Floodplain and Drainage Analysis

The contract entails conducting a preliminary drainage and floodplain impact analysis to assess potential risks and consequences associated with proposed developments or infrastructure projects under the jurisdiction of the Texas Parks and Recreation agency. This includes detailed evaluation of hydrologic and hydraulic conditions, identification of affected floodplains, and coordination with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to ensure compliance with federal regulations and to align with national flood safety standards. Mitigation strategies will be developed to reduce flood risks, enhance drainage efficiency, and support sustainable land use planning in areas under review. The work is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541620, which classifies it as an environmental consulting service. The solicitation was posted on May 25, 2026, with a response deadline of June 10, 2026, indicating a targeted but time-sensitive procurement process. While specific locations are not detailed in the data provided, performance is expected to occur within Texas, aligning with the agency’s operational scope. The contract emphasizes technical rigor, regulatory alignment, and proactive risk management to safeguard public infrastructure and natural resources from flood-related threats.