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• All of our efforts will be to help the College maximize reimbursement dollars and decrease delays in receiving reimbursements, bringing the Community increased and more efficient economic recovery. • We will review best disaster reimbursement options per "Section 428 Sandy Recovery Improvement Act" 2013, for Accelerated Debris Removal and Permanent Work as the following pros and cons exist: • If needed and as directed, DP&O can prepare permitting requirements required for the debris removal and/or disaster recovery efforts. DP&O has prepared numerous permits for Temporary Disaster Debris Management Sites (TDMS) in both the State of Florida and other states. Most recently DP&O permitted three (3) DDMS sites in Miami- Dade College for Hurricane Irma. The debris removal, reduction and disposal sites were all monitored by DP&O as well as the load site, DMS site and haul-out monitoring performed by DP&O. • DP&O is experienced at with the rules, regulations, record keeping and monitoring requirements of FEMA, FHWA, NRCS and other federal, state and local public agencies associated with debris removal and recovery efforts. DP&O has obtained permits and established disaster management sites and TDSRs on numerous occasions. As stated in Subsection 5 above, DP&O has deep and recent experience in permitting DDMS and TDSR sites. • DP&O is fully capable to assist the College in the preparation of all reports, 411 documents, and records as may be needed to be filed with the appropriate Federal, State, or College agency. DP&O will utilize the WebPR2 program to provide the supporting documentation for the preparation of reports, documents and records needed for filing with the appropriate Federal, State agency. • Initiation of Damage Assessments. Assessment and justification of damages is often where funding opportunities are missed. During DP&O's rapid response phase we will focus on identifying resources necessary to properly document damages. Whether staff are needed that can assess bridge and road damages, impacts to your shoreline, impacts to buildings such as firehouses or emergency shelters, etc., we have the staff to ensure these assessments are done accurately and quickly. We understand that engineers are needed to support the case for scope of repairs required. In addition, documentation of the pre-disaster status and condition of all assets is essential to qualify damages for FEMA reimbursement. Disaster Program &Operations, Inc. Request for Proposals Disaster Debris Monitoring No. 18-04-03 55