EDAW,
Inc.
SCHEDULE OF ITEMS --
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2004
SIN 899-1: ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SERVICES &
DOCUMENTATION
Offerors shall specify the
Labor Category(ies) proposed and the hourly and daily rates for each. Total Price for Environmental Planning
Services & Documentation will be established at the time the Task/Delivery
Order is placed and will be based on the prices offered herein. The estimated number of hours negotiated
with the ordering agency and the labor category(ies) provided will be shown on
the resultant Task/Delivery Order.
If the agency Contracting
Officer chooses to purchase from this SIN on a Labor Hour basis, the resultant
Task/Delivery Order shall specify the Not To Exceed price, the Labor
Category(ies) proposed (with the hourly and daily rates for each), and any Other
Direct Costs (ODCs). The Agency
Contracting Officer shall negotiate pricing of ODCs.
*Prices Shown Herein are Net
(discount deducted)
NOTE: It is required that consulting services
for senior management of an agency be conducted by senior level
consultants.
|
LABOR CATEGORY |
Gov t Hourly Rate |
Gov t Daily Rate |
|
Environmental
Services |
|
|
|
Principal |
$141.40 |
$1,131.20 |
|
Senior Associate |
$134.66 |
$1,077.28 |
|
Environmental Senior Project
Manager |
$104.74 |
$837.92 |
|
Environmental Senior
Engineer |
$114.71 |
$917.68 |
|
Environmental Engineer |
$83.79 |
$670.32 |
|
Senior Environmental
Specialist |
$99.50 |
$796.00 |
|
Environmental Planner |
$89.03 |
$712.24 |
|
Environmental Project
Manager |
$83.79 |
$670.32 |
|
Environmental Specialist |
$73.32 |
$586.56 |
|
Environmental Analyst |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Environmental Monitor |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Environmental Technician
II |
$41.90 |
$335.20 |
|
Environmental Technician
I |
$31.42 |
$251.36 |
|
Biological Resource
Services |
|
|
|
Senior Biologist III |
$120.45 |
$963.50 |
|
Senior Biologist II |
$94.26 |
$754.08 |
|
Senior Biologist I |
$78.55 |
$628.40 |
|
Biologist III |
$68.08 |
$544.64 |
|
Biologist II |
$57.61 |
$460.88 |
|
Biologist I |
$52.37 |
$418.96 |
|
Cultural Resource
Services |
|
|
|
Principal Archaeologist |
$141.40 |
$1,133.68 |
|
Senior Archaeologist II |
$94.26 |
$755.84 |
|
Senior Archaeologist I |
$83.79 |
$671.84 |
|
Project Archaeologist |
$73.32 |
$587.84 |
|
Staff Archaeologist II |
$62.84 |
$503.84 |
|
Staff Archaeologist I |
$47.13 |
$377.92 |
|
Senior Architectural
Historian |
$83.79 |
$461.92 |
|
Historian |
$62.84 |
$461.92 |
|
Archaeological Crew Chief |
$47.13 |
$377.04 |
|
Archaeological Monitor |
$47.13 |
$377.04 |
|
Archaeological Technician
II |
$47.13 |
$377.04 |
|
Archaeological Technician
I |
$41.90 |
$335.20 |
|
Administrative |
|
|
|
Technical Editor |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Administrative Support |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Senior GIS Specialist |
$83.79 |
$670.32 |
|
GIS Specialist |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Graphic Artist |
$62.84 |
$502.72 |
|
Word Processor |
$52.37 |
$418.96 |
|
Clerical |
$41.90 |
$335.20 |
|
Intern |
$31.42 |
$251.36 |
|
Owned Equipment Usage |
|
|
|
4x4 Vehicle Use |
|
$94.76 |
|
Automobile Use |
|
$49.88 |
|
GPS System Use |
|
$74.81 |
|
Rangefinder Use |
|
$14.96 |
|
Binocular Use |
|
$14.96 |
|
Camera Use |
|
$14.96 |
|
Field Radio Use |
|
$14.96 |
|
Mileage based on current FAR
rate |
|
|
EDAW,
INC.
EDAW, Inc. has been a guiding force in the fields of landscape architecture, urban design, and environmental planning for over half a century. With offices overseas and in all regions of the United States, and with a diverse staff of more than 700 professionals, we have worked on a broad range of projects in many different states and countries. As experts in the increasingly complex issues of environmental regulation and resource management, we encourage the appropriate use of natural resources, and create design solutions that allow environmental impacts to be avoided or minimized. EDAW works with a wide range of clients, from corporations and institution to public agencies and architectural firms, all of whom come to EDAW with a common need: the resolution of land-based problems. With a multi-disciplined and experienced staff ranging from engineers and biologists to planners and designers, EDAW s solutions have been consistently effective.
