Cannon

Planning, design, and construction of water resources projects related but not limited to, the capture, retention and conveyance of stormwater, surface water, imported water and recycled water; groundwater recharge; multi-purpose watershed management facilities; low impact development (LID) measures and enhanced watershed management (EWM) facilities to improve stormwater quality; engineered wetlands for stormwater water treatment; landscaping that uses plant species that are native, or drought-tolerant and non-invasive; and stream and upland habitat creation and restoration. Planning, design, and construction of flood hazard mitigation projects including, but not limited to, flood management facilities, such as storm drains, engineered open channels, retention and detention basins, and appurtenant structures; natural and partially engineered open channels that may include, but be limited to, the utilization of nontraditional or natural stabilizing materials and accommodation of sediment transport and management; debris management facilities, including, but not limited to debris inlets, debris basins, post fire debris mitigation measures, and sediment placement sites.  Environmental engineering which includes, but is not limited to, sanitary engineering; industrial waste and solid waste management; environmental assessment; Greenhouse Gas (GHG) analysis; and sustainability using the EnvisionTM rating assessments from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI). Planning, design, and construction, in compliance with the County of Los Angeles Public Works’ Waterworks Districts’ standards, of waterworks projects which include, but are not limited to, drinking wells; water mains; water storage facilities; and pump stations. Consultant will also have sound knowledge of potable and recycled water distribution systems; water storage systems; aquifer storage and recovery; integration of available water resources; water pump stations and security systems; project-specific regulatory permitting; drilling and construction of drinking water wells; well head pumps and related well-equipping tasks; disinfection stations; master planning and hydraulic modeling of Regional Water System; traffic control design; water quality treatment and monitoring services; water transfers and wheeling agreements; asset management planning and program development; and water conservation planning, demand management, and urban water management planning. Design and Technical support of telemetry systems including, but not limited to, spreading grounds and seawater barriers that are compatible with existing LACFCD’s systems. The Consultant will prepare plans, specifications, and estimate for implementing the telemetry systems. The telemetry systems must be capable of collecting, storing, analyzing, and graphically presenting information on the status of facilities in real-time and transmit data to Public Works facilities. Typical components that would require installation include, but are not limited to, programmable logic controllers, radios, water level sensors, position indicators, flow meters, conduits, enclosures, pedestals, batteries, and solar panels. Geotechnical engineering, which includes, but is not limited to, geotechnical investigation and final reporting, subsurface exploration drilling/sampling/logging, field percolation testing, analytical testing, and data compilation for water resources projects. Experience in communications campaigns, web-content development, graphic design, working with other public agencies and organizations, managing large-scale public outreach for stormwater-related projects and programs, and community engagement. Proven track record for both planning and implementing strategic communications programs.

Interested firms may respond by submitting a letter of interest, certification, firm profile, resumes and relevant projects (limited to 10 pages).

Please forward all correspondence to: Ms. Coco Herda, Proposal Coordinator Cannon 11900 West Olympic Boulevard, Suite 530 Los Angeles, CA 90064 [email protected] 805.544-7407 – phone; 310.664.8877 – fax