Homeland Security and Emergency Management Demonstrated Success
For nearly two decades, IEM has been the single contractor providing risk modeling, planning, training, and exercise for a $2 billion national program ensuring preparedness for chemical weapons emergencies
Directly supported 300+ state and local jurisdictions/agencies in improving emergency preparedness and prevention since 2004
Providing preparedness, response, and recovery assistance to 10 major metropolitan regions of critical national importance
Developed comprehensive port security and maritime plans for 11 US ports
Identified capability gaps in 20 US states , forming the basis for national plans to address these gaps before the next disaster strikes
Supporting Federal catastrophic disaster planning efforts across the US
Contracted to provide air evacuation ground support in 12 states and designated host airports
Provided immediate disaster response support in 13 states; able to deploy within 12 hours notice 100 people
Conducted post-disaster damage assessments in four states, and prioritized recovery efforts , focusing on results that will speed recovery after future disasters
Proven successful mitigation program management and planning support as well as integrating mitigation actions into recovery efforts
Managing key elements of a statewide program helping to repair storm-damaged rental properties after the largest disaster in US history
