Environmental Remediation Contracting Summary of a Symposium (1994) / Chapter Skim
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Owner, operator, or generator liability can arise from statute, tort law, state law, sovereign immunity waiver, botched cleanups, contracting authority, or delegation. Government has the responsibility to: perform the tasks which will ensure compliance with environmental regulations, set the criteria, know what is wanted, determine the risks and tradeoffs, convey performance expectations, motivate performance excellence, structure the procurement action to get it, and oversee/evaluate the contractor.
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We would like to thank the Federal Construction Council and the National Academy of Sciences for hosting the symposium and Henry Borger for organizing it. We would also like to thank each of the speakers for their time and their efforts to make this symposium achieve its objective of being a forum for the discussion of the intricacies of the government's contracting for environmental remediation.
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