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Disaster-Related Debris Removal Monitoring Services
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The City of Pooler in Georgia is seeking proposals from qualified contractors and vendors to provide disaster-related debris removal monitoring services, primarily in response to major disasters or debris-generating events. The selected firm will be responsible for overseeing debris removal operations from public rights-of-way and other designated areas, ensuring that debris management complies with all applicable regulations. The scope includes tasks such as documentation preparation, managing debris removal processes, and facilitating the timely and proper closure of debris removal efforts. The contract has a value ranging from $500,000 to $5,000,000, reflecting the potential scale of disaster response activities. Interested parties are encouraged to submit proposals by July 1, 2025, with Rachael Brown serving as the primary contact for inquiries. The solicitation was posted on May 30, 2025, and is part of the State and Local Government Entity (SLED) procurement efforts under NAICS code 333924.
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