Disaster Recovery: Supply Chain Opportunities. SIPA Annual Conference Jacksonville, FL February 27, 2018

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1 Disaster Recovery: Supply Chain Opportunities SIPA Annual Conference Jacksonville, FL February 27, 2018 Chris Fennell Institute for Building Technology and Safety

2 ABOUT IBTS The Institute for Building Technology and Safety is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established to provide unbiased professional services while enhancing the communities in which we work. public sector accountability private sector flexibility

3 WHAT WE DO STATE & FEDERAL PROGRAMS LOCAL GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS EDUCATION & TRAINING COMPLIANCE RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ENERGY SOLUTIONS LEADERSHIP QUALITY ASSURANCE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS & RECOVERY

4 NATURAL DISASTER ACTIVITY Presidential Disaster Declarations 2016 = 102 2017 = 137 FEMA Disaster

4 4 NATURAL DISASTER ACTIVITY Presidential Disaster Declarations 2016 = = 137 FEMA Disaster Relief >$7B/yr HUD CDBG-DR $46 billion active portfolio 12 storms >$1 billion damage in 2016

5 Robert T. Stafford Act Governor s request Presidential Disaster Declaration based on unmet needs Congress may appropriate funds to states, counties, cities for: Disaster relief Long-term recovery Infrastructure Housing REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Economic revitalization Must avoid duplication of benefits between FEMA, HUD, USACE, etc.

6 FUNDING SOURCES

7 $25-75,000/home FUNDING SOURCES ~$200,000/home CDBG-DR STATE FUNDED PROGRAMS $8-10,000/home Extensive physical support, Minimal financial assistance FEMA RED CROSS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS FAITH BASED NON-PROFITS COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS

8 RECOVERY TIMELINE Recovery Response Administration 30 days 180 days Resilience Planning 60 days Post Disaster Response 90 days Active Recovery Grant Close Out 700 days 60 days HUD CDBG-DR FEMA

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Housing & Community Development Act of 1974 Title 24 Housing & Urban Development Part 570- Community Development Block Grants

9 REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Housing & Community Development Act of 1974 Title 24 Housing & Urban Development Part 570- Community Development Block Grants Current CDBG-DR Funding Federal Register February 9, 2018 $7.39 billion Texas $5B Florida $615M Puerto Rico $1.5B US Virgin Islands $242M Long-term recovery

10 Resilience CURRENT CDBG-DR PROGRAM Fortified Home

11 CURRENT CDBG-DR PROGRAM Green Building

12 DISASTER RECOVERY SERVICES Resilient Building Materials

13 Trade Contractor & Material Supplier CONTRACTOR / VENDOR COLLABORATION Program Contractors drywall tile insulation roofer floor tile HVAC painter carpenter electrician mason concrete plumber

14 CONTRACTOR / VENDOR COLLABORATION Trade Contractor & Material Supplier Program Contractors insulation painter mason electrician roofer plumber floor carpenter concrete tile HVAC tile drywall IBTS typically oversight & QA throughout

15 IBTS Bid Book Individual Trade Procurement insulation painter carpenter floor mason electrician HVAC tile plumber tile roofer drywall concrete Program Construction Manager Construction IBTS typically oversight & QA throughout

16 PILOT PROGRAM IDEA Build mitigation via high-performance construction into CDBG-DR program specifications Florida, Texas or other location where IBTS is engaged Explore CDBG-DR regulatory requirements Develop documentation Set precedent Validate

18 QUESTIONS?

Officer 45207 Research Place Ashburn, VA 20147 703.

19 CONTACT US Chris Fennell, Chief Marketing & Development Officer Research Place Ashburn, VA facebook/ibts.org IBTS_org Institute for Building Technology and Safety IBTSorg

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