H And R Computer Consulting Services

• Provide scientific, technical, and regulatory support for Endangered Species Act (ESA) consultations and environmental compliance activities • Support the evaluation of federal actions affecting salmon, steelhead, protected marine species, essential fish habitat, and aquatic ecosystems throughout the Pacific Northwest and California • Prepare scientifically sound and legally defensible environmental and regulatory documents • Review, analyze, and synthesize biological, ecological, engineering, and project information to evaluate potential impacts on fishery resources • Prepare, review, and revise technical and regulatory documents • Provide technical consultation to federal agencies and identify data gaps • Coordinate with NMFS biologists, fish-passage engineers, NOAA Science Centers, attorneys, project managers • Maintain consultation records and administrative files • Participate in interdisciplinary meetings and provide technical expertise

• Prepare ESA effects analyses for Hatchery and Genetic Management Plans (HGMPs) and Fishery Management and Evaluation Plans (FMEPs). • Draft and revise NEPA documentation supporting NOAA hatchery programs and associated fisheries. • Prepare or support: Environmental Assessments (EAs) • Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) • ESA Section 7 Biological Opinions • ESA Section 10 permit documentation • ESA 4(d) Limit 6 evaluations and determination documents • Evaluate impacts of hatchery operations and fisheries on naturally spawning ESA-listed salmon and steelhead populations. • Review and edit scientific documents for technical accuracy, clarity, consistency, organization, grammar, and regulatory compliance. • Respond to technical comments received from NOAA reviewers, General Counsel, tribal co-managers, state agencies, and public stakeholders. • Coordinate scientific analyses across watersheds, hatchery programs, and fisheries in collaboration with NOAA Fisheries staff. • Maintain high-quality scientific documentation that supports NOAA's environmental compliance and fisheries management objectives.

• Evaluate fishery and hatchery management frameworks under ESA Sections 7(a)(2), 10(a)(1), ESA 4(d) Rules (Limits 4, 5, and 6), and Tribal 4(d) Rules. • Assess the impacts of harvest and hatchery operations on ESA-listed salmon and steelhead populations within Puget Sound, the Columbia River Basin, and California watersheds. • Conduct scientific and quantitative analyses, including: Harvest trend analysis, Risk assessments, Exploitation rate comparisons, Escapement goal evaluations, Alternative fisheries management strategy analyses. • Develop project work plans, schedules, milestones, and weekly status reports to support NOAA project management activities. • Prepare, review, and finalize ESA effects evaluations, biological determinations, technical memoranda, and supporting scientific analyses. • Draft and revise NEPA documentation, including: Categorical Exclusions (CEs), Findings of No Significant Impact (FONSIs), Environmental Assessments (EAs), Environmental Impact Statements (EISs). • Revise scientific and regulatory documents based on comments received from NOAA Fisheries staff, NOAA General Counsel, tribal governments, state agencies, and public stakeholders. • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, fisheries biologists, policy specialists, tribal representatives, and resource managers to support fisheries conservation and regulatory decision-making. • Communicate complex biological findings and policy recommendations to both technical and non-technical audiences. • Support federal environmental compliance efforts while ensuring all analyses meet NOAA scientific and legal standards.

