries, and the years 1999 and 2000, and leap year
       calculations. Furthermore, Year 2000 compliant information technology,
       when used in combination with other information technology, shall
       accurately process date/time data if the other information technology
       properly exchanges date/time date with it.

    17.1.1    All computer technology provided by the Contractor containing or
              calling on a calendar function including, without limitation, any
              function indexed to a CPU clock, and any function providing
              specific dates or days, or calculating spans of dates or days,
              shall record, store, process, provide, and, where appropriate,
              insert, true and accurate dates and calculations for dates and
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              and following January 1, 2000. As part of its maintenance
              obligations, the Contractor shall consult with the Department to
              assure that such technology will (a) have no lesser functionality
              with respect to records containing dates both, or either, before
              or after January 1, 2000, than heretofore with respect to date
              prior to January 1, 2000, and (b) be interoperable with other
              technology used by the Department which may deliver records,
              receive records from or otherwise interact with such technology in
              the course of the Department's data processing.

    17.1.2    All technology heretofore provided or specified to the Department
              by the Contractor, whether hereunder or under separate agreement,
              if not currently capable of using or rendering date or time
              sensitive data or supporting interoperability in the manner
              described in Section 17.1.1 above, but still under maintenance,
              shall be modified or replaced by Contractor with technology which
              provided all existing functionality and is so capable, by a date
              not later than January 1, 2000, without incremental charge
              therefor.

                          ARTICLE 18 - ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This written Agreement, including any attachment or references which have been
incorporated in this Contract, contains all the terms and conditions agreed upon
by the parties hereto, and no other agreement, oral or otherwise, regarding the
subject matter of this Contract shall be deemed to exist or to bind the parties
or to vary any of the terms contained in this Contract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF: The NYCDOS Agency Chief Contracting Officer acting on behalf
of the City, and the Contractor, have executed four original copies of this
Contract. Two copies will remain with NYCDOS, the third will be filed with the
Comptroller, and the fourth will be delivered to the Contractor.

               THE CITY OF NEW YORK
               acting by and through the Department of Sanitation

               By:
                 -----------------------------------------------
                     Agency Chief Contracting Officer

               THE CONTRACTOR            (Corporate Seal)

               By:
                 -----------------------------------------------
                                    Name

                 -----------------------------------------------
                                    Title

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               ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER

State of New York             )
                              )   ss:
County of New York            )

On this 4 day of August, 2000, before me personally came Ronald Blendermann to
me known and known to me to be the Agency Chief Contracting Officer of the
Department of Sanitation of the City of New York, the person described as such
in and who as such executed the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me
that he executed the same as Commissioner for the purpose therein mentioned.

            Subscribed and sworn to before me
            this 4 day of August, 2000

                 /s/ Marguerite M. Ward
            ---------------------------------------------
            Notary Public

                                         MARGUERITE M. WARD
                                         Commissioner of Deeds
                                         City of New York No. 4-5072
                                         Certificate Filed in New York County
                                         Commission Expires June 19, 2002

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                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL OF A CORPORATION

State of New York             )
                              )   ss:
County of Richmond            )

On this 31st day of July,___, before me personally came Kevin Finn who being by
me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in the city of _____________ ;
that he is the Vice President of the Corporation described as such in and which
executed the foregoing instrument; that he knows the seal of said Corporation;
that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Corporation;
and that he signed his or her name thereto by like order.

         Subscribed and sworn to before me           Ronald W. Blendermann
         this 31 day of July,                   Notary Public, State Of New York
                                                         No. 43-4913621
            /s/ Ronald W. Blendermann             Qualified in Richmond County
         ------------------------------         Commission Expires Nov. 23, 2001
         Notary Public

                         ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL

STATE OF _____________________)
                              )   ss:
COUNTY OF ____________________)

On this ______ day of ______,__________, before me personally appeared
________________________ to me known and known to me to be the person described
as such in and who executed foregoing instrument and acknowledgment that he
executed the same.

         Subscribed and sworn to before me
         this_______ day of_______,______

         ----------------------------------
            Notary Public

                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL IF A PARTNERSHIP

State of _____________________)
                              )   ss:
County of ____________________)

On this ______ day of ______, _________, before me personally appeared
_______________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the members of
the firm of _______________________, described as such in and who as such
executed the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the
same as and for the act and deed of said firm.

         Subscribed and sworn to before me
         this ________ day of _______, _____

         --------------------------------------
         Notary Public

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                               CONTRACT AUTHORITY

MAYOR'S CERTIFICATE NO: CBX _________________________ DATED __________

BUDGET DIRECTOR'S CERTIFICATE NO. ___________________ DATED __________

                            APPROPRIATION CERTIFICATE
                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

In conformity with the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code
of the City of New York, it is hereby certified that the estimated cost of the
work, materials and supplies required by the within contract, amounting to
$_________________
is chargeable to the budget of the Department of Sanitation as follows:

Agency: 827                             Budget Code: 1124

Unit of Appropriation 110         Object Code: 600

I further hereby certify that the specifications contained herein comply with
the terms and conditions of the BUDGET.

                        --------------------------------

                        --------------------------------
                        for the Department of Sanitation

                            COMPTROLLER'S CERTIFICATE

The City of New York, __________________, ________________
In pursuance of the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code of
the City of New York, I hereby certify that there remains unapplied and
unexpended a balance of the above mentioned fund applicable to this Contract
sufficient to pay the estimated expense of executing this Contract,
$____________________

                   ------------------------------------------
                       Comptroller of the City of New York

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                                    EXHIBIT A

                               MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES

1.   MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES PROVISIONS FOR NEW YORK CITY CONTRACTORS

     Local Law No. 34 of 1991 became effective on September 10, 1991 and added
     section 6-115.1 to the Administrative Code of the City of New York. The
     local law provides for certain restrictions on City contracts to express
     the opposition of the people of the City of New York to employment
     discrimination practices in Northern Ireland and to encourage companies
     doing business in Northern Ireland to promote freedom or workplace
     opportunity.

     A.  PART A

         In accordance with section 6-115.1 of the Administrative Code of the
         City of New York, the Consultant stipulates that such Consultant and
         any individual or legal entity in which the Consultant holds a ten
         percent or greater ownership interest and any individual or legal
         entity that holds a ten percent or greater ownership interest in the
         Consultant either (a) have no business operations in Northern Ireland,
         or (b) shall take lawful steps in good faith to conduct any business
         operations they have in Northern Ireland in accordance with the
         MacBride Principles, and shall permit independent monitoring of their
         compliance with such principles.

     B.  PART B

         For purposes of this section, the following terms shall have the
         following meanings:

         (1)   "MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES" shall mean those principles relating to
               nondiscrimination in employment and freedom of workplace
               opportunity which require employers doing business in Northern
               Ireland to:

         (2)   increase the representation of individuals from under represented
               religious groups in the work force, including managerial,
               supervisor, administrative, clerical and technical jobs;

         (3)   take steps to promote adequate security for the protection of
               employees from under represented religious groups both at the
               workplace and while traveling to and from work;

         (4)   ban provocative religious or political emblems from the
               workplace;

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         (5)   publicly advertise all job openings and make special recruitment
               efforts to attract applicants from under represented religious
               groups;

         (6)   establish layoff, recall and termination procedures which do not
               in practice favor a particular religious group;

         (7)   abolish all job reservations, apprenticeship restrictions and
               different employment criteria which discriminate on the basis of
               religion;

         (8)   develop training programs that will prepare substantial numbers
               of current employees from under represented religious groups for
               skilled jobs, including the expansion of existing programs and
               the creation of new programs to train, upgrade and improve the
               skills of workers from under represented religious groups;

         (9)   establish procedures to assess, identify and actively recruit
               employees from under represented religious groups with potential
               for further advancement; and

         (10)  appoint a senior management staff member to oversee affirmative
               action efforts and develop a timetable to ensure their full
               implementation.

     C.  ENFORCEMENT OF PART A The Consultant agrees that the covenants and
         representations in Part A above are material conditions to this
         contract. In the event the contracting entity receives information that
         the Consultant who made this stipulation required by this section is in
         violation thereof, the contracting entity shall review such information
         and give the Consultant an opportunity to respond. If the contracting
         entity finds that a violation has occurred, the entity shall have the
         right to declare the Consultant in default and/or terminate this
         contract for cause and procure the supplies, services or work from
         another source in any manner the entity deems proper. In the event of
         such termination, the Consultant shall pay to the entity, or the entity
         in its sole discretion may withhold from any amounts otherwise payable
         to the Consultant, the difference between the contract price for the
         uncompleted portion of this contract and the cost to the contracting
         entity of completing performance of this contract either itself or by
         engaging another consultant or consultants. In the case of a
         requirements contract, the Consultant shall be liable for such
         difference in price for the entire amount of supplies required by the
         contracting entity for the uncompleted term of its contract. In the
         case of a construction contract, the contracting entity shall also have
         the right to hold the Consultant in partial or total default in
         accordance with the default provisions of this contract, and/or may
         seek debarment or suspension of the Consultant. The rights and remedies
         of the entity hereunder shall be in

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         addition to, and not in lieu of, any rights and remedies the entity has
         pursuant to this contract or by operation of law.

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                                    EXHIBIT B

                                BURMA PROVISIONS

1.   PROVISION REGARDING BURMA

     Local Law No. 36 of 1997 became effective on May 30, 1997 and added section
     6-115 to the Administrative Code of the City of New York. The local law
     provides for certain restrictions on City contracts to express the
     opposition of the people of the City of New York to the continuing human
     rights violations conducted by the Government of Burma and its State Law
     and Order Restoration Council.

     A.  PART A

         In accordance with Section 6-115 of the Administrative Code of the City
         of New York, the Consultant hereby covenants and represents:

         (1)   That the Consultant and its affiliates shall not during the term
               of this contract sell or agree to sell goods or services directly
               to Burma, the Government of Burma, or to any entity owned or
               controlled by the Government of Burma.

         (2)   In the case of a contract to supply goods, that none of the goods
               to be supplied to the City originated in Burma.

         (3)   That the Consultant and its affiliated do not do business in
               Burma or that the Consultant and its affiliates are actively
               engaged in the withdrawal of their operations from Burma and will
               have completed such withdrawal within six months, provided,
               however, that if the Consultant and its affiliates have withdrawn
               or are so engaged in withdrawing their operations from Burma and
               maintain a presence in Burma after such six month period solely
               for the purpose of liquidating their business, they shall not be
               ineligible for that reason to make the certification provided for
               in this Part A.

         (4)   That, except as provided in Part A(6), the Consultant shall not
               make new investments in Burma, and that if at any time during the
               course of the contract the Consultant acquires an entity which is
               doing business in Burma, the Consultant shall initiate withdrawal
               of its acquisition's operations from Burma;

         (5)   That, except as provided in Part A(6), the Consultant shall not
               enter into any new agreement with a Burmese entity allowing the
               use of its trademark, copyright or patent by such entity;
               furthermore, that it does not provide goods or services to any
               Burmese entity pursuant to any non-equity agreement.

                                      D-48                      BURMA PROVISIONS
                                                                       EXHIBIT B
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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

         (6)   That the provisions of Parts B(4) and B(5) concerning
               investments, agreements concerning trademarks, copyrights and
               patents, and non-equity agreements shall not apply to ownership
               of or agreements with entities whose presence in Burma is for the
               following purposes: (i) the activities of religious, educational
               or charitable organizations; (ii) activities intended to promote
               the exchange of information, including the publication or sale of
               newspapers, magazines, books, films, television programming,
               photographs, microfilm, microfiche and similar materials; (iii)
               the gathering or dissemination of information by news media
               organizations; and (iv) the providing of telecommunications and
               mail services not involving the sale or leasing of equipment.

         (7)   That this certification does not apply to the sale of goods or
               services to an agency of the Burmese government covered in Part
               B(1) when such sale is provided for by the terms of a contract
               entered into prior to May 30, 1997, but it does apply to any
               increase in the amount of goods or services supplied to such a
               covered agency pursuant to any amendment, modification or
               extension was agreed to on or after May 30, 1997.

     B.  PART B

         The following provision applies only to contracts for the supply of
         motor vehicles, heavy equipment, electronic data processing equipment
         and software, copying machines and petroleum products:

         In order for the Consultant to be eligible to sign this rider, the
         Consultant must either certify or provide a certification to the
         Department from the manufacturer or refiner of the product to be
         supplied to the City that such manufacturer or refiner and its
         affiliates are in compliance with the terms set forth in sections of
         this rider. Any such Consultant who signs this rider shall be deemed to
         be certifying with respect to such supplier or refiner unless such
         Consultant attaches to the contract a separate copy of this rider
         sighed by such manufacturer or refiner. For the purposes of the
         certification made by or with respect to such refiner or manufacturer,
         the term "CONSULTANT" as used in Parts A and B shall be deemed to refer
         to such manufacturer or refiner.

     C.  PART C

         For purposes of this provision, the following terms shall have the
         following meanings:

         (1)   An entity shall be considered to have "withdrawn its operations
               from Burma" if:

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

         (2)   it does not maintain any office, plant or employee in Burma other
               than for the following purposes:

               (a)   the activities of religious, educational or charitable
                     organizations;

               (b)   activities intended to promote the exchange of information,
                     including the publication or sale of newspapers, magazines,
                     books, films, television programming, photographs,
                     microfilm, microfiche, and similar. materials;

               (c)   the gathering or dissemination of information by news media
                     organizations; and (iv) the providing of telecommunications
                     and mail services not involving the sale or leasing of
                     equipment;

               (d)   has no investments in Burma; and

               (e)   it does not provide goods or services to any Burmese entity
                     pursuant to any non-equity agreement.

         (3)   "AFFILIATES" of a Consultant shall mean the parent company of the
               Consultant, and any subsidiaries of the parent company, and any
               subsidiaries of the Consultant.

         (4)   "PARENT COMPANY" shall mean an entity that directly controls the
               Consultant.

         (5)   "SUBSIDIARY" shall mean an entity that is controlled directly, or
               indirectly through one or more intermediaries, by a Consultant or
               the Consultant's parent company.

         (6)   "CONTROL" shall mean holding five percent or more of the
               outstanding voting securities or a corporation, or having an
               interest of five percent or more in any other entity.

         (7)   "ENTITY" shall mean a partnership, association, joint venture,
               company, corporation or any other form of doing business.

         (8)   "BURMESE ENTITY" shall mean an entity organized in Burma, or a
               branch or office in Burma of an entity which is domiciled or
               organized outside Burma.

         (9)   "INVESTMENT" shall mean the beneficial ownership or control of a
               controlling interest in a Burmese entity, but shall not include
               the purchase of securities of a Burmese entity for a customer's
               account.

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

         (10)  "NON-EQUITY AGREEMENT" shall mean a license, franchise,
               distribution or other written agreement pursuant to which an
               entity provides management, maintenance, or training services
               directly to a Burmese entity, or supplies goods directly to a
               Burmese entity for distribution by such Burmese entity, or for
               use as component parts in the manufacture of other goods by such
               Burmese entity. In addition, a "NON-EQUITY AGREEMENT" shall mean
               an original equipment manufacturer agreement ("O.E.M. AGREEMENT")
               for equipment sold by a manufacturer of computers, copies, or
               telecommunications equipment, which provides for or authorizes
               the sale of such equipment, alone or as part of a finished
               product, to a Burmese entity.

     D.  PROVISIONS RE: SECTION 138 OF THE CUSTOMS AND TRADE ACT OF 1990

         The Consultant hereby covenants and represents that it and its
         affiliates have not within the twelve months prior to the award of such
         contract violated, and shall not during the period of this contract
         violate, the provisions of any sanctions imposed pursuant to Section
         138 of the Customs and Trade Act of 1990 respecting business activity
         in Burma.

     E.  ENFORCEMENT OF PARTS A AND B

         (1)   The Consultant agrees that the covenants and representations in
               Parts A and B above are material conditions of this contract. In
               the event the Department receives information that the
               Consultant, or a manufacturer or refiner subject to such
               provisions in accordance with Part B above, is in violation of
               the provisions of such section, the Department shall review such
               information and give the Consultant and any such manufacturer or
               refiner an opportunity to respond. If the Department finds that a
               violation has occurred, the Department shall have the right to
               terminate this contract and procure the supplies, services or
               work from another source in any manner the Department deems
               proper. In the event of such termination, the Consultant shall
               pay to the Department, or the Department in its sole discretion
               may withhold from any amounts otherwise payable to the Consultant
               the difference between the contract price for the uncompleted
               portion of this contract and the cost to the Department of
               completing performance of this contract either itself or by
               engaging another Consultant or Consultants. In the case of a
               requirements contract, the Consultant shall be liable for such
               difference in price for the entire amount of supplies required by
               the Department for the uncompleted term of this contract. In the
               case of a construction contract, the Department shall also have
               the right to hold the Consultant in partial or total default in
               accordance with the default provisions of this contract. The
               rights and remedies of the Department hereunder shall be in

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

               addition to, and not in lieu of, any rights and remedies the
               Department has pursuant to this contract or by operation of law.

         (2)   Upon a final determination by the United States Department of
               Commerce or any other agency of the United States or a court that
               the Consultant or a manufacturer or refiner subject to the
               provisions of Part A pursuant to the provisions of Part B or any
               affiliate of the Consultant or such manufacturer or refiner, has
               violated any provision of any sanctions imposed under Section 138
               of the Customs and Trade Act of 1990 respecting business activity
               in Burma, the Department shall have the right to terminate this
               contract and procure the supplies, services or work from another
               source in any manner the Department deems proper. In the event of
               such termination, the Consultant shall pay to the Department, or
               the Department in its sole discretion may withhold from any
               amounts otherwise payable to the Consultant the difference
               between the contract price for the uncompleted portion of this
               contract and the cost to the Department of completing performance
               of this contract either itself or by engaging another consultant
               or consultants. In the case of a requirements contract, the
               Consultant shall be liable for the difference in price for the
               entire amount of supplies required by the Department for the
               uncompleted term of this contract. In the case of a construction
               contract, the Department shall also have the right to hold the
               Consultant in partial or total default in accordance with de
               default provisions of this contract. The rights and remedies of
               the Department thereunder shall be in addition to, and not in
               lieu of, any rights and remedies the Department has pursuant to
               this contract or by operation of law.

                                      D-52

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                                    MODULE E:

                   SCHEDULE A : CONTRACT-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

                    CONTRACT-SPECIFIC INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

                          GENERAL INSURANCE PROVISIONS

               PAYMENT BOND FORM (IF PAYMENT SECURITY IS REQUIRED)

           PERFORMANCE BOND FORM (IF PERFORMANCE SECURITY IS REQUIRED)

                                                                        MODULE E

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                                   SCHEDULE A

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

<Table>
<Caption>
         ITEM                            CONTRACT PERFORMANCE                        REFERENCE
                                             REQUIREMENTS
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<S>                           <C>                                            <C>
Project Manager -
Department
Representative

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Term: TIME FOR COMPLETION     Time for Completion : Three years with an      Agreement (Module D,
                              option to renew for two additional one         Article 2) and Detailed
                              year terms.                                    Specifications (Module C)
(The TIME FOR
COMPLETION of
individual phases of
the Contract Work
may also be
provided when
appropriate.)

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Liquidated                    / / No                                         Agreement (Module D,
Damages                                                                      Article 4.6) and
                              /X/ Yes: See Section 5.2 of                    Detailed Specifications
(Liquidated                   Detailed Specifications for                    (Module C)
Damages may also              specific provisions. All liquidated
be imposed for                damages will be measured per
failure to complete           the period given in the Detailed
individual phases             Specifications or a fraction
of the Contract               thereof.
Work)

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Subcontracting                /X/ Permitted: 80% of the Contract             Agreement (Module D,
                              Work may be subcontracted.                     Article 10.7)
                              / / Not Permitted.

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Retained                      / / % of each Partial Payment                  Agreement (Module D,
Percentage                    Voucher until %of Total                        Article 6.3.)
                              Contract Amount is reached.

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Periodic Partial              /X/ YES           / / NO                       See Module C
Payment for Work
Performed
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</Table>

                                                                        Module E

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                                   SCHEDULE A

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

INSURANCE: If a box below is marked /X/, the insurance coverage marked is
required under this Agreement and must be provided, with the City of New York
and the Department of Sanitation named as additional insureds.

                     THE NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
                    ATTACHED AS PART OF MODULE E MUST BE USED

Insurance certificates, policies, endorsements and all other submissions must be
sent to:

                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
                        AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER
                           51 CHAMBERS STREET ROOM 806
                            NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10007
                             ATTN: INSURANCE SECTION

Insurance contracts are subject to approval by the City. See the Agreement
(Module D, Article 6.2) and the General Conditions (Module E, Section 1-7)

<Table>
<Caption>
                          REQUIRED INSURANCE                                             REFERENCE
                           (IND MOST CASES)
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<S>      <C>                                                                      <C>
/X/      Workers compensation: statutory                                          General Conditions (Module E,
                                                                                  Section 1)

/X/      Employer's Liability: $ 1,000,000 each accident                          General Conditions (Module E,
                                                                                  Section 2)
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/X/      Commercial General Liability and Broad Form                              General Conditions (Module E,
         Comprehensive General Liability Insurance GC 0001 (ed.                   Section 3)
         10/93) or equivalent Combined Single Limit -Bodily Injury and Property
         Damage
         $ 1,000,000 per occurrence
         $ 2,000,000 aggregate per policy year
         (See Section 3 of the General Conditions)
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/X/      AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY: CA 0001 [Ed. 06/92] covering                       General Conditions (Module E,
         Automobile Liability, Code 1 "Any Insurance" and                         Section 5)
         Endorsements CA 2232 (Ed 4/92) and CA 0112 (Ed 6/91)
         or Equivalent, Combined Single Limit - Bodily Injury and
         Property Damage
         $ 1,000,000 each occurrence
If Automobile Liability, above, is checked, the following types of
automobile coverage must be provided:
/X/      comprehensive form                  /X/ owned
/X/      hired                               /X/ non-owned
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                                   SCHEDULE A

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

<Table>
<Caption>
                                 OPTIONAL INSURANCE

                        DEPENDING ON THE SERVICES OR SUPPLIES
                                   BEING PROCURED.                                                   REFERENCE
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<S>                                                                                    <C>
/ /      Professional Liability: per CNA Design Professionals -1- 87503A (ed 8/83)     General Conditions
         or equivalent as applicable for all design and engineering service afforded   (Module E, Section 4)
         under this contract except as approved by
         _________________________________________
                  (Name)
         $ __,000,000 per claim
         $ __,000,000 aggregate
         $ _____________________ maximum deductible [except as specifically
         approved pursuant to General Conditions, Module E, Section 7(h).
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/ /      Builder's Risk (All Risk/Completed Value) 100% of Total Contract Amount       General Conditions (Module E,
                                                                                       Section 6)
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If indicated by an [X] below, the following additional hazards must be covered
by insurance, or additional types of insurance provided, with the City of New
York and the Department of Sanitation named as additional insureds:
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                                   SCHEDULE A

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

<Table>
<Caption>
             ITEM                               CONTRACT SECURITY                                REFERENCE
                                                  REQUIREMENTS
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<S>                              <C>                                                <C>
Bid Security Requirements (a     / /      Not Required                              Information for Bidders
Bid Bond is one form of Bid                                                         (Module A, Section 30)
Security)
                                 /X/      Required: Bid Deposit equal to 2% of
                                          the Bidder's proposed annualized
                                          capacity times the bid Price Per Ton,
                                          or annualized Bid Contract Price (cash
                                          or certified check), or a Bid Bond
                                          equal to 10% of the Bidder's proposed
                                          annualized capacity times the bid Price
                                          Per Ton.
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Performance Security/            / /      Not required                              Information for Bidders (Module A,
Performance Bonds                                                                   Section 31) and Agreement (Module
                                 /X/      Required: 50% of the Bidder's             D, Article 6.1)
                                          proposed annualized capacity times the
                                          bid Price Per Ton.
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Payment Security /               /X/      Not Required                              Information for Bidders
Payment Bonds                    / /      Required: ______% of the Contract Price   (Module A, Section 32) and
                                                                                    Agreement (Module D,
                                                                                    Article 6.1)
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Other Security Requirements      / / Other security (Describe)                      Agreement (Module D,
                                                                                    Article 6.1)
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                      EXHIBIT E - CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
                                     (FRONT)

NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED:                            FOR CITY USE ONLY

                                                 Date:__________________________
                                                 Agency:________________________
ADDITIONAL INSURED:                              Agency Code:___________________
                                                 Contract:______________________
N.Y.C. / _______________________________         Accepted By:___________________
                (AGENCY NAME)                    Title:_________________________

     THE agent/broker AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
     CERTIFIES THAT INSURANCE OF THE KINDS AND TYPES AND FOR LIMITS OF LIABILITY
     HEREIN STATED, COVERING THE WORK HEREIN DESIGNATED, HAS BEEN PROCURED BY
     AND FINISHED ON BEHALF OF THE INSURED CONTRACTOR AND IS IN FULL FORCE AND
     EFFECT FOR THE PERIODS LISTED BELOW.

<Table>
<Caption>
         TYPE OF INSURANCE           POLICY NUMBER      EFFECTIVE     EXPIRATION    LIMITS OF LIABILITY     LIMITS OF LIABILITY
                                                          DATE           DATE         (IN THOUSANDS)          (IN THOUSANDS)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                                                               <C>                     <C>
A: Commercial General Liability
( ) Per Occurrence
( ) Claims Made
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B: Excess Liability
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C: Professional Liability
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D: Workers' Compensation                                                           LIMITS AS REQUIRED     LIMITS AS REQUIRED
                                                                                         BY LAW                 BY LAW
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
E: Employer's Liability
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F: Automobile Liability
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G: Builders' Risk                                                                   ____% of final        ____% of final
                                                                                     contract amount      contract amount
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H: Railroad Protective Liability
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I: Marine Protection & Indemnity
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
J: Jones Act                                                                       LIMITS AS REQUIRED     LIMITS AS REQUIRED
                                                                                         BY LAW                 BY LAW
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
K: Longshore Harborworkers
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L: Other (Specify)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

These certificates described herein may not be canceled without cancellation of
a policy to which it is attached. Such cancellation may be issued by the company
or the insured giving thirty (30) days' notice in writing to the New York City
Comptroller's Office & Contracting Agencies. No policy referred to herein shall
be changed, cancelled or coverage terminated for any reason including expiration
of the policy or nonpayment of the premiums unless thirty (30) days written
notice has been received by the contracting agency and the Comptroller's office.

Policy coverage MUST agree with coverage stated on this certificate. False
statements of coverage are punishable under SECTION 2110 of the New York State
Insurance Law. As indicated in the Standard Specifications of the contract,
limits of coverage are NOT to be amended with deductible causes of any kind
without prior written approval of the City of New York.

                                     E2 - 1
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                                    EXHIBIT E
                            CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
                                     (BACK)

      INSURANCE COMPANIES                          ADDRESS
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A:
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B:
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C:
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D:
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E:
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F:
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G:
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H:
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I:
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J:
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K:
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L:
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                                         Brokers Name:__________________________

                                         Address:_______________________________

                                         _______________________________________

                                         License #:_____________________________

                                         Telephone #: (      )__________________

                                         Contact Person:________________________

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              GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR SERVICE AND SUPPLY AGREEMENTS

                              INSURANCE PROVISIONS

1.   WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE:

     Pursuant to Section 57 of the New York State Workers Compensation Law, the
     Contractor must offer proof of workers compensation and disability benefits
     coverage on behalf of all employees who are to provide labor or service
     under this contract, two certificates of such insurance or authority for
     self-insurance shall be furnished to NYCDOS.

2.   EMPLOYEES LIABILITY INSURANCE:

     Before performing any work on the Contract, the Contractor shall procure
     Employer's Liability Insurance affording compensation because of bodily
     injury by accident or disease sustained by any employee of the insured
     arising out of and in the course of his/her employment by the insured. Two
     certificates of such insurance or authority for self-insurance shall be
     furnished to NYCDOS. Certificates confirming renewals of INSURANCE shall be
     presented not less THAN 30 days prior to the expiration date of coverage
     until all operations under the contract are deemed completed.

3.   COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY:

     Before commencing work at the sITes, the Contractor shall procure a
     commercial general liability insurance policy in the contractor's name and
     naming the City of New York, Department of Sanitation as additional insured
     and endorsed to cover liability assumed by the contractor under the
     indemnity provisions of this Agreement. This insurance policy must be
     maintained during the life of the contract and shall protect the City, the
     Department of Sanitation, and the contractor and his/her subcontractors
     performing work at the site from claims for property damage and/or bodily
     injury which may arise from operations under this contract, whether such
     operations are performed by him/herself or anyone directly or indirectly
     employed by him. Two (2) certificates of insurance shall be furnished in a
     manner acceptable to the Department of Sanitation, together with copies of
     all endorsements as pertain to the requirements of this contract. (limits
     above are as provided in GC 00 01 (ED 10/93).

     The policy shall contain no exclusions or endorsements which are not
     acceptable to the City and shall be of a form and by an insurance company
     acceptable to the City.

     Contractor, at his option, may carry, in lieu of liability insurance
     provided above, COMPREHENSIVE general liability insurance with a limit per
     accident equal to the amount required in SCHEDULE A.

                               E2 - 3 (Insurance)
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     The following endorsements are required to be made on the policy:

     (a)  Notice to NYCDOS under an insurance policy of the Insured shall be
          addressed to:

               DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
               AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER
               51 CHAMBERS STREET, ROOM 806
               NEW YORK, NY 10007
               ATTENTION: INSURANCE SECTION.

     (b)  Notice of Accident shall be given to the insurance company by the
          Insured within one Hundred and Twenty (120) days after notice has been
          sent to NYCDOS of such accident.

     (c)  Notice of Claim shall be given to the insurance company within one
          Hundred Twenty (120) days after such notice has been filed with the
          Comptroller of the City of New York.

     (d)  Notice of Cancellation of Policy: The policy shall not be canceled,
          terminated, modified or changed by the insurance company unless the
          thirty (30) days prior written notice is sent to the Insured by
          Registered mail and also sent to NYCDOS nor shall the policy be
          canceled, terminated, modified or changed by the insured without the
          prior consent of NYCDOS.

     (e)  The carrier shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City, its
          officers, employees and agents from any and all claims, suits, demands
          or judgments by reason of property damage or injuries, including death
          arising out of or as a result of this contract.

     (f)  The insurer waives all rights of subrogation against the City its
          officers, employees and agents.

     (g)  All policies issued under this contract must be provided by insurance
          companies licensed to do business in the State of New York and
          acceptable to the Department.

4.   AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY:

     Contractor will provide the City with evidence of insurance covering all
     owned, non-owned and hired vehicles to be used in connection with this
     contract.

5.   PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY:

     CNA DESIGN (PROFESSIONALS 1-87503-A (ed. 8/83), or equivalent. Covering as
     insured the Contractor's Engineer(s).

     Professional Liability policies shall include an endorsement whereby the
     Contractor's Engineer indemnifies and holds harmless the Commissioner of
     Sanitation and the City and each officer, agent and the employee of the
     City or Department of Sanitation

                               E2 - 4 (Insurance)
<Page>

     against all claims against any of them, for personal injury or wrongful
     death or property damage arising out of the negligent performance of
     professional services or caused by an error, omission or negligent act of
     the Contractor's Engineer or anyone employed by the Contractor's Engineer.

     All subcontractors to the contractor's Engineer providing professional
     services under this contract shall also provide evidence of professional
     liability insurance to the Department at limits appropriate to the
     exposures of the subcontractor's work, with deductibles suitable for the
     financial capacity of the subcontractor and through carriers and on forms
     acceptable to the Department.

6.   BUILDERS ALL RISK:

     In construction contracts, when deemed necessary, before any materials are
     purchased under this contract, the contractor shall present the Department
     with certificates evidencing that the required insurance is in effect. The
     policy shall insure the city and the Contractor as their respective rights
     may appear under the contract. The policy shall provide for storage and
     transport of materials, equipment, supplies of any kind whatsoever to be
     used on or incidental to the project.

     BUILDERS RISK POLICY: Shall contain the following endorsements:

     (a)  "This policy insures against loss or damage only on work done under
          Contract No. _______________ with New York City, in construction for
          the Department of Sanitation __________________ [PROJECT DESCRIPTION],
          which is susceptible to damage or loss."

     (b)  The policy must contain under the loss payable clause or by
          endorsement thereon: "Loss, if any, payable to the City of New York."

          The omission of any of these endorsements or clauses from the policy
          will be considered a cause for rejection of the policy.

          The policy shall be stamped PAID, or receipted bills of payment of
          premium shall be delivered with the builders' risk insurance policy.

          If the insurance policy is that of a mutual company, it shall contain
          the following:

               "The City of New York shall not be liable for any premium or
               assessment under this policy of insurance. The contractor who has
               entered into the contracted referred to in this policy with the
               City of New York is solely liable."

7.   INSURANCE AGREEMENT:

     (a)  The Contractor is required to obtain and maintain insurance outlined
          in SCHEDULE A of the contract.

     (b)  The Insurance required for this contract must be on forms acceptable
          to the Department and offered by Insurers acceptable to the Department

                               E2 - 5 (Insurance)
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     (c)  Where circumstances warrant, the Department may, at its discretion
          subject to acceptance by the Law Department and/or the office of the
          Comptroller, accept letters of credit or custodial accounts in lieu of
          specific insurance requirements.

     (d)  The Contractor agrees and all insurance contributing to satisfaction
          of SCHEDULE A insurance requirements shall provide, that the "policy
          shall not be canceled, terminated or modified by the insurance company
          unless thirty (30) days prior written notice (unless another period is
          specifically given above) is given the City of New York, Department of
          Sanitation, nor shall it be modified, terminated or canceled by the
          Contractor without the prior written approval of the Department of
          Sanitation.

     (e)  The Contractor shall be solely responsible for payment of all
          premiums, for insurance contributing to satisfaction of SCHEDULE A
          requirements and shall be solely responsible for the payment of all
          deductibles to which such policies are subject, whether or not the
          City of New York is an insured under the policy.

     (f)  Claims-made policies will be accepted for only professional liability
          and such other risks as are authorized by the New York State Insurance
          Department. All such policies contributing to satisfaction of SCHEDULE
          A requirements shall have an extended reporting period option or
          automatic coverage of not less than two years. If provided as an
          option, the Contractor agrees to purchase the extended reporting
          period on cancellation or termination unless a new policy is effected
          with a retroactive date, including at least the last policy year.

     (g)  The Contractor shall send all certificates, submissions, notices and
          documents required by, or relevant to, insurance, to:

               DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
               AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER
               51 CHAMBERS STREET, ROOM 806
               NEW YORK, NY 10007
               ATTENTION: INSURANCE SECTION.

     (h)  In addition, notification of any accidents arising in the course of
          operations under the contract that cause bodily injury or property
          damage shall also be sent promptly to the

               DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
               BUREAU OF LEGAL AFFAIRS
               125 WORTH STREET, ROOM 710
               NEW YORK, NY 10013
               ATTENTION: DEPUTY COMMISSIONER FOR LEGAL AFFAIRS

     (i)  The Contractor or his engineer may apply to Department for approval of
          higher deductibles based on financial capacity and quality of the
          carrier affording coverage.

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     (j)  In addition to the above insurance requirements, the following terms
          and conditions shall apply and shall be written into the polities of
          insurance as riders:

          (1)  Notices of claim shall be given by the Contractor to its
               insurance company within 120 days after such claim shall be filed
               with the Comptroller of the City of New York.

          (2)  Notices of ail accidents shall be sent by the Contractor to its
               insurance company and such notice shall be deemed notice by the
               Contractor, by NYCDOS, and by the City to the insurance company.

          (3)  The insurance company shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless
               the City, its officers, employees and agents from any and all
               claims, suits, demands or judgements by reason of property damage
               or personal injuries, Including death, arising out of or as a
               result of this contract.

          (4)  The insurer waives all rights of subornation against the City,
               its officers, employees and agents.

     (k)  Notice to the insurance company by the Contractor of an accident or
          claim on the site shall constitute notice by NYCDOS and the City to
          the insurance company.

8.   PROTECTION OF CITY PROPERTY:

     If City property is lost, damaged or destroyed as result of the operations
     of the Contractor or his Sub-contractors, in the performance of this
     contract, of from his or their failure to comply with any of the provisions
     of this contract, or by law, the Contractor shall indemnify and hold the
     City harmless from any and all costs and expense which the City may be
     subjected to which it may suffer or incur by reason thereof.

