05042021 NMTS Industry Day Presentation May 2021Final.pptx
Posted: May 12, 2021
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This presentation is from the National Medical Transport and Support Services (NMTS) Industry Day webinar held on May 5, 2021. Hosted by the Industry Liaison Program, the agenda included opening remarks from Mr. Damon Penn, Assistant Administrator for Response, and an overview of the NMTS contract by Timothy D. Smith and Cassandra Ward. The presentation highlighted FEMA and Response Directorate mission statements, emphasizing their roles in helping people before, during, and after disasters and leading efforts to respond to incidents effectively.
Key information in the presentation pertains to the NMTS contract overview, which outlined resources available for medical transportation such as ground ambulances, air ambulances, paratransit vehicles, and medical support personnel. Additionally, the contract detailed additional contracted resources like communications support teams and planning and exercise support services. The award is expected to include a 12-month base period with four 12-month option periods for a total performance period of five years. Specific requirements for large businesses to provide a small business plan when proposing services were also mentioned. Contact information for doing business with FEMA was provided, emphasizing the importance of small businesses in their programs.
Key information in the presentation pertains to the NMTS contract overview, which outlined resources available for medical transportation such as ground ambulances, air ambulances, paratransit vehicles, and medical support personnel. Additionally, the contract detailed additional contracted resources like communications support teams and planning and exercise support services. The award is expected to include a 12-month base period with four 12-month option periods for a total performance period of five years. Specific requirements for large businesses to provide a small business plan when proposing services were also mentioned. Contact information for doing business with FEMA was provided, emphasizing the importance of small businesses in their programs.
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