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<br /> I 2016 LOUISIANA SEVERE FLOODING DR4277
<br /> The flood that affected South Louisiana in
<br /> '` Y-` August of 2016 caused severe damage to
<br /> i . . �`?; thousands of homes and businesses. DRC
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<br /> ; �.,�,.�, ��, - Emergency Services mobilized contracts in
<br /> --- - _.. East Baton Rouge Parish, Lafayette Parish, St.
<br /> - Martin Parish, Ascension Parish, Iberville
<br /> r�,� ,. Parish, Tangipahoa Parish and the Town of
<br /> ei. , •- `'' K. �4 Baker La. This event required the use of over
<br /> �� A � � -^sem n�� three hundred hauling vehicles collecting and
<br /> , — ''" r; l �'' processing and/or recycling over 2.5 million
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<br /> �„ cubic yards of construction and demolition
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<br /> ;� �� � waste and thousands of white goods. Many of
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<br /> the projects ects involved extended R.O.W. work
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<br /> requiring the use of R.O.E. documentation and
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<br /> were opened and operated to compact and
<br /> Irecycle C&D debris prior to haul out for final disposal. These sites operated with such efficiency that FEMA
<br /> and the USACE filmed the operation to use in training sessions.
<br /> 1 2016 MULTIPLE SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS
<br /> The severe weather in March resulted in flooding in all of Louisiana followed by April flooding in Texas. DRC
<br /> responded to its standby customers in the City of Houston and Harris County,Texas while simultaneously working
<br /> Iin Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana. In Louisiana, the widespread flooding was mapped and prioritized from the air.
<br /> DRC's crews provided immediate relief to impacted residents by removing water-soaked construction and
<br /> demolition debris quickly and efficiently. Electronic waste, household hazardous waste and white goods were
<br /> Icollected and processed separately.
<br /> Tornadoes ravaged Texas and North Carolina in late April and early May. DRC was called upon for debris collection,
<br /> I processing and disposal in Smith County, Texas via a TXDOT contract and in New Hanover, N.C. by way of a
<br /> "standby"contract.
<br /> 1 2016 SNOW STORM JONAS
<br /> The days of January 22nd through the 24th 2016 saw a blanket of snow across the Mid -Atlantic States primarily in
<br /> areas unaccustomed and ill-prepared to deal with such massive quantities.Many areas experienced an accumulation
<br /> 1 in excess of three feet which caused a suspension of municipal services and massive cancellations of business
<br /> operations.
<br /> I DRC's response team established operations in Washington D.C. on the evening of the 22nd and began mobilising
<br /> equipment and manpower in assistance to the Maryland Highway Authority, the Maryland Depai fluent of General
<br /> Services, Prince Georges County, Maryland, the City of Baltimore and Loudoun County Virginia. Operations
<br /> I continued twenty-four hours per day for ten days which required two operators per piece of equipment and around
<br /> the clock management and support personnel.As a result of DRC's quick response,a long-term contract was secured
<br /> with one of the tasking jurisdictions.
<br /> I2015 LOUISIANA STORM EVEN
<br /> Following the April 2015 event,DRC was activated in response to Straight line winds affecting the City/Parish of East
<br /> I Baton Rouge. In as little as 30 days, crews had scoured the city and returned it to its pristine state. All of the debris
<br /> collected was quickly processed by grinding and ultimately recycled and used as fuel. DRC emergency Services also
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<br /> RFP No.18-04-02
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