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                                                               PAYMENT BOND PAGE

                                  PAYMENT BOND

     KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, __________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
hereinafter referred to as the "Principal," and ________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
hereinafter referred to ass the "Surety" ("Sureties") are held and firmly bound
to THE CITY OF NEW YORK, hereinafter referred to as the "CITY," or to its
successors and assigns, in the penal sum of ____________________________________
__($________________ ) Dollars, lawful money of theUnited States, for the
payment of which said sum of money well and truly to be made, we, and each of
us, bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and
assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.

     WHEREAS, the Principal is about to enter, or has entered, into a Contract
in writing with the City for ___________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
a copy of which Contract is annexed to and hereby made a part of this bond, as
though herein set forth in full;

     NOW, THEREFORE, the conditions of this obligation are such that if the
     Principal, his or its representatives or assigns and other subcontractors
     to whom Work under this Contract is sublet and his or their successors and
     assigns shall promptly pay or cause to be paid all lawful claims for

     (a)  Wages and compensation for labor performed and services rendered by
          all persons engaged in the prosecution of the Work under said
          Contract, and any amendment or extension thereof or addition thereto,
          whether such persons be agents, servants or employees of the Principal
          or of any such subcontractor, including all persons so engaged who
          perform the work of laborers or mechanics at or in the vicinity of the
          site of the Project regardless of any contractual relationship between
          the Principal or such subcontractors, or his or their successors or
          assigns, on the one had and such laborers or mechanics on the other,
          but not including office employees not regularly stationed at the site
          of the project; and

     (b)  Materials and supplies (whether incorporated in the permanent
          structure or not), as well as teams, fuels, oils, implements or
          machinery furnished, used or consumed by said Principal or any
          subcontractor at or in the vicinity of the site of the Project in the
          prosecution of the Work under said Contract and any amendment or
          extension thereof or addition thereto; then this obligation shall be
          void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

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                                                               PAYMENT BOND PAGE

This bond is subject to the following additional conditions, limitations and
agreements:

(a)  The Principal and Surety (Sureties) agree that this bond shall be for the
     benefit of any materialmen or laborer having a just claim, as well as the
     City itself.

(b)  All persons who have performed labor, rendered services or furnished
     materials and supplies, as aforesaid, shall have a direct right of action
     against the Principal and his, its or their successors and assigns, and the
     Surety (Sureties) herein, or against either or both or any of them and
     their successors and assigns. Such persons may sue in their own name, and
     may prosecute the suit to judgment and execution without the necessity of
     joining with any other person as party plaintiff.

(c)  The Principal and Surety (Sureties) agree that neither of them will hold
     the City liable for any judgment for costs or otherwise, obtained by either
     or both of them against a laborer or materialman in a suit brought by
     either a laborer or materialman under this bond for moneys allegedly due
     for performing work or furnishing material.

(d)  The Surety (Sureties) or its successors and assigns shall not be liable for
     any compensation recoverable by an employee or laborer under the Workmen's
     Compensation Law.

(e)  In no event shall the Surety (Sureties), or its successor or assigns, be
     liable for a greater sum than the penalty of this bond or be subject to any
     suit, action or proceeding herein that is instituted by any person, firm,
     or corporation hereunder later than two (2) years after the complete
     performance of said Contract and final settlement thereof.

The Principal, for himself and his successors and assigns, and the Surety
(Sureties), for itself and its successors and assigns, do hereby expressly waive
any objection that might be interposed as to the right of the City to require a
bond

containing the foregoing provisions, and they do hereby further expressly waive
any defense which they or either of them might interpose to an action brought
hereon by any person, firm or corporation, including subcontractors, materialmen
and third persons, for work, labor, services, supplies or material performed,
rendered, or furnished as aforesaid upon the ground that there is no law
authorizing the City to require the foregoing provisions to be placed in this
bond.

And the Surety (Sureties), for value received, for itself and its successors and
assigns, hereby stipulates and agrees that the obligation of said Surety
(Sureties), and its bond shall be in no way impaired or affected by an extension
of time, modification, omission, addition, or change in or of the said Contract
or the Work to be performed thereunder, or by any payment thereunder before the
time required therein, or by any waiver of any provisions thereof, or by any
assignment, subletting or other transfer thereof or of any part thereof, or of
any Work to be performed, or any moneys due or to become due thereunder and said
Surety (Sureties) does hereby waive notice of any and all of such extensions,
modifications, omissions, additions, changes, payments, waivers, assignments,
subcontracts and transfers, and hereby expressly stipulates and agrees that any
and all things done and omitted to be done by and in relation to assignees,
subcontractors, and other transferees shall have the same effect as to said
Surety (Sureties) as though done or omitted to be done by or in relation to said
Principal.

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                                                               PAYMENT BOND PAGE

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Principal and the Surety (Sureties) have hereunto set
their hands and seals, and such of them as are corporations have caused their
corporate seals to be hereunto affixed and these presents to be signed by their
proper officers, this _____________ day of ___________________, _________.

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Principal)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

Bond Premium Rate:_____________________________________________________

Bond Premium Cost:_____________________________________________________

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                                                               PAYMENT BOND PAGE

                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF A CORPORATION

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of___________________________________)

On this ___ day of ______________________, ________, before me personally came
_________________________________________________________________________ to me
known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides at
__________________________________, that he is the ___________________________
of ________________________, the corporation described in and which executed the
foregoing instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that one of
the seals affixed to said instrument is such seal; that it was so affixed by
order of the directors of said corporation, and that he signed his or her name
thereto by like order.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public

                                ----------------

                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF A PARTNERSHIP

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of___________________________________)

On this _____ day of ______________________, before me personally appeared
___________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the members of the
firm of ____________________, described in and who executed the foregoing
instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same as and for the
act and deed of said firm.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public

                                ----------------

                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF AN INDIVIDUAL

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of___________________________________)

On this _____ day of ______________________ before me personally appeared
_________________________ , to me known and known to me to be the person
described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledgment that
he executed the same.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public
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                                                               PAYMENT BOND PAGE

If the Contractor (Principal) is a partnership, the bond should be signed by
each of the individuals who are partners.

If the Contractor (Principal) is a corporation, the bond should be signed in its
correct corporate name by a duly authorized officer, agent, or attorney-in-fact.

THERE SHOULD BE EXECUTED AN APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF COUNTERPARTS OF THE BOND
CORRESPONDING TO THE NUMBER OF COUNTERPARTS OF THE CONTRACT.

Each executed bond should be accompanied by (a) appropriate acknowledgments of
the respective parties; (b) appropriate duly certified copy of Power of Attorney
or other certificate of authority where bond is executed by agent, officer or
other representative of Principal or Surety; (c) a duly certified extract from
By-Laws or resolutions of Surety under which Power of Attorney or other
certificate of authority of its agent, officer or representative was issued, and
(d) duly certified copy of latest published financial statement of assets and
liabilities of Surety.

                                * * * * * * * * *

              AFFIX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION OF SURETIES.

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                                                           PERFORMANCE BOND PAGE

                                PERFORMANCE BOND

     KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, __________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
hereinafter referred to as the "PRINCIPAL," and ________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
hereinafter referred to as the "SURETY" ("SURETIES") are held and firmly bound
to THE CITY OF NEW YORK, hereinafter referred to as "THE CITY,"; or to its
successors and assigns, in the penal sum of
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
__($________________ ) Dollars, lawful money of theUnited States, for the
payment of which said sum of money well and truly to be made, we, and each of
us, bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and
assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.

     WHEREAS, the Principal is about to enter, or has entered, into a Contract
in writing with the City for
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
a copy of which Contract is annexed to and hereby made a part of this bond, as
though herein set forth in full;

     NOW, THEREFORE, the conditions of this obligation are such that if the
Principal, his or its representatives or assigns, shall well and faithfully
perform the said Contract and all modifications, amendments, additions and
alterations thereto that may hereafter be made, according to its terms and its
true intent and meaning, including repair and/or replacement of defective work
and guarantees of maintenance for the periods stated in the Contract, and shall
fully indemnify and save harmless the City from all costs and damage which it
may suffer by reason of failure so to do, and shall fully reimburse and pay the
City for all outlay and expense which the City may incur in making good any such
default, and shall protect the said City of New York against, and pay any and
all amounts, damages, costs and judgments which may or shall be recovered
against said City or its officers or agents of which the said City of New York
may be called upon to pay to any person or corporation by reason of any damages
arising or growing out of the doing of said work, or the repair or maintenance
thereof, or the manner of doing the same, or the neglect of the said PRINCIPAL,
or his (their, its) agents or servants, or the improper performance of the said
work by the said PRINCIPAL, or his (their, its) agents or servants, or the
infringement of any patent or patent rights by reason of the use of any
materials furnished or work done as aforesaid or otherwise, then this obligation
shall be null and void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

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                                                           PERFORMANCE BOND PAGE

     The Surety (Sureties), for value received, hereby stipulates and agrees, if
requested to do so by the City, to fully perform and complete the Work to be
performed under the Contract, pursuant to the terms, conditions, and covenants
thereof, if the City determines that the Principal, for any cause, has failed or
neglected to fully perform and complete such Work. The Surety (Sureties) further
agrees to commence and diligently perform the Work specified in the Contract,
including physical site work, within twenty-five (25) business days after
written notice thereof from the City and to complete all Work within such time
as the City may fix. The Surety and the City reserve all rights and defenses
each may have against the other, provided, however, that the Surety expressly
agrees that its reservation of rights shall not provide a basis for
non-performance of its obligation to commence and to complete all Work as
provided herein.

     The Surety (Sureties), for value received, for itself and its successors
and assigns, hereby stipulates and agrees that the obligation of said Surety
(Sureties) and its bond shall be in no way impaired or affected by any extension
of time, modification,

omission, addition, or change in or to the said Contract or the Work to be
performed thereunder, or by any payment thereunder before the time required
therein, or by any waiver of any provisions thereof, or by any assignment,
subletting or other transfer thereof or of any Work to be performed or any
moneys due or to become due thereunder, and said Surety (Sureties) does hereby
waive notice of any and all of such extensions, modifications, omissions,
additions, changes, payments, waivers, assignments, subcontracts and transfers,
and hereby expressly stipulates and agrees that any and all things done and
omitted to be done by and in relation to assignees, subcontractors, and other
transferees shall have the same effect as to said Surety (Sureties) as though
done or omitted to be done by or in relation to said Principal.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Principal and the Surety (Sureties) have hereunto
set their hands and seals, and such of them as are corporations have caused
their corporate seals to be hereunto affixed and these presents to be signed by
their proper officers, this ____________ day of
_________________________________, _________________.

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------(L.S.)
                                           (Surety)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

                   By:
                      ----------------------------------------------------------

(Seal)
                   -------------------------------------------------------------
                                           (Surety)

Bond Premium Rate:_____________________________________________________

Bond Premium Cost:_____________________________________________________

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                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF A CORPORATION

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of________________________)

On this ___ day of ______________________, ________, before me personally came
_________________________________________________________________________ to me
known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides at
__________________________________, that he is the ___________________________
of ________________________, the corporation described in and which executed the
foregoing instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that one of
the seals affixed to said instrument is such seal; that it was so affixed by
order of the directors of said corporation, and that he signed his or her name
thereto by like order.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public

                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF A PARTNERSHIP

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of___________________________________)

On this _____ day of ______________________, before me personally appeared
___________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the members of the
firm of ____________________, described in and who executed the foregoing
instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same as and for the
act and deed of said firm.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public

                  ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PRINCIPAL, IF AN INDIVIDUAL

State of____________________________________)
                                            )        ss:
County of___________________________________)

On this _____ day of ______________________ before me personally appeared
_____________________________________, to me known and known to me to be the
person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledgment
that he executed the same.

                           Subscribed and sworn to before me
                           this_____________ day of ______________, ________

                           -----------------------------------------------------
                           Notary Public

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                                                           PERFORMANCE BOND PAGE

If the Contractor (Principal) is a partnership, the bond should be signed by
each of the individuals who are partners.

If the Contractor (Principal) is a corporation, the bond should be signed in its
correct corporate name by a duly authorized officer, agent, or attorney-in-fact.

THERE SHOULD BE EXECUTED AN APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF COUNTERPARTS OF THE BOND
CORRESPONDING TO THE NUMBER OF COUNTERPARTS OF THE CONTRACT.

Each executed bond should be accompanied by: (a) appropriate acknowledgments of
the respective parties; (b) appropriate duly certified copy of Power of Attorney
or other certificate of authority where bond is executed by agent, officer or
other representative of Principal or Surety; (c) a duly certified extract from
By-laws or resolutions of Surety under which Power of Attorney or other
certificate of authority of its agent, officer or representative was issued; and
(d) duly certified copy of latest published financial statement of assets and
liabilities of Surety.

              AFFIX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION OF SURETIES.

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                              MODULE F: ATTACHMENTS

-    Local Law 35 Certification (if applicable)

-    Experience Questionnaire

-    Supply & Service Employment Report

-    VENDEX

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                                  CERTIFICATION

                                  LOCAL LAW 35

AGENCY:  Department of Sanitation         BUREAU:  Bureau of Waste Disposal

PIN:     82700WD00124

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE:         A Bid to Export Municipal Solid Waste From the
                                Borough of Brooklyn

     CONDITIONS OF LOCAL LAW 35 MUST MEET ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:

     -    Solicitation for new or renewal contract issued on or after October
          17, 1994.

     -    The contract is for provision of technical, consultant or personal
          services (including human/client services) valued at more than
          $100,000.00

                                 * * * * * * * *

The Agency has determined that the award of this contract

                              / / Will /X/ Will Not

directly result in the "displacement" of any City employee.

"Displacement" is defined by Local Law 35 to mean "any employment action that
results in a reduction in the number of funded positions; including but not
limited to, those resulting from the layoff; demotion; bumping; involuntary
transfer to a new class title, or location; time based reductions in customary
hours of work, wages, or benefits of any City employee."

                           BUREAU CONTRACTING OFFICER

--------------------------------                           __/__/__
Signature                                                    Date

                                   AGENCY HEAD

--------------------------------                           __/__/__
Signature                                                    Date

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                            EXPERIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE

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                            EXPERIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE

     This Questionnaire shall be completed by each Bidder(1), and each person,
partnership, joint venture, or corporation identified in its Bid as being a
subcontractor, or providing services pursuant to this Contract including, but
not limited to the Transfer Facility, Disposal Facility, and the transporter.

PART I:     ALL BIDDERS SHALL COMPLETE THIS SECTION.

IF THE BIDDER IS AN INDIVIDUAL, THE FOLLOWING MUST BE COMPLETED:

NAME OF BIDDER _________________________________________________________________

RESIDENCE OF BIDDER_____________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

PLACE OF BUSINESS OF BIDDER_____________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

IF THE BIDDER'S PLACE OF BUSINESS IS OTHER THAN NEW YORK CITY,

SET FORTH THE ADDRESS OF THE BIDDER'S LOCAL OFFICE______________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER_______________________________________________________

----------
(1)  All references to the Bidder for purposes of this Questionnaire shall mean
      the person, partnership, joint venture, or corporation completing this
      Questionnaire.

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IF THE BIDDER IS A PARTNERSHIP OR JOINT VENTURE, THE FOLLOWING MUST BE
COMPLETED:

STATE HERE THE NAME AND RESIDENCE OF EACH MEMBER OF THE PARTNERSHIP OR JOINT
VENTURE:

NAMES OF PARTNERS                   RESIDENCE OF PARTNERS
OR JOINT VENTURE MEMBERS            OR JOINT VENTURE MEMBERS

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

PLACE OF BUSINESS OF BIDDER_____________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

IF THE BIDDER'S PLACE OF BUSINESS IS OTHER THAN NEW YORK CITY,

SET FORTH THE ADDRESS OF BIDDER'S LOCAL OFFICE__________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER_______________________________________________________

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IF THE BIDDER, IS A CORPORATION, PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF________________________________________

ORGANIZED IN THE YEAR___________________________________________________________

NAME AND ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NAME AND ADDRESS OF SECRETARY___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NAME AND ADDRESS OF TREASURER___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NAME (S) AND ADDRESS (ES) OF DIRECTOR (S)_______________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

PLACE OF BUSINESS OF THE BIDDER_________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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IF THE BIDDER'S PLACE OF BUSINESS IS OTHER THAN NEW YORK CITY,

SET FORTH THE ADDRESS OF BIDDER'S LOCAL OFFICE__________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER_______________________________________________________

THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF EACH AND EVERY AND ALL PERSONS, PARTNERSHIPS, JOINT
VENTURES, AND CORPORATIONS, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY INTERESTED(2) WITH THE BIDDER
HEREIN ARE AS FOLLOWS(3):

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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(2)   For purposes the above, being "interested" in the Bidder shall mean that
      the Bidder is indebted to such other person, partnership or corporation,
      other than a financial institution licensed to do business in the State of
      New York, arising from any transactions involving a transfer of property
      or money and that such debt is evidenced by any written instrument
      including but not limited to a promissory note, security interest, loan,
      bonds of the Bidder issued to such person, partnership or corporation.
      "Interested in" shall also mean any stock or equity interest in the
      Bidder.

(3)   If there are no persons, partnerships, joint ventures or corporations
      whatsoever other than the Bidder interested, directly or indirectly, in
      this Bid, the Bidder should write the word "none" in the above space.

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1.    Please provide a brief description of the Bidder, including the service(s)
      and good(s) it provides, and the experience and qualifications of the
      Bidder and its Principal(s). A publicly held corporation may submit a copy
      of its most recent Annual Report, and Form 10K as its response to this
      Question.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

2.    List all contracts awarded to the Bidder by any Federal, State, or New
      York City Agency, or any Agency of any other Local Government during the
      five (5) years preceding the date upon which this Bid was opened on the
      form attached as Exhibit "A".

3.    List any contracts in an amount in excess of Five Million Dollars
      ($5,000,000) for any service(s) or good(s) to be provided under this
      Contract which were awarded to the Bidder by any person, partnership,
      joint venture, or corporation during the three (3) years preceding the
      date upon which this Bid was opened on the form attached as Exhibit "B".

4.    List the name, address, and telephone number of at least three (3)
      customers for whom the Bidder has provided service(s) and/or good(s)
      during the five (5) years preceding the date upon this Bid was opened who
      may be contacted by the Department as references. For each reference
      please provide the name of the contact person and such person's job title,
      a description of the good(s) and service(s) provided for the customer, the
      length of time the Bidder provided such good(s) or performed such
      service(s),

      and the total dollar value of the contract._______________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

5.    Has the Bidder ever failed to complete any work awarded to it?
      _____________________ If the answer is "Yes", please state the name of the
      contract, the date thereof, describe the work to be performed, and set
      forth the reason(s) why the Bidder failed to complete the work.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

6.    Has the Bidder ever been declared in default by any Federal, State, City,
      or Local Agency? _____________________ If the answer is "Yes", please
      state the name of the Agency, the name of the contract, the date thereof,
      describe the work to be performed, the reason(s) why the Bidder failed to
      complete the work, and the action(s) taken by the

      Agency.___________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

7.    Has the Bidder, or any of its affiliates, when called before a Grand Jury
      to testify, refused to sign a Waiver of Immunity or answer any relevant
      questions, or been indicted for any reason whatsoever?
      ______________________ If the answer is

      "Yes", please provide details.____________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

8.    Has there been any investigation or litigation involving the Bidder, or
      any of its affiliates, conducted by any Federal, State or Local Agency
      during the past five (5) years?

      If the answer is "Yes", please provide details.___________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

9.    Is the Bidder in arrears in the payment of any New York State, or New York
      City tax? ___________________________ If the answer is "Yes", provide the
      details concerning such arrears including the type of tax, the amount due,
      and the date upon which payment of the tax was required.__________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

10.   State the types of New York City taxes paid by the Bidder during the
      calendar

      year preceding the date of bid.___________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

11.   List all permits, licenses or other authorizations issued to the Bidder by
      any Federal, State or Local Agency having jurisdiction over the Bidder's
      operations. This list must include, at a minimum, the following
      information concerning all regulatory authorities from which permits,
      license, or authorizations are required and have been issued to it: (i)
      the United States Environmental Protection Agency region in which it is
      located; (ii) the name and address including the telephone number of each
      state and local regulatory agency from which a permit, license, or
      authorization is required; (iii) conditions or restrictions (if any; if
      none, state so) (iv) the date of issuance; and (v) the date of expiration.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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PART II:    ALL TRANSFER FACILITIES, PROCESSING FACILITIES AND DISPOSAL
            FACILITIES SHALL COMPLETE THE CHART BELOW. ALL RESPONSES SHALL BE
            IN TONS. IF A QUESTION IS NOT APPLICABLE TO A FACILITY, THE BIDDER
            SHALL MARK THE SPACE "N/A".

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                                                    DISPOSAL FACILITY
ITEM                    DESCRIPTION                    TRANSFER       ------------------------------------------------
                                                       FACILITY                                             OTHER
                                                                      WASTE-TO-ENERGY                      DISPOSAL
                                                                          PLANT           LANDFILL        FACILITY(4)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>       <C>                                          <C>            <C>                 <C>             <C>
A         PERMITTED(5) DAILY STORAGE CAPACITY FOR
          MSW(6)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B         PERMITTED(7) DAILY THROUGHPUT CAPACITY
          FOR MSW
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C         PERMITTED(8) DAILY CAPACITY FOR MSW
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D         PERMITTED(9) YEARLY BURNING CAPACITY
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
E         AVERAGE DAILY TONAGE PROCESSED
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F         DAILY TONNAGE WHICH IS CONTRACTED TO
          OTHERS FOR USE, BUT WHICH IS UNUSED
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G         EXCESS DAILY CAPACITY
          (B - E - F = G)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
H         EXCESS DAILY CAPACITY
          (C - E - F = H)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I         AMOUNT OF MSW THAT WILL BE ACCEPTED
          UNDER TERMS OF THIS BID
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

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(4)    Set forth type of Disposal Facility______________________________________

(5)    State name of authorizing agency_________________________________________

(6)    MSW shall be defined as municipal solid waste.

(7)    State name of authorizing agency_________________________________________

(8)    State name of authorizing agency_________________________________________

(9)    State name of authorizing agency_________________________________________

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IF UNDER THE TERMS OF THE BID THE BIDDER PROPOSES TO ACCEPT AN-AMOUNT OF THE
CITY'S MSW WHICH IS GREATER THAN ITS EXCESS DAILY CAPACITY (I.E., THE RESPONSE
TO ITEM G OR H) THE BIDDER SHALL EXPLAIN HOW IT PLANS TO OBTAIN SUFFICIENT

EXCESS CAPACITY TO ACCEPT THE CITY'S MSW._______________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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10.   PLEASE PROVIDE DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVELING TO EACH TRANSFER FACILITY AND
      DISPOSAL FACILITY BY AUTOMOBILE FROM NEW YORK

      CITY:_____________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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PART III.   ALL PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATIONS SHALL COMPLETE THIS
            SECTION.

NAME OF PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION(10):___________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS OF TRANSFER FACILITY:___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NAME, TITLE, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE CONTACT PERSON:________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

EACH TRANSFER FACILITY SHALL PROVIDE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FACILITY AND ITS
OPERATIONS WHICH SHALL INCLUDE RESPONSES TO ALL OF THE QUESTIONS SET FORTH
HEREINAFTER:

1.    HOW LONG HAS THE TRANSFER FACILITY BEEN IN OPERATION?_____________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      IF THE FACILITY HAS NOT YET COMMENCED OPERATIONS, STATE WHY IT HAS NOT
      DONE SO, AND THE DATE UPON WHICH IT IS

      ANTICIPATED THAT OPERATIONS WILL START.___________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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(10)  A putrescible solid waste transfer station is hereinafter referred to as a
      "Transfer Facility".

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2.    DESCRIBE THE COMMUNITY SURROUNDING THE TRANSFER FACILITY, E.G., IS IT AN
      INDUSTRIAL AREA, A RESIDENTIAL AREA, ETC. ARE THERE ANY DAY CARE
      FACILITIES, SCHOOLS, OR CHURCHES LOCATED WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE
      TRANSFER FACILITY?

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

3.    WHAT IS THE SIZE OF THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S:

      A.    TIPPING FLOOR?______________________________________________________

            ____________________________________________________________________

      B.    AREA FOR THE STORAGE OF WASTE?

            ____________________________________________________________________

4.    DOES THE TRANSFER FACILITY HAVE A SEPARATE AREA FOR LOADING

      REFUSE? ____________ IF YOUR RESPONSE IS "YES", SET FORTH

      THE SIZE OF THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S LOADING AREA._________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

5.    SET FORTH THE AMOUNT OF SPACE AVAILABLE FOR VEHICLES TO QUEUE IN IN LINEAR
      FEET:

      A.    PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S SCALE______________________________

            ____________________________________________________________________

      B.    AFTER THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S SCALE_________________________________

            ____________________________________________________________________

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6.    WILL VEHICLES BE REQUIRED TO QUEUE ON THE STREETS

      SURROUNDING THE TRANSFER FACILITY? ___________________ IF YOUR RESPONSE IS
      "YES", LIST ALL STREETS ON WHICH VEHICLES WILL BE REQUIRED TO WAIT, AND
      SET FORTH YOUR OPINION ON WHETHER TRAFFIC, AND OTHER BUSINESSES WILL BE
      IMPACTED BY THE QUEUING VEHICLES.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

7.    DESCRIBE THE PREMISES OF THE TRANSFER FACILITY INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
      TO THE LIGHTING CONDITIONS AT THE TRANSFER FACILITY, THE CONDITION OF THE
      ROADWAYS ON THE SITE OF THE TRANSFER FACILITY, A DESCRIPTION OF TRAFFIC
      CONTROL SIGNS AT

      THE FACILITY, ETC.________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

8.    SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF SCALES FOR WEIGHING VEHICLES AT THE

      TRANSFER FACILITY_________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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9.    DESCRIBE THE LOCATION OF THE SCALE(S) AT THE TRANSFER FACILITY INCLUDING
      ANY IMPEDIMENTS TO, OR DIFFICULTIES WITH

      ACCESS TO EACH SCALE______________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

10.   SET FORTH THE TIME(S) AT WHICH THE TRANSFER FACILITY IS REQUIRED TO CLEAN
      ITS TIPPING FLOOR, AND NOT ACCEPT REFUSE BY THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S NEW
      YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION(11) PERMIT OR ANY OTHER PERMIT, AND THE
      NAME OF THE

      REGULATORY AGENCY OR AUTHORITY ISSUING THE PERMIT_________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

11.   SET FORTH THE TIME(S) AT WHICH THE TRANSFER FACILITY CEASES ACCEPTING
      REFUSE IN ORDER TO CLEAN ITS TIPPING FLOOR AS REQUIRED BY THE TRANSFER
      FACILITY'S NYCDOS PERMIT OR ANY OTHER PERMIT, AND THE NAME OF THE
      REGULATORY AGENCY OR

      AUTHORITY ISSUING THE PERMIT._____________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

12.   ARE THERE ANY OTHER TIMES AT WHICH THE TRANSFER FACILITY IS REQUIRED TO
      CLOSE UNDER THE TERMS OF ITS NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
      CONSERVATION(12), NYCDOS OR ANY

----------

(11)  The New York City Department of Sanitation is hereinafter referred to as
      "NYCDOS".

(12)  The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is hereinafter
      referred to as the "NYSDEC".

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      OTHER PERMIT? ______________________________ IF THE RESPONSE IS "YES",
      IDENTIFY THE PERMIT ESTABLISHING THE CLOSURE REQUIREMENT(S), AND THE
      TIME(S) AT WHICH THE TRANSFER FACILITY MAY NOT ACCEPT

      THE DELIVERY OF REFUSE.___________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

13.   SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES THAT CAN BE UNLOADED ON

      THE TRANSFER FACILITY'S TIPPING FLOOR AT THE SAME TIME.___________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

14.   SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES THAT CAN BE UNLOADED ON THE TRANSFER
      FACILITY'S TIPPING FLOOR AT THE SAME TIME AS

      REFUSE IS BEING LOADED ONTO AN OUTBOUND TRAILER.__________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      IF YOUR RESPONSE IS DIFFERENT FROM YOUR RESPONSE TO QUESTION 13,

      PLEASE SET FORTH THE REASON(S).___________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

15.   SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES WHOSE REFUSE CAN CURRENTLY BE UNLOADED
      AND PROCESSED BY THE TRANSFER FACILITY DURING A

                                       17
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      ONE (1) HOUR TIME PERIOD._________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

16.   SET FORTH THE PEAK TIME PERIODS FOR THE DELIVERY OF REFUSE TO THE TRANSFER
      FACILITY (I.E., BETWEEN WHAT HOURS DO MOST VEHICLES DELIVER REFUSE TO THE
      FACILITY FOR PROCESSING AND

      DISPOSAL)?________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

17.   SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES WHICH CURRENTLY DELIVER REFUSE TO THE
      TRANSFER FACILITY DURING THE FOLLOWING TIME PERIODS:

      A.    1 A.M. THROUGH 5 A.M._______________________________________________

      B.    8 A.M. THROUGH 2 P.M._______________________________________________

      C.    5 P.M. THROUGH 10 P.M.______________________________________________

18.   SET FORTH THE AMOUNT OF REFUSE WHICH CAN CURRENTLY BE PROCESSED BY THE
      TRANSFER FACILITY DURING THE FOLLOWING TIME PERIODS:

      A.    1 A.M. THROUGH 5 A.M._______________________________________________

      B.    8 A.M. THROUGH 2 P.M._______________________________________________

      C.    5 P.M. THROUGH 10 P.M.______________________________________________

19.   DESCRIBE THE PROCEDURES WHICH WILL BE USED BY THE TRANSFER FACILITY TO
      UNLOAD NYCDOS VEHICLES ON THE TIPPING FLOOR WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY LOADING
      REFUSE ONTO OUTBOUND VEHICLES.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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20.   SET FORTH THE TIME REQUIRED TO LOAD REFUSE ONTO AN

      OUTBOUND TRAILER._________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

21.   DESCRIBE ANY EQUIPMENT USED BY THE TRANSFER FACILITY TO PROCESS AND LOAD
      REFUSE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FRONT

      END LOADERS, CONVEYORS, BUCKETS, ETC.______________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

22.   SET FORTH THE NUMBER OF PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN TIPPING, AND

      LOADING OPERATIONS AT THE TRANSFER FACILITY.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

23.   PROVIDE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE TASKS PERFORMED BY THE PERSONNEL
      ENGAGED IN TIPPING, AND LOADING OPERATIONS AT THE

      TRANSFER FACILITY.________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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24.   IN THE EVENT THAT THE BIDDER IS AWARDED A CONTRACT FOR ALL OF THE TONNAGE
      THAT IT HAS OFFERED TO ACCEPT, HOW MANY HOURS PER DAY WILL THE TRANSFER
      FACILITY NEED TO LOAD REFUSE ONTO OUTBOUND TRAILERS IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF
      ALL OF THE REFUSE

      DELIVERED TO IT BY NYCDOS VEHICLES?_______________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

25.   PLEASE DESCRIBE ANY MODIFICATIONS THAT THE TRANSFER FACILITY PLANS TO MAKE
      IN ITS PROCEDURES AND OPERATIONS; AND ITS DESIGN TO ACCEPT THE DELIVERY OF
      REFUSE BY NYCDOS VEHICLES

      PURSUANT TO THIS CONTRACT.________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

26.   IN THE EVENT THAT THE BIDDER IS AWARDED A CONTRACT FOR ALL OF THE TONNAGE
      THAT IT HAS OFFERED TO ACCEPT, WILL THE TRANSFER FACILITY BE REQUIRED TO
      SECURE ANY MODIFICATIONS TO

      ITS NYSDEC, NYCDOS, OR ANY OTHER PERMIT?__________________________________

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      IF YOUR RESPONSE IS "YES", PLEASE SET FORTH THE MODIFICATIONS TO EACH
      PERMIT THAT THE TRANSFER FACILITY WILL BE REQUIRED TO

      SECURE.___________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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PART IV.  ALL DISPOSAL FACILITIES SHALL COMPLETE THIS SECTION.

NAME OF DISPOSAL FACILITY:______________________________________________________

ADDRESS OF DISPOSAL FACILITY:___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

NAME, TITLE, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE CONTACT PERSON:________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

1.    TYPE OF DISPOSAL FACILITY (I.E., WASTE-TO-ENERGY

      PLANT, LANDFILL, ETC.)____________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

2.    HOW LONG HAS THE DISPOSAL FACILITY BEEN IN OPERATION?_____________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      IF THE FACILITY HAS NOT YET COMMENCED OPERATIONS, STATE WHY IT HAS NOT
      DONE SO, AND THE DATE UPON WHICH IT IS

      ANTICIPATED THAT OPERATIONS WILL START.

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

3.    WHAT IS THE DISPOSAL FACILITY'S LIFE EXPECTANCY? YOUR

      RESPONSE SHOULD INCLUDE THE BASIS FOR THAT STATEMENT._____________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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4.    WHAT MODE (S) OF TRANSPORTATION IS (ARE) USED FOR THE DELIVERY OF WASTE TO
      THE FACILITY (I.E., BARGE, RAIL, TRUCK,

      ETC.)?____________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

5.    DOES THE FACILITY PRESENTLY ACCEPT OUT-OF-STATE WASTE?____________________

      IF YOUR RESPONSE IS "YES", SET FORTH THE NAMES OF THE COMMUNITIES OR
      STATES FROM WHICH THE FACILITY ACCEPTS

      REFUSE.___________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

6.    DOES THE DISPOSAL FACILITY HAVE A HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT THAT AUTHORIZES
      IT TO ACCEPT OUT-OF-STATE WASTE? _______ IF YOUR RESPONSE IS "YES", SET
      FORTH THE NAME OF THE COMMUNITY WITH WHICH THE FACILITY HAS A HOST
      COMMUNITY AGREEMENT, THE TERM OF THE AGREEMENT (INCLUDING THE DATE UPON
      WHICH THE AGREEMENT COMMENCED, AND THE DATE UPON WHICH IT TERMINATES), THE
      PROVISIONS OF THE AGREEMENT WHICH AUTHORIZE THE FACILITY TO ACCEPT
      OUT-OF-STATE WASTE AND

                                       23
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      ATTACH A COPY THEREOF, AND THE NAME, TITLE, ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER
      OF A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE HOST COMMUNITY

      WHO MAY BE CONTACTED TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION.__________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

7.    IF THE DISPOSAL FACILITY DOES NOT HAVE A HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT, SET
      FORTH THE NAME(S) OF THE PERMIT OR LICENSE THAT AUTHORIZES IT TO ACCEPT
      OUT-OF-STATE WASTE FOR DISPOSAL. YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD SET FORTH THE NAME
      OF THE REGULATORY AGENCY WHICH ISSUED THE PERMIT OR LICENSE, THE TERM OF
      THE PERMIT OR LICENSE (I.E., THE DATE ON WHICH THE PERMIT OR LICENSE
      COMMENCED, AND THE DATE UPON WHICH THE PERMIT OR LICENSE ENDS), CITE THE
      PROVISIONS OF THE PERMIT OR LICENSE THAT AUTHORIZE THE FACILITY TO ACCEPT
      OUT-OF-STATE WASTE AND ATTACH A COPY THEREOF, AND THE NAME, TITLE, ADDRESS
      AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE REGULATORY AGENCY THAT
      ISSUED THE PERMIT OR LICENSE WHO MAY

      BE CONTACTED TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION.__________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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8.    IF IN ADDITION TO A HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT, THE DISPOSAL FACILITY ALSO
      POSSESSES A PERMIT OR LICENSE THAT AUTHORIZES IT TO ACCEPT OUT-OF-STATE
      WASTE FOR DISPOSAL THE BIDDER SHOULD SET FORTH THE NAME OF THE REGULATORY
      AGENCY WHICH ISSUED THE PERMIT OR LICENSE, THE TERM OF THE PERMIT OR
      LICENSE (I.E., THE DATE ON WHICH THE PERMIT-OR LICENSE COMMENCED, AND THE
      DATE UPON WHICH THE PERMIT OR LICENSE ENDS), CITE THE PROVISIONS OF THE
      PERMIT OR LICENSE THAT AUTHORIZE THE FACILITY TO ACCEPT OUT-OF-STATE WASTE
      AND ATTACH A COPY THEREOF, AND THE NAME, TITLE, ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE
      NUMBER OF A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE REGULATORY AGENCY THAT ISSUED THE PERMIT
      OR LICENSE WHO MAY

      BE CONTACTED TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION.__________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

9.    IN THE EVENT THAT THE BIDDER IS AWARDED A CONTRACT FOR ALL OF THE TONNAGE
      THAT IT HAS OFFERED TO ACCEPT, WILL THE DISPOSAL FACILITY BE REQUIRED TO
      SECURE ANY MODIFICATIONS TO

      ANY OF ITS OPERATING PERMITS OR LICENSES, OR TO ITS HOST

      COMMUNITY AGREEMENT?______________________________________________________
      IF YOUR RESPONSE IS "YES", PLEASE SET FORTH THE MODIFICATIONS TO EACH
      PERMIT OR LICENSE, OR THE HOST COMMUNITY AGREEMENT THAT THE DISPOSAL
      FACILITY WILL BE

      TO SECURE.________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

      __________________________________________________________________________

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Dated at________________________________________________________________________

this ___________________ day of ________________ 19_____________________________

                                          --------------------------------------
                                                      Name of Bidder

                                            By:
                                               ---------------------------------

                                            Name:
                                                 -------------------------------

                                            Title:
                                                  ------------------------------

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                 FORM OF AFFIDAVIT WHERE BIDDER IS AN INDIVIDUAL

State of____________________________)
                                        ss.:
County of___________________________)

__________________________, being duly sworn, says: I am the person described in
and who executed the foregoing bid. I have knowledge of the several matters
therein stated and they are in all respects true.

