City of St. LouisIssuing agency·Saint Louis, MO·via a public procurement portalThe City of St. Louis is soliciting proposals from qualified licensed respondents to provide emergency debris removal, processing, and lawful disposal services from public property and rights-of-way in response to disasters such as tornadoes or other natural or manmade events.
Work includes coordinating and mobilizing cleanup crews to clear and remove eligible debris as defined by FEMA; loading, hauling, reducing, and disposing of debris at City-approved sites; emergency road clearance within 70 hours of Notice to Proceed; vegetative debris collection and removal; construction and demolition debris removal; removal of hazardous leaning trees and hanging limbs; removal of hazardous stumps; removal of white goods; and all associated labor, equipment, fuel, traffic control, and documentation. The contractor must provide an on-site project manager, comply with FEMA documentation requirements, and maintain records for six years. Work is authorized only through written work orders, and the City may activate multiple contractors.
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Source: City of St. Louis, retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
