In plain English
North Carolina Emergency Management is seeking contractors to design, develop, conduct, and evaluate all-hazards exercises using the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program. Contractors should be able to assess preparedness capabilities and build exercise scenarios and planning documents from local, regional, tribal, private, and state plans. The state may award contracts to multiple vendors.
About this bid
The North Carolina Emergency Management (NCEM) Exercise Branch requires a contractor with technical knowledge and expertise regarding the design, development, conduct and evaluation of all-hazards discussion-based and operations-based exercises utilizing the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) and may award multiple vendors in fulfillment of the contract.The contractor(s) should also have technical and operational knowledge of the response capabilities necessary for effective all-hazards response and recovery, and a proven methodology for assessing the 32 core capabilities in all five (5) mission areas of the National Preparedness Goal. The contractor should have the…
Details
- Agency
- Department of Public Safety
- Classification (PSC)
- In service training and manpower development
- Place of performance
- North Carolina
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Documents
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- 19-RFP-2413542877-RMT-DPS-NCEM SERT Exercise Services.pdf
- 19-RFP-2413542877-RMT-DPS-NCEM SERT Exercise Services Addendum 1.pdf
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