                                                   -----------------------------
                                                        Signature of Bidder

Sworn to before me this ___________ day

of ______________ 19____________

                 -----------------------------------------
                 Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds
                 County Clerk's No.
                 Date Commission Expires

                                       27
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        FORM OF AFFIDAVIT WHERE BIDDER IS A PARTNERSHIP OR JOINT VENTURE

State of____________________________)
                                        ss.:
County of___________________________)

_____________________________, being duly sworn, says: I am a member of
____________________________________ the partnership or joint venture described
in and which executed the foregoing bid. I subscribed the name of the said
partnership or joint venture thereto on behalf of the partnership or joint
venture; I have knowledge of the several matters therein stated and they are in
all respects true.

                                    --------------------------------------------
                                    Signature of Partner of Joint Venture Member

Sworn to before me this ___________ day

of ______________ 19____________

                 -----------------------------------------
                 Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds
                 County Clerk's No.
                 Date Commission Expires

                                       28
<Page>

                 FORM OF AFFIDAVIT WHERE BIDDER IS A CORPORATION

State of____________________________)
                                        ss.:
County of___________________________)

________________________________________________, being duly sworn, says:

I am the ____________________________________________________ of the above named
corporation in whose name is subscribed to and which executed the foregoing bid.
I reside at ____________________________________________________________________

I have knowledge of the several matters stated therein and they are in all
respects true. The corporate seal which appears herein has been affixed by order
of the Board of Directors of said Corporation.

                             ---------------------------------------------------
                             (Signature of Corporate Officer Who Signed the Bid)

Sworn to before me this ___________ day

of ______________ 19____________

                 -----------------------------------------
                 Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds
                 County Clerk's No.
                 Date Commission Expires

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                                   EXHIBIT "A"

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                                                                            %
                                                                                                            Contract
                                                                                                            Time
Project            Name and Address (including the                               Original                   Elapsed   % Work
Identification     Name and Telephone Nos. of                                    Scheduled     Actual       as of     Completed
and Name of        Contract Manager) of              Contract                    Completion    Completion   This      as of This
Contract           Organization Awarding Contract    Amount        Date Started  Date          Date         Date      Date
------------------ --------------------------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------ --------- ------------
<S>                <C>                               <C>           <C>           <C>           <C>          <C>       <C>

<Caption>
                   If % of         If Not
                   Elapsed Time    Completed By
                   Exceeds the %   Original
                   of Work         Scheduled
Project            Completed,      Completion
Identification     Give            Date, Give
and Name of        Reason(s)       Reason(s)
Contract           Therefor        Therefor
------------------ -------------- ---------------
<S>                <C>             <C>

</Table>

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<Page>

                                   EXHIBIT "B"

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                                                                            %
                                                                                                            Contract
                                                                                                            Time
Project            Name and Address (including the                               Original                   Elapsed   % Work
Identification     Name and Telephone Nos. of                                    Scheduled     Actual       as of     Completed
and Name of        Contract Manager) of              Contract                    Completion    Completion   This      as of This
Contract           Organization Awarding Contract    Amount        Date Started  Date          Date         Date      Date
------------------ --------------------------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------ --------- ------------
<S>                <C>                               <C>           <C>           <C>           <C>          <C>       <C>

<Caption>
                   If % of         If Not
                   Elapsed Time    Completed By
                   Exceeds the %   Original
                   of Work         Scheduled
Project            Completed,      Completion
Identification     Give            Date, Give
and Name of        Reason(s)       Reason(s)
Contract           Therefor        Therefor
------------------ -------------   -------------
<S>                <C>             <C>

</Table>

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<Page>

                                   EXHIBIT "A"

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                                                                            %
                                                                                                            Contract
                                                                                                            Time
Project            Name and Address (including the                               Original                   Elapsed   % Work
Identification     Name and Telephone Nos. of                                    Scheduled     Actual       as of     Completed
and Name of        Contract Manager) of Government   Contract                    Completion    Completion   This      as of This
Contract           Agency                            Amount       Date Started   Date          Date         Date      Date
-----------------  --------------------------------  ------------ -------------  ------------  ------------ --------- ------------
<S>                <C>                               <C>          <C>            <C>           <C>          <C>       <C>

<Caption>
                   If % of         If Not
                   Elapsed Time    Completed By
                   Exceeds the %   Original
                   of Work         Scheduled
Project            Completed,      Completion
Identification     Give            Date, Give
and Name of        Reason(s)       Reason(s)
Contract           Therefor        Therefor
------------------ --------------- ---------------
<S>                <C>             <C>

</Table>

                Please Use Additional Sheets, If They Are Needed
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                                   EXHIBIT "B"

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                                                                                                            %
                                                                                                            Contract
                                                                                                            Time
Project            Name and Address (including the                               Original                   Elapsed   % Work
Identification     Name and Telephone Nos. of                                    Scheduled     Actual       as of     Completed
and Name of        Contract Manager) of              Contract                    Completion    Completion   This      as of This
Contract           Organization Awarding Contract    Amount        Date Started  Date          Date         Date      Date
------------------ --------------------------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------ --------- ------------
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                   If % of         If Not
                   Elapsed Time    Completed By
                   Exceeds the %   Original
                   of Work         Scheduled
Project            Completed,      Completion
Identification     Give            Date, Give
and Name of        Reason(s)       Reason(s)
Contract           Therefor        Therefor
------------------ --------------- ---------------
<S>                <C>             <C>

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                Please Use Additional Sheets, If They Are Needed

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                                  CONTRACTOR'S
                                EMPLOYMENT REPORT
                             FOR SERVICE AND SUPPLY
                                    CONTRACTS

                         (REQUIRED WHEN THE CONTRACT IS
                        $50,000 OR GREATER AND THE BIDDER
                           EMPLOYS 50 OR MORE PEOPLE)

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                              THE CITY OF NEW YORK
                         DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS SERVICES
                           DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES
                            CONTRACT COMPLIANCE UNIT
                         110 WILLIAM STREET - 2nd Floor
                               NEW YORK, NY 10038

                     INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SUPPLY AND SERVICE
                         CONTRACTOR'S EMPLOYMENT REPORT

                                    CONTENTS:

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I.     Who must file a complete Employment Report............................................................1

II.    Who must file a "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate" L.T. 50..........................................1

III.   For which facility must an Employment Report be filed.................................................1

IV.    who must file the "Less Than 150 Employees Certificate". L.T. 150.....................................2

V.     Where to file.........................................................................................2

VI.    Who reviews the Employment Report.....................................................................3

VII.   What comprises the Division of Labor Services (DLS) Review Process....................................3

VIII.  Who must sign the Employment Report. the "Less Than 150 Employees
       Certificate or the "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate"...............................................3

IX.    How to complete the Supply and Services Employment Report.............................................4

       A.     General Information............................................................................4

       B.     Part I - Contractor/Subcontractor Information..................................................4

       C.     Part II - Documents Required...................................................................6

       D.     Part III - Employment Data Tables...........................................................8-13

              ICIP Applicant/Developer Contractor Information...............................................14

              Signature Page................................................................................15

              Sample of Completed Data Tables............................................................16-18

X.     A.     Appendix A:   Industry Codes..................................................................19

       B.     Appendix B: Broad Census Occupational Categories
              (Occupational Categories) and Detailed Listing of
              Occupational Titles and Census Codes..........................................................25
</Table>

NOTE:     DLS IS DEVELOPING COMPUTER CAPABILITY TO RECEIVE WORKFORCE DATA ON
          DISKETTE. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN MAKING A DISK SUBMISSION FOR PART
          III DATA, PLEASE CALL (212) 513-6342.

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I.      WHO MUST FILE A COMPLETE EMPLOYMENT REPORT (ER)

        In accordance with Chapter 56 of the New York City Charter (Chapter 56),
        Executive Order No. 50 (1980) (E.O. 50), as amended, its implementing
        Rules (1982), the filing of a completed ER is a requirement for doing
        business with the City of New York if you meet all of the following
        conditions:

        1.   you have been identified as the lowest bidder for a supply or
             service contract, or your proposal for supplies or services has
             been accepted:

        2.   the contract value exceeds 550,000; and

        3.   your firm employs a total of 50 or more people.

NOTE:     IF YOU ARE A SUBCONTRACTOR (SUPPLIER OR MANUFACTURER) PERFORMING ON A
          SUPPLY AND SERVICE CONTRACT AND YOU MEET CONDITIONS 2 AND 3 ABOVE, YOU
          MUST ALSO FILE A COMPLETE ER. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
          SUBMISSION OF THE ER(S) BY EACH SUBCONTRACTOR MEETING CONDITIONS 2 AND
          3. THE ER FOR THE PRIME CONTRACTOR WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED COMPLETE
          UNTIL DLS RECEIVES A COMPLETE AND DETAILED LISTING OF EACH
          SUBCONTRACTOR INVOLVED IN THE CONTRACT. COMPLETED ERS FROM EACH
          APPROPRIATE SUBCONTRACTOR MUST BE SUBMITTED 10 BUSINESS DAYS FOLLOWING
          THE AWARD OF THE CONTRACT.

II.     WHO MUST FILE A "LESS THAN 50 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE" (see ER, page 13)

        1.   If your contract value exceeds $50,000 and your company at all of
             its facilities employs fewer than 50 employees, you need only
             submit a "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate" found on page 13 of
             the Employment Report.

        2.   If you are a subcontractor to the prime contractor, the value of
             your subcontract exceeds $50,000 and your company at all of its
             facilities employs fewer than a total of 50 employees, you need
             only submit the "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate" found on page
             13 of the Employment Report. DO NOT COMPLETE ANY OTHER PART OF THE
             EP.

III.    FOR WHICH FACILITY MUST AN ER BE FILED

        1.   A separate ER will be forwarded for each facility involved in the
             performance of the contract. This may be headquarters or any
             "independently operating facility".

        2.   An "independently operating facility" is headquarters or a site
             separate from headquarters that makes its own personnel decisions
             including hires, transfers, promotions and terminations. If staff
             employed by a facility are simply sent to a separate location to
             perform their work, they are still considered part of that facility
             and are included in one ER.

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        3.   Example for which ERS must be filed from separate facilities: If
             your firm is supplying data processing equipment that is
             manufactured at your Chicago, Illinois plant, sold by your sales
             office in East Orange, New Jersey and serviced by your maintenance
             center in New York City, then an ER is necessary for each of the
             three sites. DLS retains the right to request the submission of an
             ER from headquarters, if deemed appropriate.

NOTE:     IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS RELATING TO WHICH FACILITY(IES) YOUR
          ORGANIZATION MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE
          APPROPRIATE CITY AGENCY AS IDENTIFIED IN SECTION V BELOW.

IV.     WHO MUST FILE A "LESS THAN 150 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE" (see ER, page 14)

        1.   If your contract value exceeds $50,000 and your company employs
             between 50 and 149 employees, only Parts I and II and the "Less
             Than 150 Employees Certificate" (see page 14 of the Employment
             Report) need be completed and submitted for each independently
             operating facility. DO NOT COMPLETE PART III (PAGES 11 - 13) of the
             ER.

        2.   If your company is a subcontractor, the value of your subcontract
             exceeds $50,000 and your company employs between 50 and 149
             employees, only Parts I and II and the "Less Than 150 Employees
             Certificate" (see page 14 of the Employment Report) need be
             completed and submitted for each independently operating facility.
             DO NOT COMPLETE PART III (PAGES 10 - 12) of the ER.

V.      WHERE TO FILE

        1.   The ER(s) or the "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate(s)" must be
             returned to the city agency with which you are contracting
             (contracting agency), and all inquiries regarding the Instructions
             and/or the ER must be directed to the contracting agency, as well.

        2.   DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES/DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES
             CONTRACTORS ONLY. If you are contracting through the Department of
             General Services/Division of Municipal Supplies, you will submit
             the ER or "Less Than 50 Employees Certificate" directly to Division
             of Labor Services, 110 William Street, 2ND FLOOR, New York, NY
             10038. All inquiries regarding the Employment Report Instructions
             and/cr the ER must be directed to DLS.

NOTE:     THE ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT REPORT MUST BE SUBMITTED FOR DLS' REVIEW.
          HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD KEEP COPIES OF ALL MATERIALS AND DOCUMENTS
          SUBMITTED FOR EASY REFERENCE DURING AND AFTER THE REVIEW.

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VI.     WHO REVIEWS THE EMPLOYMENT REPORT

        The contracting agency and/or DLS reviews the ER for completeness. If
        any portion is incomplete you will be notified.

        Upon receipt of a completed ER, it is reviewed by DLS to ensure that
        your firm or organization is in compliance with the City's equal
        employment opportunity requirements.

VII.    WHAT COMPRISES THE DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES' REVIEW PROCESS

        In accordance with E.O. 50, upon receipt by DLS of a completed ER; DLS
        conducts a review of the contractor's current employment policies,
        practices and procedures, as well as a statistical analysis of the
        workforce, if necessary. The process is as follows:

        1.   Within five (5) business days DLS will review the ER for
             completeness and accuracy. If any information is omitted or
             incorrect, or if necessary documents are not submitted, the
             submission shall be deemed incomplete and DLS will inform the
             contractor. The substantive compliance review does not commence
             until the submission is complete. An incomplete submission will
             delay the review process and may preclude or interrupt the contract
             approval.

        2.   I, the ER submission a complete the compliance review will proceed,
             resulting in one of the following:

             a)   A Certificate of Compliance, valid for 24 months;
             b)   A Conditional Certificate of Compliance, valid for 3 months
                  contingent upon conditions being satisfied;
             c)   An Administrative Certificate of Compliance, valid for 24
                  months;
             d)   Conditional Administrative Certificate of Compliance, valid
                  for 3 months, if conditions are satisfied;
             e)   Recertification Certificate valid for 24 months;
             f)   Continued Compliance Certificate, good for the instant
                  contract if a Certificate of Compliance has been issued; or
             g)   A Compliance Review Analysis Report. (If the analysis yields a
                  finding of underutilization of minorities and/or women
                  resulting from policies or procedures that may have a
                  discriminatory effect, or other employment policies or
                  practices mitigating against equal employment opportunity, the
                  contractor will be asked to attend a conference to present a
                  legal and/or factual explanation, or to develop an Employment
                  Program. Any firm or organization making good faith efforts to
                  take necessary corrective actions to change policies found to
                  have a disparate effect on women and minorities nay be issued
                  a Conditional Certificate of Compliance.)

VIII.   WHO MUST SIGN THE EMPLOYMENT REPORT, THE "LESS THAN 150 EMPLOYEES
        CERTIFICATE" OR THE "LESS THAN 50 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE"

        The signatory of these and all other documents submitted to DLS must be
        an official, of the firm, authorized to enter into binding legal
        agreements.

NOTE:     DLS WILL ONLY ACCEPT ORIGINAL SIGNATURES COPIES WILL BE REJECTED.

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IX.     HOW TO COMPLETE THE EMPLOYMENT REPORT

A.      GENERAL INFORMATION.

        1.   Check the appropriate the contractual relationship (a or b) you
             will have with the City as a result of this contract. If you are a
             subcontractor, you must state the name of the contractor for whom
             you are providing the goods, services, etc.

        2.   Identify the facility represented by the information submitted in
             this Employment Report.

        3.   You must provide your Employer Identification or Tax Number.

        4.   You must indicate the number of employees at this facility.

        5.   You must check the entry corresponding with the description of your
             firm's ownership.

        6.   Identify your fires industry code (see Appendix A)

NOTE: READ BEFORE COMPLETING B. PART I

        You may complete and submit only Part I, if any of the three (3)
        following conditions apply to your organization.

        1.   You Have Prior Approval From DLS

             You  have a valid Certificate of Compliance, Conditional
             Certificate of Compliance, Administrative Certificate of Approval
             or Conditional Administrative Certificate of Approval, issued by
             DLS within the past 24 months for the facility(ies) performing on
             this contract. If so, complete only Part I and the required
             attachments. (See Question 9a. of the ER).

        2.   You Have Previously Submitted a Complete ER for this Facility

             You have previously submitted an ER on this same facility for a
             different contract for which you have not yet received compliance
             approval. If so, complete only Part I and the required attachments.
             (See Question 9b. of the ER).

        3.   You Have Prior Approval From OFCCP

             The  facilit(ies) involved in the performance of this contract has
             within the past 12 months undergone an audit and received approval
             by the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contract
             Compliance Programs ("OFCCP") and is in compliance with all other
             requirements of E.O. 50 and its implementing Rules. If so, complete
             only Part I and submit the required attachments. (See Question 10
             of the ER).

B.      PART I - CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR INFORMATION

        1.   State the name of your organization.

        2.   State the full address of the facility at which this ER was
             completed.

        3.   Identify the Chief Operating Officer of the organization (not
             necessarily the facility). Please provide a telephone number.

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        4.   Please provide the name of the person who can explain the
             information submitted in this report, or respond to questions
             raised in connection with the review of this report. Provided the
             telephone number at which this person can be reached. If this
             person is located at an address different from the facility for
             which this report is being submitted, provide the address where
             they can receive correspondence directly. If available, include fax
             number.

        5.   Explain the nature of the good(s) and/or service(s) being provided
             under this contract. (See page 2 of the ER)

        6a.  Identify the Agency with which you have the contract to provide the
             good(s) and/or service(s). If the Department of General
             Services/Division of Municipal Supplies (DMS) is contracting with
             your organization on behalf of a user agency (e.g. Department of
             Sanitation), please indicate that DMS is the contracting agency.

        b.   Identify the contract value.

        c.   Identify the term or duration of the contract. If no terms or
             expiration date is indicated in the contract, please indicate your
             projected performance completion date.

        7.   List the names and addresses of all of your firm's facilities which
             are performing work on this contract. For example, a computer
             organization might have a sales office in Newark, New Jersey which
             negotiated and/or submitted a contract proposal, manufacturing
             facilities in Tetersboro, New Jersey and Schaumberg, Illinois which
             produced the equipment; and a facility in New York City providing
             systems analysts, programmers and technicians to develop, install
             and maintain the system. Since all four (4) facilities are involved
             in performing the contract, all four (4) are operating facilities,
             and they must be identified. If a facility's employment policies,
             procedures and employment action determinations are made at a
             different facility or headquarters, that facility must be
             identified as well. If you are uncertain whether a particular
             facility should be included, refer to Section III, page 1 of these
             instructions and/or call DLS at (212) 618-8836 or 513-6342.

IF YOU FAIL TO IDENTIFY ALL OF THE OPERATING FACILITIES, THE OMISSION WILL
RENDER THE EMPLOYMENT REPORT SUBMISSION INCOMPLETE. INCOMPLETENESS WILL
INTERRUPT AND DELAY THE COMPLIANCE REVIEW IN PROGRESS.

AN ER, COMPLETED PURSUANT TO THESE INSTRUCTIONS, MUST BE SUBMITTED FOR EACH OF
THE FACILITIES LISTED ABOVE IN QUESTION 7.

        8.   IMPORTANT. All subcontractors with subcontracts in excess of
             $50.000 must be identified by name and address. As a selected
             proposed contractor you must ensure that each of you subcontractors
             obtain an Employment Report as soon as possible after your
             organization is selected to performance the City contract.

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        9a.  This question refers to your firms particular facility locations
             which have been reviewed and certified within the past 24 months.
             If the operating facilities in the current proposed contracts
             include any location(s) different from those reviewed and certified
             in the past 24 months, ERs must be submitted for these facilities.
             (See Instructions Sections III and IV).

        9b.  If ALL of the facilities involved in this proposed contract of the
             ER being reviewed by DLS, then you may complete and submit only
             Part I the ER for each operating facility. Be certain to identify
             the date on which you submitted the completed ER(s), the name of
             the City contracting agency with which the contract was made, and
             the name and telephone number of the person to whom the ER was
             submitted.

        10.  Was an Approval issued in the last 24 months pursuant to an OFCCP
             Audit of the facility for which this ER is being submitted? When
             answering this question, be careful to consider only those
             locations which the OFCCP actually audited. DLS will not consider
             OFCCP approvals and certifications for facility locations which
             were not actually audited.

             a.   Identify the reviewing OFCCP office by its name and address;

             b.   Was an unconditional certificate of compliance issued within
                  the past 24 months by the OFCCP? If yes, attach a copy of the
                  certificate in lieu of completing Employment Report Parts II
                  and III.

             c.   Provide a copy of all stated OFCCP findings. Include copies of
                  all corrective actions and documentation of their performance.

IF YOU ARE SUBMITTING ONLY PART I OF THE ER, YOU MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF THE
FIRM'S EEO STATEMENT AS IT IS PRESENTED IN THE COMPANY PUBLICATIONS/POSTED ON
BULLETIN BOARDS.

If you are only required to complete Employment Report Part I, TURN TO PAGE 8 of
the Employment Report and sign and notarize the Employment Report. Then submit
to the appropriate contracting agency. (See Section V, page 2)

C.      PART II - DOCUMENTS PROVIDED

Questions
11a.- 3.     You must respond to the questions as to whether or not your firm
             has documents reflecting written policies benefits and procedures.
             If so, then you must identify BY NAME each document in which the
             policy(ies) procedure(s) or benefit(s) is located and submit copies
             of each document.

             IF YOUR FIRM FOLLOWS UNWRITTEN PRACTICES OR PROCEDURES, THEN YOU
             MUST EXPLAIN IN WRITING HOW THEY OPERATE.

REMEMBER TO LABEL ALL DOCUMENTS WITH THE QUESTION NUMBER FOR WHICH THEY ARE
SUBMITTED

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Questions
12a. and b.  There are two parts to this question. Part (a) concerns the
             manner/method by which you comply with the requirements of the
             Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA). Part (b)
             inquires into where and how I-9 Forms are maintained and stored.

Questions
13a. and b.  There are two parts to this question. Part (a) concerns the  firm's
             requirement that an applicant or employee be subjected to a medical
             examination at any given time. Part (b) requires the submission
             of medical information questionnaires used by the firm.

Questions
14a. and b.  There are two. parts to this question. Part (a) asks you to
             indicate the existence and location of all statements of your
             firm's Equal Employment opportunity policy and to attach a copy of
             each statement. Part (b) asks you to submit your current
             Affirmative Action Plan(s).

Questions
15a. and b.  There are two parts to this question. If your firm or collective
             bargaining agreement has an internal grievance procedure, part (a)
             asks you to indicate this and submit a copy of the policy and
             procedure. If unwritten, part (b) asks you to explain its nature
             and operation. Explain how you're your firm's procedure addresses
             EEO complaints.

Question 16. If your employees have used an internal grievance procedure in the
             last three (3) years, please submit an explanation in the format
             indicated below:
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Number the                                                               Investigation
Complaint(s)             Nature of the          Position(s) of           Conducted              Current Status/
(e.g., 1, 2, 3 . . .)    Complaint(s)           Complainant(s)           Yes/No, Type           Disposition
---------------------    ------------           --------------           ------------           -----------
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Question 17. Indicate whether in the past three (3) years complaints have been
             filed with a court of law of administrative agency, naming your
             fire as a defendant (or respondent) in a complaint alleging
             violation of any anti-discrimination or affirmative action laws. If
             yes, develop and submit a LOG to snow, for each administrative/and
             or judicial action filed, the following information:

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                         Administrative                                                          If not pending, the
Names of                 agency or court in         Nature of the           Current              Complaint's
Complainant(s)           Which Action was Filed     Complaint(s)            Status               Disposition
--------------           ----------------------     ------------            ------               -----------
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Question 18. Identify each job for which a physical qualification exists.
             Identify and explain the physical qualification(s) for each stated
             job. Submit job descriptions for each job and the reasons for the
             qualifications.

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Question 19. Identify each job for which there exists any qualification related
             to age, race, color, national origin, sex, creed, disability,
             marital status, sexual orientation or citizenship status. Identify
             and explain the specific related qualification for each job stated.
             Submit job descriptions for each job and the reasons for the
             qualifications.

Question 20. If the condition is apply, check the appropriate boxes.

Question 21. Please indicate the relevant geographic recruitment or labor market
             area(s) (i.e. nation, specific county or specific metropolitan,
             statistical area) for each job category employed at this facility.

D.      PART III: ENVIRONMENT DATA TABLES INCLUDE:

        FORM A.        JOB CLASSIFICATION AND INCUMBENTS FORM (SEE ER, PAGE 11)

        FORM B.        NEW HIRES FORM/TRACKING EMPLOYEES HIRED OVER THE LAST
                       THREE YEARS (SEE ER, PACE 11)

        FORM C.        TERMINATIONS FORM: EMPLOYMENT TERMINATIONS OVER THE LAST
                       THREE YEARS (SEE ER, PAGE 12)

NOTE:     IDENTIFY THE FIRM AND FACILITY LOCATION AT THE TOP RIGHT CORNER OF
          EACH WORKFORCE DATA TABLE PAGE. THESE SHEETS ARE SEPARATED FROM THE
          OTHER EMPLOYMENT REPORT MATERIALS FOR PURPOSES OF COMPUTER PROCESSING.

FORM A.      JOB CLASSIFICATION AND INCUMBENTS REPORT

FILL OUT THIS FORM AS FOLLOWS:  (SEE PAGE 10 OF THE ER)

1.      OCCUPATION CATEGORY

        (a)  This form requires that you list and classify each company job
             title which exists in the reporter facility.

        (b)  In selecting the appropriate occupational category for each job
             title please note that the occupational categories listed in
             abbreviated form at the upper right corner reflect the eleven (11)
             occupational categories utilized in the 1990 Census. These
             occupational categories are listed in Appendix B (page 25) and
             appear as italicized headings within the parenthesis above each
             group of occupational titles listed in Appendix B (page 25). Be
             sure you are using the correct occupational category when selecting
             the category in Appendix B that most closely corresponds to your
             company job titles. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS REPORT PLEASE USE ONLY THE
             NINE CATEGORIES LISTED ON FORM A.

        (c)  Before you fill out Form A, please circle the occupational category
             at the top of the page in order to identify the job titles being
             reported on the page. Remember, if you circle "professional" the
             page should reflect only those titles classified as professionals.

        (d)  You must use separate pages of Form A for each occupational
             category. You should photocopy as many forms as you need to report
             all of the titles.

        (e)  You must indicate the name and location of the reported facility in
             the upper right hand corner of Form A.

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        COLUMN 1 - COMPANY JOB TITLE

        1.   List all job titles which fall within the category circled. (These
             are titles, NOT census codes, occupational categories or specific
             people)

NOTE:     IF YOU HAVE AN UNUSUAL COMPANY JOB TITLE WHICH YOU ARE UNABLE TO
          PLACE WITHIN AN OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY, PLEASE FILL OUT THE JOB
          DESCRIPTION FORM (EMPLOYMENT REPORT, PAGE 15) AND DLS WILL CLASSIFY
          THAT TITLE FOR YOU.

        2.   If, within the past three years, employees were hired into or
             terminated from a job title which is no longer utilized by your
             firm, the job title must be reported and job grouped in columns 1
             and 3.

        COLUMN 2 - COMPANY JOB NUMBER

        1.   Assign a job number to each company job title listed in column 1.
             If your company does not use numbers to identify job titles, then
             simply assign a number to each job title. COMPANY JOB NUMBERS MUST
             BE JOB TITLE DISTINCT AND EACH JOB NUMBER CAN BE USED ONLY ONCE.
             EACH JOB TITLE MUST BE ASSIGNED T0 ONE AND ONLY ONE JOB NUMBER.

        2.   Job numbers must have at least one digit and no more than 7 digits
             or spaces. You may use numbers, letters, dashes or slashes.

        3.   These numbers will be used again in columns 5 and 8 of the New
             Hires Form and column 6 of the Terminations Form.

        COLUMN 3 - CENSUS CODES

        1.   Refer to the occupational titles in Appendix B (page 26 of these
             Instructions). Find the occupational title which most closely
             matches the job function of the title in column 1, then list the
             corresponding census code.

        2.   Where applicable, the same census code may be assigned to different
             job titles. For example, the job titles senior accountant and
             junior accountant may both be assigned census code 023 (accountants
             and auditors).

NOTE:     IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO FIND A SUITABLE CENSUS CODE MATCH TO ONE OR MORE
          OF YOUR COMPANY JOB TITLES, FILL IN THE JOB DESCRIPTION FORM (ER,
          PAGE 15) AND DLS WILL MATCH IT TO A CENSUS CODE.

        COLUMN 4 - JOB GROUPS (COLUMN 4 IS DIVIDED INTO FIVE SUB-COLUMNS.)

        1.   JOB GROUPS are rankings of job titles within occupational
             categories -- each group should contain jobs with similar content
             (i.e., duties and responsibilities, pay rate and employment
             opportunity).

        2.   Look at each of the job titles (column 1) that fall within the same
             occupational categories (Column 3) and rank the job titles (i.e.,
             rank all managerial titles against one another, then clerical
             titles against one another, then the professional titles against
             one another, and so on).

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        3.   Within each occupational category, job group 1 is the job group
             containing the job titles with the highest wage rates, best
             opportunities and most responsibility. The next highest level of
             job titles are similarly checked off in job group 2 and so on.

        4.   If two job titles have similar pay rate, opportunity and
             responsibility, they may be checked off in the same job group. But
             you may not skip a job group within an occupational category: THE
             RANKINGS IN EACH OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY MUST BEGIN WITH JOB GROUP 1,
             THEN JOB GROUP 2, THEN JOB GROUP 3 AND SO ON. (It is not necessary
             to reach Job Group 5, and in fact most small and medium-sized
             organizations do not).

NOTE:     UNDER LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES, DLS WILL ALLOW MORE THAN FIVE JOB GROUPS
          TO BE ESTABLISHED IN AN OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY, BUT IN NO INSTANCE WILL
          MORE THAN TEN JOB GROUPS BE ALLOWED. IF YOU BELIEVE THAT MORE THAN
          FIVE JOB GROUPS IN ANY OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY,
          YOU MAY CALL DLS AND ASK FOR THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE UNIT AT
          (212)513-6342 or 618-8836.

        COLUMNS 5 - 15:(INCUMBENTS)

        1.   In Column 5, record the total number of your current employees by
             job title.

        2.   In Columns 6-15, distribute by sex and minority status (see below)
             the total number of incumbents in each job title. Add the totals in
             column 5 for the entire occupational category (e.g., Managers) and
             place the resulting number in the box at the top left hand corner
             of the page. If there are no incumbents in an occupational
             category, you must report zero (0).

        3.   "Minority," "Minorities," or "Minority Group" means: Black,
             Hispanic (non-European), Asian, and Native American (American
             Indian, Eskimo, Aleut)

             These groups are defined as follows:
             BLACK: DESCENDED FROM ANY OF THE BLACK AFRICAN RACIAL GROUPS AND
             NOT OF SPANISH ORIGIN;

             HISPANIC: OF MEXICAN, PUERTO RICAN, CUBAN, DOMINICAN, CENTRAL OR
             SOUTH AMERICAN SPANISH ORIGIN OR CULTURE REGARDLESS OF RACE;

             ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER: DESCENDED FROM ANY OF THE ORIGINAL
             PEOPLES OF THE FAR EAST, SOUTHEAST ASIA, THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT,
             OR THE PACIFIC ISLANDS;

             NATIVE AMERICAN, ALASKAN NATIVE: DESCENDED FROM ANY OF THE ORIGINAL
             PEOPLES OF NORTH AMERICA OR ALASKA AND MAINTAINING IDENTIFIABLE
             TRIBAL AFFILIATION THROUGH MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION OR
             COMMUNITY RECOGNITION.

        4.   The incumbents reported should reflect a snapshot of your workforce
             as of the date your Employment Report was completed.

FORM B.      NEW HIRES FORM/TRACKING EMPLOYEES HIRED OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

FILL OUT THIS FORM AS FOLLOWS:  (SEE PAGE 11 OF ER)

        1.   The New Hires Form calls for information concerning only those
             employees hired over the last three years, INCLUDING THOSE WHO ARE
             NO LONGER WITH YOUR FIRM.

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        2.   If any required information is unavailable, please contact the city
             agency with which you are contracting (contracting agency). If you
             are contracting through the Department of General Services/Division
             of Municipal Supplies, you must contact the Division of Labor
             Services directly.

        COLUMN 1 - SOCIAL SECURITY NO. OR EMPLOYEE ID NO.

        1.   Write the social security number or employee ID number of all
             employees hired. Each permanent ID number must be employee
             specific.

        COLUMNS 2-3:  SEX AND RACE/ETHIC CODE

        1.   Using the codes at the bottom of the form, fill in the sex and race
             of each employee listed in column 1.

        2.   "Minority," "Minorities, " or "Minority Group" means: Black,
             Hispanic (non-European), Asian, and Native American (American
             Indian, Eskimo, Aleut). These groups are defined on page 10 of
             these Instructions.

        COLUMN 4 - YEAR OF HIRE

        1.   Enter year of hire for each employee hired within the past three
             years.

        2.   If there are no "new hires" for one or more of the past three
             years, please indicate this at the certification, box located below
             the legends.

        COLUMN 5 - COMPANY JOB NUMBER AT HIRE

        1    List the company job number (Form A, Column 2) for the title in
             which the employee was hired.

        2    All company job numbers utilized on this form must be reported on
             Form A, even if the job title that the job number represents no
             longer exists.

NOTE:     IF A COMPANY NUMBER IS LISTED AS A THREE DIGIT NUMBER ON THE JOB
          CLASSIFICATION AND INCUMBENTS FORM (i.e. 006), THAT PRECISE THREE
          DIGIT NUMBER MUST BE UTILIZED IN THIS COLUMN AND IN COLUMN 8. DO NOT
          SUBSTITUTE 6 FOR 006.

        COLUMN 6 - MATCHING CENSUS CODE

        1.   Refer to the census codes which were assigned to the lob titles on
             Form A. List the census code assigned to the company job title into
             which the employee was hired.

        2.   When the same company job number is listed more than once in column
             5, the same census code must be assigned each tine that company job
             number is reported.

        3.   Where applicable, the same census code may be assigned to different
             company job numbers. For example, job titles senior accountant and
             junior accountant may both be assigned detailed census code C23
             (accountants and auditors).

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        4.   If you are unable to find a suitable census code match for one or
             more of your company job titles, fill in the Job Description Form
             in the Employment Report, (page 15) and DLS will match it to a
             census code.

        COLUMN 7 - WEEKLY SALARY AT HIRE

        1.   Report the weekly salary of each employee listed at hire. If not
             weekly, salaries must still be listed in a uniform manner (i.e.,
             monthly salaries instead of weekly).

        COLUMN 8 - CURRENT COMPANY JOB NUMBER

        1.   Enter the current company job number of each employee listed. This
             may or may not be a change from column 5, depending on whether
             there was a change in job title (promotion, transfer, demotion) for
             the employee.

