TxDOT Houston, Yoakum and Pharr Districts

Vegetative debris removal and disposal in Brazoria, Matagorda, Wharton, Houston, San Augustine, Nacogdoches, Shelby, Angelina, San Jacinto and Polk Counties.

Safely and expeditiously cut and trimmed damaged trees, bunched all storm debris into piles for collection, and established temporary disposal management sites (TDMS) at convenient locations coordinating with TCEQ to get the sites permitted for an open burn.

TxDOT Pharr District

Vegetative debris removal and disposal from Texas severe storms and flooding in Houston, San Augustine, Nacogdoches, San Jacinto and Polk Counties.

Safely and expeditiously cut and trimmed damaged trees, bunched all storm debris into piles for collection, and established temporary disposal management sites (TDMS) at convenient locations, coordinating with TCEQ to get the sites permitted for an open burn.

Texas Parks and Wildlife, Martin Dies State Park

Performed exemplary emergency tree removal, consisting of taking down, cutting up, and hauling off site 29 dangerous trees in 3 days for final disposal.

Texas Parks and Wildlife, Livingston State Park

 73 dangerous trees in 4 days.

City of Georgetown, Texas

Performed exemplary services of debris removal, reduction by grinding, and disposal of 150,000 CYDs of vegetative debris in 34 days.

Implemented a one-pass scenario allowing residents time to move their debris to the ROW or have it hauled off themselves.

City of Bee Cave, Texas

Performed exemplary services of debris removal, reduction by grinding, and disposal of 104,000 CYDs  of vegetative debris.

City of Port Arthur, Texas

Pre-positioned contract for emergency call-out for emergency debris removal and hauling. 

 TxDOT Paris Districts

Performed exemplary services of debris removal, reduction, and disposal of 92,562 CYDs of C&D and Vegetative Tornado Debris removal throughout Lamar and Red River counties, with five (5) trucks with trailers in 21 days.

Tx-DOT Lufkin District – Nacogdoches Co., Rusk Co. Texas and Cities of Crockett, Mount Enterprise, and Cushing, Texas

Tornadoes Debris Removal, Reduction and Disposal of C&D and Vegetative Tornado debris.

TxDOT Pharr District

Vegetative debris removal and disposal from Texas severe storms and flooding in Houston, San Augustine, Nacogdoches, San Jacinto and Polk Counties.

Safely and expeditiously cut and trimmed damaged trees, bunched all storm debris into piles for collection, and established temporary disposal management sites (TDMS) at convenient locations, coordinating with TCEQ to get the sites permitted for an open burn.

Stewart and Stevenson / Kirby Marine Harvey, Louisiana

Performed emergency repairs to a leaking bulkhead that created a public nuisance. Demoed Large Warehouse and slab for access to compact, back eroded areas with clay to stop canal from leaking onto public roadway.

Baldwin County, Alabama – Board of Education

Clearing, grubbing, and site prep including Fence removal of approximately 26 acres for the upcoming development of a new school.

After completion, School Board requested we perform all of their land clearing needs.

City of Beaumont, Texas

Excavate and load in 2 days, approximately 10,000 (+) CYDs of backfill material, existing vegetation, and construction debris from the designated site location in the marsh area on Marina Drive, including fence removal and disposal, final grading of the site, Construction Plan, storm water pollution plan, and traffic control.

City of Georgetown, Texas 

Performed 45,000 CYDs of debris removal as requested by City of Georgetown. When all other Contractors were released from the job, Global was asked to remain working due to their productivity and professionalism. Performed Debris removal for approximately Ten (10) Weeks with an invitation to return in the event of future disaster related damage.

TxDOT Houston District Fort Bend County

 Performed 25,000+ CYDs of debris removal, reduction, and disposal due to a River log jam on Brazos River FM 1093 Bridge.

TxDOT Pharr District

Vegetative debris removal and disposal from Texas severe storms and flooding in Houston, San Augustine, Nacogdoches, San Jacinto and Polk Counties.

Safely and expeditiously cut and trimmed damaged trees, bunched all storm debris into piles for collection, and established temporary disposal management sites (TDMS) at convenient locations, coordinating with TCEQ to get the sites permitted for an open burn.

