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A Team of Engineers to conduct a literature review and develop and recommend a mitigation guideline and decision-support tool for federal projects in Federally Identified Flood Risk Areas

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202403344International

Submission Closed03/04/2024, 11:00:00 AM UTC

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Public Safety Canada is seeking a technical team of professional engineers and subject-matter experts to develop a mitigation guideline and a corresponding decision-support tool for the Federally Identified Flood Risk Areas program. This initiative aims to establish clear and flexible guidance on flood resilience and risk tolerance thresholds for federally supported infrastructure investments. The final deliverables will help differentiate project classifications based on risk and identify the specific mitigation conditions that infrastructure projects must follow to ensure safety and resilience. To achieve these goals, the selected team will conduct a comprehensive analysis of existing materials and perform an environmental scan of provincial, national, and international practices. This research will involve a comparative analysis of various approaches, including an evaluation of their strengths, weaknesses, costs, and benefits. The team will then synthesize these findings into a report to recommend the most effective mitigation requirements, which will be used to build the final guidelines and decision-support tool after incorporating feedback from Public Safety Canada.

General Info

Engineers will develop flood mitigation guidelines and a decision-support tool for Public Safety Canada.

Agency

Government of Canada → Chantale Gregoire

NAICS

541330 - Engineering Services

Place of Performance

*Canada, CAN

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NONE

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PhaseClosed

PostedMar 4

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMar 4

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Submission Closed

03/04/2024, 11:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Chantale Gregoire

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Organization / AgencyGovernment of Canada → Chantale Gregoire

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Chantale GregoirePoint of Contact

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Task and solutions professional services: 5.4 Professional Engineer (P. Eng) Public Safety Canada (PS) has a requirement for a technical team of engineers and subject-matter experts to research and develop a mitigation guideline and a decision-support tool to accompany the roll-out of the Federally Identified Flood Risk Areas (FIFRA) for Canada. This mitigation guideline will apply to federally-supported infrastructure investments, and will be used alongside a decision-support tool that differentiates project classifications by flood risk tolerance. The guidelines must identify appropriate mitigation conditions and risk tolerances that federal infrastructure investments with a risk of flooding are required to adhere to. The objective is to provide clear, yet flexible, guidance on appropriate flood resilience/mitigation requirements for infrastructure that can be implemented through the decision support tool in the FIFRA program. To inform this, the Team is to first analyze and compare current mitigation requirements and summarize the findings into a report that includes a list of the most effective mitigation requirements. The Team of Engineers will focus their work on the following objectives: • review material provided by the Project Authority, including resources, methodologies, and requirements; • research additional information (i.e. not yet collected by the Project Authority) through an environmental scan and comparative analysis of provincial, national, and international practices, approaches and risk tolerance thresholds, including strengths and weaknesses, and costs and benefits; • develop and recommend a mitigation guideline and content for the decision-support tool; and • review and incorporate comments from PS into the report and final mitigation guideline and decision-support tool.