Pooler_2025_06_22_Debris Removal RFP Add1.pdf
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- PE-66418-NONST-2025-000000012
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- Chatham County, Georgia
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This is an RFP Addendum #1 issued by the City of Pooler, Georgia for Disaster-Related Debris Removal Services. The addendum expands the scope of work to include clearing non-navigable waterways of storm debris as directed by the City in writing. Services encompass emergency response to remove blockages and other impediments to water flow that pose immediate flood risks to improved property, with the City determining the need for further debris removal in designated areas such as canals, streams, and lakes following water flow restoration. Marine debris removal may include trees, branches, brush, and other debris deposited in and adjacent to waterways, with all associated pricing for waterway clearance work required to be included in the proposal.
The selected contractor(s) must demonstrate extensive knowledge and strong understanding of FEMA's Public Assistance Program and Policy Guide (PAPPG). All costs related to waterway debris removal and disposal must be incorporated into the proposal pricing structure. No specific due dates, award dates, contract terms, or renewal options are outlined in this addendum document.
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City of Pooler • 100 SW Hwy 80 • Pooler, Georgia 31322 • (912) 748-7261 www.pooler-ga.gov
RFP ADDENDUM #1
Disaster-Related Debris Removal Services
Scope of Work
1. The Contractor(s) may be responsible for clearing non-navigable waterways of storm debris, as directed by the City in writing. This may include emergency response to clear blockages and other impediments to water flow that pose an immediate flood risk to improved property. Once water flow paths are restored, the City will determine if further debris removal in designated areas is necessary (i.e. in canals, streams, lakes, etc.). Marine debris removal from non-navigable waterways may include the removal and disposal of trees, branches, brush, and other debris deposited in and adjacent to the waterway. All associated pricing for this work should be included in the proposal as necessary.
2. The selected Contractor(s) must be very knowledgeable and have a strong understanding of FEMA's Public Assistance Program and Policy Guide (PAPPG).
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