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The United States Department of Transportation is seeking a secure, cloud-native Unified Command Platform to support the operational management and response efforts of the Transportation Operations Center. This software is designed to serve as a common operating picture for crisis management, enabling the department to manage multiple incidents and events while generating detailed situation reports. The platform must facilitate the implementation of Standard Operating Procedures and Operational Checklists to ensure consistent response efforts. A critical requirement of the system is the ability to share essential incident management information across various Operating Administrations within the DOT to enhance coordination and situational awareness.

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DOT seeks a cloud-native Unified Command Platform for crisis management and operational coordination.

Agency

Department of Transportation

NAICS

813920 - Professional Organizations

Place of Performance

DC, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Transportation
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The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) Transportation Operations Center (TOC) requires a platform for operational management and response. The DOT TOC requires a Unified Command Platform (UCP) - a secure, cloud-native operational and common operating picture software built for the unique crisis management work performed by the Department. This system must manage multiple incidents and events, provide situation reports, provide a platform for Standard Operating Procedures and Operational Checklists, and have the ability to share critical incident management information across the Operating Administrations (OAs) in DOT.

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