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<br /> <br /> <br />Tab 8. Project Understanding and Technical Approach <br />Mobilization Approach <br />Our team has developed efficiencies to deliver <br />exceptional service while minimizing expenses <br />based on decades of experience conducting work on <br />local, state, and federal contracts. We have years of <br />experience with time-sensitive response efforts and <br />emergency debris removal, employing fast-tracked <br />operations to get the job done. We’re also cognizant <br />of the fact that following a disaster event, the local <br />economy will have taken a severe hit and the <br />income of many area residents may be temporarily <br />impacted. Our team makes it a point to hire as many <br />local subcontractors as possible and to purchase <br />products and supplies from local suppliers. <br /> <br />Our nationwide subcontractors and vendors have <br />locations across the US and can respond with assets <br />to any disaster nationwide. Our operations manager <br />will call all subcontractors and vendors and place <br />them on 24-hour on-call “standby” and will require <br />them to provide us with a list of available <br />equipment, materials, personnel, and timelines for <br />deployment. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Key Advantages of TFR’s Readiness, Transition, and Mobilization Procedures <br />Strategic Planning and <br />Prepositioning <br />Our readiness, deployment, and mobilization plans outline our <br />steps to mobilize and execute under emergency conditions. <br />Pre-Event Monitoring We maintain situational awareness of pending events through <br />continuous monitoring of weather outlets. We begin pre- <br />planning 72 hours before a known projected event will occur. <br />Continuous Training and <br />Exercises <br />We will hold annual in-house training sessions and implement <br />programs based on lessons learned from past events. <br />Subcontracting and <br />Procurement <br />We have built a large database of specialized, pre-qualified <br />subcontractors and vendors that allow us to procure multiple <br />sources for labor, equipment, and required materials. <br />Understanding of <br />Emergency Response <br />Processes <br />We're convinced that, with more than three decades of disaster <br />response experience, we'll exceed the objectives of this RFP. <br /> <br />Rapid Deployment <br /> Management Team, within 12 hours of <br />receiving NTP, TFR will have our <br />management team on-site. <br /> <br /> Emergency PUSH Crews, PUSH crews <br />will immediately begin mobilizing upon <br />notice. <br /> <br /> ROW Debris Removal Crews, hauling <br />operations will begin 24-48 hours from <br />NTP. <br /> <br /> Hazardous Tree Removal Crews, tree <br />crews will begin 24-48 hours from NTP. <br /> <br /> Debris Management Site Locating/Set- <br />up, if not previously identified, we will <br />begin locating/site set-up operations <br />immediately following NTP. <br /> <br /> Establish Temporary Office Location, <br />immediately following NTP, TFR will set <br />up a temporary office or mobilize one of <br />our company-owned command centers. <br />ITB No. 23-04-01 <br />Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services <br />68
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