GTM North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program. RFQ 286-000023 Pre-Submittal Conference



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GTM North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program RFQ 286-000023 Pre-Submittal Conference

State Response / Strategies Strategy 1 - Establishment of a statewide program to acquire, process and disseminate current, accurate, and detailed elevation data, flood hazard studies, reports, and maps (hard copy and digital). Strategy 2 - Establishment of North Carolina as a Cooperating Technical State (CTS) through the FEMA Cooperating Technical Partners Program. This designation would establish North Carolina as the custodian of the Flood Insurance Rate Maps.

Program Objectives and Deliverables New / up-to-date / improved Flood Insurance Rate Maps: Study on a Basin by Basin Issued on a Countywide Basis New DFIRMs (new H&H studies) for all North Carolina completed September 2008 New detailed, accurate elevation data (LiDAR) Reduction of time needed for post-preliminary review and appeals process for new FIRM maps (6 months) Better notification and dissemination of information about new and revised maps

Program Objectives and Deliverables - continued On-going program for updating and maintaining FIRMs Better equipped and informed post-event mitigation activities as a result of updated flood risk maps Cost-effective data sharing through the implementation and operation of an inter-operable Geographic Information System Internet web application providing cost-effective upload, download, management, and dissemination of digital data and maps (24 x 7 / free access) Implement a real-time flood inundation and forecast mapping system (flood warning)

Key Components of the New Maps - Production Base Data + Topography + Flood Hazard Data = Digital FIRM

Floodplain Mapping 2007 Greensboro DFIRM

Programmatic / Operations - Priniciples Leverage efficient and effective technology for more efficient digital / map modernization for new maps / future updates (GIS, LIDAR, etc.) Collect complete elevation data coverage in North Carolina Study as many miles of stream as need and possible (1 sq. mile basin threshold / efficient limited-detail approach) Requirement for hard copy (snapshot) and digital (living) version different purposes, valued products for each Emphasize / Establish digital data sharing with counties / municipalities Leverage program deliverables to defray the overall cost and further implement other (e.g. flood warning) Strong, upfront community involvement and buy-in Documentation is Required (Business Rules and Procedures) No new wheels Share everything / Co-opetition

NCFMP Base Data

NCFMP Current Study Status

Current Program / Operations - Structure NCFPMP has established a distributed program structure utilizing multiple agencies as leads: NCFPMP Overall program/policy development and management, contractual management, operations management, H&H analysis, scoping, outreach, post-preliminary NCGS (lead partner) Elevation acquisition, elevation quality control (3 rd party, independent surveyors FEMA Overall CTP partner, concurrence on policy and maps, postpreliminary (regulatory responsibilities), financial support Dewberry H&H concurrence review, DFIRM and DFIRM database concurrence review, community mapping needs / scoping support, program and policy support CTS Committee policy / program direction (advisory), program / product feedback, inter-agency coordination and collaboration

Integrated Hazard Risk Management

IHRM Vision Expand from the one-dimension of flood and other hazard identification Develop data and tools to enable communities to estimate natural hazard risks on a routine basis Provide a means to communicate these risks to the decision makers, stakeholders, homeowner. What are your hazards? What are your vulnerabilities? How do you define risk? Use this information to drive decision making and mitigation efforts

IHRM Vision Hazard Data Hazard Mapping Mitigation Actions Built Environment Data Critical Infrastructure Building Data Potential Damages First Floor Elevations $

Analytical / Communication Tool Web based or stand alone Identifies and displays all natural hazards on the parcel and/or statewide level for: Riverine Flooding Coastal Flooding Storm Surge Coastal Erosion Wildfire Dam Failure Levee Failure Tornado High Hazard Winds Earthquake Landslides Snow, Ice Hail Drought IHRM

IHRM CIKR Vulnerabilities Critical Infrastructure / Key Resources (18 DHS Sectors) Determine CI/KR assets (what, location) Hazards impacted Interdependencies Failure thresholds What CI/KR data is needed in an event? Built environment Collect location for all buildings > 1,000 sq ft (footprint area) Data conflation from statewide parcel dataset Construction type Building value Determine/estimate FFE, LAG, HAG from available resources Socioeconomic data

