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►N7;Ih?%IIs#,wAtw4;N7a4PJVN14W /I SUBCONTRACTING PLAN INTRODUCTION: CTC maintains an extensive database of subcontractors with specialty equipment and varied resources which are fully committed to CTC. Many of these subcontractors have partnered with CTC in a variety of different projects over the past 17 years. CTC prides itself on its relationship with these hardworking companies and mutual trust exists between us. CTC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to meet or exceed all subcontracting goals identified in your Request for Proposal. We identify all subcontractors regarding certifications as MWBE, SBE, 8A, or Hub zone. We have extensive databases for all areas throughout the U.S., so that we can actively identify the qualified ones for your proposal. Additionally, CTC appreciates the input from our contracting partners on recommendations and referrals of qualified, licensed, insured contractors with the required experience for your event. The knowledge of the area, their relationship with your citizens is a plus to CTC and its mission. SUBCONTRACTING PLAN AND UTILIZATION: CTC will utilize a workforce comprised of in-house personnel and subcontractors specializing in various phases of debris management, disposal, and recycling. As stated previously, we will identify local subcontractors already in our network as well as hire as many contractors and laborers as available in an effort to allow members of disaster struck communities to take part in the reconstruction process, and to assist the community financially and economically. The majority of these subcontracts will fill positions for hauling of debris to TDS, hauling of debris to final disposal sites, hauling debris for recycling purposes. Subcontractors will provide trucks and trailers that meet all USACE requirements for safety, licensing, permitting and registrations. Subcontractors will provide copies of all licenses upon request, and will stay with their assigned areas, completing the assigned task. These crews will work in a methodical manner until they have fulfilled their area's cleanup requirements. CTC will seek local, qualified individuals for employment during the disaster cleanup and reconstruction phase, including placing advertisements in the local newspapers and visiting the local employment office. Positions for laborers, data entry, flaggers, monitors, and other personnel will assist CTC in our task. Temporary employment agencies may be used to provide manpower to complete the task, but only after the proper screening and submission of drug tests. Unless otherwise stipulated in your contract, twenty-five percent (25%) of the total amount of work to be performed will be by CTC personnel and equipment. CTC will operate with our specialized and trained reduction personnel. CTC has commitment letters from contractors across all the continental United States. SUBCONTRACTORS AGREEMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITY: Page 53 of 87