TxDOT Lufkin District – Polk Co., Texas and Cities of Onalaska and Seven Oaks, Texas

 Performed debris removal, reduction, and disposal for 989,000+ CYDs of C&D and Vegetative Tornado debris.

Bastrop Co, Texas

Hurricane Harvey River and Stream Debris Removal and Disposal

Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)

Tropical Storm Imelda Debris Removal from Orange Co., City of Vidor, Jefferson Co., Hardin Co, Jasper Co, Newton Co., Chambers Co. and Liberty Co.

Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)

Debris Removal, Reduction and Disposal of 750,000 CYDs of Tornado debris in Cherokee Co., Nacogdoches Co., San Augustine Co., Houston Co., Shelby Co., Freestone Co., Leon Co., and Freestone Co., Texas.

Hays Co, Texas

Blanco River Flood Debris removal.

Phase 2 – Dec 2016

Phase 3 – Feb 2017

Phase 4 – June 2017

Phase 5 – Feb 2018

Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)

Hurricane Harvey Debris Removal, Reduction, and Disposal Jefferson, Orange, Newton, Jasper, Tyler, Hardin, Liberty, Chambers and Refugio Counties

Ascension Parish, Louisiana / Cahaba Disaster Recovery, LLC.

Debris Removal and Disposal due to severe flooding.

Harris County / WCA Waste

Debris Removal, and Disposal due to severe flooding in Harris and Fort Bend Counties.

 TxDOT / TOM-MAC, Inc.

Debris Removal, and Disposal due to severe flooding in Orange and Newton Counties.

United States of America Corps of Engingeers (USACE) / Environmental Chemical Corp. / Matoc Intracoastal Waterways

Performed Barge Crane, Barge and Push, Crew Boats for Marine services of the placement of 2800 mats for PA 28, 33, 34, 35: High Island, Texas to Rollover Pass.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

Debris removal from state, county, and city roads. Muhlenberg and Carlile Counties.

TxDOT Port Bolivar Peninsula

Debris removal of 1,500,000 CYDs of Debris on state roads. Marine Debris removal in Galveston Bay.

Evangeline Parish Solid Waste, City of Central Louisiana, City of Bakers, Louisiana, and City of Zachery, Louisiana. 

Debris removal reduction and disposal from Hurricane Gustav damage.

City of Los Fresnos, Texas

 Debris removal reduction and disposal due to Hurricane Dolly damage.

Demolished 43,000 sq. ft. of new hotel destroyed by fire in December 2007. Demoed and cleaned work area in 5 days for insurance evaluation of slab.

Jefferson and Orange County, Texas, Army Corps of Engineers and Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).

Debris removal, reduction, disposal and demolition due to Hurricane Rita damage.

Army Corps of Engineers (Louisiana & Mississippi); City of New Orleans

USACE, preformed Debris Removal, and Demolition (RACM). Preformed selective salvage demolition contract through GEE CEE in conjunction with Army Corps of Engineer and the City of New Orleans.

US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) 

Statewide contract for emergency roofing due to damage from Hurricane Charlie. Contracted and produced over 3,000,000 sq. ft. of Blue tarp roofing through the Army Corps of Engineers.

City of Jacksonville Florida; City of Jacksonville Beach, Florida; and Fernadino Beach, Florida

Preformed debris removal due to damage from multiple hurricanes . Bringing construction supplies for both Florida & Alabama.

Coalition Provisional Authority

Contracted as sub-contractor to the Coalition Provisional Authority through DRC, Inc. to supply and oversee security at Baghdad International Airport. Traveled to Nepal and contracted fifty-four Ex-British Army Gurkhas (British Special Forces) to provide security at airport and main gates at Military Base in Baghdad, Iraq. Also contracted to supply 400-man camp, all-inclusive. Camp was built and ready for occupancy in 15 days. Held an all-access security clearance (highest clearance possible) with all access military weapons permit.

Contracted through ECC to negotiate contracting with United States Army Corps of Engineers and secure profitable subcontracting for their ACI Pacific contract. ECC was in grave danger of loosing their contract, but due to extensive knowledge of working in Guam, Global was able to lower the contract amount with the CORPS of Engineers and move forward with a very profitable contract for ECC.

