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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
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<br />Throughout this phase, AshBritt will maintain extensive reporting of all debris loads and will provide the City
<br />with daily, weekly, and monthly status reports to illustrate production rates and progress. Furthermore, all damage
<br />claims and deficiencies reported during the course of our debris passes are addressed by our QCI's and managed
<br />by our claims representative. All claims are managed through our DIMS system.
<br />o Phase 5 — Hazardous Stump and Tree Work, Special Services, and Right -of -Entry Work
<br />'-` Usually during the second and third passes of debris collection,
<br />specialized equipment and crews are deployed to remove
<br />. hazardous stumps and dangerous leaning trees and hanging
<br />}r4 limbs. This work often requires special documentation,
<br />monitoring and reporting. Also, during the first, second and
<br />J= third passes of ROW debris collection, other specialized debris
<br />collection and clearance missions may be initiated. , These
<br />- include the removal of debris from drainage systems, sewers,
<br />- culverts, catch basins, canals, streams or other designated
<br />_ - waterways. Also, tasks may be issued for the removal of
<br />hazardous trees and debris from other public facilities, such as
<br />parks, trails or utility infrastructure (e.g., water plants). The
<br />Hamrdnus Stumn Remnval debris created from this work typically becomes part of the
<br />general ROW debris stream. A mission to remove, screen, and
<br />replace beach sand may be issued. Removing sand, silt and other earthen materials from streets, roads, bridges,
<br />and other right -of -ways, as applicable. Specially assigned crews and equipment configurations suitable to the task
<br />will screen sand, separate and haul -off resultant debris and contaminants, and return clean sand to beaches, sand
<br />dunes, berms or other designated places.
<br />Sand Screening on Beaches
<br />Debris -laden sand can be loaded from right -of -ways and hauled to the designated locations, such as a temporary
<br />collection site. After debris -laden sand is discharged, it will be screened and stockpiled at a temporary site. Once
<br />the sand is cleaned, it can be returned to the beach and stockpiled for reuse along the shorelineibeach. Debris
<br />generated from sand screening will be hauled to a TDSRS or other designated location.
<br />What's more, at debris management sites, programs may be implemented and underway to reduce and recycle
<br />white goods and other metals and reusable materials that may have been collected in the debris stream. These are
<br />typically segregated during the ROW mission on site and/or at the debris site.
<br />Private property debris removal (PPDR) work may be authorized and tasked to AshBritt. This may include just
<br />debris removal and/or hazardous tree removal from private property to demolition and the removal of resultant
<br />debris from the property — sometimes with the need to handle asbestos containing materials and/or other hazardous
<br />materials. This is highly specialized work which requires experienced and certified crews. As this work generally
<br />requires a great deal of investigation, assessment, documentation and
<br />monitoring it is usually conducted during the third pass (or more) of
<br />the mission.
<br />Phase 7 — Final Disposal, ROW Demobilization, and Hot Spot
<br />Punch List
<br />As debris is hauled to the designated TDSRSs, it is constantly
<br />managed and processed. Debris is segregated by class. The types of
<br />debris are typically reduced by a variety of means, such as grinding,
<br />chipping, incinerating, open burning, compacting, mauling,
<br />crushing, and baling. Certain debris types may just be segregated or
<br />contained; this debris includes household hazardous waste, gas
<br />containers, rubber tires, scrap metal and other beyond -scope
<br />materials.
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