J-0403000 Emergency Management Amendment 0012.pdf
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- N62470-22-R-0005 Base Operations Support (BOS) Services Contract for Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Africa
- Solicitation number
- N62470-22-R-0005
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This document is an attachment to a federal contract opportunity that provides details on the Emergency Management (EM) program at a military installation. The attachment includes a table of contents that lists various EM program documents, exhibits, and other attachments such as definitions and acronyms, a listing of current EM program directives, an inventory of EM program technical and training library, and an inventory of EM equipment. The key details include a comprehensive list of EM-related equipment, including protective gear, monitoring devices, decontamination equipment, and various tools and supplies. The attachment provides insight into the scope and scale of the EM program at this installation, which is relevant to the overall federal contract opportunity for base operations support services.
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SECTION J
DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ATTACHMENT
NUMBER
ATTACHMENT TITLE
J-0403000-01 Definitions And Acronyms J-0403000-02 Listing Of Current Command EM Program Directives J-0403000-03 Inventory Of EM Program Technical And Training Library J-0403000-04 Emergency Management Equipment Inventory J-0403000-05 Emergency Management System Description and Equipment Inventory
Attachment J-0403000-01 Definitions And Acronyms
Definition/Acronym Description
AAR After-action report
CBRNE-D Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosive defensive
COOP Continuity of operations plan
Emergency An event that results in the need for immediate action to avert the threat of property damage, injury, or death. Emergencies include natural disasters and manmade incidents, e.g., earthquakes, floods, armed or physical attacks, explosions, civil disturbances, hazardous material response, technical rescue, and, chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosive (CBRNE) events.
Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
The site from which military or civil government officials (federal and host nation) exercise direction, command and control in an emergency.
EMO Emergency management officer
Equipment Protective garments and respiratory gear, electronic devices, mechanical devices, shelters, kits and tools used for EM program purposes including, but not limited to, personal protective equipment (PPE), individual protective equipment (IPE), HAZMAT element equipment, monitoring equipment, decontamination equipment, warning and detection equipment, communications equipment, sampling equipment, medical equipment.
Emergency Response Organizations (ERO)
Installation EM organizations including fire and emergency services, medical, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) units, security operations, etc.
HAZMAT Hazardous material
IPE Individual protective equipment
MEF Mission-essential function
MET Mission-essential task
Mitigation Lasting, often permanent, reduction of exposure to, probability of, or potential loss from emergencies.
NSF Naval Security Force
Preparedness Establishing authorities and responsibilities for emergency actions and garnering resources to support them, conducting operations, and establishing the knowledge base to prepare for emergency actions to be taken on a time-critical basis.
Risk Assessment A DoD, command, or unit-level evaluation (assessment) to determine the risk of terrorist attack to an installation, unit, exercise, port, ship, residence, facility, or other site; identifies areas of improvement to withstand, mitigate, or deter acts of violence or terrorism.
Risk Management The process of identifying, evaluating, selecting, and implementing actions to reduce risk.
Risk management used as a decision-making tool allows commanders to take a disciplined approach to a complex, and often subjective decision, which balances the likelihood of an incident occurring and the impact of the incident should it occur.
