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o o c Deployed Resources to set up a base camp for its workers. This camp will provide toilets, showers, bunkrooms, and kitchen areas so that all mobilized employees will be self-sufficient and able to complete quality work for our client. Once under contract, potential sites for the camp will be identified and a preliminary operational plan developed. D. Other Available Services: During the crisis following storms, sometimes things get a little hectic and the need arises for equipment or goods that were not anticipated in the contract. Crowder has tried to cover these needs by negotiating agreements with multiple suppliers, some of which are identified in other sections of this proposal. Food supplies, ice, water, restrooms, kitchens, showers, sleeping quarters, toxic clean-up and many other services can be arranged at very competitive prices. 4) Local Subcontractor Participation At Crowder, we understand the importance of local subcontractor participation to our clients. By employing local subcontractors, we enable the local economy to receive some benefit from a debris removal project and allow smaller companies to gain experience and training in debris management techniques. Because of this, we actively seek out local subcontractors, especially those that are classified as Minority or Small Business enterprises. Once under contract, Crowder will actively contact local subcontractors, establish relationships and enter into preliminary agreements with those companies before an event happens. Crowder will utilize our client's listings of local contractors, businesses, and suppliers to ensure proper utilization of our client's local resources. Debris Clean-up & Transportation Plan When our client is confronted by a forecasted natural disaster, Crowder Disaster Recovery will immediately start working. At least 48 hours before a forecasted event, the company will provide a preliminary schedule for work (including subcontractors, number and type of equipment mobilizing, personnel, and safety plan). Upon receiving notice to proceed from CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, Crowder will mobilize and begin collecting the disaster debris in an efficient and safe manner. Before embarking on any debris removal project, Crowder will first evaluate the goals and particular characteristics of that endeavor. Using preliminary plans created during the Initial Planning phase, Crowder will evaluate the severity and breadth of debris scattered in collection areas. Based on these evaluations, Crowder will then dispatch the appropriate number of crews to complete the project. 1) Debris Removal Crews The composition and size of debris removal crews can vary, depending on the needs and severity of a project. The size of a crew can range from three persons up to thirty if necessary. Please see the following tables for possible debris removal crew composition based on the severity of debris. The composition of actual crews may vary from this based on the requirements of our client, the availability of resources, and the particular variables of the locale. 41 I P age