Description
The State of Tennessee seeks up to three statewide contracts to provide rapid‑response emergency debris‑removal services after natural or man‑made disasters. Contractors must mobilize labor, heavy equipment, and materials within 24 hours of a call‑out, manage debris‑management sites, perform sorting, recycling, and disposal of all debris categories, and provide required documentation for FEMA reimbursement. The contract is a 36‑month indefinite‑delivery agreement with two optional one‑year extensions (up to 60 months total).
• Full‑cycle debris removal (vegetative, C&D, hazardous, white‑goods, e‑waste, vehicles, vessels, etc.)
• Immediate mobilization (≤ 24 hrs) and deployment of a qualified monitor within 45 minutes
• Management of Debris Management Sites, temporary traffic control, and compliance with OSHA/FEMA/USACE standards
• Required licensing (TN HC‑H/HC‑5 or HC with $1 M limit), bonding, and insurance; $1 B estimated liability for the contract