2025-393-E-Emergency Svc-IEM-Comprehensive Emergency Operations Plan Contract

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Docusign Envelope ID: B576D624-E16E-4D9F-BC67-5703DE54A6F8 Orange County—Comprehensive Emergency Operations Plan Update North Carolina Hazardous Materials Commodity Flow Study (Phase 3 and 4) • Obtained direct input from key stakeholders involved in emergency response or planning for hazardous materials. Identified the most current hazardous chemical planning concepts and plan formats, in addition to community coordinators and facility emergency coordinators responsible for developing and implementing the emergency plans. Outlined emergency release notification procedures, existing evacuation, and sheltering-in-place plans. Recommended improvements and changes when appropriate. Recommended training programs for emergency responders based on local needs, identified hazards, and probable response timelines. • Recommended methods and schedules for exercising emergency response plans. • Suggested ways to effectively integrate commodityflow studyfindings into the all-hazards community EOP. FEMA National Preparedness Directorate Homeland Security Preparedness Technical Assistance Program (HSPTAP) • Assisted in developing FEMA's Comprehensive Preparedness Guide(CPG) 101 and CPG 201 and developing both local and state National Incident Management System (NIMS) integration documents. • Participated as an SME and continuously provided planning and training support for FEMA's Technical Assistance Programs from 2005-2013. Areas of TA support included grants management; mass fatalities planning;mass casualty planning; H1 N 1 and general pandemic hazard-specific planning;chemical,biological, radiological,nuclear,and high-yield explosives(CBRNE)hazard-specific planning;COOP/COG planning; EOPs; evacuation planning; mass care and shelter planning; recovery planning; debris management planning; logistics and resource management planning; volunteer and donations management planning; regional planning and assessment;terrorism prevention;terrorism incident annex development planning;mass transit emergency planning; critical infrastructure mitigation; hazard characterization; EOC support; and prevention collaboration strategy development. FEMA Operations Support Specialist —Government Liaison Officer(Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Disaster Response Support) • Initiated, reviewed, tracked, and processed action requests, as required, to identify resources, support, or assistance needed for national response and recovery efforts. Made decisions on acceptance, rejection, modification,or additional information required for resource requests and worked closelywith the Operations Section Chief to further adjudicate requests. Identified redundancies,discrepancies, or errors in incoming actions. • Researched, analyzed, and developed plans, technical studies, and reports on response and recovery operations.Recommended solutions to identified infrastructure, mitigation,public assistance,human services, and long-term recovery issues. Represented the Operations Section as a recognized authority in a variety of meetings with federal,state,local, and non-government/private sector organizations,providing interpretation of agency programs,policies,and regulations in the operations, planning, readiness, and recovery areas. Coordinated identifying FEMA priorities for critical and time-sensitive actions and maintained required files for response elements. Coordinated collecting, processing, and reviewing critical information for dissemination to operational elements for inclusion in the after-action reviews. Facilitated the Joint Field Office-Baton Rouge Incident Action Planning meetings and compiled executive summaries of Individual and Public Assistance funding forthe Federal Coordinating Officer and various section chiefs. RFP NO.367-005435 • 10/23/24 24 ©1EM.