Development of Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations (WFPO) Watershed Plan for Rawhide Creek

Bid Postings • Development of Watershed and Flood Prevention Skip to Main Content UTILITY EMERGENCIES: We have electric, gas, sewer and water service workers on call 24/7 for after-hours emergencies. Call 402-727-2600 to report emergencies and outages. GET ALERTS QUICK Government Services Business Community Online Payments Search Home Bid Postings Print Sign up to receive a text message or email when new bids are added! Print Bid Title: Development of Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations (WFPO) Watershed Plan for Rawhide Creek Category: Bid Opportunities Status: Closed Description: Submittals will be received at the office of the Dodge County Emergency Manager, 435 N. Park Avenue, Fremont, Nebraska, until 4:30 p.m., May 28, 2021. Submittal Requirements: Proposals will be accepted at the Dodge County Emergency Management Office until 4:30 PM Central Time on May 28th, 2021. Three paper copies must be submitted along with an electronic (pdf) format on a memory stick or equivalent device. Late proposals will not be eligible for consideration. The following shall be included in the submission: Proposal for this project including the following items (Not to exceed 10 single sided pages): 1. Cover letter expressing interest in the project 2. Project understanding 3. Proposed project approach 4. Related experience 5. Workload/willingness and capability to meet time requirements 6. Conflict of Interest Statement 7. Description of Insurance 8. Proposed Project Schedule 9. Breakdown of Costs by Task Listed in Scope of Work 10. Total Cost of Project 11. Other Relevant Information Terms/Selection: Proposals will be reviewed, and the award made to the proposal giving consideration which shall include, but not limited to, the following: 1. Firms which have sufficient professional manpower to meet the project schedule of 24 months. 2. Firms with a sound performance record for meeting time and budget requirements. 3. Firms which possess project experience and management ability. 4. Firms with recent, current, and/or a projected workload with the County. 5. Firms that display a strong project understanding. 6. Any other specialized qualification which the firms might possess to benefit the project. Expenses for developing and presenting qualifications shall be the entire responsibility of the Respondent and shall not be chargeable to the requesting entity. All supporting documentation and manuals submitted with these qualifications will become the property of the JWMAB, unless requested by the Respondent, in writing, at the time of the submission, and agreed to, in writing, by the JWMAB. The selection committee may select a firm from the proposals submitted or may request addition al information from a firm or firms. Scope of Work: The JWMAB is seeking firms with qualifications to complete this plan in accordance with the policy set forth in the NRCS Title 390, NWPM. Planning procedural guidelines for creation of the NEW Watershed Plan-Environmental Assessment (Watershed Plan-EA) shall follow NRCS Title 390, National Watershed Program Handbook (NWPH). NRCS water resources projects must comply with the latest Principles, Requirements, and Guidelines (PR&G) for Water and Land Related Resources Implementation Studies. Refer to the following webpage for PR&G: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/main/national/nwmc/3 The primary components of the plan will include the following tasks: Task 1: Identify Problems, Opportunities, and Concerns This task will involve development of a Plan of Work and a Public Participation Plan along with agency scoping meetings and two open house public meetings to obtain feedback on water resource concerns to be addressed in the plans. Task 2: Determine Objectives This task includes writing the purpose and need statement and establishing a plan outline. Includes correspondence and review with NRCS State Office staff. Ensuring the path forward is complete and compliant with Title 130 National Watershed Program Manual requirements. Task 3: Inventory Resources Includes data gathering, watershed site tour, formulation of feasible alternatives, economic and social assessment, cultural resource assessment, and geologic and engineering assessment. Preparing and sending letters/notifications to agencies and the public. Task 4: Analyze Resource Data , This task includes an analysis of all collected resources through statistics, maps, hydrogeology, understanding of the JWMAB goals, and other similar water management objectives. Information will be used to support the establishment of a list of initial alternatives. Task 5: Formulate Alternatives A list of initial alternatives, including no action, will be established, and discussed with the JWMAB and other key stakeholders. Establishment (or updating existing) hydrology and hydraulics model and use of LiDAR to guide design. Task 6: Evaluate Alternatives This task includes an alternatives assessment using an alternative screening assessment such as an evaluation matrix. A list of evaluation criteria will be used such as technical feasibility, social acceptance, financial, etc. to evaluate and score alternatives. Includes site selection, planning level design of preferred alternatives, and initial benefit-cost assessment (BCA). Task 7: Plan Development/Make Decisions Includes drafting the plan document and completing all reviews with the Nebraska State NRCS office and other resource agencies participating in the NEPA process. Includes preliminary design of the preferred alternatives, cost estimating, summary of permitting needs, data gaps, and completion of the BCA. Includes compiling and addressing all responses and input. Completing the final plan and working through the review process with the National Water Management Center. Printing and delivering appropriate hard and electronic copies after successful National Programmatic Review. Submissions will be accepted at the Dodge County Emergency Management Office until 4:30 PM Central Time on May 28, 2021: Attn: Tom Smith, Director Dodge County Emergency Management 435 N Park Ave. STE 101B Fremont, NE 68025 Publication Date/Time: 5/5/2021 12:00 AM Closing Date/Time: 5/28/2021 4:30 PM Addendum Date/Time: 05/20/2021 Contact Person: Attn: Tom Smith, Director Dodge County Emergency Management 435 N Park Ave. STE 101B Fremont, NE 68025, PH: 402-727-2785 Qualifications: Listed in related documents. 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