The agency requires flood hydrologist consulting services to support dam safety oversight. The work involves reviewing and performing watershed hydrologic modeling, probabilistic flood hazard estimation, probable maximum precipitation and flood analyses, regional frequency analysis, and climate change impact assessments. Consultants will review analyses and technical reports from licensees and other sources, attend project and Board of Consultants meetings, and provide expert advice to agency staff. Additional duties include reviewing scopes of work, preparing written critiques and recommendations, developing technical whitepapers, and delivering training on complex flood hydrology topics.

The agency requires expert flood hydrologist consulting services to support dam safety reviews, focusing on watershed hydrologic modeling, probabilistic flood hazard estimation, probable maximum precipitation/flood analyses, regional frequency analysis, and climate change impacts on extreme precipitation. The work involves reviewing analyses and reports prepared by licensees or consultants, providing expert advice to FERC staff, and attending project and Board of Consultants meetings. Additional duties include reviewing proposed scopes of work for consistency with FERC guidelines, preparing written reports with critiques and recommendations, and developing technical whitepapers on complex flood hydrology topics. The consultant will also provide training to FERC staff on relevant technical topics. No specific performance location, budget, or submission timeline is indicated in the description.

The agency requires flood hydrologist consulting services to support dam safety reviews. The work involves reviewing watershed hydrologic modeling, probabilistic flood hazard estimates, probable maximum precipitation/flood analyses, regional frequency analyses, and climate change impacts on extreme precipitation. The consultant will review analyses and reports from licensees and other sources, attend Board of Consultants and project meetings, and advise FERC staff on complex flood hydrology issues. Additional responsibilities include reviewing proposed scopes of work, preparing written reports with critiques and recommendations, and reviewing staff correspondence. The consultant may also develop technical whitepapers and provide training to dam safety staff.

The agency requires consulting services from a flood hydrologist to perform in-depth reviews and analyses related to dam safety. The work involves watershed hydrologic modeling, probabilistic methods for hydrologic hazard curves, and Probable Maximum Precipitation/Flood analyses. It also includes regional frequency analysis for annual exceedance probabilities, climate change impact assessments on extreme precipitation, and other flood hydrology studies. Specific tasks include reviewing submitted analyses and reports, attending project and Board of Consultants meetings, providing expert advice, and preparing written reports and technical whitepapers. The consultant will also review scopes of work, comment on communications, and provide technical training to FERC staff. No timeline, budget, or location details were specified.