EDAW has completed hundreds of NEPA/CEQA documents for
federal agency clients over the past 25 years. Our experience includes program
management for comprehensive environmental documents as well as completing
virtually all technical analyses with in-house personnel. EDAW planners routinely coordinate
effectively with all planning and resource management agencies affected by a
planning or development project. This interagency coordination is often the most
important aspect of our work. Our planners and managers are adept at presenting
project data, understanding agency concerns and planning requirements, and
effectively communicating with local, state and federal agencies.
SIN 899-1 Environmental
Planning Services & Documentation:
EDAW provides planning services, environmental management activities, and preparation of the related documentation.
Environmental Impact Statements & Assessments under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
Data identification, data collection (including site visits and interviews), data development, and data interpretation; sampling and analysis; preparation of human health risk and environmental impact evaluations and reports; preparation of expert testimony; and preparation of material for and attendance at public meetings and public hearings (including scoping meetings).
Endangered Species, Wetlands, Watersheds and other
Natural Resource Management Plans, Studies and Consultations
Review any existing reports and management plans; coordinate with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service; contact appropriate state offices for information; perform surveys; use the results of data collection to prepare reports/maps.
Archaeological, Historic and other Cultural Resources
Management Plans, Studies, and Consultations
Conduct resource surveys/studies; evaluate resource data; prepare appropriate nominations/reports; and prepare Management Plans.
Economic, Technical, and Risk Analyses in Support of
Environmental Needs
Conduct analyses of options under consideration for environmental actions. Activities such as data collection, data development, analyses of comments, regulatory and economic analyses, feasibility analyses, hazard assessments, exposure assessments, and risk analyses.
Environmental Program Management
EDAW manages environmental programs including program/project planning, management support, technical document review, quality assurance oversight, community relations/outreach support, data collection, data development. This may include environmental justice issues, environmental web site development, or preparation of environmental program brochures and materials.
Environmental Regulation Development
EDAW assists in the development of environmental regulations, including data collection, data analysis, publishing for public comments, analyzing and responding to public comments, holding public hearings, and finalizing regulations. Alternatively, EDAW may represent an agency by reviewing proposed environmental regulations and assisting in the development of comments, tracking the submission of these comments, representing the agency at public hearings, and reporting on the finalizing of the regulations.
Geographic Information System
Capabilities
EDAW s technical services focus on the synthesis of GIS, 3D visualization, and internet capabilities, providing full support to our clients. Our approach results in solutions that are comprehensive and seamlessly integrated. This is highly advantageous in large-scale natural resource management and infrastructure projects, where maintenance of numerous and diverse data is critical to efficient workflow, as well as the consistency and precision of the work. Our broad range of solutions filter complex data into clear, concise, and effective products for both agency and team collaboration, public involvement, project management, and enhanced access to information.
SIN 899-2 Environmental
Compliance Services
Any consulting related to environmental compliance including development of environmental regulations, interpreting environmental regulations, develop plans to meet environmental regulations, or auditing to determine compliance with environmental regulations. May also include the review of new technologies and automated systems in support of environmental compliance activities performed under this SIN. Examples of major categories consulting may fall under include, but are not limited to:
Environmental Compliance Audits
As specified in the Task Order, the Contractor shall determine all applicable public law and statutes, agency and command regulations/directive, and other Federal, state and local regulations and apply as required to conduct audit. Contractor shall evaluate findings and prepare necessary documentation/reports. Conduct complete out-briefs.
Compliance Management Planning
As specified in the Task Order, the Contractor shall develop Management Plans that will cover policy; planning; implementation and operation; checking and corrective action; and management review.
Pollution Prevention Surveys
As specified in the Task Order, the Contractor shall conduct pollution prevention surveys; develop pollution prevention plans; evaluate the economics and technical feasibility of process changes and recycling alternatives; and create databases to track progress in achieving pollution prevention goal.
