Glynn County Debris Monitoring Services Project

Glynn County is re-issuing a contract for debris removal monitoring services to ensure compliance with FEMA guidelines, which is essential for the County to qualify for disaster debris removal assistance from public access roads, rights-of-ways, and public property. The selected independent contractor(s) will be responsible for deploying trained debris monitors to observe, document, and verify debris removal activities carried out by debris removal and disposal contractors. These monitors will oversee operations at designated locations, including Debris Management Sites and Temporary Debris Storage and Reduction Sites, to confirm that only eligible debris is being removed and properly documented, thereby supporting the County’s FEMA Public Assistance funding applications. The contract aims to provide technical oversight, management, and field monitoring services to ensure debris removal efforts meet federal guidelines. The solicitation was posted on April 5, 2024, with a response deadline of May 8, 2024. The project is associated with the NAICS code 333924 and is managed by the Georgia agency, with primary contact Jason Hagen available via email and phone. This initiative underscores the importance of meticulous monitoring to facilitate disaster recovery efforts and secure necessary federal funding for debris removal operations.