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<br />ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL
<br />INVITATION TO BID NO. 14 -06-02 ENIERGENci, DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATION'S
<br />Exhibit — AshBritt Experience
<br />Client and Point of Contact
<br />Event and Contract
<br />Detalls
<br />_ Project Description .
<br />Hidalgo County, TX
<br />Hurricane Dolly
<br />AshBritt collected, processed and disposed of
<br />Raul Lozano, Administrative Director
<br />. July 25, 2008 —
<br />approximately 650,000 cy of disaster debris,
<br />(956) 975 -8044; raul .lozano @hidalgocountyjudge.com
<br />November 24, 2008
<br />utilizing multiple local subcontractors for Hidalgo
<br />645,000 cubic yards;
<br />County, TX due to Hurricane Dolly. Debris
<br />$11,600,000
<br />collected within the county was temporarily
<br />stored and processed at multiple AshBritt
<br />established local DMS sites, which also
<br />processed debris brought in by outside
<br />contractors. Relocated approximately 350 million
<br />gallons of flood water utilizing vac trucks and
<br />hydraulic pumps.
<br />Plantation, FL
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />Cut and toss, removal and disposal, and
<br />Frank DeCelles, Public Works Director
<br />Hazardous Tree
<br />mechanical dredging of hazardous trees and
<br />954 -452 -2536
<br />Removal
<br />other debris in designated areas in and adjacent
<br />FDeCelles @plantation.org
<br />0612006-0912006
<br />to canals, and other items as specified. Repair
<br />$1,209,000
<br />and restoration of affected areas.
<br />Boca Raton, FL
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />AshBritt collected and processed over 640,000
<br />Judy Ahem, Operations Manager
<br />October 29, 2005 —
<br />cy of disaster debris, while disposing of over
<br />(561) 416 -3384
<br />February 12, 2006
<br />215,816 cy of reduced vegetative waste and
<br />jahem@ci.boca- raton.fl.us
<br />642,274 cubic yards;
<br />CBD. AshBritt managed 1 DMS site. Debris was
<br />$16,900,000
<br />reduced by grinding. Over 18,250 loads were
<br />managed for both debris collection and disposal,
<br />utilizing 172 collection trucks and 128 disposal
<br />trucks. Debris was disposed of at 2 final disposal
<br />sites.
<br />Broward County
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />AshBritt collected/hauled a combined 228,000 cy
<br />Rahm Tewari
<br />October 28, 2005 —
<br />of debris for Broward County, Broward Facilities,
<br />(954) 577 -2394
<br />February 25, 2006
<br />and Broward Highways and Bridges, using 187
<br />RTEWARI @broward.org
<br />204,105 cubic yards
<br />trucks. We also managed 2 County TDSR sites,
<br />collected
<br />each of which accepted debris from
<br />$28,005,753
<br />municipalities within the County, including debris
<br />collected from other contractors. AshBritt was
<br />responsible for processing, reducing and
<br />disposing a total of 2,393,299 cy of debris,
<br />utilizing over 450 hicks.
<br />Broward County Facilities Department
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />Removed vegetative debris from Broward
<br />Sherrie Dunleavy
<br />Nov 2005 — Feb 2006
<br />County facilities and transported to Broward
<br />954- 357 -5612 sdunleavey @broward.org
<br />6,594 cubic yards
<br />County based DMS.
<br />collected
<br />$589,007
<br />Broward County Highways and Bridges
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />Collected debris from the right of way and
<br />Department, Director
<br />October 2005 —
<br />transported to Broward County DMS.
<br />954- 974 4100
<br />November 2005
<br />lelliott @broward.org
<br />26,704 cubic yards
<br />collected
<br />$481,148
<br />AshBritt
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