• Support the Alaska AOA PEIS process, including internal, regional, and cross-agency coordination. • Assist with the review and preparation of NEPA and PEIS documents, analyses, comments, and supporting materials. • Coordinate with NOAA divisions, Cooperating Agencies, the Office of Aquaculture, General Counsel, the Alaska Fisheries Science Center, and other federal partners. • Provide technical assistance and review support for aquaculture-related ESA Section 7 and EFH consultations. • Compile, synthesize, analyze, and manage scientific and environmental data supporting the AOA PEIS and Alaska Aquaculture Explorer webtool. • Conduct technical research and compile aquaculture information, scientific literature citations, webinars, presentations, and other resources. • Support aquaculture projects where the Alaska Regional Office serves as the lead federal agency, including working groups, environmental reviews, NEPA activities, and permitting coordination. • Schedule meetings, prepare agendas, take notes, maintain Google Docs files, and track action items and project deliverables. • Support the Alaska Interagency Working Group and Cooperating Agencies through meeting coordination, documentation, and facilitation assistance. • Assist with public comment periods, webinars, FAQs, outreach materials, and internal and external AOA process messaging. • Support government-led tribal consultation and engagement activities with Alaska tribal governments and corporations. • Participate in meetings with federal and state agencies, applicants, permittees, industry groups, special interest groups, tribal representatives, and researchers. • Assist with reviewing other aquaculture-related NEPA documents and proposed aquaculture activities and provide technical comments as requested. • Prepare draft responses to aquaculture-related inquiries for government review and approval. • Attend and/or present aquaculture information at local and regional coordination meetings, staff meetings, and workshops.

• Support the full lifecycle of federal grants, from application review through award closeout. • Coordinate national grant competitions, proposal reviews, and award documentation. • Provide program coordination and administrative support for Sea Grant initiatives and fellowship programs. • Collect, analyze, and report program performance data and metrics. • Prepare reports, meeting summaries, presentations, and program documentation. • Monitor program schedules, deliverables, and compliance with NOAA and federal requirements. • Maintain program records, databases, and data quality. • Coordinate meetings, workshops, and stakeholder communications. • Collaborate with NOAA personnel, Sea Grant institutions, and external partners.

• Provide administrative, grants management, program coordination, and technical support for national Sea Grant programs. • Support the complete administrative lifecycle of federal grant programs from application receipt through award closeout. • Review grant applications for administrative completeness and compliance with program requirements. • Coordinate grant competition activities and maintain application documentation. • Prepare draft National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation for Government review. • Assist with grant award processing and post-award administration. • Monitor grant activities and respond to grantee inquiries. • Coordinate logistics for national funding competitions. • Identify and recommend subject matter experts for proposal review panels. • Support mentor-fellow relationships and fellowship program administration. • Conduct research, collect program data, and perform analysis to evaluate program performance. • Ensure compliance with applicable federal regulations and NOAA requirements.

• Support fisheries management initiatives associated with Executive Order (EO) 14276 and related regulatory priorities. • Work closely with NMFS Regional Offices, Atlantic Highly Migratory Species Division, and the Office of Sustainable Fisheries. • Coordinate and manage complex fisheries management actions. • Ensure compliance with federal regulations and support timely project execution. • Track statutory and regulatory deadlines to ensure compliance with Magnuson-Stevens Act and other federal requirements. • Prepare, review, and edit technical documentation, meeting minutes, project reports, and status updates.

• Analyze new and existing electrical load requests and determine infrastructure requirements • Prepare initial designs, cost estimates, and Letters of Agreement • Develop design drawings and work orders in alignment with Tacoma Power standards • Coordinate closely with drafting, field crews, inspectors, and customers • Support permitting, easements, and right‑of‑way needs • Ensure all work complies with WAC, NESC, NEC, and utility policies • Provide customer‑facing guidance throughout project lifecycle • Communicate service impacts, including outages and construction timelines

• Providing spectrum management support for domestic and international coordination and certification of spectrum availability for launch and orbiting missions. • Analyze the potential interference from U.S. federal commercial and foreign satellites based on orbital positions. • Perform analysis on Satellite Coordination applications. • Familiar and experienced with the Spectrum Planning Subcommittee (SPS) function. • Maintain a continuing appraisal of the current and future needs of the various radio services and make recommendations to the IRAC. • Provide direct support and SME to the Government by assisting in identifying and planning the spectrum needs. • Responsible for tracking, assessing, and reporting any RF spectrum regulatory actions related to Federal agencies (NOAA, DoD, DoC, NASA). • Participate and establish technical rules and procedures for spectrum sharing & spectrum coordination with federal agencies and international administrations.