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2004-032-RES ACCEPTING PROPOSAL OF FREESE AND NICHOLS, INC FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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2004-032-RES ACCEPTING PROPOSAL OF FREESE AND NICHOLS, INC FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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2/9/2004
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<br />FREESE AND <br />NICHOLS: <br /> <br />HELPING YOU <br /> <br />PROTECT YOUR <br /> <br />WATER SUPPLY <br /> <br />Innovative approaches. , <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />Fr.... .... Nicholl <br /> <br />practical results <br /> <br />TEXAS HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE CONNECTION <br /> <br />- <br />James R. Nichols, P.E., chairman emeritus of the FNI Board of Directors, has been <br />appointed a deputy director of the Texas Engineers Task Force on Homeland <br />Security. <br /> <br />Gov. Rick Perry formed the Texas Task Force on Homeland <br />Security and named then General Land Office <br />Commissioner David Dewhurst as its chairman. Dewhurst <br />formally requested the assistance of the Texas Society of <br />Professional Engineers (TSPE) in gathering and interpreting <br />technical information that can be utilized in responding to, <br />or preventing, terrorist attacks in Texas. Earnest F. Gloyna, <br />Dr. Eng., P.E., DEE, was appointed to chair the Texas <br />Engineers Task Force on Homeland Security. <br /> <br />"Since given this charge by the TSPE Board of Directors, <br />the leadership team has recruited the most qualified people <br />available," Gloyna said. "These experienced people have the ability to lead, to <br />develop operational policies and to provide effective oversight." <br /> <br />Mr. Nichols serves as deputy director of the Infrastructure Damage and Response <br />Team (Team 3). Using risk-based prioritization of threats from Team 1, Team 3 will <br />develop methods to mitigate security risks affecting publicly and privately owned <br />infrastructures such as transportation, utilities and communications. Team 3 will <br />initially focus on solutions that can be readily implemented and then develop the <br />appropriate damage prevention precautions that can be incorporated into revised <br />building codes. Finally, Team 3 will develop mechanisms for mobilizing resources <br />and conducting damage response in case of a disaster. <br /> <br />Mr. Nichols will be invaluable in coordinating resources in the Emergency <br />Response Plan. In addition his insight and knowledge from a statewide perspective <br />will benefit the project. <br /> <br /> <br />WATERMARK AWARD 2003 <br />AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION AND WATER ENVIRONMENT <br />ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS <br /> <br />The Watermark Award for communications excellence recognizes Texas Section <br />AWWA and WEAT members who have produced top quality communications. <br /> <br />FNI is proud to have won the 2003 Watermark Award for the AquA/ert News/etter. <br />The AquA/ert News/etter assembles water security information, such as new <br />legislation, federal funding availability and a variety of tools and resources into a <br />newsletter issued quarterly to clients. The AquA/ert News/etter is administered by <br />Tina Hanson, P.E. <br /> <br />Vulnerability Assessmenl and Emergency Response Plan SOQ page 7 <br />
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