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Vegetative Debris Collection & Hauling

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This scope was carved out of RFP2026-082EM.

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Emergency Debris and Disaster Recovery Services

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Performs mechanized loading and hauling of vegetative debris for prime contractors on City of Palm Beach Gardens disaster recovery projects. Loads trees, limbs, stumps, and root balls from public rights-of-way and transports loads to Temporary Debris Staging and Reduction Sites (TDSRS). Utilizes grapple trucks, loaders, and chip trucks. Adheres to Work Hours and Safety Standards Act. Delivers cleared public rights-of-way.

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