Ecological and Environmental
Sciences
Restoration Ecology
Wildlife Biology
Botany
Wetland Ecology
Archaeological Assessment
Historic Resource Assessment
Recreation Studies
Noise Studies
Air Quality Analysis
GIS Applications
Environmental Impact Assessment and
Permitting
National and State Environmental
Policy Act Compliance
FERC Hydroelectric Project
Licensing and Relicensing
Wetland
Delineation/Assessment/Permitting
Endangered Species Act
Planning/Permitting
Cultural Resource
Assessment/Permitting
Recreation Impact Assessment and
Planning
Visual Simulation and Impact
Assessment
Environmental Compliance
Monitoring and Reporting
Construction Pollution Management
Plans
Public Involvement
Programs
Resource
Management and Planning
Water Supply and Wastewater
Management Planning
Infrastructure Facilities Siting
and Routing
Native Habitat and Planting
Plans
Forest and Fire
Management
Endangered Species Habitat
Conservation Planning
Restoration
Planning/Design/Implementation
Vegetation/Weed
Management
Cultural Resource Management
Planning
Recreation
Management
Open Space
Planning
Shoreline
Management
Stormwater Pollution
Prevention
Economics and Applied Social
Science
Brownfield Redevelopment
Market Analysis
Resource Management Feasibility and Analysis
Socioeconomics and Environmental Justice
Social Impact Analysis
Tourism and Leisure Feasibility
Urban Revitalization and Reinvestment
Community Planning
College and University Campus Plans
Community Development Planning
Comprehensive and General Plans
Development Capacity Analysis
Green Community Development
Growth Management Plans
New Towns and Master Planned Communities
Parks, Recreation, Trails, and Open Space Master Plans
Policy Plans and Programs
Public Participation Programs
Sub Area Plans and Specific Plans
Strategic Development Frameworks
Other
Services
Urban Design and
Revitalization
Landscape
Architecture
Community
Planning
Information
Technology
U.S.
EDAW OFFICES
(For a complete list of EDAW
offices worldwide, go to edaw.com)
| Location |
Point of
Contact |
Address |
Email
Address |
Telephone
Number |
Fax
Number |
|
Atlanta |
David
Troncale, Financial
Manager |
The
Biltmore 817
West Peachtree, Suite 770 Atlanta, GA
30308 |
troncaled@edaw.com |
404.870.5339 |
404.870.6590 |
|
Alexandria |
Jean
Beyler, Business Manager
|
601
Prince Street Alexandria, VA
22314 |
beylerj@edaw.com |
703.836.1414 |
703.549.5869 |
|
Denver |
Kyle
Hobin, Business
Manager |
1809
Blake Street, Ste. 200 Denver,
CO 80202 |
hobink@edaw.com |
303.595.4522 |
303.595.4434 |
|
Ft.
Collins |
Julie
Wallace, Financial Manager
|
240 E.
Mountain Ave. Fort
Collins, CO 80524 |
wallacej@edaw.com |
970.484.6073 |
970.484.8518 |
|
Huntsville |
Lisa
Gilmore, Business
Manager |
200
Sparkman Drive N.W., #1 Huntsville, AL
35805 |
gilmorel@edaw.com |
256.430.5560 |
256.430.5561 |
|
Irvine |
Lisa
Sumi, Business Manager
|
2737
Campus Drive Irvine,
CA 92612 |
sumil@edaw.com |
949.660.8044 |
949.660.1046 |
|
Los
Angeles |
Lisa
Sumi, Business Manager
|
3780
Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 250 Los
Angeles, CA 90010 |
sumil@edaw.com |
949.660.8044 |
949.660.1046 |
|
Orlando |
Todd
Hill Director of
Operations |
Eola
Park Center 200
East Robinson Street, Ste. 780 Orlando, FL
32801 |
hillt@edaw.com |
407.999.7777 |
407.999.7766 |
|
Phoenix |
Kyle
Hobin, Senior
Planner |
Studios5C; 502 South
College Ave., Ste. 201 Temple,
AZ 85281 |
hobink@edaw.com |
480.968.6514 |
480.968.6517 |
|
Sacramento |
Bea
Harris, Business Manager
|
2022 J
Street Sacramento, CA
95814 |
harrisb@edaw.com |
916.414.5800 |
916.414.5850 |
|
San
Diego |
Sue
Buell, Contracts Manager
|
1420
Kettner Blvd., Ste. 620 San
Diego, CA 92101 |
buells@edaw.com |
619.233.1454 |
619.233.0952 |
|
San
Francisco |
Cheryl
Lee, Business Manager
|
753
Davis Street San
Francisco, CA 94111 |
leec@edaw.com |
415.433.1484 |
415.788.4875 |
|
Seattle
|
Jo
Bellflower, Financial Manager
|
815
Western Ave., Ste. 300 Seattle, WA
98104 |
bellflowerj@edaw.com |
206.622.1176 |
206.343.9809 |
|
New
York |
Jean
Beyler, Business
Manager |
104
West 27th Street, 4th Floor New
York, NY 10001 |
beylerj@edaw.com |
917.339.3300 |
917.339.3303 |
|
Miami
Beach |
David
Troncale |
1688
Meridian Avenue, Suite 303 Miami
Beach, FL 33139 |
troncaled@edaw.com |
305.604.5878 |
305.604.5704 |