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<br />II. General Qualifications and Experience
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<br />A. Relevant Project Experience.
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<br />ICON specializes in drainage and flood control. Since the company's furmation, and
<br />previously while doing business as G&O, the firm has averaged over 45 major drainagelt100d
<br />control projects every year for the past 12 years, Many ofthese projects have involved similar
<br />tasks that will be required for the State's anticipated scope of work. We often help our public
<br />sector clients in identifYing project needs, assessing funding opportunities, and then defining
<br />implementation strategies, We currently provide floodplain mapping reviews for a number of
<br />communities, including the Urban Drainage & Flood Contro]! District, Arapahoe County,
<br />Columbine Valley, Sterling, Grand Junction and Eagle, Other, related project experience
<br />includes:
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<br />Flood Insurance Studies Review, Natiouwide: While doing busniness as the Colorado
<br />branch ofiice of Greenhorne & O'Mara, we completed water resources engineering
<br />(principally hydrology, river hydraulics, hydraulic structures analysis, coastal and lacustrine
<br />engineering) and cartographic production of study reports and maps under a contract with
<br />FEMA, Our professionals were actively involved in the review of Flood Insurance Studies
<br />and Flood Insurance Rate and Flood Boundary Floodway Maps, and LOMR/CLOMR
<br />submittals, One of the significant special projects included the preparation of "Guidelines for
<br />Review of Hydrologic and Hydraulic Engineering Studies," This guideline was used by our
<br />office in its review of over 110 submittals,
<br />Staff Assignments: Penn Gildersleeve, P,E, - Project Director
<br />Doug Williams, P,E, - Project Manager
<br />Matt Ursetta, P,E, - Project Engineer
<br />Client Reference: Miscellaneous Projects throughout FEMA Regions IV, V, and VI
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<br />Spring Creek, Fort Collins: Submittal of a FEMA Map Revision under the Limited Map
<br />Maintenance Program (LMMP), Completed hydrology, hydraulics, and floodplain revisions
<br />for 7,5 miles along Spring Creek. A Physical Map Revision was prepared for Spring Creek
<br />on behalf of the City of Fort Collins, Spring Creek is a major tributary to the Cache La
<br />Poudre River. The study reach involved approximately 7,8 miles of Spring Creek from the
<br />confluence with the Cache La Poudre upstream through the heavily developed creek reach in
<br />Fort Collins to the outlet of Horsethooth Reservoir.
<br />Staff Assignments: Douglas Williams, P,E, - Project Director
<br />Kent Barringer, P,E. - Project Engineer
<br />Client Reference: City of For Collins - Mr. Bob Smith (970) 221-6589
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<br />Major Drainageway Planning, City of Boulder: Floodplain Studies; Boulder Creek
<br />Tributaries, Boulder City and County: Hydrology and hydraulic analysis of 26,8 miles of
<br />streams tributary to Boulder Creek within Boulder County, Flood hazard area maps were
<br />produced for the 100-year flood event and profiles plotted DJr the 100-year and 10-year
<br />events, Floodway encroachment was calculated, This effort also included hydrology and
<br />floodplain analysis of the 10-year, 50-year, 100-year, and SOO-year flood events for an 8.4-
<br />mile study reach of South Boulder Creek, which is a 132 square mile drainage basin extending
<br />from Eldorado Springs to the confluence with Boulder Creek all in Boulder County,
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