Cooperating Technical Partners Program Service

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, located in Washington, DC, is seeking cooperating technical partners program services to build local capability and capacity for identifying flood-prone areas, maintaining flood maps, and understanding flood mitigation actions. The agency needs to deliver high-quality flood hazard information and comprehensive flood risk data to communities to support risk-aware, evidence-based, and flood-resilient development decisions at the local level. Additionally, the agency must ensure that communication with local governments complies with statutory and regulatory program requirements. The scope of work requires collaborating with the recipient to develop, review, and approve project-related communications and messaging that is considered sensitive or high-profile, such as media or congressional inquiries. The selected partner must also coordinate efforts among project team members to identify due dates, maintain schedules, and ensure continuous communication and collaboration. All performance of the work will take place offsite. Eligible bidders must be onshore United States organizations only. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget, and no specific budget limit is provided in the initial request. Key dates and specific evaluation criteria are not detailed in the issuing agency's initial announcement.