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C -- C--LIMITED UPDATES OF FLOOD STUDIES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES POC William Roberson, Contract Specialist 202/646-3622 Patricia A. English, Contracting Officer 202/646-4257 LIMITED UPDATES Of FLOOD STUDIES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES SYNOPSIS LIMITED 96 DUE 04/14/95 POC Patricia A. English (202) 646-4257. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) intends to award a contract in FY 96 to several engineering firms, subject to the availability of funds, for limited updates of flood insurance studies for communities subject to riverine flooding. The contracts will be for one year starting in FY 1996 with options for FY 1997 and 1998. The anticipated contract type will be cost reimbursable, plus fixed fee. Only firms having a cost accounting system meeting the standards of the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) will be given consideration for contract award. The selected firms will be expected to: perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses to develop and/or revise flood elevation frequency profiles and floodways along streams in various communities throughout the United States; prepare work maps which outline flood hazard areas for flood insurance risk zones; and, coordinate and consult with local community officials, FEMA staff, review contractors, and others as required. Specific project areas will be assigned by task letter after contract award and the project muvada; Region X (Bothell, WA)/Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. FEMA intends to utilize ''set aside'' procedures, where applicable, to contract with qualified small business firms. To be considered eligible for ''set aside'' procedures, such A&E firms musrespond or an insufficient number is determined to be qualified utilizing the ''set aside'' procedures, large firms will also be considered. This procurement is classified under the Standard Indwish to be considered, showing project experience for each specific office and listing the personnel in that office who would be assigned to perform the work. This is not a request for proposia, Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee; Region VI (Denton, TX)/Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas; Region VII (Kansas City, MO)/Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska; Region VIII (Denver, CO)/Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming; Region IX (San Francisco, CA)/Arizona, California, Hawaii, and Nevada; Region X (Bothell, WA)/Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. FEMA intends to utilize ''set aside'' procedures, where applicable, to contract with qualified small business firms. To be considered eligible for ''set aside'' procedures, such A&E firms musrespond or an insufficient number is determined to''set aside'' procedures, large firms will also be considered. This procurement is classified under the Standard Indwish to be considered, showing project experience for each specific office and listing the personnel in that office who would be assigned to perform the work. This is not a request for proposal (0062)

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