Debris and Damaged Mobile Home Removal to Allow for Installing Units to House Displaced Survivors

Debris and Damaged Mobile Home Removal to Allow for Installing Units to House Displaced Survivors. This Statement of Work (SOW) includes guidelines for Debris, damaged Mobile Home removal and Site Restoration; resulting from impacts incurred by Hurricane Michael on area Mobile Housing Properties. Items of Work: The Contractor will be responsible for providing all equipment, labor, and materials necessary to perform Mobile home and debris removal and restore lot to clean, safe and functional site as directed by FEMA. Work includes but is not limited to: Removing all man made and vegetative debris from identified areas agreed upon within the areas identified. This also includes picking up and loading vegetative and building related debris to either a temporary debris staging and reduction site, or final legal disposal site. Upon completion of the debris removal on an identified lot, it is imperative that it's as close to original grade as possible for potential unit re-installation. No additional work is requested to improve lots condition, i.e. Addition of gravel, leveling top soil or additional compacting requirements. Special attention to utility connection locations will be required, to prevent further damage as a result of the debris removal process and work on site. Only items and areas previously identified will work be performed; they'll either be appropriately marked by property management or clarified by the assigned COR. Trees that are cut and removed must have their stumps cut or shaved to ground level, preventing the possibility for tripping hazards and or obstruction.

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Material Processing and Handling Equipment.