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Debris Management

Mobile District. Debris Management. Debris Management Hierarchy. State/Locals Local authorities (cities and counties) are encouraged by FEMA to conduct the debris removal operations if they have the capability. FEMA

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Debris Management

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  1. Mobile District Debris Management

  2. Debris Management Hierarchy State/Locals Local authorities (cities and counties) are encouraged by FEMA to conduct the debris removal operations if they have the capability. • FEMA • FEMA is the primary federal agency that oversees Debris Management Assistance • USACE • USACE can be mission assigned by FEMA to provide Technical Assistance to States, Federal Operations Support to FEMA or execute Direct Federal Assistance missions beyond state/local capabilities

  3. USACE “Tool Box”: The Team • Debris Planning and Response Teams (PRT) • Consists of (Engineering, Contracting, Real Estate, Environmental)…Total Project Management from start to finish • Debris Subject Matter Experts (SME) • 5 in SAD ( Mobile District) • Debris Subject Matter Specialist (SMS) • 2 in SAD ( Mobile District)

  4. USACE Debris PRT’s NAD Baltimore District (CDM) SPD Sacramento District LRD Louisville District SWD Fort Worth District. SAD Mobile District MVD Vicksburg and New Orleans Districts • Mississippi Valley Division: Vicksburg and New Orleans • Lakes and Rivers Division: Louisville • South Atlantic Division: Mobile • North Atlantic Division: Baltimore • Southwest Division: Fort Worth • South Pacific Division: Sacramento

  5. ACI Contracts • The USACE Debris ACIs have been awarded and are utilizing the following strategy: • One contract per USACE Division. The 5 year contract capacity for each is $ 240 M. Total of 8 contracts. Also each USACE Division has a “back up” unrestricted contract resulting in each division having $480 M of capacity from the unrestricted advertisement. • One small business contract per USACE Division plus Puerto Rico. The 5 year contract capacity for each contract is $ 58 M. Total of 9 contracts.

  6. Debris ACI MSC/State Coverage • MVD: MS, IL, MN, WI, LA, IA, ND • LRD: WV, KY, TN, IN, OH, MI • SAD: AL, FL, GA, NC, SC, PR, VI • NAD: CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT, NJ, • NY, DC, DE, MD, PA, VA • NWD: KS, MO, NE, CO, MT, SD, • WY, ID, OR, WA • SWD: AR, OK, TX • SPD: NM, UT, AZ, CA, NV • POD: HI, AK, GUAM, Am. Somoa, • Other US Territories • within POD LRD U: Ceres Environmental B: Crowder Gulf R: Onopa/Dorado JV NWD U:D&J B: AshBritt R: MVD U: Environmental Chemical Corp B: AshBritt R: Coastal/QRI JV NAD U: Ceres Environmental B: Environmental Chemical Corp R: Conquistador/Dorado JV SPD U: AshBritt B: Environmental Chemical Corp R: TFR Enterprises, Inc. SAD U: AshBritt B: D&J R: Ceres Environmental SWD U:Crowder Gulf B: Ceres Environmental R:TFR Enterprises, Inc. Unrestricted and Restricted ACIs provide ability for Scalable response and utilizes Small business contractors Areas with no offerer have coverage with Unrestricted contract and restricted contracts will be re-competed at a later date. Puerto Rico R: Experts, Inc. Virgin Islands R: No Offerer POD U: Environmental Chemical Corp B: Ceres Environmental R: Ceres Environmental U: Unrestricted ACIs $240 Mil Capacity B: Reach Back Contractor R: Restricted ACIs $58 Mil Capacity (100% set aside for small business)

  7. Mission Challenges • Local Equipment Availability • Fuel • Temporary Debris Reduction Sites • Landfills and Disposal Sites • Geography • Logistics

  8. Questions?

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