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<br />ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL
<br />INVITATION TO BID NO. 14 -06-02 EDIERGENCf DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS
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<br />D AshBritt Randal Perkins
<br />Owner /Chief Executive Officer
<br />Professional Experience
<br />1992 — AshBritt, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
<br />present Mr. Perkins founded AshBritt in 1992 and immediately supported the recovery efforts following
<br />Hurricane Andrew, the single largest hurricane debris operation at that time. He sets the vision for the
<br />organization through constant insight, research, and analysis of the technical, operational, and political
<br />environments comprising the disaster industry. Highly qualified and experienced in all phases of disaster
<br />response and recovery operations from his years of practical, hands -on, real -world experience. He has an
<br />encyclopedic knowledge regarding all response measures, damage assessment, debris collection,
<br />removal, reduction, recycling, and disposal activities. Moreover, he is a deft communicator who can assist
<br />high -level stakeholders with the public information demands during major disaster events.
<br />Select Projects
<br />Winter Ice Storm Pax, Feb. 2014, Georgia and South Carolina
<br />Provided disaster recovery services to 6 clients throughout Georgia and South Carolina. Collected
<br />reduced and disposed of almost 1 million cubic yards of vegetative debris following Winter Ice Storm
<br />Pax.
<br />Hurricane Sandy, Oct. 2012 — States of Connecticut and New Jersey
<br />Operations Manager for multiple jurisdictions in the States of New Jersey and Connecticut. 63
<br />municipalities and the two state governments were supported in all.
<br />Connecticut Severe Storm, Oct. 2011 — States of Connecticut and Massachusetts
<br />Operations Manager for 18 municipalities at the CT DOT in Connecticut and 20 municipalities in
<br />Massachusetts. Collected reduced and disposed of almost 4 million cubic yards of vegetative debris.
<br />BP Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill, 2010 — States of Mississippi and Florida
<br />Operations Manager for the entire project, supporting multiple jurisdictions in Mississippi and Florida.
<br />Managed oil spill recovery and skimmer vessels utilizing local fishing captains and mates to operate the
<br />fleet for the oil recovery mission.
<br />Hurricane Ike, Sept. 2008 — Southeast TX
<br />Directed company operations for 12 municipalities in Southeast Texas. Building restoration and ancillary
<br />services provided in addition to debris removal services.
<br />Hurricane Dolly, July 2008 — Hidalgo County, TX
<br />Directed company operations in support of Hidalgo County. Extensive requirements for water relocation
<br />equipment including pumps and vacuum trucks. Removed in excess of 600,000 cubic yards of debris.
<br />Hurricane Katrina, Aug. 2005 — States of Mississippi and Louisiana
<br />Directed company operations in both states as part of the USACE contract. Removed in excess of 21
<br />million cubic yards of disaster debris. Largest single mission by a contractor. Primary liaison with
<br />government officials.
<br />Hurricane Wilma, Oct. 2005, State of Florida
<br />Provided disaster recovery services to 22 clients in South Florida. Managed allocated and negotiated with
<br />subcontractors and final disposal sites to the benefit of our clients. Operations included right of way debris
<br />removal DMS site management, debris recycling and disposal. Additional services included waterway
<br />debris removal and supplied ancillary services including generators, fuel and restoration services.
<br />Hurricane Ivan, Sept. 2004, Escambia County, FL
<br />Led efforts to clear roadways and commence the debris removal operations. Liaison with
<br />Government officials. Removed in excess of two million cubic yards of vegetation and C &D. Removed
<br />disaster debris from three waterways.
<br />Hurricane Charley, Aug. 2004, Charlotte County, FL; Cite of Orlando, FL; Orange County, FL
<br />Overall leadership of collection, transportation, and disposal of vegetative and construction & demolition
<br />debris. Liaison with government officials. Processed over 1,250,000 cubic yards of vegetative waste
<br />while compacting and reducing over 650,000 cubic yards of construction & demolition debris. Installed
<br />temporary roofing repairs on the 35,000 square foot Emergency Operations Center to ensure continuous
<br />use with zero down time during operations.
<br />Hurricane Andrew, Aug. 1992, South Florida
<br />Incorporated AshBritt following the devastating impact of Hurricane Andrew.
<br />Professional Certifications and Qualifications
<br />• IS 100 Intro to the Incident Command System (ICS 100)
<br />• IS 700 National Incident Management System (MMS), an introduction
<br />• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Construction Quality Management for Contractors
<br />Education and Training
<br />• Business Administration studies at the University of Central Florida
<br />• Global Business Concepts studies at the University of Miami
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