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FEMA Benefit/Cost Analysis (BCA) Specialist

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Flood Study & Alternatives Analysis - Waterbury, Vermont

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Performs formal FEMA Benefit/Cost Analysis for prime contractors on CVRPC flood resilience projects in Waterbury, Vermont. Quantifies benefits and costs for a preferred flood mitigation alternative using the FEMA BCA Toolkit to determine economic viability for federal CDBG-DR funding. Requires expert knowledge of FEMA BCA methodology. Delivers a completed FEMA BCA Memo.

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