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Disaster Debris Monitoring Services
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Denton County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide disaster debris monitoring services, which will support the county in managing debris removal operations during natural or man-made disasters. The contract aims to ensure effective oversight of debris removal contractors, with the flexibility for the county to utilize its own resources or mutual aid as needed. The scope of work is not guaranteed in terms of specific dollar amounts or quantities, and the county retains the discretion to award the contract based on what is in its best interest. The contract size ranges from $500,000 to $5,000,000, and the solicitation is open to experienced firms with relevant capabilities. The deadline for responses is September 12, 2024, and interested parties can find more details through the county’s official procurement portal.
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