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CROWDER CrowderGulf
<br /> �� RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02
<br /> City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL
<br /> 1 Hurricane Ike did the most damage in Texas and, as a result, CrowderGulf had pre-event contracts activated in five counties
<br /> and 23 cities in that state. Two days before Hurricane Ike made landfall, CrowderGulfs management team was on-site in
<br /> Texas and communicating with the counties and cities in preparation to begin immediate response and recovery efforts for
<br /> debris removal. Immediately after the storm, CrowderGulfs management team and subcontractors were in place to begin the
<br /> cleanup in affected areas of Texas.
<br /> Throughout the recovery process,the same CrowderGulf senior management personnel were directly involved with the cleanup
<br /> operation and worked closely with county,state and federal officials and their representatives to ensure that all debris was FEMA
<br /> eligible and reimbursable. CrowderGulf communicated daily with all appropriate officials and assisted in decision-making to
<br /> successfully complete the project.
<br /> CrowderGulf simultaneously completed three contracts for the Texas General Land Office(GLO)for beach cleaning which
<br /> included sand screening, side scan sonar of gulf and bay waters, removal and disposal of sunken debris, and removal and
<br /> disposal of abandoned and sunken vessels in waterways under the responsibility of the GLO.
<br /> 2008 Hurricane Ike Projects and Tasks
<br /> • 36 Total Clients Number of Clients in Hurricane Ike Utilizing Task
<br /> Contract Amt ROW Debris Debris
<br /> Hauling Reduction Disposal ROE Haz Mat HHW L&H Marine Special Vacuum
<br /> Debris Projects Truck Generators
<br /> $17.6,411,377 28 21 22 5 1 12 7 7 5 • 2 4
<br /> 2005 Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma
<br /> Following these storms, CrowderGulf had 56 contracts activated across five states, and completed all of them successfully
<br /> by removing, reducing and disposing of over 18 million cubic yards of debris. We developed, managed and restored 35
<br /> temporary DMSs during these activations. The total cost for these contracts was approximately$267,000,000. This operation
<br /> included ROW and ROE debris removal, reduction and disposal, demolition, leaning trees and hanging limbs removal and
<br /> disposal, stump removal and disposal, removal of marine debris, removal and proper disposal of white goods, e-goods, tires,
<br /> hazardous household materials, abandoned vehicles and vessels, sand screening and beach restoration.
<br /> 2005 Hurricanes Katrina, Rita &Wilma Projects and Tasks
<br /> 56 Total Clients Number of Clients in Hurricanes Katrina,Rita&Wilma Utilizing Task
<br /> Contract Amt. PUSH ROW Debris Debris White Side
<br /> ROE Stump L&H Goods/E- Demo Scan Sand Marine Vac Generators
<br /> Hauling Reduction Disposal Work Goods Sonar Screening Debris Trucks
<br /> $265,772,848. 13 27 21 27 6 8 4 2 3 4 4 9 1 5
<br /> 2004 Hurricanes Charley, Frances, Ivan, Jeanne
<br /> In 2004, as a result of the four hurricanes within a six week span, CrowderGulf had 36 pre-event contracts activated.23 of these
<br /> were in Florida, 12 in Alabama, and one in Mississippi.All of these projects were in operation simultaneously during the period
<br /> from October,2004 through December, 2004,and some continued through June,2005. During these activations we developed,
<br /> managed and restored 61 temporary DMSs and removed over 16 million cubic yards of debris during this timeframe for
<br /> a total cost of$292,426,233.
<br /> CrowderGulf was activated by both large and small municipalities and provided quality service to all of them. CrowderGulf had
<br /> nine field offices in operation during these projects. All field offices were operated by local citizens who were provided on-the-
<br /> job-training and were managed by CrowderGulfs on-site senior management.
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