Evangeline Parish Solid Waste Departmen

Mobilized crews in the aftermath of Lily removing all debris from various cities and within the parish

Contracted to ECC as a disaster consultant directing their direction into the work schedule in New York, and with their USACE ACI contracts. Organized and implemented ECC into the Disaster business.

Natchez, Mississippi

Grinding and screening of vegetative material to be used as boiler fuel for the paper plant. Executed over 200,000 tons of boiler fuel.

Emergency equipment rentals for debris removal from river and streams deposited by 1999 Oklahoma F5 Tornados. The contract was for 90 days, initiated enough Rights of Entry to continue work for 14 months. Initiated value engineering for Government and increased Trucking production by 100%.

Emergency Debris removal from river, streams, and parks. Equipment Rental contract and excavation of mudslides from roadways and parks.

US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)

Conducted a successful “flood fight” in Horry County, SC ; removal and disposal of hazardous materials in Lenoir County, NC and Myrtle Beach SC.; debris removal for City of Myrtle Beach, S.C., New Hanover County, N.C., and Brevard County, Florida; emergency burn construction and debris removal in North Topsail Beach, NC; debris removal and abatement of fish-kills due to saltwater infiltration in freshwater ponds and lakes, and debris removal in Jacksonville Beach, FL. Prepositioned contracts were established in many cases.

US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)

In response to a statewide pre-positioned contract with USACE, our team mobilized more than forty crews within 48 hours to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We established a temporary debris processing and reduction site on a 40-acre location and constructed a compacted one-mile by 35-foot-wide rock access road overnight, capable of supporting 400–700 truckloads per day without failure for 40 consecutive days.

Collection of 420,000 CYDs of debris in 21 days utilizing a fleet of over 600 trucks and loading equipment. Vegetative and C&D debris were reduced for disposal, while metal and concrete materials were recycled. Final landfill disposal totaled approximately 165,000 CYDs—achieving a 63% volume reduction and significant savings in tipping fees.

Performed a wide range of services for the operations in the Balkins. To provide additional support, offices were established in Tirana, Albania; Skopje, Macedonia; and Pristina, Kosovo. Provided work camp management and life support services, construction of roads and helicopter landing pad and food catering.

Joint venture with the largest transportation firm in Macedonia to establish a direct transportation link (The Kosovo Express) between Greece and Kosovo to bring needed supplies to the population of this area. Established field offices and provided support in each of the military-controlled segments of Kosovo, including the Italian, German, British, French, and American sectors.

Provided a variety of disaster recovery services in Honduras and Nicaragua. Work involved avalanche clearance, river sediment and debris removal, bridge, and road construction.

USACE San Juan, Puerto Rico

Removed, processed, and disposed of approximately 320,000 CYDs of debris in Puerto Rico.

Processing entailed separating all debris, recovering metallic material, and disposing of the remainder after reduction. Preformed emergency debris removal and debris processing, including air curtain burning and vegetative reduction by grinding.

Preformed debris removal, processing, and reduction on the island of Guam in the South Pacific. Mobilized all equipment by barge (ship) and completed all tasks in a 16-month period. Processed and reduced approximately 1,500,000 cubic yards of vegetative and C&D debris; collected, crushed and shipped to Korea over 14,000 destroyed vehicles; shredded, baled and removed over 50,000 tons (one hundred million pounds) of metallic waste. Secured six 10,000-ton ships and delivered metals to Korea and China for recycling. Reclaimed and restored all three reduction sites. Specialized services included car crushing, white goods bailing, tire shredding, and removal of battery acids and fluids from automobiles.

Preformed Ice and Water Delivery for USACE Wilmington, N.C. Contracted equipment rentals for NCDOT. Contracted 40 counties for Debris Removal for NCDOT.

Emerged DRC, Inc. (former company) from a seasonal Disaster Contractor to the Largest Disaster Contractor in the United States.

United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) 

Performed construction of Red Cross Shelter, Debris Removal and Temporary landfill reduction on the Islands of Vieques and Culebra, Puerto Rico USACE, and River and Stream debris removal and restoration for USDA NRCS.

Disaster Management work history dates back 36 years to 1989, Hurricane Hugo in Charleston, South Carolina.

Construction Work History dates back to the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. 

All is available upon request.