FY25-FY30 Floodplain Program Management Assistance Contracts

The Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) is seeking to establish a contract with engineering firms to support the City of Dallas's floodplain management initiatives from fiscal years 2025 through 2030. The scope of services encompasses a broad range of engineering tasks, including reviewing hydrologic and hydraulic models and development plans within the floodplain, conducting field surveys and modeling to assess flood and drainage impacts, and updating flood maps through the Letter of Map Revision process. The contract also aims to enhance flood hazard data and maps via the Cooperating Technical Partners program, identify and develop flood relief projects, and support the City’s efforts in maintaining and improving its Community Rating System (CRS) classification. Additionally, services will include efforts to ensure the accreditation of the City’s levee systems, all under the management of Project Manager Raheel Khan, P.E., CFM. The solicitation, identified as CIZ-DWU-25 223E, was posted on May 7, 2025, with a response deadline of June 13, 2025. The contract is estimated to be valued between five and fifteen million dollars and is open to eligible organizations under the Small, Local, and Emerging Business (SLED) category, with the primary contact being the DWU Capital Services Department. The project aims to bolster the City’s floodplain management capabilities, improve flood risk data, and support infrastructure projects to mitigate flood hazards, ultimately enhancing public safety and resilience within Dallas. The process includes formal acknowledgment of contract addenda, ensuring all parties are informed of updates and modifications throughout the procurement process.