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Refereece: <br />A.J: Holloway <br />Mayor <br />P: O. Box 429 <br />.Biloxi, MS 39533 <br />228:435.6254 <br />mayor(a~biloxi.ms_us <br />Debris Monitoring Services <br />Hurricane Katrina <br />53 <br />City of Biloxi, Mississippi <br />"l felt contracting debris monitoring with <br />Neel-Schaffer was in the best inferest of the City...We got the work done <br />quicker that way, and if we had trouble, we went to them.../f we hadn't <br />had that flexibility, we would have gone around in circles." <br />A. J. Holloway, Mayor of Biloxi <br />Neel-Schaffer entered into a contract with the City of Biloxi <br />on September 11, 2005 to monitor the removal and disposal <br />of storm-related debris from the public roads and streets in <br />Biloxi. The level of devastation in Biloxi was unprecedented, <br />and warranted an expansion of the scope by FEMA to include <br />private residential property clearing, as well as selected <br />commercial prope-ty debris clearing. <br />Neel chaffer assisted the City in the administration of the <br />con#racts with three independent contractors who were each <br />assigned a defined geographic area within the City for debris <br />removal. The general contractors subsequently employed <br />multiple subcontractors to meet reimbursement guidelines <br />established by FEMA. <br />Our staff met daily with the City and provided daily reports on <br />the progress of the debris removal. A total volume of 3 million <br />cubic yards of debris was removed and disposed at a cost of <br />$60 million. <br />I1~ NEEI-SCHAFFER <br />a SeluNen. ,.uu esn build open <br />