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Proficiency with the MS Office suite of software, ArcPro, and GPS.Preference will be given to candidates that have experience working with GDOT.Similar environmental consultation experience related to GDOT and/or other linear projects (including projects with federal funding) and regulatory consultation experience with USACE and/or Georgia EPD.Strong botanical identification skills within the southeast, specifically within the ecoregions comprising Georgia.
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Must be proficient with USACE EM-385-1 Construction and Occupational Safety and Health Standards. 5 years minimum experience with construction contracts for the US Federal Government (NAVFAC/ USACOE.
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Lead permitting efforts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) wetland/stream delineations, Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 404 permitting and Endangered Species Act (ESA) threatened and endangered species habitat assessments.
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Congress provided USACE with $17B in supplemental funding through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. This combined with a trend of record USACE annual funding appropriations and Emergency Supplemental Disaster Recovery Appropriations for USACE in 3 of the past 5 years totaling over $7B have the nation’s waterways set up for a ten-year program of design and construction.
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Should be well versed in the USACE three-phase inspection system, understanding both the contractor's Quality Control and Government Quality Assurance responsibilities and the differences between them.
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Experience in managing, preparing, reviewing, and providing technical assistance for transit/transportation projects that require any level of NEPA review (i.e., categorical exclusion, environmental assessment and/or an environmental impact statement) from beginning to conclusion and including mitigation and all consultation, such as with the State Historic Preservation Officer, USFWS, USACE, and Federally recognized tribes.
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As a $100 M small business, we have Nationwide contracts with the USACE, USN and USAF totaling over $13 B in prime contract capacity. As a $100 M small business, we have Nationwide contracts with the USACE, USN and USAF totaling over $13 B in prime contract capacity.
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Prepare special provisions and permit applications for various regulatory agencies, including the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD); Conduct site reviews with the USACE and/or Georgia EPD and participate in project meetings.
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USACE/NAVFAC/NRC Construction Quality Management certification preferred but not required. USACE/NAVFAC/NRC Construction Quality Management certification preferred but not required. AEC Bachelor’s degree is preferred or equivalent related field experience with International Code Counsel, NICET, etc.
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These A/E IDIQ contracts will be for a combination of the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC), and/or the Department of Veterans Affairs, and will be multi-disciplinary services in nature.
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Lead field teams in conducting biological field surveys including wetland/waterbody delineations (in accordance with USACE requirements), habitat assessments, and wildlife and plant species-specific surveys; and breeding bird and raptor surveys.
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Proven contract/project management experience with USACE and/or USEPA and/or experience working on other Department of Defense projects (Navy/NAVFAC experience preferred.) Provide guidance with data collection efforts for extracting, identifying, and compiling environmental data from soil and sediment sampling, soil gas sampling, groundwater, surface water, and stormwater sampling, boring logs, and other matrices for projects, investigations, and surveys.
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Experience with U.S. Government Construction Projects and Contracts, including experience with United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) as well as U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE); Experience with U.S. Government Construction Projects and Contracts, including experience with United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) as well as U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE.
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Heavy Civil Construction (USACE, Roadway, Strom water, Utility, Grading, Airport) Job Title : Senior Project Manager + Heavy Civil/Federal/USACE. Heavy Civil Construction (USACE, Roadway, Strom water, Utility, Grading, Airport.
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Regulatory compliance and permitting efforts for USACE, FEMA, and other environmental permit submittals. Within our U.S. planning, water resources, and condition assessment business, we have seen consistent growth driven by our clients’ needs to address challenges stemming from stormwater management, flood control, condition assessment services for conveyance/transmission assets, aging infrastructure, and supply planning to support population growth and resilience.
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