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Exhibit A AARCADIS A RRA report will be developed and include updates and enhancements to 2020 RRA work, assumptions, and details associated with each step of the J100 RRA methodology. The cybersecurity analysis will be included in detail in addition to results using the new AWWA Cybersecurity Tool and guidance for IT and review and verification of OT system cybersecurity designs. Updated and enhanced consequence scenarios for current, emerging, and new threats and hazards will be included with impact estimates for each threat -asset pair included in the RRA. Arcadis will include a certification page signed by the Project Manager and Technical Lead in the RRA regarding compliance with AWIA requirements. As noted above, the RRA update will account for completed mitigation measures in updated estimates for consequence and vulnerability to account for mitigation benefits and to track and demonstrate mitigation progress as expected by USEPA. This includes completed mitigation measures noted and conveyed to the Department by Arcadis as the project progresses (these mitigation measures will be documented and tracked as complete in the RRA report). Current, ongoing, and new mitigation measures identified in coordination with the Department will be included in an implementation and tracking plan that includes prioritization categories and ranking, timeframes, and potential funding sources such as qualifying agency grant funding mechanisms and/or State Revolving Loan Funds (for CIP projects). Arcadis will include a high-level cost benefit analysis for up to 15 CIP mitigation measures to further assess risk reduction impact as related to potential implementation cost for selection, ranking, and prioritization purposes to optimize Department resources regarding implementation timeframes based on risk- based reduction criteria. Arcadis will provide a draft RRA, using the Arcadis RRA report template, for submittal to the Department for a three-week review and comment period. A final, updated, and enhanced RRA report addressing Department comments will be submitted for approval by the Department. The Department will be responsible for certification of completion of the updated RRA to USEPA. Following completion of the Final RRA, Arcadis will facilitate two, one and a half-hour virtual training sessions with key Department staff regarding use and update of the Risk Model/PowerBI Tool used for quantitative calculations and analyses in the RRA. Prior to these training sessions, Arcadis will provide Department staff with a Risk Model/PowerBl Tool user's guide and pre-recorded instructional video. Deliverables: 1. Electronic Draft RRA report 2. Electronic Final RRA report 3. Risk Model (Excel File) and Power BI Tool files Task 3 — Emergency Response Plan The Arcadis team will integrate the National Incident Management System (NIMS), Incident Command System (ICS), and use tested and current water sector and emergency preparedness and response plan guidelines, tools, and resources to assure local, state, and federal laws and standards are followed. The plan will be consistent with the all -hazards approach and standards established by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) including the National Response Framework (NRF). The Arcadis team will follow and reference industry standards and guidance, including but not limited to: • USEPA Office of Water, Community Water System Emergency Response Plan Template and Instructions (2019) • AWWA M19 Emergency Planning for Water and Wastewater Utilities (5th edition) • AWWA G440-17 Emergency Preparedness Practices • FEMA Comprehensive Preparedness Guide 101 (CPG -101)