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Wildfire Risk Assessment and Modeling Framework

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VW0174State & Local

Submission Closed02/15/2023, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Valley Water is seeking experienced and qualified firms to develop a comprehensive wildfire risk assessment framework and modeling protocol aimed at establishing integrated wildfire risk profiles for its land rights and High-Value Resources and Assets (HVRAs). The project involves creating a geospatial risk assessment framework that integrates multiple data sources, considers regulatory requirements, and assigns appropriate weights to various HVRAs to accurately evaluate wildfire risks. The scope includes identifying data gaps, sourcing additional information, and developing methodologies for field assessments to determine site vulnerabilities, fuel reduction strategies, and long-term maintenance plans that balance ecological and cultural resource protection with fire mitigation efforts. The contract emphasizes the importance of establishing mechanisms for ongoing review and updates to the risk models, ensuring adaptive management capabilities. It also requires prioritizing vegetation management treatments based on risk mitigation potential and developing a risk-based wildfire management framework that guides strategic decision-making. This framework should address where and how wildfire risks can be most effectively mitigated, evaluate the impacts of different treatments on risk factors and HVRAs, and identify cost-effective combinations of activities. The overall goal is to support Valley Water’s land management strategies by providing actionable insights that reduce fire severity, protect ecological corridors, and enhance resilience against wildfire threats across Santa Clara County’s diverse landscapes.

General Info

Agency

California → Santa Clara Valley Water District

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping Services

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Client References Form for PROF-RFP 10.22.21

client-references

High

Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form v1 3162021

conflict-of-interest-disclosure

High

Contractor Notification COVID Vaccination Compliance

special-notice

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Cost Proposal Document v1 PROF-RFP 11182021

cost-proposal

High

Exceptions RFP for Professional Services

exceptions-rfp

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Preliminary Project Schedule Document v1 3162021

preliminary-project-schedule

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RFP Document Submittal Checklist (Non-A&E) 9.15.21

rfp-submittal-checklist

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Appendix A - Vaccination Certification for Valley Water Contractors

contract-document

Low

Key Personnel Consultant and Subconsultants Document v1 3162021

other

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Local Business Enterprise Consideration Document v1 3162021

special-notice

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Non-Collusion Declaration Document v1 3162021

non-collusion-declaration

Low

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 4

Solicitation

Response DeadlineFeb 15

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

02/15/2023, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara Valley Water District

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara Valley Water District

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Diana Ruiz

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Valley Water requires experienced, and qualified firms to provide a wildfire risk assessment framework and modeling protocol to establish integrated wildfire risk profiles for Valley Water land rights and High-Value Resources and Assets (HVRAs)Project Objectives:A. Implement a wildfire risk strategy and risk analysis modeling protocol to assess wildfire risk to Valley Water land rights and High-Value Resources and Assets (HVRAs).B. Develop a geospatial risk assessment framework that incorporates multiple data sources, factors in weighted HVRAs, considers the unique regulatory environment of Valley Water lands, and generates integrated wildfire risk profiles. C. Identify data/information gaps and potential data sources to support the holistic evaluation of wildfire risks to Valley Water lands and HVRAs.D. Develop a risk assessment and modeling framework that will provide land management approaches and recommended actions to reduce fire severity, while protecting sensitive ecological and cultural resources, and supporting the ecological benefits of Santa Clara County’s riparian corridors and other identified Valley Water lands, such as upper watershed lands and along asset rights-of-ways. Provide a risk assessment framework that will include a field methodology to assess the vulnerability of a particular site to wildfire, fuel reduction treatments based on types of locations and field conditions, and long-term maintenance approaches balancing fuel reduction activities within regulatory sensitive riparian corridors.E. Provide mechanisms to regularly review and update risk models to continually enhance Valley Water’s capabilities to recognize wildfire risk factors and mitigate against such risk factors.F. Define and prioritize vegetation management treatments to mitigate wildfire risk.G. Develop a risk-based wildfire framework to facilitate management strategies including: Where can wildfire risk be best mitigated How will treatments affect risk factors (likelihood and intensity) How will treatments affect potential impacts to HVRAs What combinations of activities can most cost-effectively mitigate wildfire risk.