Disaster recovery solutions

Leverage funding from federal and private sources to maximize and speed the delivery of aid to recipients.
Disaster recovery solutions

Disaster Recovery Program launch

Every disaster recovery project must work within the regulatory and logistical complexities presented by federal requirements. We know what it takes to stand up effective recovery programs in these conditions—and develop the plans, procedures, structure, and management processes for execution. Our disaster recovery solutions can help you harmonize the use of all federal funds, navigate potential roadblocks, avoid unnecessary delays, and maximize and speed the delivery of aid to recipients.

Disaster recovery services

Training and support

As part of our disaster recovery services, we provide training and technical assistance to build capacity for states and local governments to deliver compliant programs that are tailored to your specific recovery needs. As one of HUD’s primary technical assistance providers, ICF is often called upon to help train CDBG-DR grantees and has developed tools such as the HUD Exchange and the CDBG-DR Toolkits for Program Launch and Program Implementation. We can apply our training, TA, and monitoring expertise to support efficient delivery of your disaster recovery objectives.

Solutions for disaster recovery

Monitoring and compliance

Comprehensive monitoring and oversight are key ingredients to a successful disaster recovery effort. Our teams bring FEMA, HUD, and HHS expertise to help you do it fast and do it right. We stand up compliance processes that incorporate the requirements of multiple funding sources—reviewing applications for eligibility, providing QA/QC of award amounts, and coordinating with sub-recipients. We stood up the compliance and monitoring function for NJ’s Sandy recovery, and we can do it for you.

Our services

  • Communications and outreach
  • Environmental reviews and historic preservation
  • Intake and eligibility determination
  • Project formulation
  • Grants and case management
  • Procurement and contract management
  • Strategies for combining federal recovery sources
  • Relocation services
  • Reporting and analytics
  • Compliance and monitoring

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