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Public Safety Operational Risk Assessment

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This subcontract for the Public Safety Operational Risk Assessment, managed by DAS Procurement for the State of Connecticut, focuses on analyzing staffing vulnerabilities for prime contractors working on OPM projects for the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection and the Department of Correction. The selected provider will identify operational vulnerabilities and their root causes, develop comprehensive mitigation strategies, and evaluate how federal training mandates influence overall risk. The project requires a contractor with specialized experience in high-security or emergency service environments to ensure the accuracy of the findings. The primary deliverable is a detailed operational risk assessment report that includes actionable mitigation strategies. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 27, 2026, via the CTSource Bid Board.

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Connecticut subcontract for public safety operational risk assessment and mitigation strategies due 10/27/2026.

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This scope was carved out of 26OPM0202AA.

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Staffing Study - State Police within DESPP, & Custody & Counseling Staff at DOC

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Performs a comprehensive risk analysis of staffing vulnerabilities for prime contractors on State of Connecticut OPM projects for DESPP and DOC. Identifies operational vulnerabilities and root causes, develops mitigation strategies, and analyzes the impact of federal training mandates on risk. Requires experience in high-security or emergency service environments. Delivers an operational risk assessment report with mitigation strategies.

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