INTERDISCIPLINARY BIOLOGIST/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER/PHYSICAL SCIENTIST
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You will prepare and review Records of Categorical Exclusions (RCEs), Environmental Assessments (EAs), and Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) to evaluate the environmental impacts of naval operations and projects.You will prepare and review special environmental studies assessing the environmental impacts of military programs, operations exercises, construction projects, and force alignments.You will provide NEPA and environmental compliance consultation, guidance, and assistance to supported commands for military operations, exercises, construction, and force alignments.You will make recommendations as to when project development, design and construction should be initiated allowing for the resolution of known or potential environmental conflicts.You will serve as the point-of-contact or lead on assigned projects and interdisciplinary teams.You will assist as a technical expert in the negotiation of delivery orders and contracts with consulting firms.You will serve as a Navy Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) on contract task orders to ensure preparation of technically adequate, timely and cost-effective environmental/planning data products.You will coordinate and consult with agencies on military programs, construction, and force alignments, emphasizing NEPA, ESA, NHPA, CZMA, and Executive Orders for environmental compliance.
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