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Over 80000 families in Louisiana are living in FEMA trailers. Minnesota, was given a $500 million contract for debris removal in Louisiana by the Corps on are getting the big contracts from FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers.
Corruption, Cronyism & Incompetence
FEMA signed a contract for debris removal that pays $23/cubic yard, but by the time it went through multiple layers of subcontractors, the people who are actually removing the debris are making $3/cubic yard. That is absurd.
New Orleans
Over 80000 families in Louisiana are living in FEMA trailers. MN was given a $500 million contract for debris removal in LA by the Corps of Engineers. Circle B Enterprises was awarded $287 million in contracts by FEMA to build
Big Fat FEMA Contracts to Big Fat National Compani
Granted, smaller local companies couldn't tackle debris removal from this disaster "The corps requested that Vitter not disclose individual contract prices, Officials from FEMA were unavailable for comment Friday evening.""
New Orleans
How much was actually spent on FEMA trailers? How much did the big contractors take off the top and then subcontract out the work? Who were the subcontractors for the multi-million dollar debris removal and reconstruction contracts?
Christmas Presents for Big Firms, Lumps of Coal for New Orleans
won the competitive bid contract last July to provide debris removal and other a news story came out about an audit showing that FEMA is still Instead, FEMA rebid only a portion and then extended their contracts once,
big easy money
amount received by fema’s disaster relief fund: $38 billion amount granted by fema in contracts so far: $6 billion ashbritt’s $500 million contract for debris removal amounted to about $23 for every cubic yard of debris removed.
FEMA: Ready for 2006 Hurricane Season
FEMA approaches the 2006 hurricane season with a renewed sense of commitment, FEMA is pursuing even more robust contract and contingency surge capabilities that FEMA has adjusted its debris removal policy to ensure consistent
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WLOX - The City of Gulfport has awarded a contract to Necaise Brothers for the continuation of debris removal from eligible, public rights-of-way, or properties within the Katrina surge inundation zone determined by FEMA. Debris removal
Nineteenth Century Recovery
There were debris removal contractors, FEMA trailer installers and people like dispatching trucks for debris removal in the early days of the clean-up. a list of the building components included along with contract information.

FEMA: FEMA Launches Debris Contractor Registry To Assist Communities
Although FEMA does not contract for debris removal, under a presidential disaster declaration the FEMA Public Assistance Program can reimburse a cost-share
Review of Hurricance Katrina Debris Removal Contract, City of
Review of Hurricane Katrina Debris Removal Contract from the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, a FEMA grantee, for debris removal activities.
Review of Hurricane Wilma Activities, City of Fort Lauderdale
removal contracts according to federal regulations and FEMA guidelines, and had adequate. procedures for monitoring the activities of the debris removal
Allan Friedrich (E-mail);
If desired, FEMA staff will review debris removal contracts for reasonableness prior to contract award. Use of Contractors: If an applicant decides to award
CorpWatch : DEBRIS REMOVAL
On a much larger scale, AshBritt’s $500 million debris removal contract (which has since far exceeded that wishful number) has attracted attention from FEMA
FEMA: Debris Management Brochure - FEMA 329
Debris Management Brochure - FEMA 329. q. Eligibility. q. Debris Management Planning. q. Debris-Related Contracts. q. Debris Removal Monitoring
Disaster Debris Management Planning
FEMA may also direct other Federal agencies to provide debris removal Provide contract rates for debris removal labor and equipment and tipping and
Debris Removal Contracts Awarded for Hurricane Recovery
Debris removal competitive contracts have been awarded to the following companies: The work under these contracts will cover debris removal, debris
$568 million to remove debris at a rate
Meanwhile, despite assertions by FEMA that 9% of contracts put out as of 9/23 "4 Firms Hired to Remove Debris in the Gulf," Washington Post (9/16/05)
Christian-Christensen (VI00) - Press Releases - FEMA Establishes
FEMA does not contract directly with businesses for debris removal services, nor do they endorse, approve or recommend any contractor, even those listed on contract+debris+fema+removal: contract+debris+fema+removal