Floodplain and Buffer Zone Compliance Assessment

The City of Lawrenceville seeks a subcontractor to conduct a comprehensive review of development plans to ensure compliance with local floodplain management, flood damage prevention, and stream buffer protection ordinances. The assessment involves evaluating proposed construction and land use activities for alignment with established regulatory standards designed to mitigate flood risks and preserve natural buffer zones along waterways. The contractor will be expected to analyze plan submissions for adherence to technical requirements, identify potential violations or gaps in compliance, and provide detailed reports with recommendations for mitigation or revision where necessary. This work is critical to safeguarding public safety, reducing property damage from flooding, and maintaining ecological integrity of riparian areas within the jurisdiction. The solicitation is open as of May 4, 2026, with responses due no later than May 28, 2026, and falls under the NAICS code 541620 for environmental consulting services. The project is issued as a subcontract and does not have a specific set-aside designation. Although official contact details and physical locations are not provided, the work is expected to be performed in coordination with the City of Lawrenceville’s regulatory and planning departments in Georgia, and all evaluations must align with the city’s ordinances and accepted engineering practices. Subcontractors must possess demonstrated expertise in floodplain analysis, hydrologic modeling, and environmental compliance assessment to meet the technical demands of the scope.