Bidders Library Ref - BP_CP2_Mission Brief June 2020.pptx

DTRA’s

CBRN Preparedness Program (CP2)

UNCLASSIFIED

CBRN Preparedness Program Engages partner nations to support CWMD operations and to prepare for, respond to, and mitigate the effects of a CBRN incident Training and equipping (e.g., Detection,Location, Identification, Sampling Monitoring, Decontamination) Military and civilian organizations Tactical level response operations Operational level coordination and management (e.g., Emergency Operations Center) Strategic level planning and coordination (e.g., National Response Plans) Improves interoperability with U.S. forces and response assistance to partner nations

CP2 Strategy Whole-of-government approach Improves interoperability with U.S. forces and response assistance to partner nations Equipment Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures Use of various exercises to validate capability Use of internationally recognized best practices Standardized, modular “plug n play” curriculum

Standardized CP2 Engagements

Tactical

CWMD Operations Course CWMD Operations Instructor Development Course WMD Incident Command Course Medical Management of CBRN Casualties

This is a sample of the types of training activities that CP2 uses to assist partner nations prepare to respond to disasters.

Through engagement, CP2 gains insight into increasingly efficient response procedures and increases the rate with which U.S. response forces can deliver assistance.

CP2 establishes mutually beneficial relationships with partner nations and facilitates regional cooperation on disaster response efforts.

Strategic

Cooperate with DoS Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation

Operational

Emergency Operations Center Workshop

National Response Framework Workshop

WMD Response Annex Workshop

SOP Development Workshop

CWMD Planning Course

Exercise Design & Evaluation Course

Executive CWMD Seminar

Capstone Events Interagency CWMD TTX Interagency CWMD Full Scale Exercise Strategic Engagement Operational Engagement Tactical Engagement Strat-Op Linkage Op-Tact Linkage Supplemental Engagement Standardized Engagement Progression 1-year, severable

Executive CWMD Seminar National Response Framework Workshop Emergency Manager Course WMD Response Annex Workshop

STRATEGIC

Emergency Operations Center Workshop CWMD Planning Course Exercise Design & Evaluation Course SOP Development Workshop

OPERATIONAL

WMD Operations IDC Tactical Casualty Care Course Medical Management CBRN Casualties WMD IC/Technician IDC Counter IWMD Course WMD Technician Course WMD Operations Course Hospital Management of CBRNE Incidents Advanced CBR Course Maintenance Management Course Bilateral Functional Exercise Bilateral Functional Exercise Hot Zone Entry Course WMD Incident Command Course

TACTICAL

Training and Equipping Overview

TRAINING

Strategic National-level Plans Operational Emergency Operations Center Tactical Reconnaissance, Decon

EQUIPPING

CBRN Reconnaissance Mass Casualty Decontamination Counter-Improvised WMD Personal Protection Equipment Not Just Response / ”Right of Boom”!

Mass Casualty Decontamination Kit Mass Casualty Decontamination (MCD) system provides first responders with lightweight, transportable personnel decontamination system for use on the general population in a WMD environment.

50 Casualties per hour per system 10 team members to operate x 2 shifts 20 min setup Use with any water source Redundant Power and Water Distribution Male/Female Privacy Systems require minimal external support

150 Casualties per hour 12 Gallons of Fuel per hour 2400 Gallons of water per hour 20 personnel Set-Up/On Shift 40 personnel in Rest Cycle 5 Tri-Con Containers (Including Push Package) 40 Minutes Set up Time Extended Operations

Hot Zone Warm Zone Cold Zone C2

MCD Site Set-Up Sequence

MCD Site Set-Up Non-Ambulatory Process

CBRN Reconnaissance Kit

CWMD Reconnaissance (CR) Kit provides CWMD reconnaissance and site assessment of sites containing WMD materials. Kit enables detection, location, sampling, identification, and monitoring of chemical, biological, and radiological material.

A set of mission specific kits to characterize and provide full spectrum capability to, detect, locate identify, and decontaminate hazards.

