16-Scope of Services PNC2131299P1.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- PNC2131299P1
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- Broward County, Fort Lauderdale City, Florida
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This Scope of Services document outlines environmental planning and consulting services requested by the Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) for two airports: Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) and North Perry Airport (HWO). BCAD is seeking up to two consultants to provide services across two primary groupings: Environmental Planning and Consulting Services, and Noise Compatibility Program (NCP) Implementation Services. Environmental Planning services encompass local, state, and federal permitting and agency coordination; site planning; NEPA documentation and analyses; sustainability planning including vision development and implementation plans; infrastructure resiliency evaluations; green building design analysis; energy conservation and renewable energy development; resource use benchmarking; Airport Carbon Accreditation support; FAA environmental grant applications; and mitigation planning. NCP Implementation Services include Part 150 program planning and administration with stakeholder engagement; noise mitigation planning; implementation plan development; federal grant eligibility determination; program funding analysis; Noise Exposure Map updates; noise monitoring system services; community and jurisdictional outreach; and acoustic consulting services related to airport projects and programs. Additional services may include aviation-related training, on-call or on-site support, and assistance with general planning issues related to airport environmental, sustainability, or noise compatibility objectives.
The solicitation provides no guarantee regarding the amount of work or compensation. Each work authorization issued under the agreement will be treated as a separate and independent item, with scope, deliverables, schedule, level of effort, and compensation established and approved in accordance with the agreement and applicable FAA requirements. Work authorizations will be issued at the sole discretion of the Contract Administrator based on the needs of the airports. The document does not specify contract pricing terms, set-asides, funding sources, or contract duration in the scope provided.
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Scope of Services Environmental Planning and Consulting Services
A. The Broward County Aviation Department (“BCAD”) is seeking up to two (2) consultants (each, a “Consultant”) to provide environmental planning and consulting services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (“FLL”) and North Perry Airport (“HWO”) (collectively, “Airports”). The Consultant(s) may be tasked with work including, but not limited to, services falling under two groupings:
Environmental Planning and Consulting Services and Noise Compatibility Program (“NCP”) Implementation Services.
In addition, the Consultant may be asked to provide:
1. aviation-related training (as directed by BCAD)
2. on-call or on-site support as directed by BCAD
3. assist BCAD with other more general planning issues related to airport environmental, sustainability or noise compatibility objectives.
B. The potential projects and tasks for which Consultant may provide services include, but are not limited to, the following:
Environmental Permitting & NEPA Services, Sustainability & Resiliency Services, Energy & Resource Conservation Services and Technical Review & Program Support
1. Local, state, and federal permitting and agency coordination
2. Site planning and permitting for specific projects
3. Conduct environmental analysis using FAA, FDOT, NEPA recognized analytical methodologies
4. Complete feasibility studies using standardized evaluation frameworks and provide timelines, cost implications and stakeholder considerations
5. NEPA documentation and analyses including categorical exclusions, environmental assessments, and environmental impact statements
6. Mitigation/restoration project design, implementation, monitoring, and reporting
7. Assist with establishing and updating sustainability vision, goals, and objectives
8. Develop implementation and monitoring plans
9. Infrastructure resiliency – evaluate infrastructure exposure, sensitivity, adaptive capacity, and criticality of assets/systems to aid in identification and prioritization of potential adaptation measures
10. Staff training or analysis of various “green building” design including, but not limited to, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and
NGBS (National Green Building Standard), along with other relevant construction standards and/or technical subject matter
11. Innovative technology research and recommendations
12. Energy conservation analysis
13. Renewable energy development, credits, and analysis of impacts to airport operation
14. Resource use benchmarking inventories and/or reduction planning and implementation
15. Technical reviews and reporting on an as-needed basis
16. Sustainability program implementation
17. Airport Carbon Accreditation data and application development
18. Federal Aviation Administration environmental grant applications
19. On- Call Program Management Services
20. Programming and Advisory Services
21. Mitigation Planning Services
22. Deliverables to include but not limited to NEPA documents that follow
FAA/FDOT formatting and timeline standards; Sustainability vision goals that include metrics, baseline, conditions, and implementation pathways;
Infrastructure resiliency evaluations that include asset prioritization, risk classification and recommended adaption measures
23. Other services as directed by BCAD
Noise Compatibility Program (NCP) Implementation Services
1. Provide planning and administrative services demonstrating prior successful implementation of Part 150 programs, including stakeholder engagement and multi-agency coordination
2. Planning and administrative services related to noise mitigation
3. Development of an implementation plan outlining procedures and summary of actions required to implement the NCP approved measures
4. Identify the NCP measures that are either eligible for or require federal grants
5. Determine program funding sources for noise mitigation projects
6. Determine appropriate measures for monitoring, enforcing, and evaluation of the NCP measures
7. Update/revalidate program costs/cost estimating
8. Update Noise Exposure Maps (“NEMs”) as required
9. Project team and agency (local, state, federal) coordination, including briefings
10. Community and jurisdictional information meetings/briefings
11. Updating Part 150 website for the Airports
12. Develop program management guidelines
13. Property acquisition analysis
14. Specialized noise compatibility and alternatives analysis
15. Acoustical consulting services in conjunction with administration and implementation of airport projects and programs
16. Research, studies, data collection, and report preparations as specified by
BCAD
17. Noise monitoring system services including functionality evaluations, and system maintenance and modification/implementation
18. Conduct community, tenant, and planning board outreach; prepare presentation materials and public-facing documents; maintain documentation of stakeholder feedback
19. Deliverables include, but are not limited to, environmental noise program planning, including noise exposure maps, noise monitoring frameworks, and program cost validation & reporting.
20. Other services as directed by BCAD
C. There is no guarantee, express or implied, as to the amount of work that may be authorized under the Agreement(s).
The General Scope identifies the types of services that may be authorized but does not itself authorize any Services or compensation. Each Work Authorization issued under the Agreement will be treated as a separate and independent item. The scope, deliverables, schedule, level of effort, and compensation for each Work Authorization will be established and approved in accordance with the Agreement and applicable FAA requirements. The issuance of individual Work Authorizations will be at the discretion of the Contract Administrator and based solely on the needs of the Airports.
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