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FEMA Seeks Engineering Services

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Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) seeks architect engineering services in the form of national and regional subject matter expertise to understand the built environment's effect on building performance, primarily related to structures regarding natural hazards and risk and man-made hazards. The objectives to be accomplished under the contract include problem-focused studies that involve knowledge of the building science aspects of FEMA's programs, and post-disaster forensic engineering investigations to quickly identify damage trends which may be occurring, causes of disaster…

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