PNW 5C FFS Wildland-Urban Interface Risk Approaches
Title:  

PNW 5C FFS Wildland-Urban Interface Risk Approaches

Agency:  

U.S. Department Of Agriculture

State:  

Colorado

NAICS Code:  

518210

Industry:  

Information Technology and Software Development

Solicitation Type:  

Request for Quotation

Solicitation ID:  

1240BG25Q0009

Open Date:  

6/3/2025

Questions Due Date:  

6/25/2025

Close Date:  

7/2/2025

Project Duration:  

730 days

Last Updated:  

6/12/2025

Description:
The project aims to develop and deliver a database of wildfire-affected building footprints, classified by building type, attributed with structure separation distance (SSD), construction materials, and uncertainty categorized for this data. The database will cover significant spatiotemporal extents and include unique information from the National Fire Incident Reporting Systems and other databases. High-resolution pre-fire and post-fire-affected vegetation datasets will be derived at select fires. The project will assess the uncertainty in correlation studies, examine relationships between pre-fire and fire-affected vegetation, and evaluate WUI fire behavior models. • The project will focus on examining relationships between defensive actions and property treatments. • The project will assess the uncertainty in correlation studies. • The project will evaluate WUI fire behavior models. • The project will facilitate examining and enhancing current parcel and building-scale risk assessment approaches.
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Contact Information:

Anthony O Salas(Supervisory Contract Specialist)

anthony.salas@usda.gov

Budget Estimate (AI):

$500,000 – $2,000,000

The budget for this project can be estimated based on the scope of work and the requirements specified. Considering the project involves developing a database, assessing uncertainty in correlation studies, and evaluating WUI fire behavior models, the budget could range from $500,000 to $2,000,000. This estimate is based on the assumption that the project will require significant resources, including personnel, equipment, and software, to complete the tasks outlined in the project description. Factors that may influence the budget range include the complexity of the database development, the number of fires to be analyzed, and the level of detail required for the correlation studies and WUI fire behavior models.

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