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Episode 59 of 5 Minutes to Chaos - A Podcast is now available. Don’t miss this engaging discussion with retired #FDNY Chief of Hazmat Operations Bob Ingram. Topics - Building Hazmat Counterterrorism Capacity - Rebuilding Hazmat Post-9/11 - White Powder Threat/Hammer Teams - Interagency Operations Spotify | Apple | YouTube Embrace the Choas! #emergencymanagement #firerisk #homeland #hazmat

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The Army scrubbed a task order for the next phase of a key electronic warfare management capability, DefenseScoop has learned. The task order under the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) Enterprise contract was canceled March 18 due to changes in requirements and overall program strategy for the Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool (EWPMT), according to a program office spokesperson. The technology has been described by officials as the glue holding all EW capabilities on the battlefield together. It serves as a command-and-control planning capability that allows forces to visualize the potential effects within the invisible spectrum and chart courses of action to prevent their forces and systems from being jammed during operations. The program finished the first increment, as officials called it, which consisted of four capability drops of incremental software deliveries that each built upon the previous one, with Raytheon as the prime contractor. The program has been in development for over eight years. Following the completion of those capability drops, the Army decided to alter its acquisition approach, opening the program up for bids again to focus on the next era of the system. The Army issued a request for proposals in 2022 for a developer services provider. Documents from an industry day in January 2024 listed April as an estimated award date. The effort sought to provide a variety of services for the continued design, build, integration, testing, delivery, fielding, maintenance, configuration management and sustainment for EWPMT. “The program office is assessing future contract efforts based on operational and support requirements. Updates on future contract opportunities will be released either via APBI or at SAM.gov,” the spokesperson stated. Officials with the Army have maintained over the last year and a half that the program has a backlog of requirements. In its fiscal 2025 budget request, the Army asked for $26.3 million in procurement for the system for new equipment fielding and associated training for 39 units at various echelons and locations worldwide, including procurement of commercial computer systems. Its research-and-development ask is split across two sections. It includes $2 million for navigation warfare situational awareness capabilities to provide positioning, navigation and timing overmatch by countering jamming effects and denying adversary PNT services. An abbreviated capabilities development document for NAVWAR-SA was approved in March 2021, and the funds requested would go toward continued transition and integration of NAVWAR-SA software, the documents state. Another $12.2 million in the R&D request would go toward continued relevancy updates, sensor integration on other electronic warfare platforms and improved messaging standards, as well as software architecture modernization to make the software more efficient and ease integration with other EW systems.

SBIR Phase I and II technology and contracts still have value, no matter how old. Contact SBIR Connect to learn how to get additional revenue out of those old, terminal and Valley of Death SBIRs. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) #sbir #STTR #smallbusiness AFWERX

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More Cerberus units getting ready for shipping. When you lead the industry in Escalation of Force Capabilities by providing an industry leading level of performance, it’s a no brainer for everyone looking for that extra level of security for their Officers. #edcgear #thinblueline #police #swat #sherriff #localpd #LAPD #uscbp #TSA

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"Under SPAFORGEN, as the model is known, the Space Force cycles units through three phases: prepare, ready, and commit. Each defines a period of focus, so that units and the Guardians assigned to them get a break from day-to-day operations to train, regenerate readiness through high-end training and exercises, and then stand ready for full-time operational duty."

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https://lnkd.in/gPbW7Zj2 Gas Leak in Downtown Stevens Point – A Wake-Up Call for Enhanced Utility Mapping This incident underscores the critical importance of knowing precisely where underground utilities are located to prevent disasters that put lives and property at risk. When safety and efficiency are on the line, it's time to think smarter. #UtilitySafety #InnovationInMapping #PointMan #ProStarSolutions

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A reminder about the DOD SBIR/STTR Proposal Prep workshop VIPC | Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation is hosting on Aug. 21 (next Wednesday) in Fairfax, VA. DOD awards over $1.5B annually in SBIR/STTR – we'll discuss what's new, how to begin your approach, updates on the special Open Topics that all DOD components must offer, the medical technologies that DOD funds via SBIR/STTR, and MORE! Note VIPC is also hosting the same event Aug. 22 in Charlottesville. This Department of Defense-focused workshop provides detailed instruction on preparing a proposal to meet the requirements of the DOD, including both technical and commercialization plans and navigating the submission process. The next DOD SBIR/STTR BAA's will be released on Aug. 21, so this is perfect timing to help with a potential proposal. Presented by DOD SBIR/STTR expert, Monique Branham, the program will also cover: a) SBIR/STTR program basics and up-to-date information on the DOD program b) An understanding of the differences between DOD components c) Tips on how to identify a topic d) The importance of talking to Technical Points of Contact during the pre-release period e) How to register and utilize the DOD SBIR/STTR Innovation Portal f) Writing to meet the reviewers’ expectations. g) Common pitfalls and how to avoid them, and more! Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement between VIPC and the U.S. Small Business Administration. COST: Virginia Based Small Tech Firms/Virginia University $35; All others $85 per person. Event Dates & Locations: Aug. 21 Virginia APEX Accelerator 10300 Eaton Pl, Fairfax, VA 22030 Aug. 22 Central VA Small Business Development Center (CVSBDC) Carter Bank Building 300 Preston Ave #206, Charlottesville, VA 22902   REGISTER: www.virginiaipc.org/events

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