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Matt Mooneyham discussed Harrison County's debris monitoring contract and explained that Tetra Tech Inc.'s staff will monitor the daily activities of debris haulers to be sure FEMA guidelines are followed and that a daily report will be provided.

Order Agenda Ready Introduced April 11, 2024

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Consider approval of a contractual agreement with Tetra Tech Inc. to provide Disaster Debris Monitoring Services As Needed; and authorization for the … Flower Mound, TX Task Order No. 1-26 (RFP-RH-22-112) – Tetra Tech, Inc. – Development of White Paper for Debris Removal Services (SW26-0854) Pasco County, FL ADMINISTRATIVE EXEMPTION and TRADE, TRAVEL AND TOURISM COMMITTEE REPORT relative to the proposed First Amendment to Personal Services Agreement No. 23… Los Angeles, CA Authorization to approve a decreasing Change Order #1 to the MS4 Annual Program Management Contract (87-2020), with Tetra Tech, Inc. for savings of $5… Lexington-Fayette, KY <strong>Contract Award - </strong>Professional Services Agreement with Tetra Tech, Inc. for PFAS Treatment Systems Design for Wells 22, 23, and 30/31,… $782K Colton, CA

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Committee
Public Forum
Introduced
April 11, 2024
On agenda
May 6, 2024

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