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35 <br /> schnabel-eng.com 3. Innovative Factors / Lake Orange Intake Tower / 19 <br /> 3. Innovative Factors <br /> ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... <br /> Schnabel has extensive experience with federally funded dam design and construction projects, <br /> in addition to other type of infrastructure projects receiving federal funding in which Schnabel <br /> has been involved. Within the past five years alone, Schnabel has managed the design and <br /> construction of two Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funded dam remediation <br /> projects in South Carolina, prepared designs and provided construction phase engineering for <br /> numerous NRCS funded dam rehabilitation projects in various states, performed engineering <br /> designs for US Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) owned projects, and participated in the review of <br /> the USACE Dam Safety Program. Schnabel has also provided design and construction phase <br /> engineering for dam engineering projects receiving funds from various state agencies. In addition, <br /> Schnabel routinely hires and consults with former federal employees, which provides us with <br /> a unique perspective and understanding of federal processes. Through this extensive recent <br /> experience and knowledge obtained from former federal employees, Schnabel continues to <br /> expand our unparalleled knowledge and understanding of the processes that are utilized by <br /> federal agencies as projects progress from design through construction. This vast knowledge <br /> base allows projects to be completed on-time and on-budget without interruption to the Owner. <br /> Specific recent examples of projects, which receive either federal or state funding, are highlighted <br /> below. <br /> »Schnabel has also worked with the Town of Lake Lure, NC to receive two cycles of dam <br /> rehabilitation funding through the FEMA Rehabilitation of High Hazard Potential Dams (HHPD) <br /> Program. The funding is being used to design and construct a new reservoir drain through the <br /> base of this 120-foot-tall, concrete multiple arch-buttress dam. <br /> »After Hurricane Florence, Governor Cooper established the North Carolina Office of Recovery <br /> and Resiliency (NCORR), a division of the N.C. Department of Public Safety, to provide disaster <br /> recovery programs statewide and help communities and disaster survivors recover and rebuild <br /> smarter and stronger. In late 2017, the Department of Environmental Quality (NC DEQ), <br /> Division of Energy, Mineral and Land Resources (DEMLR), was awarded a $500,000 grant to <br /> gather necessary information and perform hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) analysis on the dams <br /> located within the Neuse River Basin to better understand hydraulic capacity and performance <br /> of the structures during storms like Florence and be better prepared for future hurricane events. <br /> ))With Schnabel's assistance, Aiken County, South Carolina received federal funding from <br /> FEMA to remediate Langley Dam, a century old structure that was in jeopardy of failing. <br /> The funding, which equated to approximately 50 percent of the construction cost, required <br /> unique management on Schnabel's part in that all pay requests from the contractor had to be <br /> allocated between grant funding and non-grant funding. Through diligent recording keeping <br /> and understanding of the eligible portions of the project, each pay request was reviewed and <br /> approved by Aiken County and the funding agency without hesitation. <br /> »Schnabel has performed numerous assessments, planning studies, detailed designs, and <br /> construction phase engineering on the behalf of the state and local conservation districts and <br /> the NRCS. Many of these projects were funded, at least partly, by the NRCS and involved cost- <br /> sharing agreements between federal agencies and local sponsoring organizations. As required <br /> by the agreements and requested by the owners, Schnabel assisted with the management of <br /> the projects and progress and budget tracking for cost-sharing purposes. <br /> Build Better.Together. <br />
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