Debris Monitoring Services

The City of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, is seeking proposals through a competitive process for Disaster Debris Inspection, Monitoring, and Reporting Services, to be activated in the event that the area is declared a disaster zone by the President of the United States or the Governor of Florida. The contract aims to ensure a rapid, safe, and environmentally responsible response to significant debris generated by natural or manmade disasters, which can pose serious health and safety risks and disrupt community functions. The services are critical for restoring normalcy efficiently, with a focus on managing large volumes of debris, deploying manpower and equipment effectively, and securing reimbursement from state and federal agencies for eligible disaster response costs. The solicitation, titled "Debris Monitoring Services" with the number 10-2425, was posted on July 2, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for August 1, 2025. The contract size ranges from $500,000 to $5,000,000, reflecting the potential scope of disaster response efforts. The organization responsible is the City of Jacksonville Beach, part of the State and Local Government Entity (SLED), with a designated point of contact through the Property and Procurement Division via email. Interested parties can find additional details and submit proposals through the city's official bidding portal. The contract emphasizes the importance of preparedness and the ability to mobilize resources swiftly to mitigate disaster impacts and recover costs from applicable government agencies.