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<br />ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL
<br />INVITATION TO BID NO. 14 -06-02 ENIERGENCY DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS
<br />Exhibit — Ash8ritt Experience
<br />Client and Point of Contact _
<br />Event and Contract -
<br />Details
<br />Project Description
<br />San Diego County, CA
<br />Southern California
<br />Fire Safety and Fuels Reduction/Hazard
<br />Tamara Ford, Procurement Coordinator
<br />Edison Hazardous
<br />Mitigation. Removal, processing and lawful
<br />Tamara,Ford @sdcounty.ca.gov
<br />Tree Removal and
<br />disposal of approx. 100,000 burned, dead, dying
<br />858.537 -2500
<br />Reimbursement
<br />and/or infested trees (Bark Beetle) from over 900
<br />Program
<br />private properties. Work conducted using
<br />2004 ( Approx. 6
<br />experienced manpower and heavy equipment
<br />months to completion)
<br />and cranes via felling, climbing, chipping and
<br />$4,000,000
<br />hauling to an approved final disposal sites.
<br />Hampton, VA
<br />Hurricane Isabel
<br />AshBritt collected and processed approximately
<br />Ted Henifin
<br />September 2003
<br />2,200,000 cy of disaster debris, while disposing
<br />(757) 727 -6020
<br />552,484 cubic yards
<br />of over 750,000 cy of reduced vegetative waste
<br />thenifin @hrsd.com
<br />collected $23,809,544
<br />and C &D. AshBritt managed 1 massive TDSR
<br />site in excess of 100 acres. Debris was reduced
<br />by grinding, compaction and burning. Overall,
<br />6875 loads were managed for both debris
<br />collection and disposal, utilizing over 190
<br />collection trucks and 85 disposal trucks. In
<br />addition, AshBritt removed over 1,400 hazardous
<br />trees under the imminent danger tree program,
<br />removed debris from sewers and catch basins
<br />throughout the City, provided emergency power
<br />to municipal buildings and lift stations, provided
<br />propane delivery as generator fuel the City EOC,
<br />provided technical assistance to the City as it
<br />relates to the Public Assistance program
<br />categories A -G.
<br />Chowan County, NC
<br />Hurricane Isabel
<br />AshBritt conducted emergency response road
<br />Patricia Madry
<br />September 2003
<br />clearance and debris collection for the County
<br />(252) 482 4365; patty.madry@ncmail.net
<br />28,000 cubic yards
<br />during the 70 hour emergency period. AshBritt
<br />$313,281
<br />collected 28,000 cy of debris, while disposing of
<br />9,500 cy of reduced vegetative waste and CBD.
<br />Overall, 945 loads were managed for both debris
<br />collection and disposal, utilizing over 59
<br />collection trucks.
<br />Edenton, NC
<br />Hurricane Isabel
<br />AshBritt conducted emergency response road
<br />Ann Marie Knighton
<br />September 2003
<br />clearance and debris collection for the City
<br />(704) 866 6775
<br />25,000 cubic yards
<br />during the 70 hour emergency period. AshBritt
<br />anne- made.knighton @ncmail.net
<br />$269,509;
<br />collected 25,000 cy of debris, while disposing of
<br />8,500 cy of reduced vegetative waste and C&D.
<br />Overall, 840 loads were managed for both debris
<br />collection and disposal, utilizing over 52
<br />collection trucks.
<br />Sumter, SC
<br />Ice Storm
<br />AshBritl collected and processed approximately
<br />Bobby Galloway
<br />January 2003
<br />76,000 cy of disaster debris, while disposing of
<br />(803) 436.2329
<br />76,000 cubic yards
<br />over 25,000 cy of reduced vegetative waste and
<br />$837,035
<br />CAD. AshBritt managed 3 TDSR sites. Debris
<br />was reduced by grinding, compaction and
<br />burning. Overall, 2,500 loads were managed for
<br />both debris collection and disposal, utilizing over
<br />45 collection trucks. Portions of reduced
<br />vegetative debris were diverted for beneficial
<br />agricultural use and fuel source. Provided
<br />technical assistance to the City as it relates to
<br />the Public Assistance program categories A -G.
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