Map Modernization Plan FY 2009-2013

Projected Annual Costs and Funding Request Program Element FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 Total Map Maintenance Funding Requirement $13.93 $16.77 $18.93 $19.67 $20.43 $95.92 State Cost Share $3.23 $4.19 $4.73 $4.92 $5.11 $18.93 Total Requested FEMA Funding $17.16 $12.57 $14.20 $14.75 $15.32 $56.56

Map Maintenance Scope of Work Elevation Acquisition Elevation Data Maintenance Plan in Development Currently Incorporating Third Party Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling Continuing Scoping Process with Communities and Eliminating Previously Redelenieated Streams DFIRM Panel Production ~8% (1:500 or 1:1,000 scale) DFIRM Database / FIS Reports Engineering & Inventory IHRM Data Depth Grids, Additional Profiles Information Technology (FMIS) Transition from FMIS to AHMIS (e.g. Flood Warning, Spill Modeling, Technological hazards, HAZUS integration) Multi-Hazard Mapping Portal Local and Federal WM services data Engineering and Inventory Data upload and download LOMCs submittal, processing, mapping application Real Time Flood Forecasting and Inundation Mapping Phase II (Cape Fear, Roanoke, Yadkin, etc)

RFQ Highlights / Contractual Approach NC FPMP intends to award one to two IDIQs to a private sector engineering firm Selection based on demonstrated competence and qualifications (G.S. 143-64.31) 2 year contract with three / 1 year renewal options No joint ventures allowed / Prime Firms Letter of qualifications due by 4:30 P.M. April 27, 2009 An evaluation of the submitted letters will be conducted A short list of firms will be determined with subsequent interviews be held during May 2009 All firms submitting Letters must be equipped with manager(s) licensed as a Professional Engineer with the NC Board Contractor must have primary contract office within 25 miles of the State Government Complex in downtown Raleigh, N.C. within three months of contract signing.

RFQ Highlights / Contractual Approach Firms are required to identify project team members and their specific proposed roles on the project. Regarding the evaluation of qualifications, note the emphasis placed on project management, quality control, and capacity (experience and manpower) for doing the work. All work must meet FEMA requirements and meet or exceed North Carolina defined requirements (IT / Database) Bi-weekly joint contractors meeting CTS Committee Meeting

Questions

Is the cover page included in the 50 page count for the LOQ? No. Page 7, Section 4, last paragraph: Will the State accept $5M in Professional Liability Insurance instead of the requested $10M for the prime contractor and $1M in Professional Liability Insurance instead of the requested $2M for subcontractors? The State will accept $7.5M in Professional Liability Insurance for prime contractors and $1.0M for subcontractors. The Professional Liability Insurance amount has been determined based on previous delivery order amounts. Page 18, Section 27, last paragraph, last sentence: Does providing certificates of insurance for all insurance policies referred to herein meet the intent of this sentence? No, not all policies. GTM-NCFMP requires certificates of insurance that is required to do work defined in this RFQ (i.e. General Liability, Professional Liability, Car Insurance) Page 20, Item 37. Will the State accept the following modifications? Last sentence. Add the following language after Administrator which will not be unreasonably withheld. Yes.

Page 18, Section 27, last paragraph, last sentence: Does providing certificates of insurance for all insurance policies referred to herein meet the intent of this sentence? No, not all policies. GTM-NCFMP requires certificates of insurance that is required to do work defined in this RFQ (i.e. General Liability, Professional Liability, Car Insurance) Page 20, Item 37. Will the State accept the following modifications? Last sentence. Add the following language after Administrator which will not be unreasonably withheld. Yes. Page 21, Item 44. Will the State accept the following modifications? First sentence. Remove specifically warrants and replace with represents. No. It must stay as is. Does the Attachments that are required to be submitted count against the 50 page count? Financial Statements and/or similar evidence of financial stability will not be counted in the 50 page limit.

Page 3 indicates that binders, dividers and tabs are not allowed. Will the State accept submittals organized in three ring binders? No. Is it acceptable to use a smaller font for charts and tables while maintain all body text of the document at the specified 12 point font? Yes. Note that the reviewer must be able to read it to evaluate.

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