Working Toward Resilient Coastal Communities in

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Master Agreement CM238 is designed to support coastal resilience initiatives, specifically focusing on developing technical support tools and policy information for addressing climate change impacts and sea level rise vulnerabilities. The IDV enables procurement of professional environmental planning and infrastructure services, with a primary emphasis on supporting 12 coastal municipalities in Broward County. Key services include creating municipal-scale vulnerability maps, assessing infrastructure potential impacts, developing greenhouse gas emissions inventories, and producing unified sea level rise projections for Southeast Florida.

The master agreement was awarded to WRS Infrastructure & Environment, with an initial period of performance from May 1, 2013, to June 1, 2014. The contract is a master agreement type, specifically covering the state of Florida, with a particular focus on Broward County's coastal communities. While the precise total contract value is not explicitly stated, the related project documentation references a match fund commitment of $14,990.08, indicating a targeted, specific-scope initiative within the broader environmental resilience planning framework.