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;~ ~t~~-t_i:' ';< 1999 Flood Documentofion Rep0l1 Section 6 - Availability of the Firm to do the Work Montgomery Watson has the resources in its local Denver Office to complete the 1999 Flood Documentation Report within the desired tLmeframe, We understand that all work is to be completed within 120 days of the notice to proceed. With our current workload we are able to commit staff resources to meet that schedule. The work we are currentlv performing for documenting flooding conditions in and around Colorado Springs gives us a head-start for reports involving Fountain Creek, Monument Creek and the Arkansas River, and greatly improves our ability to meet intermediate deliverable deadlines and the overall project schedule, Section 7 - Project Team Montgomery Watson will provide CWCB with a local, conunitted project team which is uniquely qualified to produce a thorough, well-documented 1999 Flood Documentation Report:. Highlights of our project team's capabilities and qualifications include: . ,. . ,,,. . . . m,1,! A project manager - Chip Paulson ,- with an excellent tt:ack t:ecord in meeting project schedules and budgets and in meeting client expectations for quality and service. Staff who are currently developing 1999 flood documentation t:eports for Colorado Springs. Staff who were involved in documentation of the July 1997 floods in Fort Collins and Weld County. Staff who have a broad range of experience in hydrology, hydraulics, meteorology, and floodplairL management. Staff who have excellent wot:king relationships with local, state and federal agencies throughout Colorado. A project team organization chart is shown below. Our four key team members will be supponed by our 30-member Denver office. Many of these staff members have been involved in the ongoing flood investigation and docUlnentation work for Colorado Springs, ."",2~". . \ Colorado Wafer Conservation Boord .....-..r 7