Flood Management

New York State has launched the $50 million **FloodSafe NY** program, focusing on enhancing flood prediction through a statewide Hydrologic Monitoring Network. This initiative will not only improve infrastructure resilience but also create procurement opportunities for technology vendors in hydrology and emergency management.

FEMA is conducting a 90-day review of updates to the Flood Insurance Rate Map in Morgan County, West Virginia. Contractors focused on flood risk analysis and mapping services should prepare for potential procurement opportunities as updated flood risk data may affect insurance requirements and infrastructure planning.

FEMA Region 5 is conducting a virtual Flood Map Open House for Mecosta County on August 31, 2026. The event will introduce new flood maps and offer insights into flood risk reduction and insurance options, which may create future procurement opportunities for contractors specializing in these areas.

Valley Water has awarded a significant contract worth **$1.88 billion** to the Flatiron Dragados Sukut ADSRP Joint Venture for the seismic reconstruction of the Anderson Dam. This seven-year project, beginning in early 2027, underpins crucial water supply reliability and flood management improvements in Santa Clara County.

Huntington, WV, has initiated a $196 million expansion of its Wastewater Treatment Plant to enhance capacity and flood management. This project signifies major contracting opportunities for businesses in water treatment and municipal construction sectors, expected to conclude by 2032.

The Harris County Flood Control District is requesting a nine-month extension to complete six flood mitigation projects, valued at approximately **$320 million**. If unsuccessful in extending the deadline set by HUD, the county risks significant financial penalties and project disruptions that could impact contractors and stakeholders involved.