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CSOP Industry Day Presentation 6.2.20 Final.pdf
Posted: June 3, 2020
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This presentation is from the DHS COVID-19 Commercial Solutions Opening Pilot (CSOP) Industry Day held on June 3, 2020. The agenda included opening remarks by Soraya Correa, the Chief Procurement Officer, and discussions on submission and peer review processes by Joseph Pianese and Phorsha Peel. The presentation also covered organizational priorities from various departments within DHS, such as OCRSO, OCHCO, S&T, FEMA, and TSA. Key points included the need for innovative commercial products supporting the COVID-19 response, a detailed submission process outlined in the technical questionnaire, and the two-phase review process for proposals.
Furthermore, operational priorities were highlighted by Polly Hall from the Procurement Innovation Lab, with an overview of the proposals received categorized into areas like PPE alternatives, contact tracing, medical supplies/equipment, decontamination/disinfection, IT solutions, and screening.
Each department within DHS presented their specific COVID-19 capability needs and potential challenges or constraints related to areas such as sanitizing/decontamination, contact tracing, privacy concerns, data security, systems interoperability, and deployment strategies. The presentation concluded with a Q&A session aimed at clarifying any queries from attendees regarding the CSOP initiative.
Furthermore, operational priorities were highlighted by Polly Hall from the Procurement Innovation Lab, with an overview of the proposals received categorized into areas like PPE alternatives, contact tracing, medical supplies/equipment, decontamination/disinfection, IT solutions, and screening.
Each department within DHS presented their specific COVID-19 capability needs and potential challenges or constraints related to areas such as sanitizing/decontamination, contact tracing, privacy concerns, data security, systems interoperability, and deployment strategies. The presentation concluded with a Q&A session aimed at clarifying any queries from attendees regarding the CSOP initiative.
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