Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery Specialists

2008

IntroductionAshBritt Presenting Team

Rob RayVice President

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Impacts of the 2005/2006 Hurricane Season, LA & MS

Know one another prior to a disaster Inform about AshBritt capabilities, processes, commitments, documentation and special logistics Review recovery program actions for 2005/2006 Review current disaster recovery environment Address your questions, needs and concerns

Presentation Objectives

About AshBritt Nationally recognized rapid-

response disaster recovery contractor.

Since 1992, over 80 major disaster projects.

30 federally declared disaster events, in 12 states.

Organized to deliver integrated services and solutions.

15 Years of Community Assistance. Over 100 Satisfied Clients. First Response Contractor, USACE,

Hurricane Katrina, LA & MS. Prime Contractor, USACE, Hurricane

Katrina, MS. Revenues in excess of $1 Billion over

2004-2006 Ultimate Success through Caring

Management, Quality Communication, and Highest Integrity.

Disaster Recovery Overview

Engineering Services

Environmental Civil Structural Mechanical

Commercial Solid Waste

Vegetative Solid Waste

C&D Waste Collection

Waste Services

Emergency Remediation

Marine Services Special

Environmental Projects

Special Environmental

Hurricanes Katrina & Wilma AshBritt Accomplishments 2005/06

Removed and Processed 21 Million Cubic Yards of Vegetative Debris and Wreckage

Hauled over 650,000 Loads of Debris, with approximately 12,400 Operational Hauling Vehicles

Employed and Managed over 1,230 Subcontractors Removed over 1,900 Tons of Spoiled Food, Public and

Commercial Removed and hauled 24,045 hazardous stumps; 180,940 leaning

trees; and 332,079 dangerous hanging limbs. Backfilled 40,542 hazardous holes and 1,814 private pools,

providing barrier fencing for pools.

Disaster Recovery Recent AchievementsHurricane Katrina – Louisiana/Mississippi (2005/06)

[The Largest Single Company Debris Mission in U.S. History]

Hurricane Katrina & Wilma – Florida (2005/06)

Collected and processed over 5 Million Cubic Yards of Vegetative Debris and C&D debris for Twenty-Three clients

Provided Emergency Power to Twelve Clients Supplied Vacuum Truck Support to Numerous

Clients Conducted Emergency Response for Petroleum

Releases Utilized the Services of 80 Key Subcontractors

Disaster Recovery Recent Achievements

Hurricane Katrina The Scope of Damage: A Visual Analysis

Phase I: Emergency Roadway Debris Clearance

Damages & Debris

Louisiana

Logistical Considerations

Phase I: Emergency Roadway Debris Clearance in 15 Counties and the City of Pass Christian

Damages & Debris

Mississippi

AshBritt Debris Operations

Phase II: Debris Removal

Mississippi

Phase Two – Debris Removal

AshBritt, through the Right of Entry program performed debris removal operations from private property in 8 Counties and the City of Pass Christian:

► + 35,000 individual properties► + 180,000 hazardous tree removed► + 340,000 trees with hazardous hanging limbs

removed► + 2,500 Single Family Dwellings demolished.► + 400 Commercial Buildings demolished.► + 40,000 void fills► + 1800 swimming pools

Putrefied Foods in Refrigerators

Over 25,000 refrigerators were removed from the public Right Of Way.

Four Phase Process► I. Retrieval► II. Decontamination► III. Freon Extraction► IV. Disposal

Household Hazardous Waste

Generation of HHW Qualified Identification and

Collection Segregation of HHW

FEMA Policies

Adapting to the situation, or not?

Debris Cost

The USACE Debris Mission for MS ended August 29, 2006.

The current estimated cost for debris removal under the USACE Contract will exceed 670 Million Dollars

Closing Remarks

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Thank You for Your Time and Attention.