        2.   If any employee listed as a new hire is no longer with your firm,
             place an "I" in this column if the employee was discharged or laid
             off, a "V" if the employee resigned, an "R" if the employee retired
             and a "D" if the employee is deceased.

NOTE:     REMEMBER THAT ALL COMPANY JOB NUMBERS UTILIZED ON THIS FORM MUST HAVE
          BEEN REPORTED ON FORM A.

        COLUMN 9 - WEEKLY CURRENT SALARY

        1.   Enter the current salary of each employee listed. This may or may
             not be a change from column 7. This salary must be reported in the
             same uniform manner (i.e. weekly, monthly) as column 7.

        2.   If any employee listed is no longer with your firm,. place an "I",
             "V", AR", or a "D" in this column as appropriate.

FORM C.      TERMINATIONS FORM/EMPLOYMENT TERMINATIONS OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

FILL OUT THIS FORM AS FOLLOWS: (SEE PAGE 12 OF THE ER)

1.      The Terminations Form calls for information concerning only those
        employees whose employment terminated over the last three years. If no
        termination occurred in any of the past three years, indicate this fact
        in the certification box.

        2.   If any required information is unavailable, please contact the city
             agency with which you are contracting (contracting agency). If you
             are contracting through the Department of General Services/Division
             of Municipal Supplies, you must contact the Division of Labor
             Services directly.

        COLUMN 1: SOCIAL SECURITY NO. OR EMPLOYEE ID NO.

        1.   Write the social security number or other permanent employee ID
             number for each employee listed. Each permanent ID number utilized
             must be employee specific. Please be sure that all employees listed
             on the "New Hires Form" as terminated (with a "V", "R". "I" or "D"
             in columns 8 and 9) are consistently reported on this Form.

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        COLUMNS 2-3:  SEX AND RACE/ETHNIC CODE

        1.   Using the codes at the bottom of the form fill in the sex and race
             of each employee listed in column 1.

        2.   "Minority, " "Minorities, " or "Minority Group" means: Black,
             Hispanic non-European), Asian, and Native American (American
             Indian, Eskimo, Aleut). These groups are defined on page 10 of
             these Instructions.

        COLUMN 4:     AGE AT TERMINATION

        1.   Indicate the age of each employee listed. PLEASE DO NOT GIVE
             BIRTHDATES.

        COLUMN 5:     YEAR OF HIRE

        1.   If any employee listed on this form was rehired, enter the year of
             last hire.

        COLUMN 6:     LAST COMPANY JOB NUMBER

        1.   Enter the last company on number assigned to terminees (this number
             must be from the job numbers assigned on Form A, column 2).
             Remember that all company job numbers utilized on this form must be
             reported on the Form A, even if the title and number no longer
             exist.

        COLUMN 7:     YEAR OF TERMINATION

        1.   Indicate the year of employee's termination.

        COLUMN 8:     TYPE OF TERMINATION

        1.   Indicate the type of termination by placing an "I" in this column
             if the employee was discharged or laid off, a "V" if the employee
             resigned, an "R" if the employees retired or a "D" if the employee
             is deceased.

NOTE:     REMEMBER THAT ALL COMPANY JOB NUMBERS UTILIZED ON THIS FORM MUST HAVE
          BEEN REPORTED ON FORM A.

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                    Instruction for Completing Questions for
                ICIP Applicant /Developer Contractor information.

(a, b)    State the lot and block number for this project.

(cl       State the address of the project and a trade-specific description of
          the work to be performed.

(d)       State the borough in which this work is being performed.

(e)       State the preliminary application number issued by the Department of
          Finance.

(f)       State the organizational or corporate name of the applicant of this
          tax abatement.

(g)       State the address for the headquarters of the organization, listed
          in (f).

(h, i)    State the name, title and telephone number of the person to contact at
          the organization listed in (f).

(j)       State your corporation or organizations employer identification or
          social security number used for tax purposes.

(k)       State the name of any organization or corporate entity with which your
          organization has contracted a consultant on this project.

(1)       State the cost of this construction project as estimated on the
          preliminary application form.

(m)       State the commencement date for this entire project.

(n)       State the completion date for this entire project.

(o)       Indicate whether your organization or corporate entity has contracted
          with a Construction Manager or general Contractor on this project. (It
          is possible that this protect will use both Construction Managers and
          General Contractors. If so, please indicate this fact. It is possible
          that the work on this project will be performed and/or monitored in
          phases. If there is more than one Construction Manager, please
          indicate this.

(p- s)    State the organizational corporate name, address and contact person of
          the entity(ies) represented in response to (o). Also, indicate the
          proposed contract amount(s).

(t)       Indicate whether subcontractors are being used on this project. If
          more than one subcontractor is being used, indicate the number of
          subcontractors IN THE BRACKET NEXT TO THE "YES" RESPONSE, HERE.

(u- x)    State the organizational or corporate name, address, and contact
          person or the entity represented in response to (t). Also, indicate
          the proposed contract amount(s).

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SIGNATURE PAGE (SEE PAGE 8 OF THE ER)

     The signatory to this Employment Report and all other documents submitted
     to DLS must be an official authorized to enter into a binding legal
     agreement.

THE SIGNATURE PAGE MUST BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRETY AND NOTARIZED. ONLY
ORIGINAL SIGNATURES WILL BE ACCEPTED.

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                              THE CITY OF NEW YORK
                         DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS SERVICES
                           DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES
                          110 William Street, 2nd Floor
                            New York, New York 10038
                           (212) 513-6433 or 513-6323
                             Fax No. (212) 678-8899

                      SUPPLY AND SERVICE EMPLOYMENT REPORT

A.   GENERAL INFORMATION:

1.   Your contractual relationship in this contract' is:

     a.   Contractor _____ (e.g., vendor, Prime, Other)
     b.   Subcontractor _____ (e.g., Supplier, Manufacturer, Other)

2.   This ER is for Headquarters ________ Operating Facility _________

3.   Employer/Identification number: ________________

4.   Number of Employees at this facility (location): _______________

5.   This firm is a: ______ Minority Business Enterprise
                     ______ Minority/Woman Business Enterprise
                     ______ Woman-owned Business Enterprise
                     ______ Other

6.   Industry Code:  ______

B.       PART I.  CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR INFORMATION*

1.   ___________________________________________________________________________
     Contractor/Subcontractor Name
     1a.  If subcontractor, name of prime contractor is ________________________

2.   ___________________________________________________________________________
     Facility Address

     ___________________________________________________________________________
     City         State            Zip Code                   County

3.   ___________________________________________________________________________
     Chief Operating Officer                           Telephone Number

4.   ___________________________________________________________________________
     Name of Designated Equal Opportunity              Telephone Number
     Compliance Officer (or Name of Person
     to Contact Concerning this Employment Report)

     ___________________________________________________________________________
     Address of Designated Equal Opportunity   Facsimile Number
     Compliance Officer

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* Industrial Commericial Incentive Program applicants or developers please see
page 16 which should be completed to Part I.

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                              THE CITY OF NEW YORK
                         DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS SERVICES
                           DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES
                            CONTRACT COMPLIANCE UNIT
                          110 William Street, 2nd Floor
                            New York, New York 10038

                               SUPPLY AND SERVICE

                                   EMPLOYMENT

                                     REPORT

                               ------------------

                                        Official Use Only

     To Be Completed By
     Contracting Agency

     ___________________________        _________________________________
                                        DLS Contractor File No.

     ___________________________        _________________________________
     Contracting Agency Name/           Check One:   Submission Type:
     Division                                        Pre-award
                                                     Post-award
                                                     Pre-certification

     ___________________________        _________________________________
     Liaison/Telephone No.

     ___________________________
     Date Transmitted

     ___________________________
     Contracting Agency

     Contract No.

     ___________________________

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5.
     ___________________________________________________________________________
     Nature of Contract to be Performed

6.   (a)________________________________________________________________________
            Contracting Agency (City Agency)

     (b)________________________________    (c)_________________________________
            Contract Amount                             Term of Contract

7.   List each of the firm's facilities, the addresses and the number of
     employees, where this contract or parts of this contract will be performed.
     (A facility is the headquarters or an operating location which makes its
     own personnel decisions. Please note that each separate location is not an
     independent operating facility unless hiring and termination decisions are
     made there).

     ___________________________________________________________________________

     ___________________________________________________________________________

8.   Is any part of this contract, in an amount exceeding $50,000, to be
     performed by a subcontractor?
     Yes ____ No ____ Not Known At This Time ____. If yes, please list the
     name(s) and address(es) of the subcontractor(s), and either submit a copy
     of their Employment Report(s) or have them submit directly to the
     contracting agency. If subcontractors are unknown at this time, see the
     Employment Report Instructions for subcontractor submission requirements.

     ___________________________________________________________________________

     ___________________________________________________________________________

9a.  Has the Division of Labor Services (DLS) within the past twenty-four (24)
     months reviewed an ER submission for your organization and issued a
     Certificate of Compliance, Administrative Certificate of Compliance, or a
     Recertification Certificate to your firm for the facility(ies) involved in
     the performance of this contract?
     Yes  _____ No _____

9b.  Has DLS within the past three (3) months reviewed an ER submission for your
     organization and issued a Conditional Certificate of Compliance, or
     Conditional Administrative Certificate of Compliance.
     Yes _____ NO _____

     If yes to 9a or b, submit the following documents: ATTACH A COPY OF THE
     CERTIFICATE; a completed Part I of the ER; a copy of your equal employment
     opportunity (EEO) statement as it is presented in company publications and
     posted on bulletin boards; and a signed and notarized ER signature page.

NOTE: DLS WILL NOT ISSUE A CONTINUED COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE OR RECERTIFICATION
IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CONTRACT UNLESS THE REQUIRED CORRECTIVE ACTIONS IN PRIOR
CONDITIONAL CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE HAVE BEEN TAKEN WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH DOCUMENT.

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9c.  Has an Employment Report already been submitted for a different contract.
     (not covered by this Employment Report) for which you have not yet received
     a compliance certificate? Yes _____ No _____ If yes, for the facility(ies)
     covered by the Employment Report already submitted and not yet approved,
     complete only Part I of the Employment Report and provide DLS with the date
     the Employment Report was submitted, the name of the City agency with whom
     the contract is made and the name and telephone number of the person to
     whom the Employment Report was submitted.

Date submitted: ________________________________________________________________

Agency to which submitted:______________________________________________________

Name and Title of Agency Person:________________________________________________

Telephone:______________________________________________________________________

10.  Has your firm at the facility(ies) involved in the performance of this
     contract, in the past twenty-four (24) months, been audited by the United
     States Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs
     (OFCCP)?     Yes _____ No _____

     If yes,

     a.   Name and address of OFCCP office.

b.   Was a Certificate of Equal Employment Compliance issued within the past
     twenty-four (24) months? Yes ____ No ____ If yes, ATTACH A COPY OF SUCH
     CERTIFICATE. NOTE: You may submit a copy of such certificate in lieu of
     completing Parts II & III of this Employment Report. Please sign and
     notarize the signature page of the ER on page 9 or it will not be accepted
     by DLS.

ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR EEO STATEMENT AS IT IS PRESENTED IN COMPANY PUBLICATIONS
AND/OR POSTED ON BULLETIN BOARDS.
NOTE: Your firm must comply with the requirements of NEW YORK CITY CHARTER
CHAPTER 56, EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 50 (1980) and the implementing Rules. This
includes the promulgation and dissemination of an EEO Statement which includes
the protected groups identified by race, color, age, sex, creed, national
origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation and citizenship status as
stated in Section 3(i) of E.O. 50.

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     c.   Were any corrective actions required or agreed to? Yes ____ No ____ If
          yes, ATTACH A COPY OF SUCH REQUIREMENTS OR AGREEMENTS.
          NOTE: If corrective actions were agreed to or were taken, you must
          submit documentation (including the letters of deficiency and the
          conciliation agreement) regarding these corrective measures in lieu of
          completing Parts II & III of this Employment Report. DLS requires the
          submission of all future reports concerning implementation of
          corrective measures and/or a completed Employment Report.

C.   PART II:  DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

THE DOCUMENTS LISTED BELOW MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THIS EMPLOYMENT REPORT. These
documents may be in the form of printed booklets, brochures, manuals, memoranda,
etc. Please make certain that you submit the MOST CURRENT DOCUMENT(S), including
all applicable amendments to the plans or policies.

NOTE: IF EACH FACILITY PERFORMING ON THE CONTRACT USES EXACTLY THE SAME SET OF
DOCUMENTS, PLEASE INDICATE AND SUBMIT ONE COMPLETE SET. HOWEVER, IF ANY FACILITY
HAS ADDITIONAL (FACILITY SPECIFIC) POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, THEN COPIES OF THESE
DOCUMENTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH EACH RESPECTIVE EMPLOYMENT REPORT. THE OMISSION
OF SUCH FACILITY SPECIFIC DOCUMENTS WILL RENDER THE EMPLOYMENT REPORT
INCOMPLETE.

11.  Please submit the following documents or policies. If the policy(ies) are
     unwritten, attach a full explanation of the practices. List and submit each
     document and/or unwritten practice explanation and label it according to
     the question to it which it corresponds (e.g. 11a, 11b, etc.)

Yes or No

_____ a)  health benefit coverage/description(s) for all management, nonunion
          and union employees (whether company or union administered)___________
          ______________________________________________________________________

_____ b)  disability, life, other insurance coverage/description

          ______________________________________________________________________

_____ c)  employee policy/handbook _____________________________________________

_____ d)  personnel policy/manual ______________________________________________

_____ e)  supervisor's policy/manual ___________________________________________

_____ f)  pension plan or 401k coverage/description for all management, nonunion
          and union employees (whether company or union administered)___________
          ______________________________________________________________________

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_____ g)  collective bargaining agreement(s) ___________________________________

_____ h)  employment application(s) ____________________________________________

_____ i)  employee evaluation policy/form(s) ___________________________________

_____ j)  Does your firm have medical and/or non-medical (i.e. education,
          military, personal, pregnancy, child care) leave policy?

          ______________________________________________________________________

12a. To comply with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 when AND OF
     WHOM does your firm require the completion of an I-9 Form?

     a) prior to job offer                      Yes ____ No ____
     b) after a conditional job offer           Yes ____ No ____
     c) after a job offer                       Yes ____ No ____
     d) within the first three days on the job  Yes ____ No ____
     e) to some applicants                      Yes ____ No ____
     f) to all applicants                       Yes ____ No ____
     g) to some employees                       Yes ____ No ____
     h) to all employees                        Yes ____ No ____

12b. Explain where and how completed I-9 Forms, with their supportive
     documentation, are maintained and made accessible._________________________

     ___________________________________________________________________________

13a. Does your firm or any of its collective bargaining agreements require job
     applicants to take a medical examination? Yes ____ No ____ If
     yes, is the medical examination given:

     1)   prior to a job offer                  Yes ____ No ____
     2)   after a conditional job offer         Yes ____ No ____
     3)   after a job offer                     Yes ____ No ____
     4)   to all applicants                     Yes ____ No ____
     5)   only to some applicants               Yes ____ No ____

     If yes, for which applicants

     ___________________________________________________________________________

13b. Attach copies of all medical examination or questionnaire forms and
     instructions utilized for these examinations.

14a. Do you have a written equal employment opportunity (EEO) policy? Yes ____
     No ____ If yes, list the document(s) and page number(s), etc. where these
     written policies are located. If the EEO Policy is contained in a
     document(s) other than that submitted in Part II of the Employment Report,
     ATTACH A COPY OF EACH DOCUMENT.

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14b. Does the operating facility(ies) have a current affirmative action plan(s)
     (AAP) developed pursuant to U.S. Executive Order No. 11246 or other Federal
     law. Yes ____ No ____ If yes, ATTACH A COPY(IES) OF THE AAP(S) and check
     the appropriate box(es) indicating which protected group(s) are covered by
     the AAP.

     / / Minorities and women   / / Individuals   / / Other
                                with Handicaps    (specify)_____________________

15a. Does your firm or collective bargaining agreements) have an internal
     grievance procedure with respect to EEO complaints? Yes ____ No ____ If
     yes, please attach a copy of this policy.

15b. If no, ATTACH a report detailing your firm's unwritten procedure for
     handling EEO complaints.

16.  Has any employee, within the past three years, filed a complaint pursuant
     to an internal grievance procedure with any official of your firm with
     respect to equal employment opportunity?
     Yes ____ No ____

     If the answer to question 16 is "Yes", attach an internal complaint log
     summarizing the nature of the complaints (e.g. allegation of failure to
     promote based on race, sexual harassment, etc.), positions of the
     complainants, whether investigations were made and dispositions, if any.
     You need not submit the names of the complainants (if deemed necessary, DLS
     may require submission of these names).

17.  Has your firm, within the past three years, been named as a defendant (or
     respondent) in any administrative or judicial action where the complainant
     (plaintiff) alleged violation of any anti-discrimination or affirmative
     action laws? (i.e. Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act; Age
     Discrimination in Employment Act; Rehabilitation Act of 1973; Americans
     with Disabilities Act of 1990; Executive Order No. 11246; Civil Rights Act
     of 1866 (42 U.S.C. Section1981); state or local fair employment practices
     laws) Yes ____ No ____

     If the answer to question 17 is "Yes" attach a log, including the name(s)
     of the complainant, the administrative agency or court in which the action
     was filed, the nature and current status or disposition. ATTACH A COPY(IES)
     OF ANY ORDER, CONSENT DECREE OR DECISION resulting from any action
     explained by this response.

18.  Are there any jobs for which there are physical qualifications?
     Yes ____ No ____ If yes, list the job(s), submit a job description and
     state the reason(s) for the qualification(s).

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19.  Are there any jobs for which there are age, race, color, national origin,
     sex, creed, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or citizenship
     status qualifications? Yes ____ No ____ If yes, list the job(s), submit a
     job description(s), and state the reason(s) for the qualification.

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20.  Please check below whether the following policies and practices apply to
     the job categories listed:

                                      PROMOTE                          ON-THE-
                       JOB            FROM      EXTERNAL     JOB       JOB
                       DESCRIPTION    WITHIN    HIRE         POSTING   TRAINING
                     --------------- --------- ----------- ---------- ----------
MANAGERS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PROFESSIONALS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TECHNICIANS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SALES WORKERS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CLERICALS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CRAFTWORKERS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OPERATIVES/ LABORERS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SERVICE WORKERS
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21.  FOR CONTRACTORS EMPLOYING 150 OR MORE EMPLOYEES: Please indicate below the
     relevant geographic recruitment or labor market area(s) (i.e. nation,
     specific county or specific metropolitan, statistical area) for each job
     category employed at this facility.

                                        RELEVANT GEOGRAPHIC
                                        RECRUITMENT OR LABOR MARKET AREA(S)
                                   ---------------------------------------------
MANAGERS
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PROFESSIONALS
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TECHNICIANS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SALES WORKERS
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CLERICALS
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CRAFTWORKERS
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OPERATIVES/LABORERS
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SERVICE WORKERS
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                                 SIGNATURE PAGE

I, (print name of authorized official signing) ________________________________,
hereby certify that the information submitted herewith is true and complete to
the best of my knowledge and belief and submitted with the understanding that
compliance with New York City's equal employment requirements, as contained in
Chapter 56 of the City Charter, Executive Order No. 50 (1980), as amended, and
the implementing Rules, is a contractual obligation.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contractor's Name

-----------------------------------             --------------------------------
Name of person who prepared this                            Title
Employment Report

-----------------------------------             --------------------------------
Name of official authorized to                              Title
sign on behalf of the contractor

-----------------------------------
Telephone Number

I, (print name of authorized official signing)_______________________ UNDERSTAND
THAT THE WILLFUL OR FRAUDULENT FALSIFICATION OF ANY DATA OR INFORMATION
SUBMITTED HEREWITH MAY RESULT IN THE TERMINATION OF ANY CONTRACT BETWEEN THE
CITY AND THE BIDDER OR CONTRACTOR AND BAR THE BIDDER OR CONTRACTOR FROM
PARTICIPATION IN ANY CITY CONTRACT FOR A PERIOD OF UP TO FIVE YEARS. FURTHER,
SUCH FALSIFICATION MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.

                    Sworn to before me
                    this _____ day of _________ 199__

                    ---------------------             --------------------------
                    Notary Public                     Authorized Signature, Date

THIS PAGE MUST BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRETY. IT MUST BE SIGNED AND NOTARIZED.
ONLY ORIGINAL SIGNATURES WILL BE ACCEPTED.

     CONFIDENTIALITY POLICY: TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW AND CONSISTENT WITH
THE PROPER DISCHARGE OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES' RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER
NYC CHARTER CHAPTER 56, EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 50 (1980), AS AMENDED, AND THE
IMPLEMENTING RULES ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY A CONTRACTOR TO DLS SHALL BE
CONFIDENTIAL.

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D.   PART III:   EMPLOYMENT DATA TABLES /SIGNATURE PAGE

PART III CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:

     A.   JOB CLASSIFICATION AND INCUMBENTS FORM

     B.   NEW HIRES FORM/TRACKING OF EMPLOYEES HIRED OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

     C.   TERMINATIONS FORM/EMPLOYMENT TERMINATIONS OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION - IF ANY INFORMATION IS NOT
AVAILABLE YOU MUST CONTACT THE CITY AGENCY WITH WHOM YOU ARE CONTRACTING
(CONTRACTING AGENCY) OR IF YOU ARE CONTRACTING THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL
SERVICES / DIVISION OF MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES, YOU MUST CONTACT THE DIVISION OF
LABOR SERVICES DIRECTLY. SUBMIT AN EXPLANATION DETAILING WHY THIS INFORMATION IS
NOT AVAILABLE.

CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS HAVING THE CAPABILITY TO DO SO MAY PROVIDE DLS
WITH A COMPUTER DISKETTE CONTAINING THE REQUIRED INFORMATION FROM EACH OF THE
THREE DATA TABLES. COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISK SUBMISSIONS CAN BE OBTAINED
FROM DLS UPON SPECIFIC REQUEST.

PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO COMPLETE THIS SECTION WITHOUT CAREFULLY READING THE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH FORM INCOMPLETE OR INACCURATE DATA TABLES WILL BE
RETURNED.

EACH DATA TABLE IS EXPLAINED AND ILLUSTRATED BY A SAMPLE DATA TABLE IN THE
EMPLOYMENT REPORT INSTRUCTIONS.

NOTE: MAKE AS MANY COPIES OF EACH FORM AS YOU REQUIRE.

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                         DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS SERVICES
                           DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES

                   LESS THAN FIFTY (50) EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE

Contractor/Subcontractor:_______________________________________________________

Address:________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone Number: (     )_______________________________________________________

Name and Title of Signatory:____________________________________________________

If Subcontractor Identify Prime Contractor:_____________________________________

Contracting Agency:_____________________________________________________________

Contract Amount:________________________________________________________________

Nature of Contract:_____________________________________________________________

Names and contact information for all subcontractors, suppliers, manufacturers
or vendors performing in excess of $50,000 on this contract (if not known at
this time, so state):

________________________________________________________________________________

     I, (print the name of the authorized official signing)___________________,
hereby affirm that I am authorized by the above-named contractor to certify that
said contractor currently employs _____ people. This affirmation is made in
accordance with NYC Charter Chapter 56, Executive Order No. 50 (1980), the
implementing Rules.

     I, (print the name of authorized official signing)___________________,
understand that the WILLFUL OR FRAUDULENT FALSIFICATION OF ANY DATA OR
INFORMATION SUBMITTED HEREWITH MAY RESULT IN THE TERMINATION OF ANY CONTRACT
BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE BIDDER OR CONTRACTOR AND BAR THE BIDDER OF CONTRACTOR
FROM PARTICIPATION IN ANY CITY CONTRACT FOR A PERIOD OF UP TO FIVE YEARS.
FURTHER, SUCH FALSIFICATION MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.

Sworn to before me                           ___________________________________

this          day of              , 199__    Authorized Signature, Title

_________________________________________    Date ______________________________
Notary Public

It is the responsibility of the contractor to promptly inform all proposed
subcontractors that each subcontractor, like the prime contractor, must comply
with the equal employment opportunity requirements of Chapter 56, E.O. 50, and
the implementing Rules. Each covered subcontractor must submit a completed
Employment Report for each of its operating facilities to the contracting agency
before the fifth day following the award date (Comptroller's Office Registration
Date) of the contract. DLS will review the subcontractor's Employment Report(s)
for compliance.

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                                        CONTRACTOR NAME: _______________________

                            FORM C: TERMINATIONS FORM
                EMPLOYMENT TERMINATIONS OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

                                     FACILITY LOCATION: ________________________
<Table>
<Caption>
          (1)                (2)      (3)         (4)         (5)         (6)          (7)          (8)
Social Security No. or   Sex (a)  Race Ethnic Age at        Year of  Last Company  Year of      Type of
Employee ID No.                   Code (b)    Termination   Hire     Job Number    Termination  Termination (c)
================================================================================================================
<S>                      <C>      <C>         <C>           <C>      <C>           <C>          <C>

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</Table>

      (a)                      (b)                            (c)

   M: Male             W: White(non-Hisp)       V: Voluntarily terminated
   F: Female           B: Black(non-Hisp)          employment(Resigned)
                       H: Hipanic               I: Involuntarily terminated
                       A: Asian                    employment(Discharged/Layoff)
                       N: Native American       R: Retired
                                                D: Deceased

         / / I certify that there were no terminations in 199___/199___
             NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require.

<Page>

FORM A:  JOB CLASSIFICATION AND
         INCUMBENTS FORM            CONTRACTOR NAME ____________________________

Occupational Category (CIRCLE ONE)*   MGRS   PROF   TECH   SAL   CLER   SERV
                                      FARM   CRFT   OPER/LABR

Total number of incumbents in this category

                                      FACILITY LOCATION:_______________________
<Table>
<Caption>
  (1)            (2)           (3)              (4)                    (5)
Company Job    Company      Census     Job Group Assignment for        Total
Title          Job No       Code**     this occupational category      in
                                       ------------------------------  Title
                                       1     2     3     4     5
================================================================================
<S>            <C>          <C>        <C>   <C>   <C>   <C>   <C>     <C>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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<Caption>
         MALES                                            FEMALES

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 (6)      (7)       (8)      (9)       (10)       (11)     (12)     (13)      (14)       (15)
W(non    B(non     Hisp     Asian     Native     W(non    B(non     Hisp      Asian     Native
Hisp)    Hisp                         Amer.      Hisp)    Hisp)                         Amer.
=================================================================================================
<S>      <C>       <C>      <C>       <C>        <C>      <C>       <C>       <C>       <C>
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</Table>

*  Please include on each sheet information concerning only 1 occupational
   category (see ER instructions Appendix A, page 21 for Occupational
   Categories)
** See ER Instructions Appendix A, for Census Codes

   NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require for each occupational
                                    category.

<Page>

CONTRACTOR NAME: ____________________________________________

                         FORM B: NEW HIRES FORM/TRACKING
                   EMPLOYMENT HIRED OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

                                   FACILITY LOCATION: __________________________

<Table>
<Caption>
Employee Characteristics
-----------------------------------------------------------
             (1)                   (2)           (3)
Social Security No. or         Sex (a)      Race Ethnic
Employee ID No.                             Code (b)
===========================================================
<S>                            <C>          <C>
-----------------------------------------------------------

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<Caption>
At-Hire Information                              Current Information
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   (4)           (5)              (6)                  (7)                (8)                 (9)
Year of    Company Job      Matching Census      Weekly Salary     Current Company       Weekly Current
Hire       Number at Hire   Code (c)             at Hire           Job Number (d)            Salary
==========================================================================================================
<S>        <C>              <C>                  <C>               <C>                   <C>
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</Table>

    (a)           (b)              (c)                   (d)

 M: Male   W: White(non-Hisp)  See Appendix B   V: Voluntarily terminated
 F: Female B: Black(non-Hisp)  for a listing of    employment(Resigned)
           H: Hipanic          the 1990         I: Involuntarily terminated
           A: Asian            Census Code         employment(Discharged/Layoff)
           N: Native American                   R: Retired
                                                D: Deceased

         / / I certify that there were no terminations in 199___/199___
             NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require.

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                                      -14-

                       SPECIAL NOTICE TO VENDORS/SUPPLIERS
                          WITH LESS THAN 150 EMPLOYEES

Vendors or Suppliers with less than 150 employees at the facility(ies)
performing on this contract need only complete Parts I and II (pages 1-7), the
Signature Page (page 8) and the "Less Than 150 Employees Certificate" below for
each applicable facility. DO NOT COMPLETE PART III (pages 9 - 11).

NOTE:     A separate Employment Report must be completed for each facility
          performing on the contract.

                       LESS THAN 150 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE

     I, (fill in name of person signing) __________________________, hereby
affirm that I am authorized by (contractor name) _______________________________
to certify that said contractor employs than 150 people at the following
facility listed below:

         FACILITY ADDRESS                            NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

         ______________________                      ___________________________

     I, (print the name of authorized official signing) _____________________,
understand that the WILLFUL OR FRAUDULENT FALSIFICATION OF ANY DATA OR
INFORMATION SUBMITTED HEREWITH MAY RESULT IN THE TERMINATION OF ANY CONTRACT
BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE BIDDER OR CONTRACTOR AND BAR THE BIDDER OR CONTRACTOR
FROM PARTICIPATION IN ANY CITY CONTRACT FOR A PERIOD OF UP TO FIVE YEARS.
FURTHER, SUCH FALSIFICATION MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.

Sworn to before me.
this       day of             , 199__

--------------------------------                  ------------------------------
Notary Public                                     Authorized Signature, Title

                                                  ______________________________
                                                  Date

ATTENTION:  THIS IS NOT A "LESS THAN 50 EMPLOYEES CERTIFICATE"

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                                      -15-

                              JOB DESCRIPTION-FORM

           DO NOT COMPLETE THIS FORM UNLESS YOU ARE UNABLE TO ASSIGN A
          PARTICULAR JOB NUMBER/TITLE TO AN OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY OR TO
              ASSIGN A CENSUS CODE TO A PARTICULAR JOB NUMBER/TITLE

Job Title:

Entry Level:
                  ------   ------
                  YES      NO

Routine Duties:

Occasional Duties:

Requisite Skills and Experience:

       Type(s) of Jobs From Which Promotions into this Job Occur:

       ____  Managerial                ____  Technical

       ____  Professional              ____  Service

       ____  Clerical                  ____  Operatives

       ____  Sales                     ____  Laborers

Job Titles From Which Promotions into this Job Occur:

Type(s) of Jobs To which Promotions From this Job Occur:

       ____  Managerial                ____  Technical

       ____  Professional              ____  Service

       ____  Clerical                  ____  Operatives

       ____  Sales                     ____  Laborers

Job Titles to Which Promotions From, this Job Occur:

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                                      -16-

Please provide the following information which may be obtained from the
Industrial Commercial Incentive Program Application.

                      [FOR ICIP APPLICANT/ DEVELOPERS ONLY]

(a)      Blocks________________     (b)     Lot(s)______________________________

(c)      Property Address / Description  _______________________________________

___________________________________________(d) Borough__________________________

(e)      Preliminary Application Number ________________________________________

(f)      Applicant's Name ______________________________________________________

(g)      Address _______________________________________________________________

(h)      Contact Person ________________________________________________________

(i)      Telephone Number ______________________________________________________

(j)      SS No./Employer ID No. ________________________________________________

(k)      Consultant(s) _________________________________________________________

(l)      Estimated Cost of Construction ________________________________________

(m)      Projected Commencement of Work Date ___________________________________

(n)      Projected Date of Completion __________________________________________

(o)      / / Construction Managers          / / General Contractors

(p)      Name __________________________________________________________________

(q)      Address _______________________________________________________________

(t)      Contact Person ________________________________________________________

(s)      Proposed Contract Amount ______________________________________________

(t)      Are subcontractors being used on this project?  _____ yes   / /_____ no

(u)      Name __________________________________________________________________

(v)      Address _______________________________________________________________

(w)      Contact Person ________________________________________________________

(x)      Proposed Contract Amount ______________________________________________

           (Use Additional Pages to Record Any Additional Information)

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                             -NO TEXT ON THIS PAGE-

<Page>

FORM A: JOB CLASSIFICATION AND
        INCUMBENTS FORM             CONTRACTOR NAME: TOM JONES CONTRACTING CORP.

Occupational Category (CIRCLE ONE)* MGRS   PROF   TECH   SAL   CLER
                                    SERV   FARM   CRFT   OPER  LABR

Total number of incumbents in this category   20

                                         FACILITY LOCATION: LAS VEGAS FACTORY

<Table>
<Caption>
                                                                            MALES                             FEMALES
                                                               --------------------------------- ----------------------------------
  (1)                (2)     (3)          (4)             (5)    (6)   (7)     (8)  (9)    (10)  (11)   (12)   (13)  (14)   (15)
                                   Job Group Assignment
                                   for this occupational
                                    category             Total
                    Company Census                       in     W(non  B(non               Nat   W(non  B(non               Native
Company Job Title    Job    Code**  1   2   3    4    5  Title  Hisp)  Hisp)  Hisp  Asian  Amer  Hisp)  Hisp)  Hisp  Asian  Amer.
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<S>                  <C>      <C>   <C> <C> <C>  <C>  <C>  <C>    <C>    <C>    <C> <C>    <C>      <C>   <C>   <C>    <C>  <C>
PRESIDENT            01901    004   X                      1      1
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MGR.
PURCHASING           04412    009       X                  1                                        1
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QUALITY
CONTROL              04560    022           X              4      2      1      1
MANAGER
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COMPUTER
MANAGER              04570    022           X              2      2
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MANAGEMENT
ANALYST              04890    026                X         2      1             1                               1
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REGIONAL
MANAGER              03352    022           X              3      1                                 1     1
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ACCOUNTANT           03751    023                X
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MANAGER
INFORMATION          01939    022           X              2                    1                   1
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INVENTORY
CONTROL              02240    022           X              1      1
MANAGER
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CONSTRUCTION
MANAGER              03351    022           X              1                                        1
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EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT            03750    037                X         1                                                           1
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SALES
MANAGER              01701    022                X         1      1
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</Table>

*  Please include on each sheet information concerning only 1 occupational
   category (see ER instructions Appendix B, page 24 for Occupational
   Categories)

** See ER Instructions Appendix D, for Census Codes

   NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require for each occupational
                                    category.

<Page>

                                    CONTRACTOR NAME  TOM JONES CONTRACTING CORP.

                        FORM B: NEW HIRES FORM/TRACKING
                   EMPLOYMENT HIRED OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

                                         FACILITY LOCATION: LAS VEGAS FACTORY

<Table>
<Caption>
Employee Characteristics                         At-Hire Information            Current Information
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
           (1)                 (2)      (3)       (4)        (5)         (6)       (7)         (8)        (9)
 Social Security No. or      Sex (a)  Race      Year      Company     Matching  Weekly     Current      Weekly
 Employee ID No.                      Ethnic    of Hire   Job Number  Census    Salary at  Company Job  Current
                                      Code (b)            at Hire     Code (c)  Hire       Number (d)   Salary
===============================================================================================================
<S>                             <C>      <C>      <C>       <C>         <C>        <C>        <C>        <C>
000-01-0001                     F        W        93        00120       313        320            I        I
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-02-0002                     F        A        94        00310       785        418        03720      520
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-03-0003                     F        B        94        00310       785        398        03706      500
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-04-0004                     M        A        94        00310       785        400        00310      498
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-05-0005                     M        B        94        00310       785        418        00360      520
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000-06-0006                     F        W        93        00310       785        418        00310      515
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000-07-0007                     M        A        93        00310       785        398        00310      498
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-08-0008                     M        B        93        00310       785        418        01680      520
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000-09-0009                     F        W        94        00310       785        398        00310      500
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
000-10-0010                     F        B        93        00310       785        400        00310      510
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</Table>

    (a)           (b)              (c)                   (d)

 M: Male   W: White(non-Hisp)  See Appendix B   V: Voluntarily terminated
 F: Female B: Black(non-Hisp)  for a listing of    employment(Resigned)
           H: Hipanic          the 1990         I: Involuntarily terminated
           A: Asian            Census Code         employment(Discharged/Layoff)
           N: Native American                   R: Retired
                                                D: Deceased

         / / I certify that there were no terminations in 199___/199___
             NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require.

<Page>

                                    CONTRACTOR NAME: TOM JONES CONTRACTING CORP.

