This bid is for a stormwater hydrology and resiliency study at Alaska Army National Guard sites: Camp Carroll and Camp Denali on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, and Nome Army Aviation Operations Facility in Nome, Alaska.
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What the job is
Camp Carroll hydrology study services: desktop analysis and onsite field verification of topography, site hydrology, existing stormwater drainage systems, drainage patterns, infiltration conditions, stormwater flow paths, and all locations where stormwater may exit the site.
Camp Denali hydrology study services: desktop analysis and onsite field verification of topography, site hydrology, existing stormwater drainage systems, drainage patterns, infiltration conditions, stormwater flow paths, and all locations where stormwater may exit the site.
Nome Army Aviation Operations Facility hydrology study services: desktop analysis and onsite field verification of topography, site hydrology, existing stormwater drainage systems, drainage patterns, infiltration conditions, stormwater flow paths, and all locations where stormwater may exit the site.
Work plans and kickoff support: separate work plan for each location within 10 working days of award, draft work plans at least 5 working days before the kickoff meeting, kickoff meeting minutes, and final project schedules within 10 working days after the kickoff meeting.
Field summaries, site diagrams, GIS data, and photographs: detailed site diagrams for each location showing topographical lines, stormwater drainage and discharge points, soil types and infiltration capacity, natural features, slopes, and slope lengths; technical summaries in Microsoft Word and Adobe formats; GIS data as shapefiles using WGS 1984 World Mercator; and referenced site photographs.
Final reports: one Final Report for each location summarizing hydrologic findings, infrastructure conditions, surface water or operational impacts, nearby bodies of water including groundwater, applicable TMDL considerations, and recommendations for structural controls such as swales, aprons, wattles, or other stormwater improvements.
Schedule and term: anticipated award the week of September 21,
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