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RECOVERY--C--Programmatic Environmental Assessment and Phase II Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Waterways Study Technical Assistance

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W9127N08200030001Federal

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District has awarded a task order to the Lane Council of Governments to support the completion of a Programmatic Environmental Assessment for the Cedar Creek and Amazon Creek areas, integral to the Metro Waterways General Investigation in the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan region. This task order also initiates work on Phase II of the study, projected to focus on the Main Stem Willamette River. The Lane Council of Governments will provide a range of planning and technical assistance, including revising and clarifying enhancement alternatives, ensuring NEPA compliance, preparing draft findings of no significant impact, coordinating with federal and state agencies, updating cost estimates including risk analysis, and assisting with real estate planning. Additional responsibilities involve briefing alternative formulation, responding to agency and public comments, revising the feasibility study and integrated report, and providing ongoing support for Phase II of the metropolitan waterways study. This work supports USACE - Portland’s efforts to advance the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Waterways Study, aiming to improve environmental outcomes and waterway management. The contract utilizes $375,000 in Recovery Act funding and is identified under solicitation number W9127N08200030001.

General Info

Lane Council awarded $375,000 task order for environmental assessment, planning, and Phase II study support.

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Department Of Defense → W071 Endist Portland

NAICS

541330 - Engineering Services

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PostedAug 17

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W071 Endist Portland

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OfficePORTLAND, OR, 97204-3495, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W071 Endist Portland

Office AddressPORTLAND, OR, 97204-3495, USA

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Full Description

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District (USACE - Portland) has awarded a task order to the Lane Council of Governments to assist USACE - Portland and the local project sponosors in completing a Programmatic Environmental Assessment for the Cedar Creek and Amazon Creek priority planning areas as a key component of USACE - Portland's Metro Waterways General Investigation within the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan area and for beginning work on the planned Phase II of the study, which will likely focus on the Main Stem Willamette River. The Lane Council of Government will provide planning assistance to the USACE - Portland in support of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Waterways Study under the following tasks -- 1) Revise and clarify enhancement alternative evaluation and selection of recommended alternative; 2) revise programmatic environmental assessment to ensure NEPA compliance; 3) assist USACE - Portland with federal and state agency coordination; 4) prepare draft FONSI; 5) NEPA guidance from technical review team and engage ECO-PCX to start ATR/IERP/Model Certification; 6) assist USACE - Portland update cost estimates and completes MCACES cost estimate; 7) include cost risk analysis; 8) prepare generalized real estate plan with assistance for USACE - Portland; 9) complete revisions to feasibility study and integrated report to complete programmatic environmental assessment; 10) alternative formulation briefing and related support; 11) compile and respond to agency and public comment on the environmental assessment; 12) general planning and technical assistance; and 13) phase II metro waterways study assistance. The total amount of Recovery Act funding used for this Task Order is $375,000.00.