How should I insulate basement walls and floor after water mitigation?
I know it's popular, but putting a finish surface on a basement cement  wall doesn't seem clever at all.  A cement wall is a perfectly presentable wall surface, it is a basement, after all; you'll not fool anyone into forgetting they are in a basement.  

The problem with covering it up with an "appealing" wall finish is now you cannot inspect the wall. I get where your idea is that you'll have a leak-catcher system, but if anything goes wrong with that, you'll have a mold nightmare lickety split.  And a lot of expense on both sides: installing the wall in the first place, and tearing it out.  

If you really want to insulate the wall,  install a vapor barrier and insulate outside, digging if necessary.  That will place the wall mass inside the insulation envelope so it will help regulate interior temperature; the mass becomes your friend instead of your enemy.