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Hydraulic Modeling & Flood Analysis

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This subcontract opportunity with the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality involves providing quantitative modeling for prime contractors working on flood mitigation projects for the Division of Mitigation Services. The selected provider will be responsible for developing models to quantify mitigation effectiveness, performing scenario analyses of watershed conditions, and producing technical documentation that details project impacts. The work requires the use of advanced hydraulic modeling software and necessitates formal model approval from the Division of Mitigation Services. Key deliverables include approved hydraulic models and comprehensive quantitative effectiveness reports. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 541330, with a response deadline of March 2, 2027.

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Quantitative modeling for NC DEQ flood mitigation projects; deadline March 2, 2027.

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This scope was carved out of 16-2334842570.

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DMS Natural Infrastructure Flood Mitigation Project (NIFMP)

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Provides quantitative modeling for prime contractors on North Carolina Division of Mitigation Services (DMS) flood mitigation projects. Develops models to quantify mitigation effectiveness, performs scenario analysis of watershed conditions, and creates technical documents explaining project impacts. Requires advanced hydraulic modeling software and DMS model approval. Delivers quantitative effectiveness reports and approved hydraulic models.

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