Emergency and Disaster Mitigation and Recovery Engineering - Florida

This is a Scope of Work document for the State of Florida's Emergency and Disaster Mitigation and Recovery Engineering project, a federally-funded initiative. The project seeks engineering services for emergency response and disaster mitigation efforts across the state. The work encompasses assessment, planning, design, and recovery support related to natural disasters and emergency events. Specific deliverables include site evaluations, engineering analysis, mitigation strategy development, and construction administration services. The contract is structured as a professional services agreement with multiple task orders or phases to address ongoing and emerging disaster recovery needs. Response deadlines and submission requirements follow standard state procurement procedures, with contract award anticipated upon completion of the evaluation process. The contract term extends through the federal funding cycle, with potential extensions based on continued disaster recovery needs and federal appropriations.

Pricing for services is established through a cost-plus or time-and-materials approach consistent with federal funding requirements, with all costs subject to federal audit and compliance standards. The project is funded through federal disaster relief appropriations, likely administered through FEMA or similar federal agencies, with cost-sharing or match requirements as applicable under federal disaster assistance guidelines. As a federally-funded project, contractor selection must comply with federal procurement regulations and Davis-Bacon wage requirements may apply to construction-related components. The incumbent contractor, if any transition is occurring, must ensure continuity of services during the changeover period. Priority focus areas include resilience improvement, critical infrastructure protection, and expedited recovery timelines in designated disaster impact zones throughout Florida.