                            FORM C: TERMINATIONS FORM
                EMPLOYMENT TERMINATIONS OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS

                                  FACILITY LOCATION: LAS VEGAS FACTORY

<Table>
<Caption>
          (1)                (2)      (3)           (4)         (5)         (6)          (7)          (8)
Social Security No. or   Sex (a)  Race Ethnic   Age at        Year of  Last Company  Year of      Type of
Employee ID No.                   Code (b)      Termination   Hire     Job Number    Termination  Termination (c)
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<S>                          <C>      <C>           <C>         <C>      <C>             <C>          <C>
001-00-0002                  F        B             37          93       00310           94           I
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002-00-0003                  F        W             28          93       03720           94           R
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003-00-0004                  M        B             26          93       03720           93           I
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004-00-0005                  F        H             22          93       00310           94           R
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005-00-0006                  F        B             44          94       03720           94           R
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006-00-0007                  M        H             36          94       01520           94           I
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008-00-0009                  M        W             32          93       02361           94           R
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010-00-0011                  M        B             29          94       00310           94           I
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011-00-0012                  F        B             24          94       00310           94           R
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012-00-0013                  M        H             42          94       04950           94           R
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014-00-0015                  F        W             32          93       00310           93           I
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</Table>
     (a)                      (b)                             (c)
   M: Male             W: White(non-Hisp)       V: Voluntarily terminated
   F: Female           B: Black(non-Hisp)          employment(Resigned)
                       H: Hipanic               I: Involuntarily terminated
                       A: Asian                    employment(Discharged/Layoff)
                       N: Native American       R: Retired
                                                D: Deceased

         / / I certify that there were no terminations in 199___/199___
             NOTE: Make as many copies of this form as you require.

<Page>

                                      -19-

                           APPENDIX A: INDUSTRY CODES

                                INDUSTRY CATEGORY

             AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES

010          Agricultural production, crops
011          Agricultural production, livestock
012          Veterinary services
020          Landscape and horticultural services
030          Agricultural services, n.e.c.
031          Forestry
032          Fishing, hunting, and trapping

      MINING

040          Metal mining
041          Coal mining
042          Oil and gas extraction
050          Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuels

060          CONSTRUCTION

             MANUFACTURING

             Nondurable Goods

             Food and kindred products
100              Meat products
101              Dairy products
102              Canned, frozen, and preserved fruits and vegetables
110              Grain Mill products
111              Bakery products
112              Sugar and confectionery products
120              Beverage industries
121              Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products
122              Not specified food industries
130          Tobacco manufactures

             Textile mill products
132              Knitting mills
140              Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods
141              Carpets and rugs
142              Yarn, thread, and fabric mills
150              Miscellaneous textile mill products

             Apparel and other finished textile products
151              Apparel and accessories, except knit
152              Miscellaneous fabricated textile products

             Paper and allied products
160              Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
161              Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
162              Paperboard containers and boxes

             Printing, publishing, and allied industries
171              Newspaper publishing and printing
172              Printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers

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             Chemicals and allied products
180              Plastics, synthetics, and resins
181              Drugs
182              Soaps and cosmetics
190              Paints, varnishes, and related products
191              Agricultural chemicals
192              Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals

             Petroleum and coal products
200              Petroleum refining
201              Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products

             Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products
210              Tires and inner tubes
211              Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting
212              Miscellaneous plastics products

             Leather and leather products
220              Leather tanning and finishing
221              Footwear, except rubber and plastic
222              Leather products, except footwear

             DURABLE GOODS

             Lumber and wood products, except furniture
230              Logging
231              Sawmills, planning mills, and millwork
232              Wood buildings and mobile homes
241              Miscellaneous wood products
242              Furniture and fixtures

             Stone, clay, glass and concrete products
250              Glass and glass products
251              Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products
252              Structural clay products
261              Pottery and related products
262              Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products

             Metal industries
270              Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills
271              Iron and steel foundries
272              Primary aluminum industries
280              Other primary metal industries
281              Cutlery, hand tools, and general hardware
282              Fabricated structural metal products
290              Screw machine products
291              Metal forging art stampings
292              Ordinance
300              Miscellaneous fabricated metal products
301              Not specified metal industries

             Machinery and computing equipment
310              Engines and turbines
311              Farm machinery and equipment
312              Construction aced material handling machines
320              Metalworking machinery
321              Office and accounting machines
322              Computers and related equipment
331              Machinery, except electrical. n.e.c.
332              Not specified machinery

             Electrical machinery, equipment and supplies
340              Household appliances
341              Radio, TV, and communication equipment
342              Electrical machinery, equipment and supplies, n.e.c.
350              No: specified electrical machinery, equipment and supplies

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                                      -21-

             Transportation equipment
351              Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
352              Aircraft and parts
360              Ship and boat building and repairing
361              Railroad locomotives and equipment
362              Guided missiles, space vehicles, and parts
370              Cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment

             Professional and photographic equipment, and watches
371              Scientific and controlling instruments
372              Medical, dental, and optical instruments and supplies
380              Photographic equipment and supplies
381              Watches, clock and clockwork operated devices
390          Toys, amusement and sporting goods
391          Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
392          Not specified manufacturing industries

       TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES

             Transportation
400              Railroads
401              Bus service and urban. transit
402              Taxicab service
410              Trucking service
411              Warehousing and storage
412              U.S. Postal Service
420              Water transportation
421              Air transportation
422              Pipe lines, except natural gas
432              Services incidental to transportation

             Communications
440              Radio and television broadcasting and cable
441              Telephone communications
442              Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services

             Utilities and sanitary services
450              Electric light and power
451              Gas and steam supply systems
452              Electric and gas, and other combinations
470          Water supply and irrigation
471          Sanitary services
472          Not specified utilities

       WHOLESALE TRADE

             Durable Cools

500          Motor vehicles and equipment
501          Furniture and home furnishings
502          Lumber and construction materials
510          Professional and commercial equipment and supplies
511          Metals and minerals, except petroleum
512          Electrical goods
521          Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies
530          Machinery, equipment and supplies
531          Scrap and waste materials
532          Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods

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                                      -22-

             Nondurable Goods

540          Paper and paper products
541          Drugs, chemicals and allied products
542          Apparel, fabrics and notions
550          Groceries and related products
551          Farm-product raw materials
552          Petroleum products
560          Alcoholic beverages
561          Farm supplies
562          Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods
571          Not specified wholesale trade

             RETAIL TRADE

580          Lumber and building material retailing
581          Hardware stores
582          Retail nurseries and garden stores
590          Mobile home dealers
591          Department stores
592          Variety stores
600          Miscellaneous general merchandise stores
601          Grocery stores
602          Dairy products stores
610          Retail bakeries
611          Food stores, n.e.c.
612          Motor vehicle dealers
620          Auto and home supply stores
621          Gasoline service stations
622          Miscellaneous vehicle dealers
623          Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe
630          Shoe stores
631          Furniture and home furnishings stores
632          Household appliance stores
633          Radio, TV, and computer stores
640          Music stores
641          Eating and drinking places
642          Drug stores
650          Liquor stores
651          Sporting goods, bicycles and hobby stores
652          Book and stationery stores
660          Jewelry stores
661          Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
662          Sewing, needlework and piece goods stores
663          Catalog and mail order houses
670          Vending machine operators
671          Direct selling establishments
672          Fuel dealers
681          Retail florists
682          Miscellaneous, retail stores
691          Not specified retail trade

             FINANCE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE

700          Banking
701          Savings institutions. including credit unions
702          Credit agencies, n.e.c.
710          Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies
711          Insurance
712          Real estate, including real estate-insurance offices

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                                      -23-

             BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES

721          Advertising
722          Services to dwellings and-other buildings
731          Personnel supply services
732          computer and data processing services
740          Detective and protective services
741          Business services, n.e.c.
742          Automotive rental and leasing, without divers
750          Automotive parking and carwashes
751          Automotive repair and related services
752          Electrical repair shops
760          Miscellaneous repair services

             PERSONAL SERVICES

761          Private households
762              Hotel and motels
770              Lodging places, except hotels and motels
771              Laundry, cleaning and garment services
772              Beauty shops
780              Barber shops
781              Funeral service and crematories
782              Shoe repair shops
790              Dressmaking shops
791              Miscellaneous personal services

             ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES

800          Theaters and motion pictures
801          Video tape rental
802          Bowling centers
810          Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services

             PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES

812          Offices and clinics of physicians
820          Offices and clinics of dentists
821          Offices and clinics of chiropractors
822          Offices and clinics of optometrists
830          Offices arid clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c.
831          Hospitals
832          Nursing and personal care facilities
840          Health services, n.e.c.
841          Legal services
842          Elementary and secondary schools
850          Colleges and universities
851          Vocational schools
852          Libraries
860          Educational services. n.e.c.
861          Job training and vocational rehabilitation services
862          Child day care services
863          Family child care hones
870          Residential care facilities without nursing
871          Social services, n.e.c.
872          Museums, art galleries, and zoos
873          Labor unions
880          Religious organizations
881          Membership organizations, n.e.c.
882          Engineering, architectural and surveying services
890          Accounting, auditing and bookkeeping services
891          Research, development, and testing services
892          Management and public relations services
893          Miscellaneous professional and related services

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                                      -24-

             PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

900          Executive and legislative offices
901          General government, n.e.c.
910          Justice, public order, safety
921          Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy
922          Administration of human resources programs
930          Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
931          Administration of economic programs
932          National security and international affairs

             ACTIVE DUTY 'MILITARY

             Armed Forces
940          Army
941          Air Forces
942          Navy
950          Marines
951          Coast Guard
952          Armed Forces, Branch not specified
960          Military Reserves or National Guard

             EXPERIENCED UNEMPLOYED NOT CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY

992          Last worked 1984 or earlier

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                                      -25-

              APPENDIX B: OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES AND CENSUS CODES

                      BROAD CENSUS OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES

                       1.   Executive, Administrative and Managerial Occupations
                            (MANAGERIAL) Codes 003 through 037

                       2.   Professional Specialty Occupations (PROFESSIONAL)
                            Codes 043 through 199

                       3    Technician and Related Support Occupations
                            (TECHNICIANS) Codes 203 through 235

                       4.   Sales Occupations (SALES) Codes 243 through 285

                       5.   Administrative Support Occupations, Including
                            Clerical (CLERICAL) Codes 403 through 389

                       6.   Service Occupations, Except Private Household
                            (SERVICE) Codes 403 through 469

                       7.   Farming, Forestry & Fishing (FARM) Codes 473 through
                            499

                       8.   Precision Production, Craft and Regular Occupations
                            (CRAFTS) Codes 503 through 699

                       9.   Operators, Fabricators & Laborers (OPERATORS) Codes
                            703 through 889

                       10.  Military Occupations (MILITARY) Codes 903 through
                            905

                       11.  Experienced Unemployed Not Classified by Occupation
                            (UNEMPLOYED) Code 909

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            1990 CENSUS DETAILED LISTING OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLE CODES

1990
CENSUS
CODE         1.  EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND MANAGERIAL OCCUPATIONS
                 ("MANAGERIAL")

003          Legislators
004          Chief executives and general administrators, public administration
005          Administrators and officials, public administration
006          Administrators, protective services
007          Financial managers
008          Personnel and labor relations managers
009          Purchasing managers
013          Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations
014          Administrators, education and related fields
015          Managers, medicine and health
016          Postmasters and mail superintendents
017          Managers, food serving and lodging establishments
018          Managers, properties and real estate
019          Funeral directors
021          Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.
022          Managers and administrators, n.e.c.

             Management Related Occupations

023          Accountants and auditors
024          Underwriters
025          Other financial officers
026          Management analysts
027          Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists
028          Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products
029          Buyers, wholesale and retail trade except farm products
033          Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.
034          Business and promotion agents
035          Construction inspectors
036          Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction
037          Management related occupations n.e.c.

             2. PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS
             ("PROFESSIONAL")

             Engineers, Architects, and Surveyors
043              Architects

                 Engineers
044                   Aerospace
045                   Metallurgical and materials
046                   Mining
047                   Petroleum
048                   Chemical
049                   Nuclear
053                   Civil
054                   Agricultural
055                   Electrical and electronic
056                   Industrial
057                   Mechanical
058                   Marine and naval architects
059                   Engineers, n.e.c.
063              Surveyors and mapping scientists

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             Mathematical and Computer Scientists
064              Computer systems analysts and scientists
065              Operations and systems researchers and analysts
066              Actuaries
067              Statisticians
068              Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.

             Natural Scientists
069              Physicists and astronomers
073              Chemists, except biochemists
074              Atmospheric and space scientists
075              Geologists and geodesists
076              Physical scientists, n.e.c.
077              Agricultural and food scientists
078              Biological and life scientists
079              Forestry and conservation scientists
083              Medical scientists

             Health Diagnosing Occupations
084              Physicians
085              Dentists
086              Veterinarians
087              Optometrists
088              Podiatrists
089              Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.

             Health Assessment and Treating Occupations
095          Registered nurses
096          Pharmicists
097          Dieticians

             Therapists
098          Respiratory therapists
099          Occupational therapists
103          Physical therapists
104          Speech therapists
105          Therapists, n.e.c.
106          Physicians' assistants

             Teachers, Postsecondary
113              Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers
114              Biological science teachers
115              Chemistry teachers
116              Physics teachers
117              Natural science teachers, n.e.c.
118              Psychology teachers
119              Economics teachers
123              History teachers
124              Political science teachers
125              Sociology teachers
126              Social science teachers. n.e.c.
127              Engineering teachers
128              Mathematical science teachers
129              Computer science teachers
133              Medical science teachers
134              Health specialties teachers
135              Business, commerce, and marketing teachers
136              Agriculture and forestry teachers
137              Art, drama, and music teachers
138              Physical education teachers
139              Education teachers

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143              English teachers
144              Foreign language teachers
145              Law teachers
146              Social work teachers
147              Theology teachers
148              Trade and industrial teachers
149              Home economics teachers
153              Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c
154              Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified

             Teachers, Except Postsecondary
155              Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten
156              Teachers, elementary school
157              Teachers, secondary school
158              Teachers, special education
159              Teachers, n.e.c.
163          Counselors, educational, and vocational

             Librarians, Archivists, and Curators
164              Librarians
165              Archivists and curators

             Social Scientists and Urban Planners
166              Economists
167              Psychologists
168              Sociologists
169              Social scientists. n.e.c.
173              Urban planners

             Social, Recreation, and Religious workers
174              Social workers
175              Recreation workers
176              Clergy
177              Religious workers, n.e.c.

             Lawyers and Judges
178              Lawyers
179              Judges

             Writers, Artists, Entertainers, and Athletes
183              Authors
184              Technical writers
185              Designers
186              Musicians and composers
187              Actors and directors
188              Painters, sculptors, craft-artists and artist printmakers
189              Photographers
193              Dancers
194              Artists, performers. and related workers, n.e.c.
195              Editors and reporters
197              Public relations specialists
198              Announcers
199              Athletes

             3. TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS
             ("TECHNICIANS")

             Health Technologists and Technicians
203              Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
204              Dental hygienists
205              Health record technologists and technicians
206              Radiologic technicians
207              Licensed practical nurses
208              Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.

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             Technologists and Technicians, Except Health
                 Engineering and Related Technologists and Technicians
213                   Electrical and electronic technicians
214                   Industrial engineering technicians
215                   Mechanical engineering technicians
216                   Engineering technicians, n.e.c.
217                   Drafting occupations
218                   Surveying and mapping technicians

             Science Technicians
223              Biological technicians
224              Chemical technicians
225              Science technicians, n.e.c.

             Technicians, Except Health, Engineering, and Science
226              Airplane pilots and navigators
227              Air traffic controllers
228              Broadcast equipment operators
229              Computer programmers
233              Tool programmers, numerical control
234              Legal assistants
235              Technicians, n.e.c.

             4.  SALES OCCUPATIONS
             ("SALES")

243          Supervisors and proprietors, sales occupations

             Sales Representatives, Finance and Business Services
253              Insurance sales occupations
254              Real estate sales occupations
255              Securities and financial services sales occupations
256              Advertising and related sales occupations
257              Sales occupations, other business services

             Sales Representatives, Commodities Except Retail
258              Sales engineers
259              Sales representatives, wining, manufacturing, and wholesale

             Sales Workers, Retail and Personal Services
263              Sales workers, motor vehicles and boats
264              Sales workers, apparel
265              Sales workers, shoes
266              Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings
267              Sales workers, radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances
268              Sales workers, hardware and building supplies
269              Sales workers, parts
274              Sales workers, other commodities
275-             Sales counter clerks
276              Cashiers
277              Street and door-to-door sales workers
278              News vendors

             Sales Related occupations
283              Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales
284              Auctioneers
285              Sales support occupations, n.e.c.

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             5.  ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS, INCLUDING CLERICAL
             ("CLERICAL")

             Supervisors, Administrative Support Occupations
303              Supervisors, general office
304              Supervisors, computer equipment operators
305              Supervisors, financial records processing
306              Chief communications operators
307              Supervisors, distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks

             Computer equipment operators
308              Computer operators
309              Peripheral equipment operators

             Secretaries, Stenographers and Typists
313              Secretaries
314              Stenographers
315              Typists

             Information Clerks
316              Interviewers
317              Hotel clerks
318              Transportation ticket and reservation agents
319              Receptionists
323              Information clerks, n.e.c.

             Records Processing Occupations, Except Financial
325              Classified-ad clerks
326              Correspondence clerks
327              Order clerks
328              Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping
329              Library clerks
335              File clerks
336              Records clerks

             Financial Records Processing Occupations
337              Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks
338              Payroll and timekeeping clerks
339              Billing clerks
343              Cost and rate clerks
344              Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators

             Duplicating, Mail and Other Office Machine Operators
345              Duplicating machine operators
346              Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators
347              Office machine operators, n.e.c.

             Communications Equipment Operators
348              Telephone operators
353              Communications equipment operators, n.e.c

             Mail and Message Distributing Occupations
354              Postal clerks, exc. nail carriers
355              Mail carriers, postal service
356              Mail clerks, exc, postal service
357              Messengers

             Material Recording, Scheduling, and Distributing Clerks, n.e.c.
359              Dispatchers
363              Production coordinators
364              Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks
365              Stock and inventory clerks

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366              Meter readers
368              Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers
373              Expediters
374              Material recording, scheduling, and distributing clerks, n.e.c.

             Adjusters and investigators
375              Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators
376              Investigators and adjustors, except insurance
377              Eligibility clerks, social welfare
378              Bill and account collectors

             Miscellaneous Administrative Support Occupations
379              General office clerks
383              Bank tellers
384              Proofreaders
385              Data-entry keyers
386              Statistical clerks
387              Teachers' aides
389              Administrative support occupations, n.e.c.

             6.  SERVICE OCCUPATIONS
             ("SERVICE")

             Private Household occupations

403          Launderers and ironers
404          Cooks, private household
405          Housekeepers and butlers
406          Child care workers, private household
407          Private household cleaners and servants

             Protective Service Occupations

             Supervisors, Protective Service Occupations
413              Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations
414              Supervisors, police and detectives
415              Supervisors, guards

             Firefighting and Fire Prevention Occupations
416              Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations
417              Firefighting occupations

             Police and Detectives
418              Police and detectives, public service
423              Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers
424              Correctional institution officers

             Guards
425              Crossing guards
426              Guards and police, exc. public service
427              Protective service occupations, n.e.c.

             Service Occupations, Except Protective and Household

             Food Preparation and Service Occupations
433              Supervisors, foot preparation and service occupations
434              Bartenders
435              Waiters and waitresses
436              Cooks
438              Food counter, fountain and related occupations
439              Kitchen workers, food preparation
443              Waiters'/waitresses' assistants
444              Miscellaneous food preparation occupations

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             Health Service Occupations
445              Dental assistants
446              Health aides, except nursing
447              Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants

             Cleaning and Building Service Occupations, except Household
448              Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers
449              Maids and housemen
453              Janitors and cleaners
454              Elevator operators
455              Pest control occupations

             Personal Service Occupations
456              Supervisors, personal service occupations
457              Barbers
458              Hairdressers and cosmetologists
459              Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities
461              Guides
462              Ushers
463              Public transportation attendants
464              Baggage porters and bellhops
465              Welfare service aides
466              Family child care providers
467              Early childhood teacher's assistants
468              Child care workers. n.e.c.
469              Personal service occupations, n.e.c.

             7.  FARMING, FORESTRY, AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS
             ("FARM")

             Farm operators and managers
473              Farmers, except horticultural
474              Horticultural specialty farmers
475              Managers, farms, except horticultural
476              Managers, horticultural specialty farms

             Farm Occupations, Except Managerial
477              Supervisors, farm workers
479              Fare workers
483              Marine life cultivation workers
484              Nursery workers

             Related Agricultural occupations
485              Supervisors, related agricultural occupations
486              Groundkeepers and gardeners, except farm
487              Animal caretakers, except farm
488              Graders and sorters, agricultural products
489              Inspectors, agricultural products

             Forestry and Logging occupations
494              Supervisors, forestry and logging workers
495              Forestry workers, except logging
496              Timber cutting and logging occupations

             Fishers, Hunters, and Trappers
497              Captains and other officers, fishing vessels
498              Fishers
499              Hunters and trappers

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             8.  PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT, AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS
             ("CRAFTS")

             Mechanics and Repairers

503          Supervisors, mechanics and repairers mechanics and Repairers,
             Except Supervisors

             Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanics and Repairers
505          Automobile mechanics
506          Automobile mechanic apprentices
507          Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics
508          Aircraft engine mechanics
509          Small engine repairers
514          Automobile body and related repairers
515          Aircraft mechanics, except engine
516          Heavy equipment mechanics
517          Farm equipment mechanics
518          Industrial machinery repairers
519          Machinery maintenance occupations

             Electrical and Electronic Equipment Repairers
523          Electronic repairers, communications and industrial equipment
525          Data processing equipment repairers
526          Household appliance and power tool repairers
527          Telephone line installers and repairers
529          Telephone, installers and repairers
533          Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment repairers
534          Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics

             Miscellaneous Mechanics and Repairers
535          Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers
536          Locksmiths and safe repairers
538          Office machine repairers
539          Mechanical controls and valve repairers
543          Elevator installers, and repairers
544          Millwrights
547          Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.
549          Not specified mechanics and repairers

             Construction Trades
                 Supervisors, construction occupations
553              Supervisors, masons, stonemasons, and tile setters
554              Supervisors, carpenters and related workers
555              Supervisors, electricians and power transmission installers
556              Supervisors, painters, paperhangers, and plasterers
557              Supervisors, plumbers, pipefitters, and steam fitters
558              Supervisors, construction, n.e.c.

             Construction Trades, Except Supervisors
563              Brickmasons and stonemasons
564              Brickmason and stonemason apprentices
565              Tile setters, hard and soft
566              Carpet installers
567              Carpenters
569              Carpenter apprentices
573              Drywall installers
575              Electricians
576              Electrician apprentices
577              Electrical power installers and repairers
579              Painters, construction, and maintenance
583              Paperhangers
584              Plasterers
585              Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
587              Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices

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588              Concrete and terrazzo finishers
589              Glaziers
593              Insulation workers
594              Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators
595              Roofers
596              Sheet metal duct installers
597              Structural metal workers
598              Drillers, earth
599              Construction trades, n.e.c.

             Extractive Occupations
613              Supervisors, extractive occupations
614              Drillers, oil well
615              Explosives workers
616              Mining machine operators
617              Mining occupations, n.e.c.

             Precision Production occupations
628              Supervisors, production occupations

             Precision Metal Working occupations
634              Tool and die makers
635              Tool and die makers apprentices
636              Precision assemblers, metal
637              Machinists
639              Machinist apprentices
643              Boilermakers
644              Precision grinders, fitters and tool sharpeners
645              Patternmakers and model makers, metal
646              Lay-out workers
647              Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)
649              Engravers, metal
653              Sheet metal workers
654              Sheet metal worker apprentices
655              Miscellaneous precision metal workers

             Precision Woodworking Occupations
655              Patternmakers and model makers, wood
657              Cabinet makers and bench carpenters
658              Furniture and wood finishers
659              Miscellaneous precision woodworkers

             Precision Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Machine Workers
666              Dressmakers
667              Tailors
668              Upholsterers
669              Shoe repairers
674              Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers

             Precision Workers, Assorted materials
675              Hand molders and shapers, except levelers
676              Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters
677              Optical goods workers
678              Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians
679              Bookbinders
683              Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers
684              Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c.

             Precision Food Production occupations
686              Butchers and meat cutters
687              Bakers
688              Food batchmakers

             Precision Inspectors, Testers, and Related workers
689              Inspectors, testers, and graders
693              Adjusters and calibrators

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             Plant and System Operators
694              Water and sewage treatment plant operators
695              Power plant operators
696              Stationary engineers
699              Miscellaneous plant and system operators

             9.  OPERATORS, FABRICATORS, AND LABORERS
             ("OPERATORS")

             Machine operators, Assemblers, and Inspectors

                 Machine Operators and Tenders, except Precision
                      Metalworking and Plastic Working Machine Operators
703                        Lathe and turning machine set-up operators
704                        Lathe and turning machine operators
705                        Milling and planning machine operators
706                        Punching and stamping press machine operators
707                        Rolling machine operators
708                        Drilling, and boring machine operators
709                        Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine
                             operators
713                        Forging machine operators
714                        Numerical control machine operators
715                        Miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, and glass
                             working machine operators
717                   Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c.

                      Metal and Plastic Processing Machine Operators
719                        Molding and casting machine operators
723                        Metal plating machine operators
724                        Heat treating equipment operators
725                        Miscellaneous metal and plastic processing
                             machine operators

                 Woodworking Machine Operators
726                   Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators
727                   Sawing machine operators
728                   Shaping and joining machine operators
729                   Nailing and tacking machine operators
733                   Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators

                 Printing Machine Operators
734                   Printing machine operators
735                   Photoengravers and lithographers
736                   Typesetters and compositors
737                   Miscellaneous printing machine operators

                 Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Machine Operators
738                   Winding and twisting machine operators
739                   Knitting, looming, taping, and weaving machine
                        operators
743                   Textile cutting machine operators
744                   Textile sewing machine operators
745                   Shoe machine operators
747                   Pressing machine operators
748                   Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators
749                   Miscellaneous textile machine operators

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                      Machine Operators, Assorted Materials
753                        Cementing and gluing machine operators
754                        Packaging and filling machine operators
755                        Extruding and forming machine operators
756                        Mixing and blending machine operators
757                        Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine
                           operators
758                        Compressing and compacting machine operators
759                        Painting and paint spraying, machine operators
763                        Roasting and baking machine operators, food
764                        Washing, cleaning, and picking machine operators
765                        Folding machine operators
766                        Furnace, kin, and oven operators, except food
768                        Crushing and grinding machine operators
769                        Slicing and cutting machine operators
773                        Motion picture projectionists
774                        Photographic process machine operators
777                        Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e.c.
779                        Machine operators, not specified

                 Fabricators, Assemblers, and Hand Working Occupations
783                   Welders and cutters
784                   Solderers and blazers
785                   Assemblers
786                   Hand cutting and trimming occupations
787                   Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations
789                   Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations
793                   Hand engraving and printing occupations
795                   Miscellaneous hand working occupations

                 Production Inspectors, Testers, Samplers, and Weighers
796                   Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners
797                   Production testers
798                   Production samplers and weighers
799                   Graders and sorters, except agricultural

                           Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

                 Motor vehicle operators
803                   Supervisors, motor vehicle operators
804                   Truck drivers
805                   Driver-sales workers
808                   Bus drivers
809                   Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs
813                   Parking lot attendants
814                   Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c.

                 Transportation Occupations, Except Motor vehicles
                      Rail Transportation Occupations
823                   Railroad conductors and yardmasters
824                   Locomotive operating occupations
825                   Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators
826                   Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c.

                 Water Transportation Occupations
828                   Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats
825                   Sailors and deckhands
833                   Marine engineers
834                   Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders

                 Material Moving Equipment Operators
843                   Supervisors, material moving equipment operators
844                   Operating engineers
845                   Longshore equipment operators
848                   Hoist and winch operators

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849                   Crane and tower operators
853                   Excavating and loading machine operators
855                   Grader, dozer, and scraper operators
856                   Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators
859                   Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators

864              Supervisors, handlers equipment cleaners, and laborers, n.e.c.
865              Helpers, mechanics and repairers

                 Helpers, Construction and Extractive occupations
866                   Helpers, construction trades
867                   Helpers, surveyor
868                   Helpers, extractive occupations
869              Construction laborers
874              Production helpers

                 Freight, Stock, and Material Handlers
875                   Garbage collectors
876                   Stevedores
877                   Stock handlers and baggers
878                   Machine feeders and offbearers
883                   Freight, stock, and material handlers, n.e.c.
885              Garage and service station related occupations
887              Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners
888              Hand packers and packagers
889              Laborers, except construction

                 10. MILITARY OCCUPATIONS
                 ("MILITARY")

903              Commissioned Officers and Warrant Officers
904              Non-commissioned Officers and Other Enlisted Personnel
905              Military occupation, rank not specified

                 EXPERIENCE UNEMPLOYED NOT CLASSIFIED BY OCCUPATION

909              Last worked 1984 or earlier

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                              VENDEX QUESTIONNAIRES

                               (and Instructions)

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                      NOTICE TO BIDDERS/PROPOSERS/OFFERORS

Pursuant to Section 6-116.2 (b) of the New York City Administrative Code, all
vendors that are under consideration for the award of a sole source contract or
contract valued at $100,000 or more, or whose aggregate business with the City
in the last 12 months, including the proposed contract is $100,000 or more, must
complete and submit a VENDEX Business Entity or Not-For-Profit Organization
Questionnaire when notified by the agency. The principals and individuals
thereof must also submit a Principal or Individual Questionnaire.

VENDEX Questionnaires are valid for three years. If you have submitted the
required VENDEX Questionnaires within the last three years and have been awarded
a contract, the Questionnaires should be on the VENDEX system. Therefore, when
responding to any bids, proposals or offers during the three year period, you
are required to submit only an Affidavit of No Change or a Changed Questionnaire
each time you are under consideration for award.

          / /      CHECK HERE IF YOU HAVE NEVER FILED A VENDEX QUESTIONNAIRE
                   WITH THE CITY AND INCLUDE THIS NOTICE WITH YOUR BID,
                   PROPOSAL OR OFFER IF IT IS VALUED AT $I00,000 OR MORE.

Subcontractors are required to file Questionnaires if the amount of their
Subcontract is $100,000 or more or if their aggregate business with the City in
the last 12 months, including the proposed contract is $100,000 or more. At such
time that this bid/proposal or offer is under consideration for award, you will
be provided with Questionnaires if appropriate and Subcontractor Profile Forms.
It is the responsibility of the prime contractor to identify each subcontractor
on a Subcontractor Profile Form, to supply each subcontractor with
Questionnaires and to ensure that all required subcontractor documents are
submitted to this agency.

If you have any questions with regard to the submission or completion
requirements of VENDEX Questionnaires, you may call the Mayor's Office of
Contracts at 212-788-0010.

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[LOGO -- VENDEX]

A VENDOR'S
GUIDE TO VENDEX

How to Complete and Submit
Business Entity and
Principal Questionnaires

Revised January 1992

[SEAL] New York City
       Mayor's Office of Contracts

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                                Table of Contents
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     1        Preface

     2        Business Entity and Principal Questionnaire Definitions

     5        When Must a Business Submit a Business Entity Questionnaire?

     5        Who Should Complete the Business Entity Questionnaire?

     6        Instructions for Specific Questions on the Business Entity Questionnaire

     10       Who Must Submit a Principal Questionnaire?

     11       Instructions for Specific Questions on the Principal Questionnaire

     12       Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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                                     PREFACE

The City of New York spends approximately one-quarter of its annual budget on a
vast array of goods, services and construction and must be sure that the
contracting process is efficient, effective and fair.

One of the resources the City uses to make well-informed decisions when
selecting a vendor is the VENDEX questionnaires. These forms elicit background
information from vendors who bid on all contracts or subcontracts valued at
$100,000 or more, sole source contracts valued at $10,000 or more and/or whose
aggregate business with the City in the preceding 12 months totals $100,000 or
more. The information obtained from the Business Entity Principal,
Not-For-Profit Organization, Individual and Subcontractor Questionnaires is part
of the automated Vendor Information Exchange System (VENDEX). VENDEX includes
performance evaluation information on vendors who do business with the City,
vendors who have had problems in their past dealings with the City, and
financial, contract and bid information from other City computer systems. VENDEX
provides the City with comprehensive management information so that we can
better serve the needs of the citizens of New York City.

This guide provides instructions to assist you in completing and submitting the
Business Entity and Principal Questionnaires. If you require further assistance,
you should contact the agency with whom you arc doing business, or contact the
Vendex Unit at (212) 788-0010.

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             BUSINESS ENTITY AND PRINCIPAL QUESTIONNAIRE DEFINITIONS

AFFILIATE
An entity in which the parent (see definition) of the contractor owns more than
fifty percent of the voting stock, or an entity in which a group of principal
owners which owns more than fifty percent of the contractor also owns more than
fifty percent of the voting stock.

AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT AGENCY
Any Federal, State, City or other local agency, including departments, offices,
quasi-public agencies, public authorities and corporations, boards of education
and higher education, public development corporations, local development
corporations and others.

BOARD OF RESPONSIBILITY
Any board which may pass upon the responsibility of a bidder; or any board which
has the authority to review a poor performance certification. Such boards
include the New York City. Board of Responsibility, the Board of Review of the
New York City Board of Education, and the Panel of Responsibility of the New
York City School Construction Authority, as well as any other boards of
responsibility convened by any other governmental or quasi-governmental entities
in New York City, by whatever name known.

BUSINESS ADDRESS
Principal executive offices and the primary place of business in the New York
City metropolitan area, if different.

BUSINESS ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS*
Business addresses and main phone number of the three largest extant sites at
which work would occur in connection with the proposed contract, based on the
number of persons to be employed at each site. (See also specific instructions
for answering question 3)

BUSINESS ENTITY ("BUSINESS")
Any profit-seeking business including corporations, limited and general
partnerships, joint ventures, individual (sole) proprietorships, and others.

OTHER BUSINESS ENTITY ("BUSINESS")
A business that controls or is controlled by, the one submitting the
questionnaire.

THIS BUSINESS ENTITY ("BUSINESS")
The business submitting the Business Entity Questionnaire.

CONTRACT
Any agreement between an agency, elected official or the council and a
contractor, or any agreement between such a contractor and a subcontractor which
(a) is for the provision of goods, services, or construction and has a value
that wheat aggregated with the values of all other such agreements with the same
contractor or subcontractor during the immediately preceding 12 month period is
valued at $100,000 or more; or (b) is for the provision of goods, services or
construction, was awarded on a "sole source" basis and is valued at $10,000 or
more; or (c) is a concession and has a value that when aggregated with the value
of all other contracts held by the same concessionaire is valued at $100,000 or
more; or (d) is a franchise.

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*  Due to possible legislative change, this definition will not be effective
   until February 26,1992.

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CONTRACT #
The number assigned by the ice of the Comptroller when a contract is registered.

CONTRACTOR
All individuals, sole proprietorships, partnerships, joint ventures or
corporations who enter into a contract with an agency, elected official or the
council.

CONTROL
The business submitting the questionnaire is controlled by another business when

   -  the other business owns 10 percent or mom of the voting stock, or
   -  the other business directs or has the right to direct daily operations, or
   -  the same person is a principal in both businesses and directs or has the
      right to direct daily operations of the business submitting the question

The business submitting the questionnaire controls another business when

   -  it owns 10 percent or more of the voting stock of the other business, or
   -  it directs or has the right to direct daily operations, or
   -  the same person is a principal in both businesses and directs or has the
      right to direct daily operations of the other business.

EIN
Employer Identification Number (tax identification number) assigned to firms by
the Federal government for tax proposes.

IMMEDIATE FAMILY
Includes self, spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, brothers, sisters,
grandparents, mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law.

INVESTIGATION
Any inquiries made by any government agency, with the exception of background
investigations for employment, and Federal, State, and City inquiries into tax
returns.

JOINT VENTURE
A one-time grouping of two or more persons engaged in the joint conduct of a
particular transaction for mutual profit; or, a corporation which has joined
with other individuals or corporations within the corporate framework in some
specific undertaking.

LOBBYING
The term "lobbying" or "lobbying activities" means any attempt to influence the
preparation of contract specifications, solicitation, award or administration of
a contract, lease, franchise, concession, grant or other agreement or benefit by
the mayor, a deputy mayor and/or other officer or employee of the City.

NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations

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NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ("ORGANIZATION")
Any group incorporated under the New York State Not-for-Profit Corporation Law,
or registered with the Secretary of the State as a not-for-profit organization
in accordance with article 13 of that law.

OFFICER
Any individual who serves as chief executive officer, chief financial officer,
or chief operating officer of the contractor or subcontractor by whatever titles
known.

PARENT
An individual, partnership, joint venture or corporation which owns morn than
50% of the voting stock of the connector.

PRINCIPAL OWNER
An individual, partnership, joint venture or corporation which holds a 10
percent or greater ownership interest in a contractor or subcontractor.

SHARE (SPACE, STAFF, EQUIPMENT, EXPENSES, ETC.)
To have or use in common with one or mom other business(es) or not-for-profit
organization(s). (See also specific instructions for answering Question 5A) .

SUBCONTRACT
Any contract between a subcontractor and a contractor:

SUBCONTRACTOR
An individual, sole proprietorship, partnership, joint venture or corporation
which is engaged by a connector pursuant to a contract.

SSN
Social security number. Pursuant to Local Law 5 of 1991, a contractor's social
security number must be provided to an agency, elected official or the council
entering into a contract as part of the administration of the taxes administered
by the Commissioner of Finance for the purpose of establishing the
identification of persons affected by such taxes.

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          WHEN MUST A BUSINESS SUBMIT A BUSINESS ENTITY QUESTIONNAIRE?

1. Each business entity ("business') sad each subcontractor* must submit a
questionnaire in the following circumstances:

   -  a bid or proposal is submitted for any contract or subcontract valued at
      $100,000 or more
   -  a bid or proposal is submitted for a contract valued at $10,000 or more
      that will be awarded through a sole source process
   -  the aggregate business of the contractor or subcontractor over the
      preceding 12 months totals $100,000 or more.
   -  a when application is made for inclusion on a pre-qualified list.

2. If circumstances change after you submit the questionnaire but before you
have signed the contract for which you submitted the questionnaire, and those
changes affect any answers on the questionnaire, you must update only those
answers on a new questionnaire, sign it and have it notarized. Submit the new
questionnaire to the City agency.

3. If you have previously submitted a questionnaire (using the version that was
revised January 1992) to this or any other City agency within the last three
years and no answers have changed, complete pages 1 and 27 of a new
questionnaire (cover page- and notarized Affidavit of No Change) only if you are
under consideration for award on a subsequent contract. If any answer has
changed to any question, update only those answers on a new questionnaire, sign
it and have it notarized. Submit the new questionnaire to the City agency.

4. If you have previously submitted questionnaires but not the version dated
January 1992, you must submit a new questionnaire.

             WHO SHOULD COMPLETE THE BUSINESS ENTITY QUESTIONNAIRE?

1. The person who knows the business best (the chief executive officer or the
principal responsible for carrying out this contract) must complete the
questionnaire, sign it and have it notarized.

2. Answer all questions completely. Answers must be typewritten or completed is
ink. A response of N/A is NOT acceptable. If you need more, space, photocopy the
appropriate page and attach it to the questionnaire. The City will notify you if
an answer is incomplete. If this happens, you will have seven days to answer the
question completely and resubmit it, unless otherwise specified. If you do not,
it is possible that the City will not consider your bid or proposal for award.

3. If you answer "No" to a question, you do not have to provide any further
information. If you answer "Yes", however, you must provide all the information
requested in the particular question.

4. Keep a copy of the completed questionnaire for future reference.

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*  For bids and proposals with a due date through December 31, 1992,
   subcontracts may submit a subcontractor questionnaire. For bids and
   proposals with a due date on or after January 1, 1993, subcontractors must
   submit a business entity questionnaire.

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    INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ON THE BUSINESS ENTITY QUESTIONNAIRE

QUESTION 3.*
List the addresses and main business telephone number of the three largest
extant sites at which it is anticipated that work would occur in connection with
the proposed contract. The term 'largest' refers to the number of persons to be
employed at each site. The addresses and main business telephone number of all
principal places and primary places of business in the New York City
metropolitan area where the contractor has conducted business within the prior
five years, if different from those already provided, must also be listed.

If you are submitting this questionnaire as part of an application to be on a
bidders or pre-qualified list, rather than as part of a bid or proposal for a
specific contract, and at the time of submission you can identify the sites at
which work would occur under any contract you might be awarded, list the three
largest of those sites. If this information changes after you have submitted the
questionnaire but before you have signed any contract awarded as a result of
your pre-qualification, submit a changed questionnaire to the agency with which
you are pre-qualified. It is not necessary to submit a changed questionnaire if
you have applied for inclusion on a bidders list unless you have submitted a bid
or proposal in response to a specific solicitation.

If you cannot, at the time of the pre-qualification or application for inclusion
on a bidders list, identify the sites that you would use under a resulting
contract, list only the information requested for all principal and primary
places of business in the New York City metropolitan area where you have
conducted business within the prior five years, if different from those already
provided. If and when you are considered for the award of a contract as a result
of being on, a pre-qualified list or a bidders list, at that time submit a
changed questionnaire identifying the three largest sites at which work will
occur under that contract, to the agency awarding the contract

QUESTION 4.
If the business is a corporation, note the date and the state of incorporation;
if a partnership, note the date the partnership agreement was filed, or if a
sole proprietorship or any other type of organization, note the date the
business became active.

QUESTION 5A.
In answering this question, ALL sites at which the submitting business conducts
business should be considered, not just those sites which would be utilized
under the proposed contract, and not just those specific addresses which are
identified elsewhere in the VENDEX Questionnaires.

SPACE should be considered to be shared when any part of the floor space
utilized by the submitting business at any of its sites is also utilized on a
regular or intermittent basis for any purpose by any other business or
not-for-profit organization, and where there is no lease or sublease in effect
between the submitting business and any other business or not-for-profit
organization that is sharing space with the submitting business.

STAFF should be considered to be shared when any individual provides the
services of an employee, whether paid or unpaid, to the submitting business and
also, on either a regular or irregular basis, provides the services of an
employee, paid or unpaid, to one or more other business(es) and/or
not-for-profit organization(s), if such services are provided during any part

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*  Due to possible legislative change, these instructions will not be effective
   until February 26, 1992

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of the same hours the individual is providing services to the submitting
business or if such services are provided on an alternating or interchangeable
basis between the submitting business and the other business(es) or
not-for-profit organization(s). "The services of an employee" should be
understood to include services of any type or level, including managerial or
supervisory. This type of sharing may include, but is not limited to,
individuals who provide the following services: telephone answering,
receptionist, delivery, custodial, and driving.

EQUIPMENT should be considered to be shared whenever the submitting business
shares the ownership and/or the use of any equipment with any other business or
not-for-profit organization. Such equipment may include, but is not limited to,
telephones or telephone systems, photocopiers, computers, motor vehicles, and
construction equipment. Equipment should not be considered to be shared under
the following two circumstances: when, although the equipment is owned by
another business or not-for-profit organization, the submitting business has
entered into a formal lease for the use of the equipment and exercises exclusive
use of the equipment; or when the submitting business owns equipment that it has
formally leased to another business or not-for-profit organization, and for the
duration of such lease the submitting business has relinquished all right to the
use of such leased equipment

QUESTION 5B.
In answering this question, all sites at which the submitting business will
conduct business or provide services in connection with the proposed contract
should be listed. Do not list addresses already provided in response to
Questions 1 and 3.

If you are submitting this questionnaire as part of an application to be on a
bidders or pre-qualified list, rather than as part of a bid or proposal for a
specific contract, answer "No". If and when you are considered for award of a
contract as a result of being on that pre-qualified or bidders list and at that
time you identify real property that you will use or occupy in accordance with
the terms of Question 5B, submit a changed questionnaire providing that
information to the agency awarding the contract.

QUESTION 6B.
You do not have to answer any questions about ethnicity or gender. They are used
for statistical purposes only and will not be used to evaluate the bid or
proposal.

Check the appropriate box to indicate which listed group controls 51 percent or
more of the business. For example, if Blacks control 65 percent of the business,
check the box 'Blacks'. If Asians control 35 percent of the business and Blacks
control 25 percent, check the box 'Asian and Black'. If Asians control 20
percent of the business, Blacks 15 percent and Hispanics 25 percent, check the
box 'Asian, Black and Hispanic'. If the business is a corporation listed on any
national or regional stock exchange or on Nasdaq, answer the question based on
the composition of the Board of Directors.

QUESTION 6D.
See definition of "principal owner" and "officer" in this guide. All principal
owners and officers listed on Page 12, Section 6D must complete principal
questionnaires, with the following exceptions:

   -  If the business is a partnership, only the partners performing on the
      contract need to complete principal questionnaires.

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   -  If another business owns 10 percent or more of the issued stock, that
      business must complete a business entity questionnaire instead of a
      principal questionnaire. The principal owners and officers of that
      business however, need not complete principal questionnaires. That
      business should be listed in response to Question 9, not Question 6D.
   -  If the principal owner is a corporate partnership, the corporate
      partnership must complete a business entity questionnaire and the
      principal owners and officers of that partnership complete principal
      questionnaires.

QUESTION 7.
New York City Agency means a city, county, borough or other office, position,
administration, department, division, bureau, board, commission, authority,
corporation, advisory committee or other agency of government, the expenses of
which are paid in whole or in part from the city treasury, and shall include but
not be limited to, the City Council, the offices of each elected official, the
Board of Education, community school boards, community boards, the Financial
Services Corporation; the Health and Hospitals Corporation, the Public
Development Corporation, and the New York City Housing Authority, but shall not
include any court or any corporation or institution maintaining or operating a
public library, museum, botanical garden, arboretum, tomb, memorial building,
aquarium, zoological garden or similar facility.

For the purposes of Question 7, "political party organization" should be
considered to include any group organized for the purpose of promoting and/or
working for a political party or for any individual candidate(s) for public
office.

QUESTION 8.
See Definition of 'Control' in this guide.

QUESTION 9.
See Definition of 'Control' and 'Affiliate' in this guide.

QUESTION 12A-E.
If you check "Yes" to any item in Question 12, check and complete the relevant
box(es) for the item(s) in Section 12, Page 18. For each one, provide the name
and EIN of the business against which the government agency took action (either
the business submitting this questionnaire or an affiliate named in response to
Question 9), the name and address of the government agency and the date it took
action, the name and telephone number of someone in the government agency to
call for further information, the contract number (if applicable), and the
reason for the action.

QUESTION 17-18.
Provide additional information only. For Question 17, do not repeat information
offered in answer to Questions 12 through 16. For Question 18, do not repeat
information offered in answer to Questions 12 through 17.

In responding to these questions, if you suspect that the submitting business,
its principal owners and officers and/or its affiliates were the subject of an
investigation but are unsure, answer "Yes" and attach an explanation of the
reasons for your suspicion(s).

If you check "Yes," complete Section 17, page 21 or Section 18, page 22. Provide
the name and EIN of each business (either the business submitting this
questionnaire or an affiliate named in response to Question 9) or the name and
SSN of any principal owner and officer

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involved, the name and address of the government agency that conducted the
investigation, the name and telephone number of someone in the government agency
to call for further information, the reason for the investigation and the date
it began and the result if it is not pending.

QUESTION 19A-D AND 20A-F.
If you check "Yes" to any item in either Question 19 or Question 20, check and
complete the relevant box(es) for the item(s) in Section 19, Page 23 or Section
20, Page 24. Provide the name, SSN and title of each individual or the name and
EIN of the business (either the business submitting this questionnaire or an
affiliate named in response to Question 9), the date charges were brought, the
name and address of the court or forum, the case index or docket number, the
nature of the charges and the date and the result of the case or charges if they
are not pending. Also, for Question 19, check the appropriate box to indicate
whether charges were brought before (check "former") or during (check "current")
employment with the business.

For the purposes of Questions 20C and 20F, an administrative agency should be
considered to be any governmental body charged with implementing particular
federal, state, or local legislation, whether or not that legislation is central
to the governmental body's mission. An "administrative, statutory or regulatory
charge" occurs when any such agency charges a business with violating the
agency's regulations. These charges include, but are not limited to, violations
of workers' compensations Laws, OSHA violations and/or tax offenses brought
before a tax commission.

QUESTION 22.
If you check "Yes", you must provide the name of the business(es) that provided
you with assistance. If the same business provided assistance to you in more
than one capacity, please state each capacity in which that business acted by
listing the business multiple times. For example: if the business acted as
attorney, consultant and lobbyist, the business must be listed three times and
the appropriate function checked for each listing.

CERTIFICATION
A materially false statement willfully or fraudulently made in connection with
this questionnaire may result in rendering the business submitting the
questionnaire non responsible with respect to the present bid or future bids
and, in addition, may subject the person making the false statement to criminal
charges. The person who answered these questions must sign this page in the
presence of a notary public.

The business submitting the questionnaire must also report to the contracting
agency, information on all subcontractors that will work on the proposed
contract.

DATE BUSINESS BEGAN IN NEW YORK CITY
If you are currently doing business in New York City, employing capital in the
City, owning or leasing property in the City or maintaining an office in the
City, enter the date that you commenced such activity in the City.

AFFIDAVIT OF NO CHANGE
The person who knows the business best (the chief executive officer or principal
owner or officer responsible for carrying out this contract) should review the
questionnaire previously submitted and complete this page only, if each answer
to every question remains unchanged,

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including those that are contract specific.* This person must also report to the
contracting agency all subcontractors that will work on the proposed contract.

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*  On the Business Entity Questionnaire, Questions 3, 5B, 7B and 22 are contract
   specific.

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                   WHO MUST SUBMIT A PRINCIPAL QUESTIONNAIRE?

1. All principal owners and officers listed on page 12, Section 6D of the
Business Entity Questionnaire must complete a Principal Questionnaire with the
following exceptions:

   -  if another business owns 10 percent or more of the issued stock that
      business must complete a business entity questionnaire instead of a
      principal questionnaire. The principal owners and officers of that
      business, however, need not complete principal questionnaires.
   -  If the business is a partnership, only the partners performing on the
      contract need to complete principal questionnaires.

The City, in its sole discretion, may require that other principal owners and
officers of the business entity complete principal questionnaires.

2. If circumstances change after you submit the questionnaire but before the
contract for which you submitted the questionnaire is signed, and those changes
affect any answers on the questionnaire, you must update only those answers on a
new questionnaire, sign it and have it notarized. Submit the new questionnaire
to the City agency.

3. If you have previously submitted a questionnaire (using the version that was
revised January 1992) to this or any other City agency within the last three
years and no answers have changed, complete page 13 of a new questionnaire
(notarized Affidavit of No Change). If any answer to any question has changed,
update only those answers on a new questionnaire, sign it and have it notarized.
Submit the changed questionnaire to the City agency.

4. Answer all questions completely. Answers must be typewritten or completed in
ink. A response of NIA is NOT acceptable. If you need more space, photocopy the
appropriate page and attach it to the questionnaire. City will notify you if an
answer is incomplete. If this happens, you will have seven days to answer the
question completely and resubmit it, unless otherwise specified.

5. If you answer "No" to a question, you do not have to provide any further
information. If you answer "Yes", however, you must provide all the information
requested in the particular question.

6. Keep a copy of the completed questionnaire for future reference.

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       INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL QUESTIONNAIRE

QUESTION 7 A-E.
If you check "Yes" to any item in question 7, check and complete the relevant
box(es) for the item(s) in Section 7, Page 7. For each one, provide the name and
EIN of the business in which you were a principal when the government agency
took action, your title in the business, the name of the government agency and
the date it took action, the contract number ('if applicable), and the reason
for the action.

QUESTION 9A-F.
If you check "Yes" to any item in Question 9, check and complete the relevant
box(es) for the item(s)-in Section 9, Page 8. Provide the date the charges were
brought, the name and address of the court or forum, the case index or docket
number, the nature of the charges and the date and the result of the case or
charges if they are not pending.

QUESTION 10A-B.
In responding to these questions, if you suspect that you or any of the
business(es) or organizations) listed in response to Question 5 have been the
subject of an investigation but are unsure, answer "Yes" and attach an
explanation of the reasons for your suspicion(s).

Provide additional information only. Do not repeat information offered in answer
to Questions 7 through 9. If you check "Yes," complete Section 10A, Page 9 or
Section 10B, Page 10. Provide the name and address of the government agency that
conducted the investigation, the name and telephone number of someone in the
government agency to call for further information, the reason for the
investigation and the date it began and the result if it is not pending. If 10B
is checked "Yes", also provide the name and EIN of the business in which you
were a principal when the business was under investigation.

QUESTION 11.
New York City Agency means a city, county, borough or other office, position,
administration, department, division, bureau, board, commission, authority,
corporation, advisory committee or other agency of government, the expenses of
which are paid in whole or in part from the city treasury, and shall include but
not be limited to, the City Council, the offices of each elected official, the
Board of Education, community school boards, community boards, the Financial
Services Corporation, the Health and Hospitals Corporation, the Public
Development Corporation, and the New York City Housing Authority, but shall not
include any court or any corporation or institution maintaining or operating a
public library, museum, botanical garden, arboretum, tomb, memorial building,
aquarium, zoological garden or similar facility.

For the purposes of Question 11, "political party organization" should be
considered to include any group organized for the purpose of promoting and/or
working for a political party or for any individual candidate(s) for public
office.

CERTIFICATION
A materially false statement willfully or fraudulently made in connection with
this questionnaire may result in rendering the business submitting the
questionnaire non responsible with respect to the present bid or future bids
and, in addition, may subject the person making the false statement to criminal
charges. The person who answered these questions must sign this page in the
presence of a notary public.

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AFFIDAVIT OF NO CHANGE
The person who answered the questions on the questionnaire previously submitted
should review the questionnaire and complete this page only if each answer to
every question remains unchanged.

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                      ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

QUESTION: If a VENDEX Questionnaire revised I/90 has already bean completed and
submitted within the last three years and the vendor is submitting a bid on a
new contract, does the version revised 1/92 have to be completed and submitted?

ANSWER: The questionnaires were revised to ask for additional information as
required by Local Law 5 of 1991. As a result, any bidders or proposers
responding to solicitations on or after January 1,1992 must complete the version
revised 1/92.

QUESTION: If a company is a foreign based company, does it have to complete a
questionnaire?

ANSWER: Any business that is required to complete a questionnaire mast do so
regardless of where the business is based.

QUESTION: If a local division of a foreign based company will be responsible for
carrying out the terms of the contract, does the foreign company have to fill
out a business questionnaire or may the division fill one out?

ANSWER: Because the foreign based company is the contracting entity, the foreign
based company must complete the business questionnaire.

QUESTION: If a trust or an estate is a parent company or a principal of the
submitting business, do questionnaires need to be completed?

ANSWER: The person who serves as the administrator of the trust or estate must
complete the appropriate questionnaire.

QUESTION: If a holding company created for tax purposes is a parent or
principal, does it have to complete a questionnaire?

ANSWER: Any business that is required to complete a questionnaire must do so
regardless of why the company was formed.

QUESTION: If a business has a large number of subsidiaries, do all of them have
to be listed on the questionnaire?

ANSWER: All subsidiaries of a business completing a questionnaire must be
disclosed. However, if the business has a list of subsidiaries containing the
same information as requested on the questionnaire, that list may be submitted
as an attachment in lieu of completing the appropriate section on the
questionnaire.

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                          BUSINESS ENTITY QUESTIONNAIRE
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The Vendor Information Exchange System (VENDER) questionnaires have been
developed to collect information from vendors who wish to do business with the
City. This information is collected to ensure that the City obeys the mandate of
the New York City Charter to do business only with responsible vendors.

All questions on these questionnaires must be answered and the answers
typewritten or printed in ink. If you need more space to answer any question,
make as many photocopies of the appropriate page(s) as necessary and attach them
to the questionnaire. Refer to the booklet "A Vendor's Guide To VENDEX" for
specific instructions for completing this questionnaire and for a definition of
terms. Terms or phrases which are defined are written in bold face throughout
the questionnaire. If you have not received a copy of this booklet or if you
have additional questions that the booklet does not answer, contact the VENDEX
unit at (212) 788-0010. COMPLETE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE CAREFULLY AND COMPLETELY.
FAILURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE QUESTIONNAIRE MAY MEAN THAT YOUR BID OR PROPOSAL
WILL BE REJECTED AS NOT-RESPONSIVE AND IT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR AWARD.
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                                COMPLETE THIS BOX
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New York City Agency____________________________ PIN____________________________

                                                   Procurement Identification #

Bureau/Division_________________________________________________________________

Name of Business
Submitting the Questionnaire____________________________________________________
                            (Check One)
Type of Submission:         1. / / Fully Completed Questionnaire
                            2. / / Changed Questionnaire
                            3. / / Affidavit of No Change (Complete and submit
                                   page 1 and 27 only)

If 2. or 3. checked, provide submission date of fully completed questionnaire
___/___/___

                                  (Check one)
EIN/SSN_____________________      / / Prime contractor         / / Subcontractor
                                 / / Entity related to prime (e.g. Parent)

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Name (Questionnaire or Affidavit of No Change completed by)     Title      Date
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           FOR AGENCY USE ONLY - THIS SECTION MUST BE FULLY COMPLETED
              WHETHER OR NOT THIS VENDOR WAS RECOMMENDED FOR AWARD
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                                                         VNC #__________________

Vendor Recommended For Award:___________________________ EIN/SSN________________

(Enter N/A/ if no solicitation)                      Business entity name
Is the business submitting this questionnaire related to this vendor?
         / / NO (ie: Unsuccessful bidder/propser)
         / / YES (ie: questionnaire completed in response to Question 6d or 9)
Date approved ___/___/___

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Questionnaire submitted in response to:  / / Bidder's List     / / Invitation for Bids
                                        / / RFP - attach      / /  RFQ for Pre-qualified List
Contract amount $____________________   Price Proposal Form   / /  Sole Source

Agency Contact______________________________________    Telephone_____________

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Number of Principal/Business Entity Questionnaires attached    ________________

Number of Questionnaires for subcontractors attached           ________________

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1.   Submitting business name___________________________________________________

     EIN/SSN____________________________

     Business address______________________________________________________ (1A)

     City/state/zip________________________________________________________

     Main business telephone (       )_____________________________________

     Check one   / / Own   / / Rent   / / Rent with option to buy           (1B)

     Local New York City address____________________________________________(1C)
     (if different)

     City/state/zip_________________________________________________________

     Local business telephone (       )________________________________

     Fax number               (       )________________________________     (ID)

     Number of employees now working in New York City:
         (Check one)                                                        (1E)
     / / 0 (No NYC presence)   / / 10 -19   / / 50 - 99   / / 450 or more
     / / 1 - 9                / / 20 - 49  / / 100 - 449
     Annual gross revenue                                                   (1F)
     (check one)

     / / $0 - 49,999        / / $625,000 - 849,999    / / $2,000,000 - 2,499,999
     / / $50,000 - 99,999   / / $850,000 - 999,999    / / $2,500,000 - 4,999,999
     / / $100,000 - 499,999 / / $1,000,000 - 1,499,999 / / $5,000,000 or more
     / / $500,000 - 624,999 / / $1,500,000 - 1,999,999

    Dun and Bradstreet number (if any)____________________________________ (1G)

     Other credit service name and number_________________________________  (1H)

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     2. / /  No       / / Yes    Does this business now, or has it in the past
                                 10 years, used an EIN, SSN, name, trade name or
                                 abbreviation other than the name or number
                                 listed in Question 1?
                                 If 'yes', provide details on Page 10,
                                 Section 2.
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     3. When did this bossiness move to its current address?____________________
                                                              (month, day, year)

     / / No / / Yes               Has this business been at it current address
                                  less than 5 years?

                                  List all other business addresses and phone
                                  numbers used by this business within the fast
                                  5 years on Page 10, Section 3.
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     4. Date this business was formed ____/____/____                        (4A)

     Type of organization (check one)                                       (4B)

     / / JOINT VENTURE              / / Sole Proprietorship
     / / Business Corporation
     State in which business was incorporated____________________           (4C)

     / / General Partnership                / / Limited Partnership

     County where partnership certificate/agreement filed____________       (4D)

     State where partnership certificate/agreement filed                    (4E)

     / / Other________________________________________________________      (4F)

     Type of business (check one)
     / / Construction          / / Distribution         / / Commercial Service
     / / Manufacturing        / / Retail               / / Professional Service

     / / Other__________________________________________________________

         / / No     / / Yes   Are there any counties in New York State,     (4G)
                              other than the county listed above, in which this
                              business has filed a Certificate of Incorporation,
                              a Certificate of Doing Business, or the
                              equivalent? If 'yes', list all such New York
                              counties on Page 11, Section 4G.

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     5.  / / No     / / Yes   a. Does this business share office space, staff,
                              equipment or expenses with any other business or
                              not-for-profit organization? If 'yes', provide
                              details for each such instance on Page 11, Section
                              5A.

         / / No     / / Yes   b. Will thus business use or occupy any real
                              property, other than the addresses fisted in
                              response to Questions 1 and 3B., to carry out the
                              temps of this contract? If 'Yes', provide details
                              on Page 11, Section 5B.

         / / No     / / Yes   c. Does any principal owner or officer of this
                              business, as listed below in response to Question
                              6d, or any member of their IMMEDIATE FAMILY, have
                              an ownership interest in any business that holds
                              the title or lease to any real property used by
                              this business in the New York metropolitan area?
                              If 'yes', provide details for each such instance
                              on Page 11, Section 5C.

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     6. / /  No    / / Yes    a. Is this business entity listed on any national
                              or regional stock exchange or on Nasdaq?
                              If 'yes', provide:

                              ------------------------------                (6A)
                                  Name of stock exchange

                              ------------------------------
                                  Listing on exchange

                              b. Check which of the following ethnic groups
                              controls 51 percent or more of this business.
                              (Check only one.)

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                              / / Asian                            / / Asian and Black                (6B)
                              / / Black                            / / Asian and Hispanic
                              / / Caucasian (not Chassidic)        / / Asian, Black and Hispanic
                              / / Chassidic                        / / Black and Hispanic
                              / / Hispanic
                              / / Aleut, Eskimo or American Indian
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                              c. Check which of the following gender groups
                              controls 5.1 percent or more of this business.
                              (Check only one.)

                              / / Male / / Female                           (6C)

                              d. LIST ALL PRINCIPAL OWNERS AND OFFICERS OF THIS
                              BUSINESS ON PAGE 12, SECTION 6D. (Refer to "A
                              Vendor's Guide To VENDEX" for instructions in
                              completing this section and guidance regarding
                              additional questionnaires that must be completed).

/ / No       / / Yes          e. Does any individual or other business have the
                              right to acquire ownership of the submitting
                              business's stock within one year, pursuant to any
                              stock option, warrant or right, or other similar
                              arrangement, which if exercised, would constitute
                              10% of the outstanding stock when combined with
                              such individual's or business's current holdings?
                              If 'yes', provide details for each such individual
                              or business on Page 13, Section 6E.

/ / No       / / Yes          f. Has this business pledged or hypothecated 10
                              percent or more of its stock to another business
                              or individual to guarantee payment for a debt or
                              obligation? If 'yes', provide details on Page 13,
                              Section 6F.
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     7.  / / No    / / Yes    a. is there any individual(s) now serving in a
                              managerial or advisory capacity to this business,
                              whether or not as a principal owner or officer,
                              who now serves, or within the past 5 years has
                              served as:

                              - an elected or appointed official or officer (do
                              not, however, include any individual who served
                              solely as an unpaid member of one or more advisory
                              committee(s) to a NEW YORK CITY AGENCY);

                              - a full or part-time employee in a NEW YORK CITY
                              AGENCY if such employee had policy-making
                              responsibility in his/her position;

                              - an officer of any political party organization
                              in New York City; whether paid or unpaid?

                              If 'yes', provide details for each such individual
                              on Page 14, Section 7A.

     / / No         / /  Yes  b. Is there any individual(s) now serving in a
                              management or advisory capacity to this business,
                              whether or not as a PRINCIPAL OWNER or OFFICER,
                              who serves or has served as a consultant or
                              advisor to a NEW YORK CITY AGENCY performing
                              services related to the solicitation of,
                              negotiation for, or operation/administration of
                              the proposed contract? Your answer should include
                              all attorneys, engineers, architects and all
                              others who meet the terms of the question. If
                              'yes', provide details for each such individual on
                              Page 14, Section 78.
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VENDEX" and check yes only if this business controls one or more other
businesses that are not affiliates.

     8. / /  No     / /  Yes  Does this business CONTROL one or more other
                              businesses? If 'yes', provide details on Page 15,
                              Section 8:

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     9. / /  No     / / Yes   Does this business have ONE or MORE AFFILIATES,
                              and/or is it a subsidiary of, or controlled by,
                              any other business? If 'yes', provide details on
                              Page 16, Section 9.

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     10. / / No    / /  Yes   Has NEW YORK CITY awarded any contracts to this
                              business in the past 3 years? If 'yes', no other
                              details are required.

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     11. / / No    / /  Yes   Has this BUSINESS, or ANY AFFILIATED business
                              fisted in response to Question 9, been a
                              subcontractor on any contract with any NEW YORK
                              CITY AGENCY in the past 3 years? If 'yes', provide
                              details on Page-17, Section 11.

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     12. NOTE: An affirmative answer is required below whether the sanction
               arose automatically, by operation of law, or as a result of any
               action taken by a GOVERNMENT AGENCY. In the past 5 years, has
               this business and/or any AFFILIATED business listed in response
               to Question 9:

         / /  No    / /  Yes  a. been debarred by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY from
                              entering into contracts with that agency? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                              on Page 18, Section 12A.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  b. been found not responsible by any GOVERNMENT
                              AGENCY, and/or been a respondent before any type
                              of NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF RESPONSIBILITY, and/or
                              been the subject of a hearing before the New York
                              City Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings
                              (OATH), and/or is any such hearing now pending? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                              Page 18, Section 12B.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  c. been declared in default and/or terminated for
                              cause on any contract, and/or had any contract,
                              cancelled for cause? If 'yes', provide details for
                              each such instance on Page 18, Section 12C.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  d. been denied the award of a contract and/or the
                              opportunity to bid on a contract, including, but
                              not limited to, failure to meet pre-qualification
                              standards? If 'yes', provide details for each such
                              instance on Page 18, Section 12D.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  e. been suspended by any government agency from
                              entering into any contract with it, and/or is any
                              action pending that could formally debar or
                              otherwise affect such business's ability to bid or
                              propose on contracts? If 'yes', provide details
                              for each such instance on Page 18; Section 12E.
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     13. / /  No    / /  Yes  In the past 3 years, has this business ever been
                              unable to execute a contract with a GOVERNMENT
                              AGENCY because it could not or did not provide the
                              required security, including bid, payment, or
                              performance bonds or any alternative deemed
                              acceptable by the agency letting the contract? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such instance an
                              Page 19, Section 13.
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     14. / /  No    / /  Yes  In the past 5 years, has this business or any
                              affiliated business listed in response to Question
                              9 had any judgment or injunction obtained against
                              it in any judicial action or proceeding, initiated
                              by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY; elected official or the
                              New York City Council, and/or is any such action
                              or proceeding now pending; and/or has it been in
                              default at airy time in the past year on any
                              obligation to, or subject to any unsatisfied
                              judgment, injunction or lien obtained by a
                              GOVERNMENT AGENCY, including, but not limited to,
                              judgments based on taxes owed and fines and
                              penalties assessed by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such obligation,
                              judgment, injunction or lien on Page 19, Section
                              14.
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     15. / /  No    / /  Yes  Has this business or any AFFILIATED business
                              listed in response to Question 9 filed a
                              bankruptcy petition and/or been the subject of
                              involuntary bankruptcy proceedings during the past
                              7 years, and/or for any portion of the last 7 year
                              period been in a state of bankruptcy as a result
                              of bankruptcy proceedings initiated more than 7
                              years ago, and/or is any such business now the
                              subject of any pending bankruptcy proceedings,
                              whenever initiated? If 'yes', provide details for
                              each such instance on Page 20, Section 15.
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     16.                      In the past 5 years, has this business, any of its
                              OWNERS OR OFFICERS listed in Section 6d, or any
                              AFFILIATED business listed in response to Question
                              9:

         / /  No    / /  Yes  a. had any permit, license, concession, franchise
                              or lease terminated for cause or revoked? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such termination
                              or revocation on Page 20, Section 16A.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  b. been disqualified for cause as a bidder on any
                              permit, license, concession, franchise or lease?
                              If 'yes', provide details for each such instance
                              on Page 20, Section 16B.
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     17. / /  No    / /  Yes  In addition to the information provided in
                              response to Questions 12 through 16, in the past 5
                              years, has this business and/or any of its OWNERS
                              AND/OR OFFICERS listed in Section 6d and/or any
                              AFFILIATED business listed in response to Question
                              9, been the subject of a criminal INVESTIGATION
                              and/or a civil anti-trust investigation by any
                              federal, state or local prosecuting or
                              INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY? And/or, in the past 5 years,
                              has any OWNER AND/OR OFFICER of any AFFILIATED
                              business listed in response to Question 9 been the
                              subject of a criminal Investigation and/or a civil
                              anti-trust INVESTIGATION by any federal, state or
                              local prosecuting or investigative agency, where
                              such investigation was related to activities
                              performed at, for, or on behalf of an AFFILIATED
                              business listed in response to Question 9? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such INVESTIGATION
                              on Page 21, Section 17.
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     18. / /  No    / /  Yes  In addition to the information provided in
                              response to Questions 12 through 17, in the past 5
                              years, has this business and/or any of its OWNERS
                              AND/OR OFFICERS listed in Section 6d and/or any
                              AFFILIATED business listed in response to Question
                              9 been the subject of an INVESTIGATION by any
                              GOVERNMENT AGENCY, including but not limited to
                              federal, state and local regulatory agencies?
                              And/or, in the past 5 years, has any OWNER AND/OR
                              OFFICER of an AFFILIATED business listed in
                              response to Question 9 been the subject of an
                              INVESTIGATION by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY, including
                              but not limited to federal, state and local
                              regulatory agencies, for matters pertaining to
                              that individual's position at or relationship to
                              an AFFILIATED business fisted in response to
                              Question 9? If 'Yes' provide details for each such
                              INVESTIGATION on Page 22, Section 18.

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     19.                      Has any current or former director, OWNER OR
                              OFFICER as listed in Section 6d, or managerial
                              employee of this business, either before or during
                              such person's employment, or since such employment
                              if the charges pertained to events that allegedly
                              occurred during the time of employment by the
                              submitting business, and allegedly related to the
                              conduct of that business:

         / /  No    / /  Yes  a. any felony charge pending? If 'yes', provide
                              details for each such charge on Page 23 and check
                              Section 19A.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  b. any misdemeanor charge pending? If 'yes',
                              provide details for each such charge on Page 23
                              and check Section 19B.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  c. in the past 10 years, been convicted, after
                              trial or by plea, of any felony and/or any other
                              crime, an element of which relates to truthfulness
                              or the underlying facts of which related to the
                              conduct of business? If 'yes' provide details for
                              each such conviction on Page 23 and check Section
                              19C.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  d. in the past 5 years, been convicted, after
                              trial or by plea, of a misdemeanor? If 'yes',
                              provide details for each such conviction on Page
                              23 and check Section 19D.
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     20.                      Has this business, or any AFFILIATED business
                              listed in response to Question 9:

         / /  No    / /  Yes  a. any felony charge pending? If 'yes', provide
                              details for each such charge on Page 24 and check
                              Section 20A.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  b. any misdemeanor charge pending? If 'yes',
                              provide details for each such charge on Page 24
                              and check Section 20B.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  c. any administrative charge pending? If 'yes',
                              provide details for each such charge on Page 24
                              and check Section 20C.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  d. in the past 10 years, been convicted, after
                              fiat or by plea, of any felony, or of any other
                              crime, an element of which relates to truthfulness
                              or the underlying facts of which related to the
                              conduct of business? If 'yes', provide details for
                              each such conviction on Page 24 and check Section
                              2000.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  e. in the past 5 years, been convicted, after
                              trial or by plea, of a misdemeanor? If 'yes',
                              provide details for each such conviction on Page
                              24 and check Section 20E.

         / /  No    / /  Yes  f. in the past 5 years, been found in violation of
                              any administrative, statutory, or regulatory
                              provisions? If 'yes', provide details for each
                              such occurrence on gage 24 and check Section 20F.

