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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 — AshBritt Experience
<br />± Client and Paint of Contact
<br />Event and Contract
<br />Details
<br />- project Description -'
<br />Escambia County, FL
<br />Hurricane Ivan
<br />AshBritt collected and processed 2,356,984 cy of
<br />George Touart, County Administrator
<br />September 22, 2004 —
<br />disaster debris, while disposing of over
<br />(850) 595494
<br />May 31, 2005
<br />1,053,000 cy of reduced vegetative waste and
<br />George_ Touart@ oo .escambia.fl.us @co.escambia.fl.us
<br />2,356,984 cubic yards
<br />C &D. AshBritt managed 4 TDSR sites and 3
<br />$44,000,000
<br />citizen drop -off sites. Debris was reduced by
<br />grinding, compaction and burning. Overall,
<br />95,631 loads were managed for both debris
<br />collection and disposal, utilizing over 700
<br />collection trucks and 350 disposal trucks. Debris
<br />was disposed of at 16 final disposal sites. A
<br />significant portion of reduced vegetative debris
<br />was diverted for beneficial use.
<br />Charlotte County, FL
<br />Hurricane Charley
<br />AshBritt collected and processed 1,865,459 cy of
<br />Alan Holbach, Maintenance Operations
<br />August 15, 2004 —
<br />disaster debris, while disposing of over 300,000
<br />(941) - 575 -3624; alan.hotbach@chadottefl.com
<br />June 25, 2005
<br />cy of reduced vegetative waste and C&D.
<br />1,865,459 cubic yards
<br />AshBritt managed 4 TDSR sites. Debris was
<br />$57,000,000
<br />reduced by grinding, compaction and burning.
<br />Overall, 77,623 loads were managed for both
<br />debris collection and disposal, utilizing over 600
<br />collection trucks and 200 disposal trucks. Debris
<br />was disposed of at 3 final disposal sites. Portions
<br />of reduced vegetative debris were diverted for
<br />beneficial agricultural use and fuel source.
<br />Additionally, AshBdIt provided emergency dry-in
<br />services and roof Carping support for several
<br />County properties.
<br />Orange County, FL
<br />Hurricane Charley
<br />AshBdU collected and processed 1,004,512 cy of
<br />Mark Massaro
<br />August 16, 2004 —
<br />disaster debris, while disposing of approximately
<br />(407) 836 -7900; mark.massaro@ocfl.net
<br />March 31, 2005
<br />135,400 cy of reduced vegetative waste and
<br />1,004,512 cubic yards
<br />C &D. AshBritt managed 7 TDSR sites. Debris
<br />$25,300,000
<br />was reduced by grinding and compaction.
<br />Overall, 41,683 loads were managed for both
<br />debris collection and disposal, utilizing over 500
<br />collection trucks and 200 disposal trucks. Debris
<br />was disposed of at 5 final disposal sites. Portions
<br />of reduced vegetative debris were diverted for
<br />beneficial agricultural use and fuel source. In
<br />addition, AshBritt conducted emergency
<br />pumping operations and Vac truck catch basin
<br />and sewer clearing.
<br />Orlando, FL
<br />Hurricane Charley
<br />AshBritt collected and processed 404,215 cy of
<br />Mike Carroll
<br />August 16, 2004 —
<br />disaster debris, while disposing of approximately
<br />(407) 246-2314; mike.carrotl @ci.odando.fl.us
<br />February 26, 2005
<br />112,000 cy of reduced vegetative waste and
<br />404,215 cubic yards
<br />C &D. AshBritt managed 3 TDSR sites. Debris
<br />$8,800,000
<br />was reduced by grinding, compaction and
<br />burning. Overall, 16,764 loads were managed
<br />for both debris collection and disposal, utilizing
<br />over 350 collection trucks and 150 disposal
<br />trucks. Debris was disposed of at 3 final disposal
<br />sites. Portions of reduced vegetative debris were
<br />diverted for beneficial agricultural use and fuel
<br />source.
<br />o AshBritt
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