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<br />ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL
<br />INVITATION TO BID NO. 14 -06-02 EMERGENCY DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS
<br />Exhibit — AshBrftt Experience
<br />Ctient and Point of Contact
<br />Event and Contract
<br />Details
<br />Project Description
<br />Sunrise, FL
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />AshBritt collected and processed 199,548 cy of
<br />Richard Salamon
<br />October 29, 2005 —
<br />disaster debris, utilizing 163 trucks. Overall,
<br />(954) 801- 1313; rsalamon @cityofsundse.org
<br />April 20, 2006
<br />5,609 loads were managed for both debris
<br />199,548 cubic yards;
<br />collection and disposal. Debris was disposed of
<br />$2,900,000
<br />at 3 final disposal sites.
<br />Weston, FL
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />AshBritt collected, processed and disposed of
<br />Brad Kaine, Public Works Director
<br />November 2, 2005 —
<br />approximately 244,396 cy of disaster debris_,
<br />95441072691 bkaine@westonfl.org
<br />March 2, 2006
<br />utilizing 166 collection trucks for the City of
<br />244,396 cubic yards;
<br />Weston. Debris collected within the City was
<br />$3,500,000
<br />temporarily stored and processed at AshBdtfs
<br />Broward County DMS site.
<br />Weston, FL
<br />Hurricane Wilma
<br />Waterway debris removal from waterways after
<br />Brad Kaine, Public Works Director
<br />2006
<br />Hurricane Wilma.
<br />954 - 41072691 bkaine@westonfl.org
<br />$100,000
<br />US Army Corps of Engineers
<br />Hurricane Katrina
<br />AshBritt was the Initial Response contractor for
<br />Joan Arnold, Contracting Officer
<br />September 1, 2005 —
<br />both Louisiana (LA) and Mississippi (MS). Within
<br />(337) 281 -5092; missy .k.amold @mvk02.usace.army.mil
<br />August 28, 2006
<br />the first 30 days following contract activation,
<br />Claudette McDonald, Contracting Officer
<br />21,000,000 cubic
<br />AshBritt initiated debris removal operations in 11
<br />(504) 681 -2312;
<br />yards; $650,000,000
<br />LA jurisdictions assigned by task order from the
<br />daudette .m.mcdonald @usace.army.mil
<br />USACE and was tasked to service 16 separate
<br />jurisdictions in MS, covering over 8,400 square
<br />miles and over 175 miles inland. AshBritt
<br />identified and designated collection zones in
<br />each jurisdiction. We sourced, retained and
<br />assigned subcontractors for all collection zones.
<br />Of vital importance to the mission, AshBritt
<br />provided emergency quarters and hygiene
<br />facilities for more than 300 government
<br />personnel, as well as established a commissary
<br />that served more than 10,000 meals. In LA, we
<br />provided over 50,000 gallons of emergency
<br />diesel fuel for initial operations, avoiding any
<br />equipment downtime. We also developed and
<br />staffed 26 TDSR sites throughout the affected
<br />areas and had collected and hauled over
<br />1,000,000 cy of debris in less than 5 weeks.
<br />Additionally, we removed 19 tons of putrefied
<br />food from commercial cold storage facilities in
<br />Orleans Parish. In MS, we collected,. hauled and
<br />processed approxmately 21 million cubic yards
<br />of vegetative debris and wreckage, staffing,
<br />managing and operating 52 temporary debris
<br />processing sites. Specifically, we hauled over
<br />700,000 loads of debris, using approximately
<br />12,400 certified operational vehicles. We
<br />employed and managed over 1,230
<br />subcontractors, and over 500 local personnel.
<br />Broward County, FL
<br />Hurricane Katrina
<br />Collected debris from the right of way in
<br />Peter Foye, Waste and Recycling Division
<br />August 30, 2005—
<br />unincorporated Broward County. Operated
<br />(954) 765-4202
<br />September 21, 2005
<br />central DMS for Broward County.
<br />pfoye @broward.org
<br />24,020 cubic yards
<br />$3,083,848
<br />tn AshBritt
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