Number 22-051 Title Supporting Life Sustaining Commodities for Emergency Management Available Date 3/2/2022 9:00 AM Clarification Deadline 3/14/2022 4:00 PM Due Date 3/23/2022 1:00 PM Contact Information pcpurchasing@piercecountywa.gov/ 253.798.7456
The resources include life supporting and life sustaining commodities, such as plastic sheeting, which is used to temporarily cover the roofs of survivors’ damaged homes.
These include life supporting and life sustaining IRRs such as but not limited to water, meals, cots, tarps, plastic sheeting, blankets, sandbags, generators, and fuel which are needed to lessen damage before or after a disaster. FEMA lacks readiness on these islands due to the deficiency of an IRR footprint, unavailable warehousing space and minimum full time FEMA/CORE personnel in the USVI & PR to support the magnitude of this response.
These resources include life supporting, life sustaining IRR commodities such as, but not limited to; water, meals, cots, tarps, plastic sheeting, blankets, sandbags, generators, and fuel needed to lessen damage before or after a disaster. FEMA requires additional commodities on these islands, due to unavailable warehousing space, and minimum full time FEMA personnel in the CNMI, Guam, and AS.
These include life supporting and life sustaining IRRs such as but not limited to water, meals, cots, tarps, plastic sheeting, blankets, sandbags, generators, and fuel which are needed to lessen damage before or after a disaster. FEMA lacks readiness in this area due to the deficiency of an IRR footprint, unavailable warehousing space and minimum full time FEMA/CORE personnel in Alaska to support the magnitude of this response.
These include life supporting and life sustaining IRRs such as but not limited to water, meals, cots, tarps, plastic sheeting, blankets, sandbags, generators, and fuel which are needed to lessen damage before or after a disaster. FEMA lacks readiness on these islands due to the deficiency of an IRR footprint, unavailable warehousing space and minimum full time FEMA/CORE personnel in the USVI & PR to support the magnitude of this response.
These include life supporting and life sustaining IRRs such as but not limited to water, meals, cots, tarps, plastic sheeting, blankets, sandbags, generators, and fuel which are needed to lessen damage before or after a disaster. FEMA lacks readiness on these islands due to the deficiency of an IRR footprint, unavailable warehousing space and minimum full time FEMA/CORE personnel in the USVI & PR to support the magnitude of this response.
