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RFI 2026-0101 Earthquake Early Warning
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The contract seeks to explore and develop implementation strategies for integrating Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) alerts into streaming platforms and digital environments, enhancing public safety through timely notification systems. Issued by California's Office of Emergency Services, this solicitation invites responses by June 29, 2026, with the goal of advancing technological pathways to improve the dissemination of EEW alerts via modern digital channels. This request for information (RFI) targets State, Local, Education, and Tribal (SLED) organizations within California, focusing on partnerships or solutions that can be incorporated across various digital platforms. The effort underscores California's commitment to leveraging innovative communication technologies to provide early warnings, potentially reducing earthquake-related risks and damages. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the primary point of contact, Carrie Koch, for further details or to participate in this initiative.
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CA, USASet-Aside
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