4-Attachment C S26-012 CITY OF LEANDER DEBRIS REMOVAL SERVICES Bid Form.xlsx

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CITY OF LEANDER DEBRIS MANGEMENT SERVICES
Solicitation number
S26-012
Issued by
Williamson County, Texas

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This is a bid form attachment for debris removal services issued by the City of Leander, Texas, establishing pre-event contracts for citywide disaster debris removal on an as-needed basis. The City seeks to contract with one or more qualified contractors to provide comprehensive clean-up, demolition, removal, reduction, and disposal of disaster-generated debris following natural or manmade disasters. The scope of services encompasses 36 line items organized into six categories: vegetative debris collection and hauling, management and reduction services (grinding, air curtain burning, and compacting), construction and demolition (C&D) debris collection and transport, final disposal and tipping fees, tree operations (hazardous tree and stump removal by diameter size), and specialty removal services including vehicle and vessel removal, white goods, electronic waste, hazardous materials, and bio-waste. Additional restoration services include clean fill dirt placement. The bid form requires vendors to submit unit prices for each service line item and to provide equipment and labor rates for up to 35 additional resource categories.

The pricing structure requires bidders to establish unit prices in cubic yards, per tree, per stump, per unit, per linear foot, or per pound depending on the service category. All equipment rates must include operator costs, fuel, maintenance, and insurance, with equipment capable of handling a minimum of 100 cubic yards of material. Labor rates must account for personal protective equipment including hard hats, traffic safety vests, steel-toed footwear, leggings, and protective eyewear. Equipment descriptions must align with FEMA Typed Resource Definitions. Successful contractors must maintain proper licensing and comply with all federal, state, and local laws applicable to disaster debris removal operations. The contract is intended to enable the City to rapidly deploy qualified resources and pre-negotiated pricing in response to emergency situations without delay.

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SUPPLIES & SERVICES

S26-012 CITY OF LEANDER DEBRIS REMOVAL SERVICES
ITEMDESCRIPTIONUNITSUNIT PRICE
Part A: Unit Prices
Vegetative Collect and Haul
1Vegetative Debris from Public Property and ROW to DMS Vegetative debris collect and transport to DMSCY
2Vegetative Debris from Public Property and ROW Final Disposal Vegetative debris collect and transport to final disposal siteCY
Management and Reduction
3Grinding Grinding/chipping vegetative debrisCY
4Air Curtain Burning Air Curtain Burning vegetative debrisCY
5Compacting Compacting vegetative debrisCY
6DMS Management Preparation, management, and segregating at debris management siteCY
C&D Collect and Haul
7C&D Debris from Public Property and ROW to DMS C&D debris collect and transport to DMSCY
8C&D Debris from Public Property and ROW to Final Disposal C&D debris collect and transport to final disposalCY
Final Disposal
9DMS to Final Disposal Transport of processed debris from DMS to final disposalCY
10Tipping Fees (Vegetative) Fee includes negotiated contract price or pass through amount for vegetativeCY
11Tipping Fees (Mix) Fee includes negotiated contract price or pass through amount for mixCY
12Tipping Fees (C&D) Fee includes negotiated contract price or pass through amount for C&DCY
Tree Operations
13Hazardous Trees 6"-12" Hazardous tree removal for a 6-12 inch trunk diameterTree
14Hazardous Trees 13"-24" Hazardous tree removal for a 13-24 inch trunk diameterTree
15Hazardous Trees 25"-36" Hazardous tree removal for a 25-36 inch trunk diameterTree
16Hazardous Trees 37"-48" Hazardous tree removal for a 37-48 inch trunk diameterTree
17Hazardous Trees 49"+ Hazardous tree removal for a 49 inch trunk diameterTree
18Hazardous Limbs (Hangers) >2" Hazardous hanging limb removal with a greater than 2 inch diameter (price per tree)Tree
19Hazardous Stumps > 24"-36" Hazardous stump removal for a >24-36 inch stump diameterStump
20Hazardous Stumps > 37"-48" Hazardous stump removal for a >37-48 inch stump diameterStump
21Hazardous Stumps 49+ Hazardous stump removal for 49+ inch stump diameterStump
22Stump Fill Dirt Fill dirt for stump holes after removalCY
Specialty Removal
23Sand/Mud/Dirt/Rock Collection and Screening Pick up, screen, adnd return debris laden sand/mud, dirt, rockCY
24Vehicle Removal Removal of eligible vehicleUnit
25Vessel Removal (Land) Removal of eligible vesselLF
26Carcass Removal Removal of animal carcassesPound
27ROW White Goods Removal Pick up and haul of white goods to disposal siteUnit
28Freon Management Freon management and recyclingUnit
29Demolition of Private Structure -RACM Demolition, removal and transport of eligible RACM structuresCY
30Demolition of Private Structure non -RACM Demolition, removal and transport of eligible non-RACM structuresCY
31Electronic Waste Removal of electronic debris that contains hazardous materials such as cathode ray tubes; includes computers, montiors, and televisionsUnit
32Silt RemovalCY
33Putrescent Removal Removal of debris that will decompose or rot (animals or organic fleshy matter)Pound
34Bio Waste Removal of waste capable of causing infection to humans (animal waste, human blood, pathological waste, etc.)Pound
35Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) HHW remvoal and disposalPound
Restoration
36Clean Fill DirtCY
Part B: Eequipment and Labor Rates Vendor: List your firm's requipment and labor rates as appropriateHourly Rate
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*Note: All equipment descriptions submitted will be in accordance with the FEMA "Typed Resource Definitions".
**Note: All equipment rates include the cost of the operator, fuel, maintenance, and insurance and must be capable of handling a minimum of 100 cubic yards of material.
***Note: All labor rates include the cost of personal protective equipment including, but not limited to: hard hat, traffic safety vest, steel-toed footwear, leggings and protective eyewear.

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