219-20260209084955 MARSHALL.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for Marshall County, Mississippi, detailing debris removal and disposal services following a severe winter storm and weather event that occurred between January 23-27, 2026. The project addresses widespread public services damage, including vegetation and debris resulting from the storm event. The scope encompasses the removal, hauling, and proper disposal of storm debris from public rights-of-way and county properties throughout Marshall County. The contract includes detailed specifications for debris sorting, segregation by material type (vegetative, construction, and demolition debris), and compliance with environmental regulations. Bidders are required to provide comprehensive pricing for debris removal operations, including equipment, labor, and disposal costs at approved facilities. The project timeline requires expedited completion given the emergency nature of the work, with mobilization and operations to commence immediately upon contract award.

Pricing for this project is submitted on a unit cost basis, with payment structured around tonnage removed and disposed of or by hourly equipment rates. The contract is funded through Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster assistance programs related to the January 2026 winter storm event. No set-asides or incumbent contractor preferences are indicated. All work must comply with FEMA documentation requirements and debris management guidelines. Contractors must provide proof of appropriate licensing, insurance, and environmental compliance certifications. The contract term extends through completion of all debris removal operations, with specific performance metrics and reporting requirements tied to FEMA reimbursement procedures.