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STATEMENT OF WORKFORFEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCYNATIONAL CONTINUITY PROGRAMS (NCP) PROGRAM AND MISSION SUPPORTSERVICES (PAMSS)November 18, 2011
 
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GENERAL1.1 SCOPE
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has a requirement for Contractorsupport to assist FEMA’s National Continuity Programs (NCP) with program and missionsupport services. Work to be performed by the Contractor will be in support of the NCPprograms identified in Section 1.2 Background, and may fall within one or more of thefollowing Task Areas, which are further defined in Section 4.0 of this Statement of Work:
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Administrative Support
 
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Test, Training and Exercise Programs
 
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Software, Systems, and Telecommunications Engineering and Support
 
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First Responder Partnership Initiative
 
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Audit Support
 
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Financial and Internal Controls
 
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Property Management Support
 
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OMB 300 Support
 
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Acquisition Support
 
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Outreach Support
 
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Professional Support/Subject Matter Expertise
 
The Contractor’s performance under this contract shall be in an advisory and assistancecapacity to the Government, and shall not include any inherently governmental functions.The Contractor shall submit all work products in draft for review and approval by appropriateGovernment personnel prior to preparation and issuance in final, in accordance with thecontract. The Government will make all final determinations and decisions after a criticaland close review of the Contractor’s work product and reasons/basis for the Contractor’srecommendations. The Contractor shall not represent itself as FEMA to outside parties. Tomaintain public trust, Contractor employees shall identify themselves as FEMA Contractorsat the onset of any communications with internal and external parties.
 
 
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1.2 BACKGROUND
NCP serves as the focal point for FEMA activities involving Continuity of Operations(COOP), Continuity of Government (COG), Integrated Public Alert and Warning (IPAWS)and Contingency Programs (Readiness). NCP is the lead agent for the Federal ExecutiveBranch concerning continuity of operations. In support of its mandate, NCP develops andpromulgates standards and guidance for Executive Branch departments and agencies on abroad range of continuity topics, such as preparation and implementation of Continuity of Operations, Continuity of Government and Contingency Programs and national-levelexercises.NCP’s mission is to serve the public by protecting the Nation's constitutional form of Government by helping to minimize the disruption of essential Government operations underany event. NCP leads the development of applicable plans and programs to provideemergency communication, logistics, and operations support to the public, Federal, State,territorial, tribal, and local governments in all hazard situations.NCP’s mission is structured by the Front Office and five additional components:
 
Front Office:
Ensures overall day-to-day and long range mission objectives areaccomplished as part of the overall NCP mission. This entails ensuring the FEMAAdministrator has the capability to lead continuity efforts as part of a comprehensiveresponse effort across the Federal Government under all conditions and whilemaintaining a Common Operational Picture (COP). The Front Office supportsinteragency continuity efforts in a Federal continuity environment by assisting otherDepartments and Agencies (D/As) in maintaining their continuity plans through planningguidance, training, exercises, and assessments, ensuring all levels of government canexecute their essential functions under all conditions. Additionally, the Front Officecoordinates support for Federal Executive Branch (FEB) reconstitution.
 
Operations Division
: The Operations Division is responsible for ensuring that the DHSSecretary and FEMA Administrator have the ability to advise the President andimplement the plans and programs of the Federal government for continuity of government. The Operations Division provides a single point-of-contact for assessingand implementing continuity plans across the Federal Executive Branch during an eventthat could potentially threaten the national security of the United States by threatening theFederal Executive Branch’s ability to provide essential services to the public. Before,during, and after an event, this division is responsible for analyzing the ability of FederalDepartments and Agencies (D/As) to perform their essential functions; monitoring andassessing the status and operational capabilities of individual and collective D/As;developing and formulating courses of action for Secretary and Administratorconsideration to restore Federal Executive Branch essential functions; coordinatingimplementation of courses of action; monitoring and tracking the implementation of 
 
 
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chosen courses of action; and providing continual updates on the strategic relocation of government activities.The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)/Protection and NationalPreparedness Office established the Continuity Readiness Cell (CRC) within theOperations Division, National Continuity Programs (NCP). As part of a coordinatedFederal Executive Branch effort, the CRC offers the Secretary of Homeland Security, theFEMA Administrator, and other senior leaders and decision-makers with an operationallevel focused upon executive branch continuity, to include issues and readinesscapabilities required to ensure the continuation of the eight National Essential Functionsand Federal D/A Primary Mission Essential Functions (PMEFs) in an all-hazardsenvironment.Other efforts of the Operations Division include initiatives such as Operation Rendezvous(OPRON), Task Force Rendezvous, the development and integration of the Federal (andMutual Aid) Emergency Response Official (F/ERO) Repository system, NationalSecurity Special Event (NSSE) contingency support, disaster relief, and humanitarianassistance contingency support. Additional efforts of the Operations division includeGeospatial Information Systems (GIS), Blue Force Situational Awareness (BFSA),Continuity Analysis, and Command, Control, Communications and Computing (C4).
 
Continuity of Operations (COOP) Division
: The Continuity of Operations (COOP)Division leads FEMA’s effort to ensure comprehensive and consistent COOPpreparedness across Federal, State, territorial, tribal, and local governments. To ensurethat governments at all levels can continue to perform their essential functions in supportof the American people, the COOP Division develops, promulgates, and delivers avariety of products tailored to the needs of these governments. The division coordinatesthe integration of Continuity preparedness capabilities and provides consistent Continuityplanning guidance and assistance to continuity planners in identifying their essentialfunctions. Additionally, it supports these planners in developing the capabilities for thecontinuance of those essential functions in response to all hazards for the FederalExecutive Branch, States, Territories, tribal nations, and local government jurisdictions.Throughout the United States, the COOP Division develops and promulgates continuitydirectives and guidance for the Federal Government in the form of directives andrequirements, and to our non-Federal partners in the form of guidance. At all levels of government, it also provides Continuity outreach; develops, updates, and provides anextensive training and certification program, develops and provides valuable Continuityworkshops and exercises; and provides Continuity program assessments to the Presidentof the United States, elected officials, and agency heads that enable them to makeprogram improvements. This Division also coordinates Federal Executive Branch effortsto develop and improve Continuity capabilities throughout the interagency community,with a focus on always maintaining the ability of all Federal Departments and Agencies(D/As) to perform the eight National Essential Functions through the performance of 
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