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Public Health Preparedness & SOP Specialist

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The Public Health Preparedness and SOP Specialist subcontract for the County of Wake in North Carolina focuses on the review and modernization of disaster response preparedness plans, annexes, and standard operating procedures. A primary objective of the project is to integrate lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic into operational plans to enhance overall coordination and usability. Additionally, the selected contractor will develop new SOPs designed to facilitate and support future training and exercise activities. Key requirements for this engagement include professional licensure and strict compliance with E-Verify regulations. The successful contractor will be responsible for delivering finalized SOP documents and updated preparedness plans. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 12, 2026, for this opportunity categorized under NAICS code 541611.

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Wake County subcontract for modernizing public health disaster plans and SOPs by 2026.

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Public Health Disaster Preparedness Plans

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Performs the review and update of preparedness plans, annexes, and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for prime contractors on Wake County Public Health disaster response projects. Incorporates COVID-19 lessons learned into operational plans to improve usability and coordination. Develops SOPs to support future training and exercise activities. Requires professional licensure and E-Verify compliance. Delivers updated preparedness plans and finalized SOP documents.

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