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<br /> a. City of Houston, Tropical Storm Allison, 2001 - Removal and processing of waste tires from
<br /> approximately 40,000 flooded houses as part of $2.4 million contract with the city's solid waste
<br /> department.
<br /> I b. State of Virginia Emergency Management, 2002 - 3,000,000 Tires Fire Emergency Hazardous
<br /> Waste Containment in $184,820 contract.
<br /> 3. Gasoline Powered Equipment
<br /> a. City of Houston, Tropical Storm Allison, 2001 - Removal and processing of gasoline powered
<br /> equipment from approximately 40,000 flooded houses as part of $2.4 million contract with the
<br /> city's solid waste department.
<br /> I b. Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, Hurricane Katrina, 2005 - Removal,
<br /> processing, remediation, and crushing and/or disposal of thousands of automobiles and
<br /> engines as part of four contracts worth over$20 million.
<br /> 4. E-waste:
<br /> Ia. City of Houston, Tropical Storm Allison, 2001 - Removal and processing of e-waste from
<br /> approximately 40,000 flooded houses as part of$2.4 million contract with the city's solid waste
<br /> department.
<br /> Ib. Escambia County, Florida, Hurricane Ivan, 2004 - Removal and processing of e-waste from
<br /> damaged properties and beach front as part of$50 million contract.
<br /> I 5. Construction and Demolition Debris:
<br /> a. City-Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana Severe Flooding DR4277, 2016 - This event required the
<br /> use of over three hundred hauling vehicles collecting and processing and/or recycling over 2 million
<br /> I cubic yards of construction and demolition debris.
<br /> 6. Marine Debris Removal:
<br /> a. Texas General Land Office, Hurricane Ike, 2009 - Removal of sunken vessels and debris from four
<br /> I major bays and waterways in the affected area. Side scan sonar was used to identify targets in
<br /> advance and in combination with a well-designed implementation plan. DRC removed a total of
<br /> 2,100,000 cubic yards and the complete marine operation was concluded in just over thirty days.
<br /> I 7. Demolition
<br /> a. In 2010,DRC performed the demolition of 83 houses in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. It was a FEMA
<br /> funded project for houses that were affected by various storms.
<br /> I 8. Hazardous Tree Removal
<br /> a. In response to Ice Storm Pax in 2014,The South Carolina Department of Transportation contracted
<br /> DRC to cut,remove and transport vegetative debris in 8 counties,totaling over 12,000 miles of
<br /> I roadway clearing and the trimming of over 775,000 trees.
<br /> 9. Soil, Mud and Sand
<br /> a. Escambia County, Florida, Hurricanes Frances, Charley, Ivan and Jeanne, 2004 - DRC
<br /> recovered, screened and restored tens of thousands of cubic yards of displaced sand and debris
<br /> in a successful effort to restore 15 miles of Florida beaches destroyed in the aftermath of
<br /> Hurricane Ivan.
<br /> I 10. Dead Animals
<br /> a. City-Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana Severe Flooding DR4277, 2016 - DRC removed and
<br /> disposed of dead animals as needed as part of$35,000,000 contract with the City.
<br /> 1 b. City of Galveston, Hurricane Ike, 2009 - DRC removed and disposed of dead animals as needed
<br /> as part of$38,007,492 contract with the City.
<br /> 11. Logistic Services and Human Support Activates
<br /> I a. Jefferson County, Texas, Hurricane Harvey (DR-4332), 2017 - DRC was simultaneously
<br /> activated in 17 jurisdictions following Hurricane Harvey. In this time, DRC provided the
<br /> following to the County:
<br /> i. Waters (1 pallet)
<br /> ii. Gatorade (2 pallets)
<br /> iii. Uhaul
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