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4 E n ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL INVITATION TO BID NO. 14 -06-02 E;NERGENCI' DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS _-� L7 Experience & Similar Work History AshBritt has a proven track record of providing outstanding emergency debris management services. We have been involved in emergency debris management following a wide variety of major disasters within the U.S. We have managed vegetative, construction and demolition, white goods, beach sand, e- waste, asbestos containing materials, and household hazardous waste. We keep the debris stream highly segregated to prevent ineligible debris from entering landfills and to maximize recycling efforts. Our debris management experience, our proven expertise in dealing with complex debris streams, and our rapid- response and completion make us the right choice for projects requiring professional debris management services. The following are summaries of several projects that reflect our organizational experience. Project: Ocean County, New Jersey - Hurricane Sandy, 2012 -2013 Hurricane Sandy Recovery Operations - Contract AG -063 November 1, 2012 - March 30, 2013 AshBritt Operations Manager: Rob Ray (0) 954- 545 -3535; (M) 954 -868 -9502 Brief Description of Effort Specifically for our Contract with the State of New Jersey, we were activated by Ocean County. AshBritt identified and designated collection zones in each municipal jurisdiction. We sourced, retained and assigned subcontractors for all collection zones. We developed, staffed and operated 42 Temporary Debris Storage and Reduction Sites (TDSR) throughout the affected areas and collected and hauled 1,325,876 cubic yards of debris in 90 days. Specifically, we hauled 64,891 loads of debris, using 1,755 certified operational vehicles. We employed and managed 94 subcontractors, 70 of which were domiciled in NJ. To remove the 5,000 hazardous trees and 45,000 dangerous hanging limbs, 36 tree crews were deployed. There were numerous special debris waste streams encountered on this project. This was the most diverse response in terms of combined tasks for special debris under one Contract. Utilizing our household hazardous waste (HHW) crews, we removed and disposed of 2,900 drums (55gal) of HHW. AshBritt collected, hauled and processed 60 tons of e- waste, 20,000 white goods - 5,000 contained Freon. All were delivered to local recycling centers. Multiple sand screening machines were engaged to screen 200,000 cubic yards of sand that was washed from the beaches into the public streets. We located, established and operated a vessel aggregation area for 42 sunken or submerged vessels recovered by AshBritt. Meeting Small Business Goals AshBritt subcontracted 80.1 % of the subcontracted work to small business in the ongoing New Jersey Hurricane Sandy effort. The goal set by AshBritt in our proposal was 40 %. There were no contractual stipulations that required AshBritt to report on meeting this goal. Location of the Effort AshBritt served the following localities under the State of New Jersey Contract during recovery efforts for Hurricane Sandy: Bayonne Little Silver Bay Head Seaside Heights Red Bank Belmar Loch Arbour Beach Haven Seaside Park Roselle Bernardsville Manasquan Berkeley Ship Bottom Roselle Park Califon Middletown Bride Stafford Rumson Cranbury Neptune Jackson Toms River Sayreville Deal Newark Lakewood Ocean Gate Scotch Plains Flemington State of New Jersey, Lavallette Old Bridge Township Sea Bright Hillside DEP Long Beach Point Pleasant Beach Sea Girt Holmdel Ocean Township Manchester Princeton Township Tewksbury Hopewell (Monmouth County) Mantoloking Readington Tinton Falls Jersey City Ocean County Ocean Township Ventnor Keansburg Bamegat (Ocean County) Weymouth Township o AshBritt 0 E"'"'"-[ Page 14 Brief Company Background Information