Cost-Benefit Analysis for Debris Management and Re

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68HERH24R0001
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The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Acquisition Management is seeking cost-benefit analysis services for debris management and resiliency through a sole source Blanket Purchase Agreement with the National Institute of Building Sciences. The contractor will add debris costs and mitigation benefits to the Institute's existing Mitigation Saves report. Proposals are due by January 15, 2024. The key objective is to quantify the economic benefits of hazard mitigation investments related to debris management.

There is no set-aside designation for this requirement. The primary NAICS code is 541611 and PSC code R425. As the sole source recipient, the National Institute of Building Sciences would be the incumbent contractor. The period of performance will be one year with an estimated budget of $250,000. The place of performance will be the contractor's facilities as they update the national Mitigation Saves report. This analysis will provide valuable data to help communities justify mitigation spending that makes infrastructure more resilient to disasters.

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Cost-Benefit Analysis for Debris Management and Resiliency for a sole source Blanket Purchase Agreement with the National Institute of Building Sciences to add debris costs and mitigation benefits to its Mitigation Saves Report.

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