
First Nation Infrastructure Investment Plan tasks for WBAFN
- Monitor and identify the infrastructure needs from various sources i.e., condition reports, annual inspection reports, etc.
- Maintain a database of infrastructure needs – identification, scoping, prioritizing, life cycle costing, O&M requirements, etc.
- Assist in long- and short-term infrastructure planning (5-year and 20-year planning)
- Review and advise on AANDC reporting procedures and requirements (including CEAA) – monitor for changing requirements, ensure data accuracy, etc.
- Prepare certificates of completion for FNIIP projects – post project reporting
Major Capital Projects
- Monitor major capital needs and identify project requirements
- Assist in preparation of project submissions including terms of reference for consultants and funding applications
- Assist in project reporting, i.e., status reports, completion certificates, inspection reports, etc.
General
- Monitor and advise on level of service standards (LOSS)
- Monitor and advise on building, fire and other related codes
- Monitor and advise on policies related to infrastructure (i.e., tendering policy, housing policy, committee development and participation)
Tags: Infrastructure Support · Water Operator · FNIIP
Originally published on wbafn.com on October 27, 2024.
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