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<br />management of the pre- and post-utilization environmental surveys for 54 reduction (TDSRS) sites
<br />located across the State of Louisiana; she was also responsible for the design and issuance of these
<br />reduction sites management plans. Ms. Acosta holds a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering
<br />from Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, and is fluent in English and Spanish.
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<br />Earl lutz, III, Debris Site Management
<br />Mr. Lutz has worked for Ceres for eight years and has managed disaster debris operations of 75,000
<br />cubic yards per day. He has more than 25 years of supervisory experience with emergency debris
<br />management projects, interior and complete demolition projects, culvert and lake construction, and
<br />heavy equipment operations, supervising up to 300 crews. Mr. Lutz has been responsible for field
<br />operations and crew performance for multi-million dollar projects including federal, state, and local
<br />government contracts and is Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Certified. He is also USACE certified in
<br />Construction Quality Management for Contractors and FEMA certified in NIMS.
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<br />Israel 'lalo' Soto, Debris Site Management
<br />Mr. Soto has worked for Ceres for 13 years and has more than 18 years of experience in the
<br />construction field including site supervision, grinding, debris hauling and management, demolition,
<br />disposal, and yard waste processing. Mr. Soto has also provided logistical assistance to Ceres with the
<br />emergency mobilization of grinders and heavy equipment to locations throughout the continental United
<br />States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Mr. Soto is an experienced grinder and heavy equipment
<br />operator, is fluent in English and Spanish, and is Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Certified.
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<br />Keith Wise, Quality Control/Field Supervision, Debris Removal
<br />Mr. Wise has worked for Ceres for 10 years and has 32 years of experience in construction and logging
<br />and 15 years of experience in disaster recovery work. Mr. Wise has worked on every major hurricane
<br />and ice storm since Hurricane Andrew. Mr. Wise completed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction
<br />Quality Management for Contractors in 2000.
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<br />Raymond 'Sonny' Arndt, Field Supervision, Debris Removal
<br />Mr. Arndt has supervised for Ceres 130 subcontractors who managed 250 crews. Mr. Arndt has
<br />supervised debris work of up to 80,000 cubic yards per day, and has repaired levees in S1. Bernard
<br />Parish under emergency conditions. Mr. Arndt has more than 22 years of leadership experience in
<br />construction and mining operations, equipment maintenance, and administration. He is responsible for
<br />project planning and execution, production, workmanship quality, safety, and daily production reporting.
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<br />Daniel Ortiz, Debris Site Management /Field Supervision Debris Removal
<br />Mr. Ortiz has worked for Ceres for eight years and has 17 years experience in the construction field,
<br />including six years as a supervisor. Mr. Ortiz's management experience includes planning scheduling
<br />and directing crews on Ceres' disaster projects as well as general construction projects. Mr. Ortiz
<br />recently acted as Ceres' field supervisor on its $9.5 million Cerrillos dam park construction project for the
<br />USACE in Puerto Rico. Mr. Ortiz is fluent in Spanish and English.
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<br />Paul Wise, Operations Manager
<br />Mr. Wise served as Operations Manager for Jefferson Parish during the Hurricane Katrina Debris
<br />Removal Program. As manager, Mr. Wise interfaced with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' leadership
<br />while supervising the removal of over 3.4 million cubic yards of debris, removal and decontamination of
<br />over 79,000 refrigerators and freezers, ROW removal of over 51,000 appliances, managed segregation
<br />crews for the removal of Household Hazardous Wastes, and the removal of over 4,000 tons of
<br />household garbage for the parish.
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<br />Gail Hanscom, Project Superintendent, Operations Manager
<br />Ms. Hanscom manages preparatory, mobilization, and implementation phases of emergency response
<br />action to disaster recovery contracts. She supervises field operations including oversight responsibilities
<br />for accounting, planning and scheduling, documentation and data management, and human resources
<br />personnel. Her background as an entrepreneur and academic serves well as she manages projects and
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