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Disaster Debris Removal Monitoring Services
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Miami-Dade County is seeking proposals for disaster debris removal monitoring services, aiming to oversee and manage debris recovery contractors following significant disaster events. The contract, identified by solicitation number EVN0016781, is anticipated to have a five-year initial term with an option for a subsequent five-year renewal, reflecting a long-term commitment to disaster response support. The project involves providing comprehensive oversight, including staffing, mobilization, and compliance with federal and state regulations, particularly FEMA guidelines for debris management and reimbursement. The procurement process emphasizes strict adherence to environmental standards, procurement of recovered materials, and environmental compliance, with proposals evaluated based on relevant experience (40%), key personnel (25%), approach (15%), and price (20%). The estimated contract value ranges from five to twenty million dollars, though specific pricing details are to be determined through the bidding process. The solicitation documents outline detailed requirements for proposal submission via the INFORMS system, including certifications, certifications related to socioeconomic status, and compliance with federal and local laws. Offerors must demonstrate their qualifications through past performance, technical approach, and cost competitiveness, with an emphasis on experience in disaster debris monitoring and environmental standards. The contract agreement incorporates provisions for key personnel substitution, renewal options, subcontractor management, and compliance with federal procurement laws such as the Davis-Bacon Act and environmental statutes. Recordkeeping, audit rights, and reporting obligations are also specified, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the contract duration. Overall, the procurement aims to establish a robust, compliant, and experienced contractor capable of supporting Miami-Dade County’s disaster debris management efforts over multiple years.
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FL, USASet-Aside
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