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     21. / /  No    / /  Yes  In the past 5 years, has this business or any of
                              its OWNERS OR OFFICERS listed in Section 6d, or
                              any other AFFILIATED business listed in response
                              to Question 9 had any sanction imposed as a result
                              of judicial or administrative proceedings with
                              respect to any professional license held? If
                              'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                              Page 25, Section 21.
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     22. / /  No    / /  Yes  Did anyone other than this business's employees,
                              help this business prepare is bid or proposal or
                              provide any assistance undertaken for the purpose
                              of obtaining this contract? Provide information
                              on, but do not limit yourself to, individuals or
                              firms who provided technical assistance, such as
                              consultants and/or attorneys, and individuals or
                              finds who provided advocacy, representation,
                              lobbying, or other non-technical assistance, such
                              as expediters, lobbyists, and/or architecture and
                              engineering firms. If 'yes', provide details for
                              each such individual or firm on Page 25, Section
                              22.
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     23. / /  No    / /  Yes  For the past 5 tax years, has this business failed
                              to file any required tax returns or failed to pay
                              any applicable federal, state or New York City
                              taxes or other assessed New York City charges,
                              including but not limited to water and sewer
                              charges? If 'yes', provide details for each such
                              year on Page 25, Section 23.

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SECTION 2.

Other name, trade name or abbreviation__________________________________________

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Other EIN/SSN___________________________________________________________________

Dates in use ____/____/____ to ____/____/____

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Other name, trade name or abbreviation__________________________________________

Other EIN/SSN___________________________________________________________________

Dates in use ____/____/____ to ____/____/____

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Other name, trade name or abbreviation

Other EIN/SSN

Dates in use ____/____/____ to ____/____/____

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SECTION 3.

(Check one) / / Current / / Former

Street address_________________________________________    Phone________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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(Check one) / / Current / / Former

Street address__________________________________________   Phone________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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(Check one) / / Current / / Former

Street address__________________________________________   Phone________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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SECTION 4G.
Certification Type___________________________________________ County____________

                                                              Date ____/____/___

Certification Type___________________________________________ County____________

                                                              Date ____/____/___
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SECTION 5A.
Business name_________________________________________________EIN_______________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

                                                                  City/state/zip

Check item(s) shared:    / / Space    / / Staff     / / Equipment   / / Expenses

Business name________________________________________________ EIN_______________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

                                                                  City/state/zip

Check item(s) shared:    / / Space   / / Staff     / / Equipment    / / Expenses

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SECTION 5B.
Lessor/owner of property________________________________________________________

Address________________________________________________________________________

                                                                  City/state/zip

Named business or individual is:    / / Lessor                / / Owner
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Lessor/owner of property_______________________________________________________

Address________________________________________________________________________

                                                                  City/state/zip

Named business or individual is:    / / Lessor                / / Owner

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SECTION 5C.
Individual name_________________________________________________________________

Title in business_________________________ Nature of Relationship_______________

Relationship is with:               / / Lessor                / / Owner
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Individual name_________________________________________________________________

Title in business_________________________ Nature of Relationship_______________

Relationship is with:               / / Lessor                / / Owner
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SECTION 6D.
Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

If business:     / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Title_________________________    If partner:     / / General        / / Limited

Date of Birth ____/____/____

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone (____)____________________ Percent of ownership______________

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

If business:     / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Title_________________________    If partner:     / / General        / / Limited

Date of Birth ____/____/____

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone (____)_____________________Percent of ownership______________

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

If business:     / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Title_________________________    If partner:     / / General        / / Limited

Date of Birth ____/____/____

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone (____)____________________ Percent of ownership______________

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SECTION 6E.
Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

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SECTION 6F.
Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Percent pledged_____________                     Transaction date ____/____/____

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Percent pledged_____________                     Transaction date ____/____/____

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Name___________________________________________________ EIN/SSS_________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____ (if individual)

Percent pledged______________                    Transaction date ____/____/____

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SECTION 7A.

Name_________________________________________  SSN______________________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____                Title in business___________________

City Agency or Political Party Organization_____________________________________

Title in Agency or Organization_________________________________________________

Check one:      / / Present City employee or official                / / Former

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Name__________________________________________ SSN______________________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____                Title in business___________________

City Agency or Political Party Organization_____________________________________

Title in Agency or Organization_________________________________________________

Check one:       / / Present City employee or official                / / Former

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Name__________________________________________ SSN______________________________

Date of Birth ____/____/____                Title in business___________________

City Agency or Political Party Organization_____________________________________

Title in Agency or Organization_________________________________________________

Check one:       / / Present City employee or official                / / Former

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SECTION 7B.

Name__________________________________________ SSN______________________________

Date of birth ____/____/____                Title in business___________________

Check one:       / / Present City consultant or advisor               / / Former

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Name__________________________________________ SSN______________________________

Date of birth ____/____/____                Title in business___________________

Check one:       / / Present City consultant or advisor               / / Former

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SECTION 8

Name of business____________________________________________ EIN________________

                  / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone_____________________________ Type of business________________

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Name of business____________________________________________ EIN________________

                  / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone_____________________________ Type of business________________

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Name of business____________________________________________ EIN________________

                  / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone_____________________________ Type of business________________

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Name of business____________________________________________ EIN________________

                  / / For Profit            / / Not-For-Profit

Business address________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Business telephone_____________________________ Type of business________________

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SECTION 9.

Use this box for Affiliated entities only.
Principal OWNERS AND OFFICERS must be listed for each AFFILIATED entity.

                                         / / For Profit  / / Not For-Profit

NAME OF BUSINESS _________________________________ EIN _________________________

Stock exchange name (if any) ________________  Exchange listing ________________

Business address _______________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Business telephone ________________________ Type of business ___________________

Principal name _______________________________ SSN______________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Principal's business telephone__________________ Date of birth ___ /__ /___

Principal name__________________________________ SSN____________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Principal's business telephone__________________ Date of birth ____/___/___

Principal name___________________________________SSN____________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

                                                 City/state/zip

Principal's business telephone__________________ Date of birth ____/___/___

Principal name__________________________________ SSN____________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Principal's business telephone__________________ Date of birth ____/___/___

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Use this box for CONTROLLING entities only. Any business WHICH OWNS 10% or more
of the submitting business's stock must complete a Business Entity
Questionnaire.
                                         / / For Profit  / / Not For-Profit

NAME OF BUSINESS_________________________________EIN____________________________

Stock exchange name (if any) ________________ Exchange listing__________________

Business address________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Business telephone_________________________Type of business_____________________

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                                CITY OF NEW YORK
                           SUBCONTRACTOR PROFILE FORM

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                        INSTRUCTIONS TO PRIME CONTRACTOR

A Subcontractor Profile Form must be completed for EACH subcontractor that will
perform on the contract. Make additional copies of this form as needed.

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PRIME CONTRACTOR NAME                                / / EIN      / / SSN
                                                     #
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CONTRACT ID #                 PROCUREMENT ID # (PIN)

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                           [For data entry into ICCIS]

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SUBCONTRACTOR NAME                                   / / EIN      / / SSN
                                                     #
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SUBCONTRACTOR TO BE PAID DIRECTLY BY NEW YORK CITY?  / / Yes  / / No
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SUBCONTRACTOR BUSINESS ADDRESS

  ______________________________________________________________________________
     Number          Street             Borough/City            State
     Zip
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SUBCONTRACTOR BILLING ADDRESS (If different from above)

  ______________________________________________________________________________
     Number          Street             Borough/City            State
     Zip
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  SUBCONTRACTOR TELEPHONE (    ) __________________
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  SUBCONTRACTOR AMOUNT    $________________________
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  DESCRIPTION OF SUBCONTRACT

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        FORM       _____________________________________________________________
      COMPLETED       Name (Print)                       Title
         BY
                   _____________________________________________________________
                      Signature                          Date
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SECTION 11.

Subcontractor   ________________________________ EIN____________________________

Name of prime contractor    ________________________ EIN________________________

Prime contractor telephone (______)_________________

City Agency  ____________________________________Contract #_____________________

Contract start date ___/___/___              Subcontract amount $_______________

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Subcontractor   _________________________________EIN____________________________

Name of prime contractor    _________________________EIN________________________

Prime contractor telephone (______)_________________

City Agency  ____________________________________Contract #_____________________

Contract start date ___/___/___              Subcontract amount $_______________

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Subcontractor   _________________________________EIN____________________________

Name of prime contractor    _________________________EIN________________________

Prime contractor telephone (______)_________________

City Agency  ____________________________________Contract #_____________________

Contract start date ___/___/___              Subcontract amount $_______________

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SECTION 12.

The following refers to Section:  / / 12A  / / 12B  / / 12C  / / 12D  / / 12E

Business name____________________________________________EIN____________________

Date of action:  From ___/___/___   To ___/___/___   Contract #_________________

Agency name and address_________________________________________________________

Agency contact_______________________________________Telephone__________________

Reason for action_______________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / / 12A  / / 12B  / / 12C  / / 12D  / / 12E

Business name____________________________________________EIN____________________

Date of action:  From ___/___/___   To ___/___/___   Contract #_________________

Agency name and address_________________________________________________________

Agency contact_______________________________________Telephone__________________

Reason for action_______________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / / 12A  / / 12B  / / 12C  / / 12D  / / 12E

Business name____________________________________________EIN____________________

Date of action:  From ___/___/___   To ___/___/___   Contract #_________________

Agency name and address_________________________________________________________

Agency contact_______________________________________Telephone__________________

Reason for action_______________________________________________________________

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Business name____________________________________________EIN____________________

Date of action:  From ___/___/___   To ___/___/___   Contract #_________________

Agency name and address_________________________________________________________

Agency contact_______________________________________Telephone__________________

Reason for action_______________________________________________________________

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SECTION 13.

Title of bid or proposal________________________________________________________
(Description of contract)
                             ___________________________________________________

Contracting agency____________________________Date of bid/proposal____/____/____

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Title of bid or proposal________________________________________________________
(Description of contract)
                             ___________________________________________________

Contracting agency____________________________Date of bid/proposal____/____/____

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Title of bid or proposal________________________________________________________
(Description of contract)

Contracting agency____________________________Date of bid/proposal____/____/____

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SECTION 14.

Business name________________________________________EIN________________________

Government agency_______________________________________________________________

Date of obligation _____/_____/_____   Amount of obligation $___________________

Check applicable box: / / default / / judgment/injunction / /lien / / taxes owed

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Business name________________________________________EIN________________________

Government agency_______________________________________________________________

Date of obligation _____/_____/_____   Amount of obligation $___________________

Check applicable box: / / default / / judgment/injunction / /lien / / taxes owed

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Business name________________________________________EIN________________________

Government agency_______________________________________________________________

Date of obligation _____/_____/_____   Amount of obligation $___________________

Check applicable box: / / default / / judgment/injunction / /lien / / taxes owed

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                                         Business Entity EIN/SSN
                                                                 _______________
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SECTION 15.

Business name__________________________________EIN______________________________

Court name_____________________________________Date of filing ____/_____/____

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                           City/state/zip

Docket number _________________________        Date discharged _____/_____/_____

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SECTION 16A.

Business/individual name ______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency_________________________    Date of termination or revocation ___/___/___

Specify what was terminated or revoked and the reason___________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency_________________________    Date of termination or revocation ___/___/___

Specify what was terminated or revoked and the reason___________________________
________________________________________________________________________________

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SECTION 16B.

Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency_________________________________Date of disqualification ____/____/____

Reason for disqualification_____________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency_________________________________Date of disqualification ____/____/____

Reason for disqualification_____________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________

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SECTION 17.

Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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SECTION 18.

Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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Business/individual name_______________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Agency__________________________________________________________________________

Agency address__________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Agency contact__________________________________________________________________

Telephone (____)_____________________

Date of investigation ____/____/_____

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

Nature of investigation_________________________________________________________

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                                         Business Entity EIN/SSN_______________
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SECTION 19.

The following refers to Section:  / / 19A  / / 19B  / / 19C  / / 19D

Name___________________________________________SSN______________________________

                                            (Check one)         (Check one)
Title__________________________        Principal / / Yes        / / Former
                                                 / / No         / / Current

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number__________________________________________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges_______________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / / 19A  / / 19B  / / 19C  / / 19D

Name___________________________________________SSN______________________________

                                            (Check one)         (Check one)
Title _________________________        Principal / / Yes        / / Former
                                                 / / No         / / Current

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number__________________________________________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges_______________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / / 19A  / / 19B  / / 19C  / / 19D

Name___________________________________________SSN______________________________

                                            (Check one)         (Check one)
Title _________________________        Principal / / Yes        / / Former
                                                 / / No         / / Current

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number__________________________________________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges_______________________________________________________________

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                                         Business Entity EIN/SSN________________

SECTION 20.
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The following refers to Section:  / / 20A  / / 20B  / / 20C
                                  / / 20D  / / 20E  / / 20F

Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number_________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges________________________________________ Date_____/_____/______

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The following refers to Section:  / / 20A  / / 20B  / / 20C
                                  / / 20D  / / 20E  / / 20F

Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number_________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges________________________________________ Date_____/_____/______

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The following refers to Section:  / / 20A  / / 20B  / / 20C
                                  / / 20D  / / 20E  / / 20F

Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Date of charges ____/____/____   Court__________________________________________

Court address___________________________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index or docket number_________________________

Nature of charges_______________________________________________________________

Result of charges________________________________________ Date_____/_____/______

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SECTION 21.

Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Date of hearing ____/____/____   Court  or Administrative tribunal______________

Address of court/tribunal_______________________________________________________
                                                         City/state/zip

Index /docket or reference number_______________________________________________

Reason for Sanction_____________________________________________________________

Result of Sanction__________________________________Date________________________

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SECTION 22.

Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Check one:  / / Consultant  / / Attorney  / / Expediter  / / Lobbyist
            / / Other___________________________________________________________

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Name___________________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Check one:  / / Consultant  / / Attorney  / / Expediter  / / Lobbyist
            / / Other___________________________________________________________

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SECTION 23.

Taxes were not filed for tax years:            19__  19__  19__  19__  19__

Taxes were not paid for tax years:             19__  19__  19__  19__  19__

Explanation_____________________________________________________________________
           _____________________________________________________________________
           _____________________________________________________________________
           _____________________________________________________________________
           _____________________________________________________________________

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                                  CERTIFICATION

A MATERIALLY FALSE STATEMENT WILLFULLY OR FRAUDULENTLY MADE IN CONNECTION WITH
THIS QUESTIONNAIRE MAY RESULT IN RENDERING THE SUBMITTING BUSINESS ENTITY NOT
RESPONSIBLE WITH RESPECT TO THE PRESENT BID OR FUTURE BIDS, AND, IN ADDITION,
MAY SUBJECT THE PERSON MAKING THE FALSE STATEMENT TO CRIMINAL CHARGES.

I,___________________________ , being duly sworn, state that I have read and
understand all the items contained in the foregoing 25 pages of this
questionnaire and the following ____ pages of attachments; that I supplied full
and complete answers to each item therein to the best of my knowledge,
information and belief; that I will notify the Agency in writing of any change
in circumstances occurring after the submission of this questionnaire and before
the execution of the contract; that I will notify the Agency in writing of all
subcontractors engaged pursuant to the current contract; and that all
information supplied by me is true to the best of my knowledge, information and
belief. I understand that the City will rely on the information supplied in this
questionnaire as additional inducement to enter into a contract with the
submitting business entity.

Do you certify that the submitting business entity was not founded or
established or is not operated in a manner to evade the application or defeat
the purpose of Section 6_116.2, subdivision b of the New York City
Administrative Code, and is not the successor, assignee or AFFILIATE of an
entity which is ineligible to bid or propose on contracts or against which a
proceeding to determine eligibility to bid or propose on contracts is pending?
/ / No  / / Yes.

Sworn to before me
this    day of        19

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Notary Public

                                       -----------------------------------------
                                       Name of submitting business

                                       Date business began in New York City*

                                       _______/_______/_______
                                       by

                                       -----------------------------------------
                                       Print name

                                       -----------------------------------------
                                       Signature

                                       -----------------------------------------
                                       Title

                                       _______________/__________/______________
                                       Date

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                             AFFIDAVIT OF NO CHANGE

COMPLETE THIS AFFIDAVIT ONLY WHEN A VENDEX BUSINESS ENTITY QUESTIONNAIRE
(REVISED JANUARY 2002) HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED.

Business name__________________________________EIN/SSN__________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

City/state/zip__________________________________________________________________

Current proposal/bid submitted to_______________________________________________
                                            New York  City Agency
________________________________________________________________________________
I,______________________________________________________________________________
                                       Print Name
of______________________________________________________________________________
                            Print Name of business entity

affirm that the above referenced VENDEX Questionnaire was submitted

to_____________________________________________on_______________________________
           New York City Agency                              Date

and was true as signed, and that since the above date nothing has occurred which
changed in any way any response to that Questionnaire. I also understand that it
is my responsibility as ___ contractor to notify the Agency in writing of all
subcontractors engaged pursuant to the current contract.

Do you certify that the submitting business entity was not founded or
established or is not operated in a manner to evade the application or defeat
the purpose of Section 6_116.2, subdivision b of the New York City
Administrative Code, and is not the successor, assignee or AFFILIATE of an
entity which is ineligible to bid or propose on contracts or against which a
proceeding to determine eligibility to bid or propose on contracts is pending?
/ / No  / / Yes.

Sworn to before me            Submitted by:_____________________________________
this   day of   19                         Print name

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                                           Signature
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Notary Public                              -------------------------------------
                                           Title

                                           _______/_______/_______
                                           Date

                                           _______/_______/_______
                                           Date business began in New York City*

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[LOGO]
[GRAPHIC]

                                     VENDEX

Principal
Questionnaire
(For Principals of
Business Entities)

Revised January 1992

[SEAL]   CITY OF NEW YORK
         MAYOR'S OFFICE OF CONTRACTS

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                             PRINCIPAL QUESTIONNAIRE
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The Vendor Information Exchange System (VENDEX) questionnaires have been
developed to collect information from vendors who wish to do business with the
City. This information is enacted to ensure that the City obeys the mandate of
the New York City Charter to do business ___ with responsible vendors.

All questions on these questionnaires must be answered and the answers
typewritten or printed in ink. If you need more space to answer any question,
make as many photocopies of the appropriate page(s) as necessary and attach them
to the questionnaire. Refer to the booklet "A Vendor's Guide To VENDEX" for
specific instructions for completing this questionnaire and for a definition of
terms. Terms or phrases which are defined are written in BOLD FACE throughout
the questionnaire. If you have not received a copy of this booklet or if you
have additional questions that the booklet does not answer, contact the VENDEX
Unit at 212-788-0010. COMPLETE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE CAREFULLY AND COMPLETELY.
FAILURE TO SUBMIT A COMPLETE QUESTIONNAIRE MAY MEAN THAT YOUR BID OR PROPOSAL
WILL BE REJECTED AS NON-RESPONSIVE AND IT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR AWARD.

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New York City Agency _________________________________________________________

Bureau/Division ______________________________________________________________

Business Submitting ______________________________ EIN/SSN _________________
the Business Entity Questionnaire

                                          Type of Submission
                                          (Check one)
                                          1.  / /  Fully Completed Questionnaire

                                          2.  / /  Changed Questionnaire

If 2. checked, provide submission date of fully completed
questionnaire _______/_______/____

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NAME (Principal Questionnaire completed by)             Title        Date

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1.   Principal name ______________________________ SSN _______________________

     Date of birth ______/_______/____

     Home address ______________________________________________________

     City/state/zip __________________________________________________________

     Business address ________________________________________________________

     City/state/zip ____________________________________________________

     Telephone _______________________________________________________________

     Other present address(es) _______________________________________________

     City/state/zip ____________________________________________________

     / / List of other addresses and telephone numbers attached.
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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

2.   Positions held in submitting business and starting date of each (check all
applicable)

/ /  President                            / /  Treasurer             ___/___/___
        ___/___/___                       / /  Shareholder           ___/___/___
/ /  Chairman of Board                    / /  Secretary       ___/___/___
        ___/___/___                       / /  Partner               ___/___/___
/ /  Chief Exec. Officer                  / /                           /   /
        ___/___/___                          ___________________________/___/___
/ /  Chief Financial Officer                              (OTHER)
        ___/___/___
/ /  Vice President
        ___/___/___

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3.  / /  No  / /  Yes   Do you have an equity Do you have an equity interest in
                        the business submitting the questionnaire?
                        If "yes", provide details on Page 6, Section 3.

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4.  / /  No  / /  Yes   Are there any outstanding loans, guarantees or any other
                        form of security or lease or any other type of
                        contribution made in whole or in part between you and
                        the business submitting the questionnaire?
                        If 'yes', provide details on Page 6, Section 4.

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5.  / /  No  / /  Yes   Within the past 3 years have you been a PRINCIPAL OWNER
                        OR OFFICER of any business or not-for-profit
                        organization other than the one submitting the
                        questionnaire?
                        If 'yes', provide details on Page 6, Section 5.

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6.  / /  No  / /  Yes   Has New York City awarded any contracts to a business or
                        organization listed in Section 5 in the past 3 years
                        while you were a PRINCIPAL OWNER OR OFFICER?
                        If 'yes', provide details on Page 6, Section 6.

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

7.  NOTE:      An affirmative answer is required below whether the sanction
               arose automatically, by operation of law or as a result of any
               action taken by a GOVERNMENT AGENCY. In the past 5 years, have
               you and/or any affiliated businesses or not-for-profit
               organizations listed in Section 5 in which you have been a
               PRINCIPAL OWNER OR OFFICER:

/ /  No  / /  Yes       a.   been debarred by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY from
                             entering into contracts with that agency?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 7 and check Section 7A.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       b.   been found not responsible by any GOVERNMENT
                             AGENCY; and/or been a respondent before any type of
                             NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF RESPONSIBILITY, and/or been
                             the subject of a hearing before the New York City
                             Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings
                             (OATH); and/or is any such hearing now pending?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 7 and check Section 7B.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       c.   been declared in default and/or terminated for
                             cause on any contract, and/or had any contract
                             cancelled for cause?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 7 and check Section 7C.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       d.   been denied the award of a contract and/or the
                             opportunity to bid on a contract, including, but
                             not limited to, failure to meet pre-qualification
                             standards?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 7 and check Section 7D.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       e.   been suspended by any GOVERNMENT AGENCY from
                             entering into any contract with it; and/or is any
                             action pending that could formally debar or
                             otherwise affect such business's ability to bid or
                             propose on contracts?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 7 and check Section 7E.

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8.  / /  No  / /  Yes        Have any of the businesses or organizations listed
                             in response to Question 5 filed a bankruptcy
                             petition and/or been the subject of involuntary
                             bankruptcy proceedings during the past 7 years,
                             and/or for any portion of the last 7 year period,
                             been in a state of bankruptcy as a result of
                             bankruptcy proceedings initiated more than 7 years
                             ago and/or is any such business now the subject of
                             any pending bankruptcy proceedings, whenever
                             initiated? If 'yes', provide details for each such
                             instance on Page 7, Section 8.

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

9.  / /  No  / /  Yes   a.   Is there any felony charge pending against you?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such charge on
                             Page 8 and check Section 9A.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       b.   Is there any misdemeanor charge pending against
                             you?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such charge on
                             Page 8 and check Section 9B.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       c.   Is there any administrative charge pending against
                             you?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such charge on
                             Page 8 and check Section 9C.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       d.   In the past 10 years, have you been convicted,
                             after trial or by plea, of any felony, or of any
                             other crime, an element of which relates to
                             truthfulness or the underlying facts of which
                             related to the conduct of business?
                             If 'yes', provide details for each such conviction
                             on Page 8 and check Section 9D.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       e.   In the past 5 years, have you been convicted, after
                             trial or by plea, of a misdemeanor?

                             If 'yes', provide details for each such conviction
                             on Page 8 and check Section 9E.

/ /  No  / /  Yes       f.   In the past 5 years, have you been found in
                             violation of any administrative or statutory
                             charges?

                             If 'yes', provide details for each such occurrence
                             on Page 8 and check Section 9F.
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10. / /  No  / /  Yes   a.   In addition to the information provided in response
                             to Questions 7 through 9, in the past 5 years have
                             you been the subject of a criminal investigation
                             and/or a civil anti-trust INVESTIGATION by any
                             federal, state or local prosecuting or
                             investigative AGENCY and/or the subject of an
                             INVESTIGATION where such INVESTIGATION was related
                             to activities performed at, for, or on behalf of
                             the submitting business entity and/or an AFFILIATED
                             business fisted in response to Question 5? If
                             'yes', provide details for each such investigation
                             on Page 9, Section 10A.

    / /  No  / /  Yes   b.   In addition to the information provided in response
                             to Questions 7 through 9, in the past 5 years, has
                             any business or organization listed in response to
                             Question 5, been the subject of a criminal
                             INVESTIGATION and/or a civil anti-trust
                             INVESTIGATION and/or any other type of
                             investigation by any government agency, including
                             but not limited to federal, state, arid local
                             regulatory agencies while you were a PRINCIPAL
                             OWNER or OFFICER? If 'yes', provide details for
                             each such investigation on Page 10, Section 10B.
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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

11. / /  No  / /  Yes        In the past 5 years, have you or this business, or
                             any other AFFILIATED business listed in response to
                             Question 5 had any sanction imposed as a result of
                             judicial or administrative proceedings with respect
                             to any professional license held? If 'yes', provide
                             details for each such instance on Page 11, Section
                             11.

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12. / /  No  / /  Yes        Do you presently serve, or have you within the past
                             5 years served as:

                        --   an elected or appointed official or officer (do
                             not, however, include positions in which you served
                             solely as an unpaid member of one or more advisory
                             committee(s) to a NEW YORK CITY AGENCY);

                        --   a full or part-time employee in a NEW YORK CITY
                             AGENCY with policy-making responsibility in your
                             position;

                        --   an officer of any political party or organization
                             in New York City, whether paid or unpaid?

                             If 'yes', provide details for each such instance on
                             Page 11, Section 12.

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13. / /  No  / /  Yes        For the past 5 tax years, have you failed to file
                             any required tax returns or failed to pay any
                             applicable federal, state or New York City taxes or
                             other assessed New York City charges, including but
                             not limited to water and sewer charges? If 'yes',
                             provide details for each such year on Page 11,
                             Section 13.

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 3.
Total percent of stock you hold _____________________________________
                                 (if sole proprietorship, enter 100%)
Purchase date  ____/_____/____

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SECTION 4.
/ /  Loan Amount _________________       / /  Lease Amount ___________________

/ /  Guarantee Amount ____________       / / ______________ Amount _____________
                                                (Other)

/ /  Security Amount _________    / / ________________ Amount _______________
                                                (Other)

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SECTION 5.
Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

/ /  For Profit      / /  Not-For-Profit         Telephone __________________

Your title __________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip
Affiliated from _____/_____/_____  to  _____/_____/_____

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

/ /  For Profit      / /  Not-For-Profit         Telephone __________________

Your title __________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Affiliated from _____/_____/_____  to  _____/_____/_____

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Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

/ /  For Profit      / /  Not-For-Profit         Telephone __________________

Your title __________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Affiliated from _____/_____/_____  to  _____/_____/_____

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SECTION 6.
Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 7.

The following refers to Section:  / /  7A  / /  7B  / /  7C  / /  7D  / /  7E

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Your title ______________________ Date of Action: From __/__/__  to  __/__/__

Agency __________________________________ Contact # _________________________

Reason for action ___________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / /  7A  / /  7B  / /  7C  / /  7D  / /  7E

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Your title ______________________ Date of Action: From __/__/__  to  __/__/__

Agency __________________________________ Contact # _________________________

Reason for action ___________________________________________________________

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The following refers to Section:  / /  7A  / /  7B  / /  7C  / /  7D  / /  7E

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Your title ______________________ Date of Action:  From __/__/__  to  __/__/__

Agency __________________________________ Contact # _________________________

Reason for action ___________________________________________________________

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SECTION 8.

Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Court _______________________________ Filing date  _____/______/_____

Court Address _______________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Index or docket number ________________ Date discharged ______/_____/_____

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Business name ________________________           EIN ________________________

Court ______________________________ Filing date  _____/______/_____

Court Address _______________________________________________________________
                                                 City/state/zip

Index or docket number _____________    Date discharged ______/_____/_____

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 9.

The following refers to Section:  / / 9A  / / 9B  / / 9C  / / 9D  / / 9E  / / 9F

Date of charges ___/___/___

Court _______________________________________________________________________

Court address _______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Docket number ______________________   Nature of charges ____________________

Result of charges _________________________________________ Date  ___/____/__

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The following refers to Section:  / / 9A  / / 9B  / / 9C  / / 9D  / / 9E  / / 9F

Date of charges ___/___/___

Court _______________________________________________________________________

Court address _______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Docket number ______________________   Nature of charges ____________________

Result of charges ________________________________________  Date  ___/____/__

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The following refers to Section:  / / 9A  / / 9B  / / 9C  / / 9D  / / 9E  / / 9F

Date of charges ___/___/___

Court _______________________________________________________________________

Court address _______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Docket number ______________________   Nature of charges ____________________

Result of charges ________________________________________  Date  ___/____/__

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The following refers to Section:  / / 9A  / / 9B  / / 9C  / / 9D  / / 9E  / / 9F

Date of charges ___/___/___

Court _______________________________________________________________________

Court address _______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Docket number ______________________   Nature of charges ____________________

Result of charges _________________________________________ Date  ___/____/__

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 10A.

Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 10B.

Business name __________________________________ EIN ________________________

Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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Business name __________________________________ EIN ________________________

Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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Business name __________________________________ EIN ________________________

Agency ______________________________________________________________________

Agency address ______________________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Agency contact ______________________________________________________________

Telephone  (______)__________

Date of investigation ___/___/___

Nature of investigation _____________________________________________________

Result of investigation _____________________________________________________

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                                                   Principal SSN _______________

SECTION 11.

Name ___________________________________________ EIN/SSN ____________________

Date of hearing ___/___/___  Court or Administrative tribunal _______________

Address of court/tribunal ___________________________________________________
                                                            City/state/zip

Index /docket or reference number __________________

Reason for Sanction ______________________________________________________

Result of Sanction _______________________________________  Date ____________

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SECTION 12.

Title in business ___________________________________________________________

City agency name ____________________________________________________________

Title in City agency ________________________________________________________

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Title in business ___________________________________________________________

City agency name ____________________________________________________________

Title in City agency ________________________________________________________

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Title in business ___________________________________________________________

City agency name ____________________________________________________________

Title in City agency ________________________________________________________

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SECTION 13.
Taxes were not filed for tax years      19___   19___   19____   19____   19____

Taxes were not filed for tax years      19___   19___   19____   19____   19____

Explanation _________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

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                            CONTRACT NO. ___________

================================================================================

                              THE CITY OF NEW YORK
                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

================================================================================

   CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIAL NECESSARY AND REQUIRED FOR:

                       EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLD WASTE FROM
                             THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                               PIN # 82700WD00124

================================================================================

                    ----------------------------------------
                                   Contractor

     _______________________________________________________________________

                  Dated________________________________________

     _______________________________________________________________________

                 Assigned to ___________________________________

================================================================================

                               APPROVED AS TO FORM
                         CERTIFIED AS TO LEGAL AUTHORITY

                    ----------------------------------------
                           Acting Corporation Counsel

                          Dated_______________________

================================================================================

                           EXAMINED AND FOUND CORRECT

                    ----------------------------------------
                                 Contract Clerk
                                   Comptroller

================================================================================

                       ENTERED IN THE COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE

                   Dated ____________________________________

                    ----------------------------------------
                           First Assistant Bookkeeper

================================================================================

<Page>

                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.10

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                          BID SHEET AND SIGNATURE PAGE.

A.   INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE BID SHEET.

     *    The price entered adjacent to the PRICE PER TON shall be the price
          that the Bidder will charge the City for the acceptance and disposal
          of one (1) ton of municipal solid waste ("MSW").

     **   The number of tons entered adjacent to the MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE
          OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY shall be the maximum number of tons
          of MSW that the Bidder will accept from the City on any day for
          disposal at the putrescible solid waste transfer station or solid
          waste management facility designated in its bid at its bid price.

     ***  The bidder shall insert the name of the PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE
          TRANSFER STATION OR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY at which the
          bidder will accept MSW from the City at its bid price.

<Table>
        <S>                                          <C>
        PRICE PER TON*                               $ 68.50/ton
        ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
        MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE OF
        MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY**              **700** TONS
        ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
        PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION OR  IESI NY Corporation -
        SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY ***          577 Court St. Transfer Station
        ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

B.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the Burma Provisions constitute
     material provisions of this Contract   /X/ YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

C.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the MacBride Provisions
     constitute. material provisions of this Contract
                                          /X/ YES / / NO (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

Bidder:   IESI NY Corporation

By:
       -------------------------------------------------------------------------
         (Signature of partner, corporate officer, or individual bidder)

Title:       Vice President Region Manager

FOR CORPORATIONS ONLY:
Attestation:

       (    Corporate    )
                                          --------------------------------------
       (    Seal         )                Secretary of Corporate Bidder

       The affidavit on the following page must be subscribed and sworn to
                before a Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds.

                                                                        MODULE B

                                       B-5
<Page>

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                                BIDDER AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF New Jersey
                               ss:
COUNTY OF Hudson

Kevin M. Finn, being duly sworn, says:
(CHOOSE ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS; CHECK BOX AND COMPLETE)

/X/  Corporation Bidder:

          I am the Vice President Region Manager of the above named corporation
          whose name is subscribed to and which executed the foregoing bid. I
          reside at 3 Wexford Ct., Mendam, NJ 07945

          I have knowledge of several matters stated in the bid, and they are in
          all respects true.

/ /  Partnership or Joint Venture (Unincorporated Organization)

          I am a member of _______________________________________________, the
          partnership or joint venture described in and which executed the
          foregoing bid. I subscribed the name of the partnership or joint
          venture on its behalf, and the several matters stated in the bid are
          in all respects true.

/ /  Individual Bidder:

          I am the person described in and who executed the foregoing bid and
          the several matters stated in the bid are in all respects true.

--------------------------------------------------------------
         (SIGNATURE OF THE PERSON WHO SIGNED THE BID)

PRINT NAME: Kevin M. Finn

PRINT TITLE: Vice President Region Manager

               Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14 day of February, 2000.

                -------------------------------------------
                Notary Public
                      BARBARA GRAPIN
                NOTARY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY
             MY COMMISSION EXPIRES APR. 29, 2002

                                       B-6
<Page>

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                    AFFIRMATION OF NON-DEBT (TAX AFFIRMATION)

     The undersigned proposer or bidder affirms and declares that said proposer
or bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon debt, contract or taxes
and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon obligation to the City of
New York, and has not been declared not responsible, or disqualified, by any
agency of the City of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending relating to
the responsibility or qualification of the proposer or bidder to receive public
contracts except:

          NONE
Full name of Proposer or Bidder IESI NY- Corporation
Address 2 Commerce St.,
City Bayonne   State NJ   Zip Code 07002

CHECK ONE BOX AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER:

/ /  A - Individual or Sole Proprietorship
               SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER___________________________________________
/ /  B - Partnership, Joint Venture or other unincorporated organization
               EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER___________________________________
/X/  C - Corporation  .
               EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER     13-3960687

By:
   ---------------------------------------
                Signature

Vice President Region Manager

                 Title

            If a corporation place seal here.
            Must be signed by an officer or duly authorized representative.

----------

          Under the Federal Privacy Act the furnishing of Social Security
     Numbers by bidders on City contracts is voluntary. Failure to provide a
     Social Security Number will not result in a bidder's disqualification.
     Social Security Numbers will be used to identify bidders, proposers or
     vendors to ensure their compliance with laws, to assist the City in
     enforcement of laws businesses which seek City contracts.

                                       B-7
<Page>

      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                          ARTICLE 18 - ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This written Agreement, including any attachment or references which have been
incorporated in this Contract, contains all the terms and conditions agreed upon
by the parties hereto, and no other agreement, oral or otherwise, regarding the
subject matter of this Contract shall be deemed to exist or to bind the parties
or to vary any of the terms contained in this Contract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF: The NYCDOS Agency Chief Contracting Officer acting on behalf
of the City, and the Contractor, have executed four original copies of this
Contract. Two copies will remain with NYCDOS, the third will be filed with the
Comptroller, and the fourth will be delivered to the Contractor.

