Sealed bids for construction of City of Sylvester’s Stormwater Resiliency Improvements FY2021 CDBG-MIT will be received until ¬¬¬¬11:00 am on September 29, 2022, at Sylvester City Hall, 101 North Main St, Sylvester, GA 31791, to be publicly opened and read. No bid may be withdrawn for a 60-day period. Work must be performed by a Georgia licensed contractor.
Consultants shall have experience in the following areas: · Experience with stormwater management, streambank erosion mitigation, flood resiliency, community outreach and master planning · Experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to analyze watersheds, drainage conditions and determine flood risk in urbanized areas. · Experience with condition assessment of stormwater infrastructure. · Experience with identifying flooding problems and ability
The services will require producing an innovative and sustainable WSMP that encompasses a One Water long-term plan that addresses drought and climate resiliency. A One Water approach envisions managing all water in an integrated, comprehensive, and sustainable manner that considers all water resources from ground water, treated water, wastewater, recycled water, dry weather runoff and stormwater that improves water resiliency to climate change.
, resiliency, parks, energy, water and wastewater, and municipal solid waste and recycling Ship-to Address: Bill-to Address: Print Format: BID_S_NEW1 File Attachments: Addendum No. 1 - Grant Writing and Administration Services.pdf ePro - Important Reminder Advertisement - RFP 22-0103-P LN - Grant Writing and Administration Services.pdf Form Attachments: Required Quote Attachments Is a Site Visit Required?
Dare County Stormwater Master Plan Update Public Meetings Dare County is currently updating its Stormwater Master Plan, a document intended to identify critical project areas and potential mitigation measures to further guide resiliency efforts and reduce future Stormwater impacts in unincorporated Dare County. Your input at the meetings will help shape the development and goals of this plan.
This design contract includes engineering services and design for the management of stormwater within the Lejeune Hall/Porter Road watershed at USNA. The objective of this project is to meet long-term stormwater management, flood control and resiliency goals for the United States Naval Academy.
The majority of stormwater infrastructure in the Lejeune Hall/Porter Road watershed is inadequate, and is currently failing to manage stormwater runoff. The objective of this project is to meet long-term stormwater management, flood control and resiliency goals for the United States Naval Academy. A design was originally completed in 2017 and the Designer of Record (DOR) is now affiliated with Kimley-Horn.
