Department Of Fire And Emergency Medical Services

Department Of Fire And Emergency Medical Services Department Of Fire And Emergency Medical Services Division, doing business as Fire Suppression, is a U.S. state government entity that has been registered in SAM.gov since December 2015. It is engaged in providing fire and emergency medical services to the federal government through contract and grant awards.

Through federal contract awards, Fire Suppression has primarily provided transportation services for federal personnel involved in disaster response and recovery efforts. For instance, in November 2021, it received a $32,481.19 purchase order from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the transportation of FEMA personnel supporting the disaster recovery efforts in response to Super Typhoon Yutu in the Mariana Islands.

Fire Suppression has also been a recipient of multiple federal grant awards from the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service R5-Pacific Southwest Region. These grants have been primarily focused on enhancing firefighter safety, tactics, and community outreach programs, as well as building state fire capacity. In September 2023, Fire Suppression received a $60,000 project grant for fiscal year 2023 state fire capacity projects. Additionally, in September 2022, it was awarded a $118,008 project grant for fire assistance projects to enhance firefighter safety, tactics, and community outreach, and a $30,000 project grant for state fire capacity projects. In July 2020, Fire Suppression received a $4,983 project grant for the FY20 CNMI National Fire Capacity (SFA) grant, and in July 2019, it received a $30,000 project grant for the CNMI SFA grant, which was later de-obligated.