Description
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is conducting market research for enterprise‑wide emergency management services (the “Trident Services”) across three USACE regions. The effort seeks both steady‑state preparedness capabilities (planning, exercises, training, GIS data management) and surge incident‑response capabilities (EOC staffing, QA inspections, rapid engineering assessments, rights‑of‑entry processing, data analytics, and drone‑based damage mapping). Offerors must demonstrate ability to mobilize large multidisciplinary crews rapidly and to support multiple geographic regions.
• Develop and maintain emergency plans, SOPs, and conduct HSEEP‑compliant exercises.
• Design, deliver, and manage emergency‑management training curricula (classroom, virtual, hybrid).
• Operate SharePoint/GIS repositories and keep baseline datasets current.
• Provide 12‑/24‑hour EOC and field‑office staffing, including planners, logisticians, GIS analysts, and administrators.
• Deploy certified QA inspectors and supervisors for debris, temporary roofing, power, and infrastructure assessments.
• Conduct rapid post‑event structural and civil engineering assessments of critical public‑infrastructure.
• Manage Rights‑of‑Entry permit collection and data privacy.
• Produce real‑time dashboards and analytics for command decision‑making.
• Provide FAA Part‑107 certified drone pilots and DoD‑compliant UAVs for rapid orthomosaic mapping.