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El <br />ASHBRITT, INC. RESPONSE TO THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL <br />INVITATION TO BID NO. 1406 -02 EMERGENCY DEBRIS CLEARING AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS <br />nAshBritt _ Charles "Dow"Knrght <br />5r. rice President <br />Senior Project Manager in charge of overall project responsibility for collection, processing and disposal <br />of storm debris from the Southwest coast of Mississippi. Successful collection and processing of over 6.5 <br />million cubic yards of storm debris. Performed over 13,000 Rights of entry demolished over 2,700 homes, <br />collected 15,000 refrigerators containing more than 1,200 tons of spoiled foods, pumped out and filled <br />over 250 swimming pools. Directly responsible for managing 500 subcontractors and Quality Control <br />staff of 400 personnel. Charged with contract compliance and fiscal responsibility. <br />Professional Certifications and Qualifications <br />• FEMA: IS -100 (ICS 100) Introduction To Incident • NTSS Scaffolding, 1910.28. Certificate of Completion <br />Command System, • Joint Interagency Training Center— West: Consequence <br />• FEMA: IS -700 National Incident Management System Management Disasters Course <br />(NIMS), An Introduction • U.S. Navy — Enterprise Safety Applications <br />• NTSS Fall Prevention,1926.502, Certificate of Management System for CNRF: Job Hazard Analysis <br />Completion Training <br />• NTSS Ladder Safety, 1926.1053, Certificate of <br />Completion <br />Education and Training <br />United States Merchant Marine Academy, BS, Marine Transportation with a Minor in Marine <br />AshBritt Robert Ray <br />❑ `— Sr. Vice President/Quality.Control Manager .. <br />Professional Experience <br />2004 — present AshBritt, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL <br />Responsible for leading and managing the organization's Marketing Department. Duties include but are not <br />limited to training and overseeing a nationwide marketing staff that networks with potential clients as well as <br />interacts with contracted clients on a daily basis. Other responsibilities include the maintaining of client <br />relationships after contract activation, oversight of our authoring and submittal process when responding to <br />Requests for Proposals from potential clients, contract negotiations, contract amendments, planning and oversight <br />of AshBrin's training program provided to each of our first position clients. <br />Select Proiects <br />Winter Iee Storm Pax, Feb. 2014, City of Augusta, GA <br />Senior Project Manager in charge of overall project operational responsibility. Managed the removal and disposal <br />of 700,000 cubic yards of debris in less than 45 operational days. Setup and deployed more than 85 crews <br />throughout the City of Augusta Setup and operated 6 temporary DMS locations including 4 the City tasked <br />AshBritt to takeover. Mitigated more than 26,000 hazardous trees and limbs from public property. <br />Hurricane Sandy, Oct. 2012 — States of VA, NID, NJ <br />Management and maintenance of 19 disaster debris management contracts due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy. <br />These contracts included the following services: clearing of downed trees in roadways, as well as clearing of <br />construction and demolition debris, sand, hazardous materials, clearing of storm, drains vessel recovery in <br />Barriegat Bay in the state of NJ. These operations are ongoing but have resulted to date in the collection and <br />removal of more than 3 million cubic yards of debris that was generated by this storm. We have also completed <br />the recovery of more than 100 sunken and partially sunken vessels in NJ waterways due to the impact of Hurricane <br />Sandy. The activation of these contracts resulted in the mobilization and operation of more than 50 subcontractors <br />and 400 pieces of equipment such as self - loading grapple trucks, dump trucks, excavators, skid steers, front -end <br />loaders, bucket trucks, barges, cranes, tractor- trailers, and end dumps from the states of NJ, NY, MD, VA, MA, <br />PA, NC, SC, AL, AR, GA and FL. <br />Halloween "Ice Storm" Blizzard, Oct. 2011 — Feb. 2012, State of AlA <br />Management and maintenance of 20 disaster debris management contracts due to more than 27 inches of snowfall <br />throughout the state of MA. These contracts included the following services: clearing of downed trees in roadways, <br />as well as clearing of downed, storm, generated debris in the rights of way, the opening and operation of 20 <br />temporary debris management locations throughout the state. The activation of these contracts resulted in the <br />mobilization and operation of more than 100 subcontractors and 1,200 pieces of equipment such as self - loading <br />grapple trucks, dump trucks, excavators, backhoes, skid steers, front -end loaders, bucket trucks and log skidders <br />from the states of MA, CT, NH, ME, VT. MD, NY, VA, NC, SC, AL, AR, TX and FL. More than 1.7 million <br />cubic yards of vegetative debris was collected and recycled, over 4,500 hazardous leaning trees were removed and <br />more than 100,000 trees had hazardous hanging limbs removed during this mission. None of the vegetative debris <br />was disposed of in a landfill. <br />"Snowmageddon" Blizzard, Jan. 2010, States of VA, MD <br />Management and maintenance of six emergency response snow removal contracts due to more than 30 inches of <br />snowfall in the Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD metropolitan area. These contracts included the following <br />services: Snow plowing, snow collection, hauling and dumping; emergency snow removal from the rooftops of <br />public facilities. The activation of these contracts resulted in the mobilization and operation of 330 pieces of heavy <br />p AshBritt <br />C3 `"'"� Page 1 46 Key Management Assigned To Sunny Isles Beach <br />