Specializing in the following Disaster Recovery Services:

 

        Emergency Management Assistance

        Providing Pre-Disaster Planning

        Preposition Contracting

        Debris Management Plans - Developing Individual Municipality Plans     

           (FEMA approved)

        Debris Management- Assessing, Removal, Staging,     

           Segregation, Reduction, Hauling, Hazardous

           Materials and Final Disposal

        FEMA Funding Assistance - Providing Necessary

           Reimbursement Documentation

        Waterway Restoration

        Marine Salvage

        Marine Debris Removal

        Beach Restoration – Sand Sifting, Dune Restoration, and

           Stabilization

        Dredging

        Demolition Services

        Asbestos Abatement

        Haz Mat

        RCRA Issues

        USTs / ASTs

        Potable Water

        Ice

        Temporary Housing

        Temporary Showers

        Port-O-Let Services

Bamaco, Inc.’s management personnel have been in the disaster response business for over 29 years. Bamaco’s personnel have worked every major hurricane and disaster since Hurricane Fredrick in 1979. Additionally, Mike Mitchell and Bamaco key personnel have worked together in response to tornadoes, floods, ice storms and forest fires throughout the United States. Bamaco’s Management personnel have completed many hazardous jobs on both manmade and natural disasters. This highly skilled and professional team will provide direction on funding, required training and other elements necessary to meet FEMA’s ever changing standards. This all being evidenced by Bamaco’s combined management staff completing over $750,000,000.00 in disaster and hazardous related projects across the United States.

In August of 2005, Bamaco under contract for the City of Gulfport, Mississippi responded in lightning speed to Hurricane Katrina. Within hours Bamaco provided 108 pieces of equipment to open the right-of- ways to allow the rescue workers and various disaster units to move in. Additional Bamaco provided another 173 pieces of equipment the following two days. Ultimately, Bamaco provided over 250 crews, in excess of 1300 pieces of equipment and over 4,000 trucks with a population of workers in excess of 7,000 working to restore order on the Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana Gulf Coast.

That’s not all Bamaco did, Bamaco provided massive crews to assist the USACE with the devastation caused in southern Alabama. With Katrina’s severe winds and storm surge so severe, it caused the Battleship USS Alabama to list out of its concrete mooring.
In addition to Mississippi and Alabama, Bamaco was selected as the debris removal and demolition contractor for the largest section of the hard hit 9th Ward in New Orleans. Bamaco had to deal with, not only the debris left by the storm and flood, but tasked by the USACE to search for bodies while contending with the environmental consequences of untreated sewage and industrial waste. Health and safety considerations were and are still paramount on this project.

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse, Hurricane Wilma pounded southern and central Florida. Hurricane Wilma, with her lightning speed coupled with the intensity of the storm, surprised everyone. As late as the night before landfall, Wilma was predicted to be a Category One or at worst a sleepy Category Two, blitzed Florida with Category Three level winds. Again Bamaco responded with lightning speed. Most companies would not even attempt to work in four states at the same time, but Bamaco flexed its muscle and proved to the Disaster Debris Removal world that Bamaco is one of the strongest, and most dependable debris removal companies in the USA. Bamaco provided disaster recovery and debris removal services in Palm Beach County, as well as the cities of Miramar, Sunrise, North Lauderdale, and Pembroke Park in Florida.

Today Bamaco continues debris removal in multiple states. With millions upon millions of yards of debris removed in the past, Bamaco sails into the future prepared for the next challenge.