Attachment J-0403000-02 Listing Of Current Command EM Program Directives
Instruction or Directive Number Title CAMPLEMDJINST 3400.2 (Series) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High Yield Explosive Defense Plan
CAMPLEMDJINST 3440.17D
(Series)
Installation Emergency Management Program
CAMPLEMDJINST 3030.4D
(Series)
Continuity of Operations Plan
CAMPLEMDJINST 3140.1D
(Series)
Severe Destructive Weather Plan
DoD Instruction 6055.17 DoD Emergency Management (EM) Program CNIC M 3440.17 Navy Installation Emergency Management Program Manual
Attachment J-0403000-03
Inventory Of EM Program Technical And Training Library Document Title Date Type Qty Location
National Incident Management System EM 7 Emergency Management Handbook (First Edition) EM 2 National Incident Management System Consortium EM 2 Homeland Security: Best practices for local Government EM 2 Hazardous Materials (Managing the incident) EM 3 Chemistry of Hazardous Materials EM 4 Hazardous Materials (For First Responders) EM 3 Emergency Response To Terrorist Attacks (First Edition) EM 3 World Wide Chemical Detection Equipment Handbook EM 1 World Wide Mask Handbook EM 1 Incident Command System (ICS) EM 8 Hazmat Response - Terrorism and WMD Awareness (DVD) EM 1 Emergency Management Handbook (First Edition) EM 2 National Incident Management System Consortium EM 2
HazMat First Responder (Operations Level) EM 1 Disaster Recovery (Quick Reference Handbook) EM 7 Best Practices and Guidelines for CBRN Mass Decontamination EM 1 Emergency Management Exercises from Response to Recovery EM 1 Terrorism Today EM 1 Emergency Response Guide 2016 EM 7 Terrorism: Biological Weapons (DVD) EM 1 Terrorism: Chemical Weapons (DVD) EM 1 Terrorism: Explosives and Incendiary Weapons (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 Terrorism: First Response (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 Terrorism: Suicide Bomber (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 Terrorism: Medical Response (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 Terrorism: Radiological Weapons (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 Mass Decontamination (DVD w booklet) EM 1 Detecting Weapons of Mass Destruction (DVD w/booklet) EM 1 HazChem 4: Chlorine EM 1 Response to Anthrax Threats EM 1
Attachment J-0403000-04 Emergency Management Equipment Inventory
SL Equipment Name NSN Qty Size Color
CONEX NO. 2
1 DRY ERASE BOARD 6 WHITE
2 TYVEK SUIT 0 YELLOW
3 CANOPY 4
4 INCIDENT COMMAND
BOARD
5 TARP (40'X40') 4
6 MAG LITE 15
7 POWER WASHER 1
8 TRASH CAN (30 GAL) 10 GREY
9 PELICAN 9430 RALS
PORTABLE LIGHT
10 PORTABLE LIGHT 017824, 017695 2
11 PELICAN CASE (1510) 1
12 EXTENSION CORD REEL 6
13 PELICAN 9440 RALS LIGHT 1
14 PELICAN CASE (1600) 1
15 PELICAN CASE LARGE (0370) 2 BLACK
16 EXTENSION CORD (100') 6
17 FUEL CAN (5 GAL) 3
18 FUEL CAN (2 GAL) 5
19 HONDA EV 2000
GENERATOR
20 HAND TRUCK 1
21 DEWALT MULTI TOOL KIT Includes items 22-29 1
22 CIRCULAR SAW 931832 1
23 SAWALL 913828 1
24 IMPACT 544352 1
25 LIGHT 19250 1
26 DRILL 741262 1
27 CHARGER 201204D8 1
28 BATTERY 2
29 TOOL BAG 1
30 RANGE FINDER 1
31 LENSATIC COMPASS
(MILITARY)
6605-01-196-6971
32 COMPASS (CIVILIAN) 2
33 BINOCULARS 6650-01-394-0184 2
34 DREMEL 3000 1
35 DREMEL ACCY KIT 2
36 FLASHLIGHT (PLASTIC) 10
37 TOW STRAP (20') 3
38 TOOL BAG 6 GREEN
39 TRAFFIC CONES
(COLAPSIBLE)
ORANGE
CONEX NO. 9
1 POWER SUPPLY 6130-01-438-6960 9
2 M42 CHEMICAL ALARM 6665-01-859-2215 7
WD1 WIRE (.5 KM)
6145-01-155-4258 1
REEL
4 AN/VDR-2 RADIAC 6665-01-295-7387 9
5 SAFETY GLASSES 22 CLEAR
Attachment J-0403000-04 Emergency Management Equipment Inventory
SL Equipment Name NSN Qty Size Color
6 FACE SHIELDS 10
7 DT 236 RADIAC METER 492
8 PDR-75 RADIAC SET 6665-01-044-3836 3
9 JCAD CHEMICAL
DETECTORS
6665-01-552-2704
10 DECON TENT W/FLOORING 2
11 BACK PACK SPRAYER 14
12 TRASH CAN (30 GAL) 4
13 PAIL, UTILITY 20
14 DECON BRUSH HEAD
W/HANDLE
EM OFFICE
1 GARMIN GPS 1
2 PELICAN CASE (1510) 1 TAN
DISPATCH
1 PELICAN CASE (1510) 1
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