Business continuity seeks alternative ways to ensure supplies of goods or services are delivered, in order to keep productivity moving forward. Supply chain planning involves ensuring efficiency in humanitarian supply and services, such that the forces on the ground are not left bereft of the equipment, goods, and manpower that are needed to tackle the emergency effectively. Recovery and reconstruction planning should aim to revive the local area while at the same time making it safer against future disasters. Dealing with disasters is a social process that has environmental and economic ramifications and implications in terms of governance. Emergency planning needs to be a co-operative endeavor. Plans that work the best have the broadest support. Emergency planning should be a co-operative effort and with our Team of Partnerships listed below, we can assist and support the Federal, State and County Government agencies such as FEMA, USAC, GOSHEP, DHS, DLA, NAVY, ARMY, VA and other governmental agencies in order to provide services and supplies to the community and continue to be sustainable in the recovery process.

We are open and readily available to provide services and supplies when the need evolves.

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