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• SCR®OWDER GLFC rovtrd a rG u l f RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02 City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL 1 2016 Hurricane Matthew Projects and Tasks 1 39 Total Clients Number of Clients in 2016 Hurricane Matthew Utilizing Task • Contract Amt PUSH ROW Private Rds Debris Debris Tree Stumps White ADMS Waterway Special Ops Hauling Hauling Reduction Disposal Work Goods Utilized Debris Projects $82,267,725 8 33 3 24 33' 12 6 2 18* 1 5 2016 Floods & Storms Texas Tornado—Starting in late December 2015, Severe Storms made their way through Texas(FEMA-4255-DR-TX)causing flooding and tomados. Our fist activation of the year was requested by Rowlett, TX.A tornado ripped through the town causing C&D debris to be scattered in its path. Over 70,000 cubic yards of debris was collected and disposed after this event. CrowderGulf was also tasked to remove and dispose of 140 white goods and 49 e-waste debris. It took 37 days to complete the project under the City's management.CrowderGulf also worked with the monitoring firm True North during this project.The total cost of this project was$680,036. Ice Storms—Late January,Virginia was the target for a winter storm(FEMA-4262-DR-VA).Approximately 16,000 cubic yards of ry 9 9 ( ) pp Y � vegetative,C&D and stump debris was collected,transported and disposed from the ROW in Essex County,VA due to this winter storm. The project was completed in 20 days and involved CrowderGulf working with the County, Virginia Peninsulas Public Service Authority(VPPSA)and the monitoring firm Rostan Solutions(aka Arcadis). The total cost of this project was$138,739. Louisiana Storms—Louisiana received their share of severe storms and flooding (FEMA-4263-DR-LA) in March. CrowderGulf was activated by St.John the Baptist Parish and Ouachita Parish. St.John the Baptist Parish relied on volunteers and its citizens to help in the recovery. The Parish requested that CrowderGulf only provide portable showers and restrooms for the volunteers and citizens. Ouachita Parish, LA activated CrowderGulf at the end of March. After 53 days, CrowderGulf had removed and disposed of over 32,000 cubic yards of debris, 18 white goods, 105 Tires and 370 pieces of e-waste. In some areas, water had to recede before hauling could begin. The project total cost was$397,774. Second Round of Storms in Texas— In March, Texas received another round of storms, tomados and flooding (FEMA-4266- DR-TX). CrowderGulf was activated by Montgomery County, Newton County and Waller County. Montgomery County tasked CrowderGulf with removing and disposing of vegetative debris and C&D debris. Just over 19,000 cubic yards of debris was removed in 21 days.Along with working with the County, CrowderGulf also teamed with the monitoring firm Tetra Tech. The total cost of the project was$288,408. Newton County Activated CrowderGulf near the beginning of April. Newton County was experiencing flooding and CrowderGulf was tasked with the removal and disposal of over 37,000 cubic yards of C&D debris. There were also 418 pieces of white goods removed and disposed of during the project. CrowderGulf has worked with their monitoring firm, Thompson consulting on the aproject.The total cost for this project was$349,990. Waller County was also affected by the storms with flooding and straight lined winds. CrowderGulf was activated to remove a Q small amount of vegetative and C&D debris.Just over 1,000 cubic yards of debris was removed and disposed of in 7 days.Along with working with the County, CrowderGulf also teamed with the monitoring firm Tetra Tech. The total cost of the project was $19,674. Third Round of Storms in Texas — In April another round of severe storms and flooding hit Texas (FEMA-4269-DR-TX). CrowderGulf was once again activated in Montgomery and Waller Counties. CrowderGulf worked in these counties with the same tasks as with the previous storm. I 14