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Disaster Debris Management and Removal Services
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18-04-02
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QI.F.H. Elac. <br /> DISASTER RESPONSE DIVISION <br /> 9. Outstanding Litigation: Neither, TFR Enterprises, Inc. nor any of its officers or <br /> principals has received any administrative actions or warnings taken or issued by <br /> any federal, state, or local governmental agency about the provision of the same <br /> or similar service as covered by this RFP, or payment of moneys under the terms <br /> of any agreement(s) relating to such services. <br /> 10. Financial Stability: TFR Enterprises, Inc. is a wholly owned corporation, since the <br /> company's incorporation in 1989, completing over 150+ federally funded debris <br /> removal contracts in its 28-year history. From a dedicated owner to experienced <br /> staff, TFR offers not only the knowledge to perform any size job, but also the <br /> financial flexibility to complete multiple large-scale projects simultaneously. This <br /> was exemplified during the 2017 Hurricane season in which TFR performed 21 <br /> concurrent projects stemming from Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico, more than <br /> $40,000,000. With such large-scale performance across an enormous <br /> geographical area, a company must retain the financial flexibility and strength to <br /> pay subcontractors, suppliers and employees on time, every week. <br /> TFR maintains a strong base of corporate assets: (1) property, (2) substantial amounts of <br /> equipment, and (3) an extensive line of credit. Retaining the financial capability to <br /> respond to any challenge, additional highlights include: <br /> • TFR maintains a total, unconditional bonding capacity of$50,000,000. <br /> ® • TFR utilizes a line-of-credit in the mid-to-high seven figures to fund multiple <br /> projects in multiple locations. <br /> • TFR has completed every project it was tasked to execute and has never been <br /> terminated for default or suffered any liquidating damages. <br /> • TFR has never filed for bankruptcy and has never been involved in any liens or <br /> litigation involving financial performance or subcontractor non-payment. <br /> For additional information on TFR's financial capabilities, below is a list of the <br /> company's current banking and bonding companies along with the points of contact for <br /> each. <br /> Banking: Bonding: Insurance: <br /> Frost Bank Baldwin Cox Allen Higginbotham Insurance <br /> PO BOX 1727 5930Preston View Blvd 1221 S. Mopac Expy., Suite 160 <br /> Austin, TX 78767 Suite 200 Austin,Texas 78746 <br /> POC: Michael Falk Dallas, TX 75240 POC: Erin Woodard <br /> Senior Vice President POC: Brock Baldwin P: 512-583-1543 <br /> P: 512-473-4960 P: 972-331-3709 <br /> *Audited Financial Statements are enclosed <br /> 4 <br />
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