Emergency Debris Management Planning & Response Coordination

The County of Cumberland in North Carolina is seeking a subcontractor to develop comprehensive emergency protocols for managing vegetative debris following disaster events, with a focus on post-storm collection, transportation, and processing. This effort requires detailed logistics planning to ensure efficient and scalable operations during high-pressure scenarios, as well as strong interagency coordination to align efforts across local, state, and potentially federal entities. The contract centers on creating actionable, field-ready procedures that enhance response speed, resource allocation, and public safety while minimizing environmental impact and operational delays. The solicitation is open for submissions until August 14, 2026, with work expected to be performed within Cumberland County. Although the NAICS code indicates professional, scientific, and technical services, the nature of the work demands practical expertise in emergency management, disaster response logistics, and cross-functional collaboration. The subcontractor will be responsible for designing protocols that are adaptable to varying storm intensities and evolving conditions, ensuring seamless integration with existing county and state emergency systems. The project does not specify a set-aside designation, and while the point of contact is not listed, interested parties may access further details through the provided online portal.