North Carolina eVP #19-IFB-2284429696-BJL

On-call emergency response personnel for North Carolina emergency management

North Carolina is seeking on-call emergency response personnel to support and assess state emergency management operations. - Government buyer: North Carolina Department of Public Safety (NCDPS), Division of Emergency Management (NCEM); work is statewide. - Services requested: Personnel to augment or evaluate the State Emergency Response Team, State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC), supporting coordination facilities, and field operations in impacted areas. - Roles and estimated pricing quantities: One person for each of ten roles: Incident Commander, Public Information Officer, Safety Officer, Liaison Officer, Operations Section Chief, Planning Section Chief, Logistics Section Chief, Finance/Administration Section Chief, Task Force Leader/Project Manager, and Evaluator. These are pricing-form estimates, not guaranteed orders; no minimum purchase is promised. - Key requirements: Personnel must be available within 48 hours of activation, have specified Incident Command System/National Incident Management System training, and support 12-hour operational periods, with optional 24-hour coverage. - Term: Three-year initial contract term from final contract execution; services are ordered as needed. Up to six months of transition assistance may be required at the end of the contract or upon cancellation. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or named service vendors are identified.

Description

The solicitation seeks competitive sealed bids from qualified vendors to provide trained Emergency Response Support Personnel to augment and/or evaluate existing staff. Personnel may provide support across emergency management functions, including the State Emergency Response Team, State Emergency Operations Center, coordination facilities, Logistics and Supply, Operations, Planning, and Recovery. Assignments may take place at the State Emergency Operations Center, alternate support locations, or in impacted areas of North Carolina. Responses must be submitted by vendors registered with the State of North Carolina's Electronic Vendor Portal.

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