Utah Admin. Code R311-207-4 - Submission Requirements for Requests for Reimbursement of Claims Against the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund
(1) To
receive payment from the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund, a claimant must submit a
request for reimbursement to the director.
(2) The request for reimbursement must be on
the form provided by the director.
(a) the
form must be properly completed and signed by the claimant and include invoices
and other appropriate documentation.
(3) Reimbursement will be on a time and
material basis as approved in advance by the director.
(4) Costs for time and material reimbursement
must be itemized at a minimum to show the following:
(a) amounts allocated to each approved work
plan budget;
(b) employee name,
date of work, task or description of work, labor cost and the number of hours
spent on each task;
(c) sampling,
reporting, and laboratory analysis costs;
(d) equipment rental and materials;
(e) utilities;
(f) other direct costs; and
(g) other items as determined by the
director.
(5) Itemized
expenses must state the full name and address of the company or contractor
providing materials or performing services.
(6) Expenses for time and material
reimbursement shall be documented on a monthly basis, or as otherwise directed
by the director, with a copy of the original bill provided to the director by
the claimant.
(a) the claimant shall provide
documentation that claimed costs and associated work were reasonable,
customary, and legitimate in accordance with Section
R311-207-5
and Subsection R311-207-4(8).
(7) For time and material reimbursement,
before receiving payment under Section
19-6-419,
the claimant must provide proof of past payments for services or construction
rendered, in a form acceptable to, or as directed by, the director, unless the
director has agreed to other arrangements.
(a) the responsible party remains primarily
liable, however, for costs incurred and should obtain lien releases from the
company or contractor providing material or performing services.
(8) For time and material
reimbursement, documentation of expenses for construction or other services
provided by a subcontractor retained by a consultant or contractor must include
one or more of the following items:
(a) a
minimum of three competitive bids by responsive bidders. For a bid to be
competitive:
(i) two of the bids must be from
bidders who are not related parties;
(ii) bids must be submitted on the
appropriate standardized Bid Summary form in accordance with the "Cost
Guidelines for Underground Storage Tank Sites" document dated June 3, 2021,
which is incorporated by reference;
(iii) the bid specifications shall contain a
clear and accurate description of the technical requirements for the material,
product or service and shall not contain features which unduly restrict
competition; and
(iv) the bid
specifications shall include a statement of the qualitative nature of the
material, product or service to be procured, and, when necessary shall set
forth those minimum essential characteristics.
(b) sole source justification; or
(c) other documentation as required or
requested by the director to document expenses are reasonable, customary, and
legitimate.
(9) In
accordance with Section
19-6-420,
the director may not authorize payment from the Fund for services provided by
consultants, contractors, or subcontractors which are not in compliance with
the requirements of Rule R311-207 or any other applicable federal, state, or
local law.
(10) Any third party
claims brought against the responsible party or any occurrence likely to result
in third party claims against the responsible party as a result of the release
must be immediately reported to the State Risk Manager and to the
director.
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