Attachment 1 IPAWS Synopsis - Industry Day Webinar.pdf
Posted: May 14, 2021
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Summary
synopsis of an industry day webinar for the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) Management Support Services contract conducted by the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Continuity Programs (NCP) - IPAWS division. The industry day webinar aims to provide information on the pre-solicitation requirements for the IPAWS contract and allows for general questions regarding the program's mission. Interested parties are required to submit a one-page business capability statement for market research purposes by a specified deadline. The contract includes a small business plan obligation that will be discussed during the industry day.
The scope of the contract involves acquiring centralized and flexible support to manage all facets of program management support for IPAWS, including program/project management support, stakeholder outreach, policy development and analysis, and engineering support.
The document outlines specific requirements for each area, such as supporting the IPAWS staff in acquisition and systems lifecycle program management, engaging stakeholders to gather feedback, developing policies to direct program activities, and managing the national systems infrastructure.
Additionally, engineering support is crucial for ensuring stakeholder needs are properly captured and testable, as well as monitoring emerging technologies and influencing standards to adapt IPAWS accordingly.
The scope of the contract involves acquiring centralized and flexible support to manage all facets of program management support for IPAWS, including program/project management support, stakeholder outreach, policy development and analysis, and engineering support.
The document outlines specific requirements for each area, such as supporting the IPAWS staff in acquisition and systems lifecycle program management, engaging stakeholders to gather feedback, developing policies to direct program activities, and managing the national systems infrastructure.
Additionally, engineering support is crucial for ensuring stakeholder needs are properly captured and testable, as well as monitoring emerging technologies and influencing standards to adapt IPAWS accordingly.
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