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6.11-11. - Page 17 of 24 <br />ATTACHMENT A <br />TOOL SELECTION OPTIONS <br />• AARC Risk and Resilience Analytic Tool (ARRT) <br />• Vulnerability Self -Assessment Tool (VSAT) <br />• Program to Assist Risk and Resilience Examination (PARRS) <br />Consultant has developed ARRT as a transparent, readily understandable and universally <br />useable tool for assessing utility risk and weighing risk mitigation choices. <br />Consultant is able to expand upon the capabilities of either ARRT, VSAT, or PARRE by <br />including queries based on the Resilience Attributes Framework developed by Principal <br />Scientist Dr. Scott Thomas. This approach proved useful for the US Army and was featured <br />in a recent Argonne National Laboratory report. It is easy to employ by non -specialists and <br />therefore easy to use in RRA updates (required every five years). <br />Upon selection of the appropriate analysis tool in coordination with the City, Consultant shall <br />use the tool to identify and document threats that present the highest risks to water facilities, <br />as well as to evaluate costs and benefits of countermeasures to reduce those risks. <br />The City's ERP shall document preparedness, response and recovery procedures used <br />to protect against emergencies. These shall be primarily managed by the City with Mutual <br />Aid, including resources from other private and public agencies. The City's existing <br />Emergency Response Plan (April 2018) and policies will be incorporated, demonstrating <br />best practices. <br />0- Deliverables: Kick -Off Meeting (agenda, meeting, and minutes); Periodic Project <br />Meetings (In-person and Conference Call/Webinar); Monthly Invoices and Progress <br />Updates. <br />1.2 — Data Collection <br />Consultant shall request from the City the data and information necessary to perform the <br />RRA and develop the ERP, which may include the following: <br />Vulnerability Assessments (physical and/or <br />Programs/Emergency Response Contract Plans <br />cyber) <br />Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) <br />Hazard Mitigation Plans <br />Emergency Operations Plan, (EOP) and/or <br />Emergency Operation Center Procedures <br />Continuityof Operations Plans (COOP) <br />and Building Evacuation and Damage <br />Assessment Procedures <br />Dam Emergency Action Plans <br />Recovery Plans <br />Water Master, Plans <br />Water Outage Emergency Drinking Water Plans <br />Capital Improvement Master Plans <br />Water Reliability Studies; Urban Water <br />Management Plans <br />Financial and Administrative Policies <br />DHS Protected Critical Infrastructure Information <br />Audit Reports <br />REV: 06-04-2020 MI <br />ATTY/AGR.2020.088/ARRC Consultants, LLC (Page 14 of 20) 204 <br />
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