               THE CITY OF NEW YORK
               acting by and through the Department of Sanitation

               By:
                  --------------------------------------------
                       Agency Chief Contracting Officer

               THE CONTRACTOR                            (Corporate Seal)

               By:
                  ------------------------------------
                                       Name

                  ------------------------------------
                                       Title

                                                                        MODULE D
                                      D-42
<Page>

      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

               ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER

State of New York     )
                      )   ss:
County of New York    )

On this 4 day of August, 2000, before me personally came ____________________
to me known and known to me to be the Agency Chief Contracting Officer of the
Department of Sanitation of the City of New York, the person described as such
in and who as such executed the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me
that he executed the same as Commissioner for the purpose therein mentioned.

               Subscribed and sworn to before me
               this 4 day of August, 2000

               -----------------------------------------
               Notary Public

                                                     MARGUERITE M. WARD
                                                    Commissioner of Deeds
                                                 City of New York No. 4-5072
                                            Certificate Filed in New York County
                                              Commission Expires June 19, 2002

                                      D-43
<Page>

      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL OF A CORPORATION

State of New York     )

                      )   ss:

County of Richmond    )

On this 31st day of July, ________, before me personally came ________________
who being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in the city of
______________________ that he is the Vice President of the Corporation
described as such in and which executed the foregoing instrument; that he knows
the seal of said Corporation; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of
Directors of said Corporation; and that he signed his or her name thereto by
like order.

               Subscribed and sworn to before me

               this 31st day of July, ______________

               -----------------------------------------
               Notary Public

                        ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL.

State of______________)

                      )   ss:

County of_____________)

On this ______ day of __________________ before me personally appeared
____________________________ to me known and known to me to be the person
described as such in and who executed foregoing instrument and acknowledgment
that he executed the same.

               Subscribed and sworn to before me

               this ______ day of ______________, ________

               ----------------------------------------------

               Notary Public

                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL IF A PARTNERSHIP

State of______________)

                      )   ss:

County of_____________)

On this ______ day of __________, before me personally appeared
________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the members of the
firm of ____________________, described as such in and who as such executed the
foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same as and
for the act and deed of said firm.

               Subscribed and sworn to before me
               this ______ day of ____________ , _________

               ----------------------------------------------

               Notary Public

                                      D-44
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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                               CONTRACT AUTHORITY

MAYOR'S CERTIFICATE NO: CBX __________________ DATED ___________

BUDGET DIRECTOR'S CERTIFICATE NO. ____________ DATED ___________

                            APPROPRIATION CERTIFICATE
                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

In conformity with the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code
of the City of New York, it is hereby certified that the estimated cost of the
work, materials and supplies required by the within contract, amounting to
$_______________
is chargeable to the budget of the Department of Sanitation as follows:

Agency: 827                  Budget Code: 1124

Unit of Appropriation 110    Object Code: 600

I further hereby certify that the specifications contained herein comply with
the terms and conditions of the BUDGET.

                       ----------------------------------

                       ----------------------------------
                       for the Department of Sanitation

                            COMPTROLLER'S CERTIFICATE

The City of New York, _____________, __________
In pursuance of the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code of
the City of New York, I hereby certify that there remains unapplied and
unexpended a balance of the above mentioned fund applicable to this Contract
sufficient to pay the estimated expense of executing this Contract,
$______________

                       --------------------------------------
                       Comptroller of the City of New York

                                      D-45

<Page>

NOTE:  A SECOND SERVICE AND SUPPLY AGREEMENT IDENTICAL TO THE AGREEMENT FILED
AS THIS EXHIBIT 10.10 WAS ENTERED INTO BY IESI NY CORPORATION AND THE CITY OF
NEW YORK ACTING BY AND THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION. ATTACHED HERETO IS
THE RELATED BID SHEET AND SIGNATURE PAGE.

<Page>

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                          BID SHEET AND SIGNATURE PAGE.

A.   INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE BID SHEET.

     *    The price entered adjacent to the PRICE PER TON shall be the price
          that the Bidder will charge the City for the acceptance and disposal
          of one (1) ton of municipal solid waste ("MSW").

     **   The number of tons entered adjacent to the MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE
          OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY shall be the maximum number of tons
          of MSW that the Bidder will accept from the City on any day for
          disposal at the putrescible solid waste transfer station or solid
          waste management facility designated in its bid at its bid price.

     ***  The bidder shall insert the name of the PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE
          TRANSFER STATION or SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY at which the
          bidder will accept MSW from the City at its bid price.

<Table>
     <S>                                              <C>
     PRICE PER TON*                                   $  69.50/ton
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

     MAXIMUM DELIVERABLE TONNAGE OF                        **950**
     MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE PER DAY**                                       TONS
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
     PUTRESCIBLE SOLID WASTE TRANSFER STATION OR      IESI NY Corporation
     SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY***               110-120 50th St
                                                      Transfer Station
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
</Table>

B.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the Burma Provisions constitute
     material provisions of this Contract
                                       /X/ YES    / / NO   (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

C.   By signing this bid, the bidder agrees that the MacBride Provisions
     constitute material provisions of this Contract
                                       /X/ YES    / / NO   (MANDATORY CHECKMARK)

Bidder:    IESI NY Corporation

By:
       -------------------------------------------------------------------------
           (Signature of partner, corporate officer, or individual bidder)

Title:     Vice President Region Manager

FOR CORPORATIONS ONLY:
Attestation:

         (         Corporate    )        --------------------------------
         (           Seal       )        Secretary of Corporate Bidder

       The affidavit on the following page must be subscribed and sworn to
                before a Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds.

                                                                        MODULE B

                                       B-5
<Page>

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                                BIDDER AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF   New Jersey
                                ss:
COUNTY OF  Hudson

     Kevin M. Finn, being duly sworn, says:

(CHOOSE ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS; CHECK BOX AND COMPLETE)

/X/  Corporation Bidder:

     I am the Vice President Region Manager of the above named corporation whose
     name is subscribed to and which executed the foregoing bid. I reside at
     3 Wexford Ct., Mendam, NJ 07945

     I have knowledge of several matters stated in the bid, and they are in all
     respects true.

/ /  Partnership or Joint Venture (Unincorporated Organization)

     I am a member of _____________________________________________________, the
     partnership or joint venture described in and which executed the foregoing
     bid. I subscribed the name of the partnership or joint venture on its
     behalf, and the several matters stated in the bid are in all respects true.

/ /  Individual Bidder:

     l am the person described in and who executed the foregoing bid and the
     several matters stated in the bid are in all respects true.

---------------------------------------------------------------
           (Signature of the person who signed the bid)

Print Name:   Kevin M. Finn

Print Title: Vice President Region Manager

     Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of February, 2000.

           -------------------------------------
                    Notary Public

                                 BARBARA GRAPIN
                           NOTARY PUBLIC OF NEW JERSEY
                       MY COMMISSION EXPIRES APR. 29, 2002

                                       B-6
<Page>

                     NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION
          EXPORT OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE FROM THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

                    AFFIRMATION OF NON-DEBT (TAX AFFIRMATION)

     The undersigned proposer or bidder affirms and declares that said proposer
or bidder is not in arrears to the City of New York upon debt, contract or taxes
and is not a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon obligation to the City of
New York, and has not been declared not responsible, or disqualified, by any
agency of the City of New York, nor is there any proceeding pending relating to
the responsibility or qualification of the proposer or bidder to receive public
contracts except:

                     NONE

Full name of Proposer or Bidder  IESI NY Corporation

Address  2 Commerce St.

City  Bayonne                     State  NJ                  Zip Code  07002

CHECK ONE BOX AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER:

/ /   A - Individual or Sole Proprietorship*

      SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER_________________________________________________

/ /   B - Partnership, Joint Venture or other unincorporated organization

              EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

/X/   C - Corporation

      EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER              13-3960687

By:
   --------------------------------------------------
         Signature

         Vice President Region Manager
                  Title

          If a corporation place seal here.
          Must be signed by an officer or duly authorized representative.

----------

          * Under the Federal Privacy Act the furnishing of Social Security
Numbers by bidders on City contracts is voluntary. Failure to provide a Social
Security Number will not result in a bidder's disqualification. Social Security
Numbers will be used to identify bidders, proposers or vendors to ensure their
compliance with laws, to assist the City in enforcement of laws businesses which
seek City contracts.

                                       B-7
<Page>

      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                          ARTICLE 18 - ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This written Agreement, including any attachment or references which have been
incorporated in this Contract, contains all the terms and conditions agreed upon
by the parties hereto, and no other agreement, oral or otherwise, regarding the
subject matter of this Contract shall be deemed to exist or to bind the parties
or to vary any of the terms contained in this Contract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF: The NYCDOS Agency Chief Contracting Officer acting on behalf
of the City, and the Contractor, have executed four original copies of this
Contract. Two copies will remain with NYCDOS, the third will be filed with the
Comptroller, and the fourth will be delivered to the Contractor.

            THE CITY OF NEW YORK
            acting by and through the Department of Sanitation

            By:
               --------------------------------------------------
                     Agency Chief Contracting Officer

            THE CONTRACTOR                     (Corporate Seal)

            By:
               --------------------------------------------------
                                      Name

            -----------------------------------------------------
                                      Title

                                                                        MODULE D

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

               ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY AGENCY CHIEF CONTRACTING OFFICER

State of New York          )
                           ) ss:
County of New York         )

On this 4th day of August, 2000, before me personally came Ronald Blendermann to
me known and known to be the Agency Chief Contracting Officer of the Department
of Sanitation of the City of New York, the person described as such in and who
as such executed the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he
executed the same as Commissioner for the purpose therein mentioned.

               Subscribed and sworn to before me
               this 4th day of August, 2000

                      /s/ Marguerite M. Ward
               ---------------------------------------------
               Notary Public

                                                     MARGUERITE M. WARD
                                                    Commissioner of Deeds
                                                 City of New York No. 4-5072
                                            Certificate Filed in New York County
                                              Commission Expires June 19, 2002

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL OF A CORPORATION

State of      New York              )
                           ) ss:
County of            Richmond       )

On this 31st day of July, before me personally came Kevin Finn who being by me
duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in the city of _________________;
that he is the Vice President of the Corporation described as such in and which
executed the foregoing instrument; that he knows the seal of said Corporation;
that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Corporation;
and that he signed his or her name thereto by like order.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me           RONALD W. BLENDERMANN
          this 31st day of July, _____          Notary Public, State of New York
                                                         No. 43-4913621
                                                  Qualified in Richmond County
                                                Commission Expires Nov. 23, 2001
          ----------------------------------
          Notary Public

                         ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL

STATE OF ___________________________)
                                    )   ss:
COUNTY OF___________________________)

On this ____ day of ____________, __, before me personally appeared
___________________ to me known and known to me to be the person described as
such in and which executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledgment that he
executed the same.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me
          this ____ day of _______________, ________

          ----------------------------------
          Notary Public

                 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A PRINCIPAL IF A PARTNERSHIP

State of ___________________________)
                                    )   ss:
County of___________________________)

On this ____ day of ____________, __, before me personally appeared
___________________ to me known and known to me to be one of the members of the
firm of _______________________, described as such in and who as such executed
the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same as
and for the act and deed of said firm.

          Subscribed and sworn to before me
          this ____ day of _______________, ________

          ----------------------------------
          Notary Public

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      SUPPLY AND SERVICE AGREEMENT - NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

                               CONTRACT AUTHORITY

MAYOR'S CERTIFICATE NO:  CBX____________________DATED__________

BUDGET DIRECTOR'S CERTIFICATE NO. ______________DATED__________

                            APPROPRIATION CERTIFICATE
                            DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION

In conformity with the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code
of the City of New York, it is hereby certified that the estimated cost of the
work, materials and supplies required by the within contract, amounting to
$__________________
is chargeable to the budget of the Department of Sanitation as follows:

Agency:           827                       Budget Code:      1124

Unit of Appropriation:     110         Object Code:      600

I further hereby certify that the specifications contained herein comply with
the terms and conditions of the BUDGET.

                        ---------------------------------

                        ---------------------------------
                        for the Department of Sanitation

                            COMPTROLLER'S CERTIFICATE

The City of New York, ________________, ______
In pursuance of the provisions of Section 93c-3.0 of the Administrative Code of
the City of New York, I hereby certify that there remains unapplied and
unexpended a balance of the above mentioned fund applicable to this Contract
sufficient to pay the estimated expense of executing this Contract,
$__________________

            ---------------------------------------------
                 Comptroller of the City of New York

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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.11

                                                                  EXECUTION COPY

                              EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT

     THIS EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is made and entered into
effective as of December 1, 2001 (the "Effective Date"), by and between IESI
Corporation, a Delaware corporation ("IESI" or "Employer"), and Charles F. Flood
("Executive").

                                   WITNESSETH

     WHEREAS, Employer desires to employ Executive, and Executive desires to be
employed by Employer, upon the terms and subject to the conditions set forth in
this Agreement;

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants
herein set forth and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Employer and Executive, intending
to be legally bound, agree as follows:

1.   EMPLOYMENT - IESI hereby employs Executive as its President and Chief
     Executive Officer upon the terms and conditions and for the compensation
     herein provided. Executive hereby agrees to be so employed and to render
     the services specified herein for Employer and any subsidiaries or
     affiliates of Employer. In his capacity as its President and Chief
     Executive Officer of Employer, Executive shall devote his full and
     undivided business time and attention to his duties and responsibilities.

2.   TERM OF EMPLOYMENT - Subject to the provisions for termination as provided
     in Section 5 hereof, the term of Executive's employment hereunder (the
     "Term") shall be for a period commencing as of the Effective Date and
     terminating December 31, 2003. Beginning December 31, 2002 and continuing
     each December 31st thereafter, the term of this Agreement shall extend one
     additional year unless the Company advises the Employee, in writing, to the
     contrary. This annual extension provision shall not be effective unless the
     Employee advises (during the first week of December of each year) the
     Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Company, in writing, of the
     upcoming extension date.

3.   DUTIES AND POWERS - During the Term, Executive agrees as follows: to devote
     his full and exclusive business time and attention to the business of
     Employer and of any subsidiaries or affiliates of the Company including,
     but not limited to, IESI Corporation (excluding reasonable vacations and
     sick leave in accordance with Employer's policies consistent with his
     position); to perform all duties in a professional and prudent manner, to
     devote the best of his skill, energy, experience and judgment to such
     duties; and to communicate to Employer suggestions, ideas or information
     that may be helpful to Employer in its businesses. Executive shall have all
     the powers and agrees to perform all of the duties associated with his
     position as President and Chief Executive Officer of Employer, subject to
     all lawful policies and guidelines as may be established by the Board of
     Directors of Employer (the "Board"). Executive agrees not to engage in any
     other activity or own any interest that would conflict with the interests
     of Employer or would interfere with his responsibilities to Employer and
     the performance of his duties

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     hereunder; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that: (i) passive investment of less than 5%
     of the outstanding securities of any company or any other investment that
     does not conflict with Executive's performance of his duties to Employer
     hereunder shall be deemed not to violate this provision, it being
     understood that, except as set forth below, an investment of more than 5%
     in a company other than Employer engaged in the solid waste industry shall
     be deemed to conflict with Executive's performance of his duties hereunder;
     and (ii) Executive may engage in activities involving charitable,
     educational, religious and similar types of organizations, speaking
     engagements and similar type activities to the extent that such other
     activities do not detract from the performance by Executive of his duties
     and obligations hereunder.

4.   COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS - For all services rendered by Executive pursuant
     to this Agreement, Employer shall compensate Executive as follows:

     (a)  BASE COMPENSATION - In consideration of the full and faithful
     performance by Executive of his obligations hereunder during the Term and
     subject to the terms and conditions set forth herewith, Employer (or any
     subsidiary or affiliate of Employer for which Executive also provides
     services hereunder) shall pay to Executive $290,000 per annum (such annual
     compensation as it may be increased from time to time shall be referred to
     herein as the "Base Compensation"). Executive's Base Compensation will be
     paid in accordance with Employer's customary payroll practices (but not
     less frequently than monthly) and will be prorated based upon the number of
     days elapsed in any partial year. Base Compensation shall be reviewed
     annually and may be increased at the sole discretion of the Board.

     (b)  BONUS - In addition to the Base Compensation payable to Executive,
     Executive may be awarded performance bonuses from time to time, in the sole
     discretion of the Board.

     (c)  BENEFITS - Vacation. During the Term, Executive shall be entitled to
     such benefits (including health, dental and disability coverage, life
     insurance, 401K, holiday and sick days) as Employer may, from time to time,
     make available to its executive employees. Executive shall be entitled to
     four (4) weeks paid vacation during each calendar year of employment, with
     such vacation allowance being prorated in respect of any employment period
     of less than 12 full months. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Executive shall
     not be entitled to take more than two weeks of vacation leave at any one
     time. Unused vacation shall not be carried forward.

     (d)  EXPENSES - Executive shall be entitled to reimbursement for his
     ordinary and necessary business expenses, including country club dues not
     to exceed $2,500 annually, incurred in the performance of his duties under
     this Agreement if supported by reasonable documentation as required by
     Employer in accordance with its usual practices.

     (e)  CAR ALLOWANCE - During the Term, Executive shall be entitled to a car
     allowance of $1,000 per month. Executive shall be responsible for all costs
     associated with such car (other than fuel expenses reimbursable under
     Section 4(d) hereof).

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     (f)  LIABILITY FOR TAXES - Employer shall have no liability for any tax
     obligation of Executive attributable to any payment made under this
     Agreement except for customary federal and state withholding taxes (e.g.,
     social security, Medicare, etc.). Employer may withhold from any such
     payment such amounts as may be required by applicable provisions of the
     Internal Revenue Code, other tax laws, and the rules and regulations of the
     Internal Revenue Service and other tax agencies, as in effect at the time
     of any such payment.

5.   EXPIRATION/TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT

     (a)  EXPIRATION AT END OF TERM - Unless earlier terminated in accordance
     with the terms of this Agreement, Executive's employment shall expire at
     the end of the Term.

     (b)  TERMINATION AT WILL - The parties acknowledge and agree that
     Executive's employment hereunder is an employment at will. Notwithstanding
     any other provision contained in this Agreement, either Executive or
     Employer may terminate Executive's employment hereunder at any time with or
     without Cause (as defined in subsection 5(e)(i)) or for Good Reason (as
     defined in subsection 5(e)(ii)) at his election upon prior written notice
     (a "Termination Notice") to the other. A Termination Notice shall be
     effective upon delivery to the other party and the termination shall be
     effective as of the date set forth in such Termination Notice (hereinafter,
     the "Termination Date").

     (c)  EFFECT OF EXPIRATION OR TERMINATION FOR CAUSE OR WITHOUT GOOD REASON -
     Upon the expiration of this Agreement pursuant to subsection 5(a) hereof or
     upon a termination of this Agreement pursuant to subsection 5(b) hereof by
     Employer with Cause or by Executive without Good Reason, Executive shall be
     entitled to payment of (i) Base Compensation through the Termination Date;
     (ii) amounts accrued under benefit plans in which Executive is a
     participant as of the Termination Date.

     (d)  EFFECT OF TERMINATION WITHOUT CAUSE OR FOR GOOD REASON - Upon the
     termination of this Agreement pursuant to subsection 5(b) hereof by
     Employer without Cause or by Executive for Good Reason, Executive shall be
     entitled to payment of: (i) Base Compensation (at the rate in effect on the
     date of such termination) and all benefits under Section 4(c) hereof for
     the remainder of the Term; and (ii) amounts accrued under benefit plans in
     which Executive is a participant as of such termination date.

     (e)  EFFECT OF TERMINATION FOLLOWING A CHANGE OF CONTROL - Notwithstanding
     any other provision in this Agreement to the contrary, following a Change
     in Control as defined in Section 6 hereof, (a) if Executive chooses to
     terminate his employment without Good Reason pursuant to Section 5(b)
     hereof, such termination shall be treated as termination under Section 5(c)
     hereof; (b) if Employer (or its successor) terminates Executive's
     employment without Cause pursuant to Section 5(b) hereof, such termination
     shall be treated as a termination under Section 5(d) hereof, except that
     Executive shall receive Base Compensation and benefits for the "Payout
     Period" (as defined below). For the purposes of this Agreement, "Payout
     Period" shall mean the greater of eighteen (18) months or the remainder of
     the Term. If a Change in Control as defined in Section 6

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     occurs within 6 months after Executive has been terminated Without Cause or
     For Good Reason, then termination shall be treated as a termination
     following a Change of Control, and Executive shall receive Base
     Compensation and benefits as defined by the "Payout Period".

     (f)  DEFINITIONS OF "CAUSE" AND "GOOD REASON" - For purposes of this
     Agreement, the terms "Cause" and "Good Reason" shall have the following
     meanings:

          (i)  "Cause" shall mean (1) the failure of Executive to perform his
          duties with Employer (other than any such failure resulting from death
          or the inability of Executive to perform the essential functions of
          his job, with or without a reasonable accommodation) or the material
          breach of this Agreement by Executive if Employer gives notice of such
          cause and it remains uncured for ten (10) days following such notice;
          (2) any act by Executive of fraud or dishonesty with respect to any
          aspect of Employer's business; (3) drug or alcohol abuse or related
          behavior that impedes Executive's job performance or brings Executive
          or Employer into disrepute in the community; (4) misappropriation of
          funds or any corporate opportunity: (5) a conviction or affirmative
          finding by an appropriate administrative agency that Executive is
          guilty of a felony or crime of moral turpitude (or a plea of nolo
          contendere thereto); (6) acts by Executive attempting to secure or
          securing any personal profit not fully disclosed to and approved by
          the Board in connection with any transaction entered into on behalf of
          Employer; or (7) gross, willful or wanton negligence or misconduct by
          Executive.

          (ii) "Good Reason" shall mean (1) a material and adverse change in
          Executive's status or position as an officer of Employer or a material
          reduction in the duties and responsibilities previously exercised by
          Executive, or any removal of Executive from or any failure to
          reappoint or reelect Executive to such position, except in connection
          with the termination of Executive's service as an officer for Cause,
          or as a result of Executive's death or inability to perform the
          essential functions of his job, with or without a reasonable
          accommodation, or (2) a reduction (other than for Cause) by Employer
          in Executive's Base Compensation as of the date hereof, or (3) a
          relocation of Executive's assigned place of employment outside the
          Dallas/Fort Worth Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area without
          Executive's consent, or (4) a Change of Control.

     (g)  Upon the termination of this Agreement by Employer with Cause or by
     Executive without Good Reason, Employer shall have the option, exercisable
     within ninety (90) days after the termination date, to purchase all stock
     of Employer then owned by Executive at fair market value on the date of
     termination, which shall be determined in good faith by the Board. In the
     event that Executive disagrees with the Board's determination of fair
     market value, it shall be determined by an independent certified public
     accountant selected by the Board. Payment for such stock shall, at
     Employer's option, be in cash or by promissory note in the amount of the
     fair market value, bearing interest at 10% annum, and payable in no more
     than three equal annual installments of principal, together with accrued
     interest.

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     (h)  Upon the termination of this Agreement by Employer without Cause or by
     Executive with Good Reason, Executive shall have the option, exercisable
     within ninety (90) days after the termination date, to require Employer to
     purchase all stock of Employer then owned by Executive, the valuation and
     payment terms to be determined as set out in (f) above. Executive (or his
     duly designated personal representative or executor) shall have the same
     option to require Employer to purchase Executive's stock in the event of
     Executive's death or permanent disability. Such option must be exercised by
     notice to Employer within ninety (90) days after Executive's death or
     permanent disability.

6.   CHANGE IN CONTROL IS DEFINED AS:

          For purposes of this Plan, a Change in Control shall be deemed to have
     occurred if:

     (a)  a tender offer (or series of related offers) shall be made and
     consummated for the ownership of 50% or more of the outstanding voting
     securities of the Employer;

     (b)  the Employer shall be merged or consolidated with another corporation
     and as a result of such merger or consolidation less than 50% of the
     outstanding voting securities of the surviving or resulting corporation
     shall be owned in the aggregate by the former shareholders of the Company,
     any employee benefit plan of the Company or its subsidiaries, and their
     affiliates;

     (c)  the Employer shall sell substantially all of its assets to another
     corporation that is not wholly owned by the Company; or

     (d)  a Person (as defined below) shall acquire 50% or more of the
     outstanding voting securities of the Company (whether directly, indirectly,
     beneficially or of record).

          For purposes of this Section, ownership of voting securities shall
     take into account and shall include ownership as determined by applying the
     provisions of Rule 13d-3(d)I)(i) (as in effect on the date hereof) under
     the Exchange Act. Also for purposes of this Section 6(b), Person shall have
     the meaning given in Section 3(a)(9) of the Exchange Act, as modified and
     used in Sections 13(d) and 14(d) thereof; however, a Person shall not
     include (1) the Employer or any of its subsidiaries; (2) a trustee or other
     fiduciary holding securities under an employee benefit plan of the Company
     or any of its subsidiaries; (3) an underwriter temporarily holding
     securities pursuant to an offering of such securities; or (4) a corporation
     owned, directly or indirectly, by the shareholders of the Employer in
     substantially the same proportion as their ownership of stock of the
     Company.

7.   NON-INTERFERENCE, NON-SOLICITATION AND NON-COMPETITION COVENANTS

     (a)  Pursuant to this Agreement, Executive has agreed to become President
     and Chief Executive Officer of Employer and to comply with a non-disclosure
     provision in

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     Section 8. Executive recognizes and acknowledges that he will be given
     access to certain of Employer's Confidential Information (as hereafter
     defined in Section 9(a)), and have access to and authority to develop
     relationships with customers of Employer because of his position and status
     as an Employer's President and Chief Executive Officer, which he would not
     otherwise attain. In consideration of the foregoing, Executive agrees to
     comply with the terms of this Section 7.

     (b)  The restraints imposed by this Section 7 shall apply during any period
     that Executive continues to receive payment of Base Compensation hereunder,
     and for a period of one year thereafter (the "Restricted Period").
     Notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement, if Employer
     terminates Executive's employment under Section 5(e) following a Change in
     Control, the Restricted Period shall extend for a period ending one year
     after the Payout Period. In the event that any Court having jurisdiction
     should find that the Restricted Period is so long and/or the scope
     (distance) (as set forth below) is so broad as to constitute an undue
     hardship on Executive, then, in such event only, the Restricted Period and
     area limitations shall be valid for the maximum time and area for which
     they could be legally made and enforced.

     (c)  During the Restricted Period, Executive shall not, as an executive
     (other than an executive of Employer or an affiliate thereof), employee,
     employer, stockholder, officer, director, partner, consultant, advisor,
     proprietor, lender, provider of capital or other ownership, operational or
     management capacity, directly or indirectly, (i) solicit or hire any
     employee of Employer or otherwise interfere with or disrupt the employment
     relationship between Employer and any employee, (ii) solicit or do business
     with (a) Employer's customers with whom Employer did business while
     Executive was employed under this Agreement or (b) individuals or entities
     whom Executive met as a result of his position with Employer while
     Executive was employed under this Agreement, that results in competition
     with Employer in any county, parish or other comparable jurisdiction within
     a state, province or nation located in North America in which any of such
     customers have operations (other than customers whose business relationship
     with Employer has terminated for at least 90 days) or in which Employer has
     conducted business while Executive was employed under this Agreement
     (collectively, the "Restricted Area"), or (iii) be associated with any
     entity engaged in the business of non-hazardous waste disposal in the
     Restricted Area that results in competition with Employer (but excluding
     association due to ownership of less than 5% of the outstanding securities
     of any such entity).

     (d)  Executive expressly recognizes and agrees that the restraints imposed
     by this Section 7 are (i) reasonable as to time, geographic limitation and
     scope of activity to be restrained; (ii) reasonably necessary to the
     enjoyment by Employer of the value of its assets and to protect its
     legitimate interests; and (iii) not oppressive. Executive further expressly
     recognizes and agrees that the restraints imposed by this Section 7
     represent a reasonable and necessary restriction for the protection of the
     legitimate interests of Employer, that the failure by the Executive to
     observe and comply with the covenants and agreements in this Section 7 will
     cause irreparable harm to Employer, that it is and

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     will continue to be difficult to ascertain the harm and damages to Employer
     that such a failure by the Executive would cause, that the consideration
     received by the Executive for entering into these covenants and agreements
     is fair, that the covenants and agreements and their enforcement will not
     deprive Executive of his ability to earn a reasonable living in the waste
     disposal field or otherwise, and that Executive has acquired knowledge and
     skills in his field that will allow him to obtain employment without
     violating these covenants and agreements. Executive further expressly
     acknowledges that he has been encouraged to and has consulted independent
     counsel, and has reviewed and considered this Agreement with that counsel
     before executing this Agreement.

8.   MEMORANDA, NOTES, RECORDS, ETC. - All memoranda, notes, records, customer
     lists or other documents made or compiled by Executive or otherwise made
     available to him concerning the business of Employer or its subsidiaries or
     affiliates shall be Employer's property and shall be delivered to Employer
     upon the expiration or termination of Executive's employment hereunder or
     at any other time upon request by Employer, and Executive shall retain no
     copies of those documents. Executive shall never at any time have or claim
     any right, title or interest in any material or matter of any sort prepared
     for or used in connection with the business or promotion of Employer.

9.   NONDISCLOSURE

     (a)  Executive hereby acknowledges that in connection with his employment
     by Employer he will be exposed to and may obtain certain information
     (including, without limitation, procedures, memoranda, notes, records and
     customer and supplier lists whether such information has been or is made,
     developed or compiled by Executive or otherwise has been or is made
     available to him) regarding the business and operations of Employer and its
     subsidiaries or affiliates. Executive further acknowledges that such
     information and procedures are unique, valuable, considered trade secrets
     and deemed proprietary by Employer. For purposes of this Agreement, such
     information and procedures shall be referred to as "Confidential
     Information," except that the following shall not be considered
     Confidential Information: (i) information disclosed on a non-confidential
     basis to third parties by Employer (but not by Executive in violation of
     this Agreement), (ii) information released from confidential treatment by
     written consent of Employer, and (iii) information lawfully available to
     the general public.

     (b)  Executive agrees that all Confidential Information is and will remain
     the property of Employer. Executive further agrees, for the duration of the
     Term and thereafter, to hold in the strictest confidence all Confidential
     Information, and not to, directly or indirectly, duplicate, sell, use,
     lease, commercialize, disclose or otherwise divulge to any person or entity
     any portion of the Confidential Information or use any Confidential
     Information for his own benefit or profit or allow any person, entity or
     third party, other than Employer and authorized Executives of the same, to
     use or otherwise gain access to any Confidential Information.

     (c)  It is the intention of the parties that to the extent any Confidential
     Information may constitute a "trade secret" as defined by Texas common law,
     then, in addition to the

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     remedies set forth in this Agreement, Employer may elect to bring an action
     against Executive in the case of any actual or threatened misappropriation
     of any such trade secret by Executive.

     (d)  Regardless of whether any of the Confidential Information or any of
     the items set forth in Section 8 and this Section 9 constitute a trade
     secret as defined by Texas common law, Executive expressly recognizes and
     agrees that the restrictions contained in Section 8 of this Agreement and
     this Section 9 represent a reasonable and necessary protection of the
     legitimate interests of Employer, that his failure to observe and comply
     with his covenants and agreements in those Sections will cause irreparable
     harm to Employer, that it is and will continue to be difficult to ascertain
     the harm and damages to Employer that such a failure by Executive could
     cause, and that a remedy at law for such failure by Executive will be
     inadequate.

10.  ENFORCEMENT - The parties hereto recognize that the covenants of Executive
     hereunder are special, unique and of extraordinary character. Accordingly,
     it is the intention of the parties that, in addition to any other rights
     and remedies which Employer may have in the event of any breach of said
     Sections, Employer shall be entitled, and hereby is expressly and
     irrevocably authorized by Executive, INTER ALIA, to demand and
     obtain specific performance, including without limitation temporary and
     permanent injunctive relief, and all other appropriate equitable relief
     against Executive in order to enforce against Executive, or in order to
     prevent any breach or any threatened breach by Executive of, the covenants
     and agreements contained herein. In case of any breach of this Agreement,
     nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent Employer from
     seeking such other remedy in the courts as it may elect or invoke.

11.  DELEGATION OF DUTIES AND ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHTS

     (a)  Executive may not delegate the performance of any of his obligations
     or duties hereunder, or assign any rights hereunder, without the prior
     written consent of Employer. Any such purported delegation or assignment in
     the absence of such written consent shall be null and void with no force or
     effect. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing herein shall prevent
     Executive from delegating ministerial tasks to assistants of the type that
     are normally assigned by executives to assistants.

     (b)  Employer may not assign this Agreement except with the prior written
     consent of Executive, except that Employer may without Executive's consent
     assign all of its rights and obligations under this Agreement to the person
     or entity acquiring a majority of the assets or outstanding stock of IESI
     or pursuant to a merger or consolidation of IESI. In the event of such an
     assignment by Employer, each reference in this Agreement to Employer shall
     include the assignee from and after the date of such assignment.

     (c)  In the event of a valid assignment pursuant to this Section 11, this
     Agreement shall be binding on and inure to the benefit of the parties
     hereto and their respective heirs, representatives, successors and
     permitted assigns and any receiver, trustee in bankruptcy or representative
     of the creditors of each such person.

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12.  SURVIVAL OF COVENANTS - Notwithstanding anything contained in this
     Agreement, upon the expiration of the Term or the Restricted Period, as
     applicable, or in the event Executive's employment is terminated for any
     reason whatsoever, the covenants and agreements of Executive contained in
     Sections 7 (to the extent set forth therein), 8, 9, 10 and 12 and the
     covenants of Employer contained in Section 5 hereof shall survive any such
     expiration or termination and shall not lapse except as provided herein.

13.  WARRANTY - Executive does hereby warrant that he has not taken any action,
     and covenants that during the Term of this Agreement, or the Restricted
     Period, as applicable, he shall take no such action, that constitutes or
     will constitute a breach of any agreement concerning confidential
     information and trade secrets, confidentiality, solicitation or
     non-competition to which he is bound as a party.

14.  SEVERABILITY/MODIFICATION - If any term or provision of this Agreement is
     held or deemed to be invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part, by a
     court of competent jurisdiction, such term or provision shall be
     ineffective to the extent of such invalidity or unenforceability without
     rendering invalid or unenforceable the remaining terms and provisions of
     this Agreement.

15.  GOVERNING LAW - This agreement is entered into in Texas, and the
     construction, validity and interpretation of this agreement shall be
     governed by the laws of the State of Texas without regard to the laws of
     conflicts of laws.

16.  EFFECTIVENESS; ENTIRE AGREEMENT; AMENDMENT - This Agreement contains the
     entire understanding and agreement between the parties relating to the
     subject matter hereof and, upon the execution hereof, that certain
     Employment Agreement dated January 1, 1999, between IESI Corporation and
     Executive is terminated and cancelled. Neither this Agreement nor any
     provision hereof may be waived, modified, amended, changed, discharged or
     terminated, except by an agreement in writing signed by the party against
     whom enforcement of any waiver, modification, change, amendment, discharge
     or termination is sought.

17.  NOTICES - Any notice required or permitted to be given under the provisions
     of this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly
     given on the date of delivery if delivered personally to the party to whom
     notice is to be given (or to the appropriate address below), or on the
     third day after mailing if mailed to the party to whom notice is to be
     given by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, postage
     prepaid, or by courier, addressed as follows, or to such other person at
     such other address as any party may request in writing to the other party
     to this Agreement:

          To Executive:                         Charles F. Flood
                                                6325 Mesa Ridge
                                                Fort Worth, Texas 76180

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          To IESI:                              IESI Corporation
                                                6125 Airport Freeway, Suite 202
                                                Haltom City, Texas 76117

Any party may change its address for purposes of this paragraph by giving the
other parties written notice of the new address in the manner set forth above.

18.  HEADINGS - The section headings herein are for convenience only and shall
     not be used in interpreting or construing this Agreement.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Employment
Agreement to be effective as of the Effective Date.

                                         EXECUTIVE:

                                               /s/ Charles F. Flood
                                         --------------------------------------
                                         CHARLES F. FLOOD

                                         EMPLOYER:

                                         IESI CORPORATION

                                         BY:   /s/ Jeffrey J. Keenan
                                            -----------------------------------
                                               JEFFREY J. KEENAN
                                               CHAIRMAN

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