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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on April 3, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Master Drainage Model Update

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RFP-08528State & Local

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The contract involves a comprehensive update to the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District's master drainage model, a critical component for flood control across approximately 24,500 acres within the District and surrounding developments such as Golden Oak and Celebration. The District manages a complex system of about 67 miles of canals, natural creeks, and swamp topography, controlled by 25 water control structures. The project aims to transition the existing outdated modeling software to the more current ICPR4 platform integrated with GIS, ensuring better accuracy and industry acceptance. Additionally, the model will be updated to reflect recent and future land use changes within the tributary areas, which extend into neighboring counties, and will be converted from a local datum to State Plane/NAVD 88 for consistency and precision. The project is divided into seven interconnected zones, with each zone building upon the previous one, but with distinct deliverables and checkpoints. This phased approach ensures systematic progress and validation at each stage. The contract, issued under solicitation number RFP-08528, was posted in April 2024 with a response deadline in May 2024. The District emphasizes the importance of this update for maintaining effective flood control infrastructure and ensuring the model remains aligned with current development and land use conditions. The primary point of contact for this project is Andrea Osinski, reachable via email and phone.

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C006566 Master Drainage Model Update Invitation to Bid

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AgencyCentral Florida Tourism Oversight District
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The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD), formerly known as the Reedy Creek Improvement District (RCID), (hereinafter “District”, “Owner” and “CFTOD”) is a Special Taxing District that serves as a local government entity. One of the primary responsibilities of the District is to maintain flood control of the master drainage system which serves approximately 24,500 acres within the District’s boundary, as well as the adjacent developments of Golden Oak and Celebration. In addition, approximately 123 square miles of offsite tributary area drain to the District’s master drainage system from adjacent Orange, Osceola, Lake and Polk Counties. The master drainage system is comprised of approximately 67 miles of canals, as well as, portions of natural creek and swamp topography, which include Whittenhorse Creek, Davenport Creek and Reedy Creek. The system is controlled by 25 primary water control structures, including weirs and amil gates. Please see Attachment 1 for an overview map of the District and master drainage system. The District has a long history of modeling the master drainage system and is responsible for maintaining and updating the master drainage model for its flood control system. This project serves as a major update to the model and consists of three primary objectives. The first objective is to migrate the District to current modeling software, moving away from an obsolete customized model that used UNET and HEC-1, as well as newer regional model components utilizing ICPR 3 and 4. With the widespread agency and industry acceptance, combined with prior District testing regarding capabilities and the ability to accurately model amil gates, the District will be transiting the model to Interconnected Channel and Pond Routing Model 4 (ICPR4) and GIS. The second objective is to update the model to adequately reflect the significant development that has occurred within the tributary areas as well as, update onsite areas to future land use conditions to maintain consistency with the District’s Comprehensive Plan. The final objective is to convert the model from a local datum to State Plane/NAVD 88. This Project will be split into seven (7) zones as shown in the table below and Attachment 2. The zones are interconnected, therefore each zone will build upon the previous zone. However, each zone will have separate deliverables and check points.

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