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Professional Services Agreement <br /> Risk and Resilience Assessment <br />Page 2 of 12 <br /> <br />Version2.1 02212019 <br />6. Risk and Resilience Analysis – calculate baseline risk and resilience <br />• Each major task will include specific work products and deliverables. <br />• Review workshops will be conducted with the CLIENT’s personnel, key individuals <br />from the COMPANY’s project team, and others as needed at critical milestones as <br />identified in the following section. <br />• Complete RRA using USEPA VSAT Web 2.0 Tool. <br /> <br />2.0 Scope of Services <br />The CLIENT agrees to employ COMPANY to perform the following services: <br /> <br />2.1 Project Coordination and Management <br />• COMPANY shall provide project management services for duration of the project <br />(Anticipated to be 6 months). <br />• Project Kick-off Meeting: Schedule a project kick-off meeting with the CLIENT staff <br />to discuss in detail the tasks associated with the RRA. <br />• To recognize the current uncertainty with COVID-19, we will minimize our face-to- <br />face meetings and site visits as much as appropriate to complete this work while <br />practicing social distancing recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control <br />and Prevention. Although site visits are still recommended to complete a holistic <br />risk and resilience assessment, these visits will be completed during a time when <br />COVID-19 risks are low. Further, the Kick-off Meeting, Workshop, and various <br />other meetings to discuss draft reports can be completed using video <br />conferencing. At the time of the notice to proceed, COMPANY will coordinate with <br />the CLIENT to understand CLIENT preferences for face-to-face or video <br />conference meetings and to schedule the most appropriate time for a site visit. <br /> <br />2.2 Risk and Resilience Assessment (RRA) <br />2.2.1 Asset Characterization <br />The first step in the RRA, is asset characterization. As part of the AWIA requirements, <br />each utility must identify critical assets within the following ten asset categories: <br />1. Physical Barriers <br />2. Source water <br />3. Pipes and constructed conveyances, water collection, and intake <br />4. Pretreatment and treatment <br />5. Storage and distribution facilities <br />6. Electronic, computer, or other automated systems (including the security of such <br />systems) <br />7. Monitoring practices <br />8. Financial infrastructure <br />9. The use, storage, or handling of chemicals <br />10. The operation and maintenance of the system <br />