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RFP Disaster Debris Management and Removal Services
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Warren County is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to provide Disaster Debris Management and Removal Services on a stand-by basis to assist with debris collection, reduction, and disposal following disaster events. The purpose of this solicitation is to establish a pool of capable, responsive service providers who can support the County during current and future emergencies, ensuring rapid response and compliance with federal and state regulations, including FEMA guidelines and the Stafford Act. The contract aims to secure services that offer the best overall value based on price, experience, and capability. To be considered responsive, contractors must be licensed in Georgia, possess at least five years of relevant debris management experience, demonstrate knowledge of FEMA recovery programs, and have the ability to provide owned equipment and references for similar projects. Additionally, they must meet minimum insurance, bonding, and credit requirements. The contract size ranges from five to twenty million dollars, with proposals due by February 25, 2025. The primary point of contact is John Graham, reachable via email or phone, and the project is managed by the Warren County Board of Commissioners in Georgia.
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Contractor must meet the minimum requirements outlined below to be considered a responsive vendor: - Contractor must obtain a license or be currently licensed to do business in the State of Georgia. - Demonstrated knowledge and experience with FEMA recovery programs. - Demonstrated minimum five (5) years¿ experience in debris collection and disposal activities. - Demonstrated ability to provide owned equipment. - Contractor must be able to provide three (3) references for projects of similar scope and services. - Contractor must maintain minimum insurance requirements, satisfy bonding requirements, and demonstrate proof of credit capacity.
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