-Marking, sampling, and reporting

Mission Container

- Power Generation

- Environmentally Controlled Detection, Identification, Collection, Communication Equipment

- Individual PPE

Support Container

- Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

- Breathable Air Refill Compressors and Class II Refill Protection -Expedient Personnel Decon Equipment -Tools and Consumables

UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO

TRICON platform for shipping/storage Modular, scalable, and transportable Customized engineering Limited logistics footprint Lowered long-term sustainment

Description

Detection and Identification Equipment

Sampling & Preservation and Marking Equipment •QSA Sampling & Preservation Equipment: Quicksilver Sampling •Marking Equipment: M328 CBRN Marking Kit Auxiliary Equipment •Camera •Charlie Horse •Kestrel 4500NV •HazmasterG3 Personnel Protection Equipment / Decontamination •Suits: Level A DuPont Tychem Responder CSM / Level B DuPont Tychem Responder CSM/ Blauer Multi-threat •DuPont Level A Pressure Test Kit •Boots: Onguard Hazmax •SCBA: Scotts X3, 2 x Bauer Air compressor fill stations •Communication: Motorola radios / KVL 4000 encryption key loader •DQE Decon Shower Kit/SPEEDS Expedient Decon Kit

Counter Improvised WMD Kit

Counter-Improvised WMD Kit

C – IWMD Kit enables trained EOD technicians to engage IEDs that have a chemical, biological, or radiological component, and to conduct EOD operations in a contaminated environment.

C50 Voice Projection Unit

CBRN Hydration System

C50 Filter

FM53 Protective Mask Air Purifying Respirator/ SCBA Capable C50 Protective Mask Air Purifying Respirator

C50 Protective Mask w/C240 Powered Air Purifying Respirator

Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

Personal Protective Equipment

Personal Protection Equipment

Personnel Protective Equipment provides individual protection for first responders.

Blauer XRT Ensemble NFPA 1994 Class III (Training)

Blauer Multi Threat NFPA 1994 Class II Training

Hazmax Chemical Protective Boots

Gloves, Butyl Rubber

Blauer XRT Ensemble NFPA 1994 Class III

Zytron® 300 NFPA 1992/2012 Edition Coverall

Blauer Multi Threat NFPA 1994 Class II

Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST)

Frontline 500 NFPA 1991 Level A suit

PPE

AM&E

Planning I Exec.

CWMD Sem.

NRF

WS

CR/MCD

Del./NET

CR/MCD

Kit Procur.

CWMD Response Annex WS

CWMD

Ops

CWMD

Ops IDC

CWMD

Tech

WMD Incident Command

Milestone Event

Emerg. Mgr.

Course

CWMD

Tech IDC

LAT

Monitoring Event

EOC

WS

Med. Mgmt. of CBRN Casualties

CWMD

Planning Crs.

EOC SOP

Dev. WS

CWMD TTP

Training & Equip survey

MS. Capstone Exercise

EOC

Exer.

Hosp. Mgmt. of CBRN Casualties

CWMD TTP

Training PT II

B C Execution Progress Bar F D E

Monitoring Event

Milestone Event

A

* No funding requested for 2025, event execution only.

** All construction paid for with FY21 dollars(?)

Sustainment: FMS/FMF 333 CWMD Plan of Actions and Milestones - See Notes Section for Acronyms

Maint. Mgmt./ SOP Dev.

CWMD TTP

Training

CR/MCD

Del./NET

CR/MCD

Support

PKG

CR/MCD

Support

PKG

TCCC

CBRN – Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear C-IWMD – Counter-Improvised Weapons of Mass Destruction CR – CBRN Reconnaissance CWMD – Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction EOC – Emergency Operations Center IDC – Instructor Development Course LAT – Live Agent Training MCD – Mass Casualty Decontamination NET – New Equipment Training NRF – National Response Framework PPE – Personal Protection Equipment TacCas – Tactical Casualty TOP – Turn-Over of Property WMD – Weapons of Mass Destruction WS – Work Shop

SOUTHCOM

Argentina Panama Peru

AFRICOM

Kenya Morocco Senegal

EUCOM

Albania Georgia Kosovo Macedonia Moldova Turkey Ukraine

PACOM

Philippines Thailand Vietnam 2019 CBRN Preparedness Program Countries

21 FY18

7 Additions for FY19

Partner Responsibilities Desire to build and sustain a CBRN response capability to include force generation and equipment

Designated unit to train Should be aligned with a similar mission (search and rescue, Hazardous Materials response) such as an Engineering unit, dedicated CBRN unit, Fire fighting unit Same personnel assigned to unit until we achieve train the trainer milestone

Location for training Classroom and Field Area

Storage area for equipment

Questions?

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