Request for Proposals: Region 6 LEPC Regional Commodities Study Project

The Region 6 Local Emergency Planning Committee (hereafter also referred to as the LEPC) requests proposals from firms, or individuals, with emergency management, commodities mapping, and hazardous materials planning and response experience. The LEPC intends to contract with a qualified individual or firm to provide the planning and analysis services required to complete a nine-county commodity flow study related to the following modes of transportation: road, waterway, and rail. This study is expected to provide critical information needed to expand the scope and effectiveness of the Local Emergency Planning Committee’s nine (9) county Regional Hazardous Materials Response Plan(s) (i.e., ESF 10). An interested party or parties may request consideration for this project by submitting a proposal to the Region 6 LEPC as outlined herein.

Download: Region 6 LEPC Commodity Flow Study FY26 RFP

Region 6 LEPC Request for Proposal

The Region 6 Local Emergency Planning Committee (hereafter also referred to as the LEPC) requests proposals from firms or individuals with emergency management and hazardous materials planning and response experience. The LEPC intends to contract with a qualified individual or firm to provide the planning services required to update its Regional Hazardous Materials Response Plan (ESF-10). An interested party or parties may request consideration for this project by submitting a proposal to the Region 6 LEPC as outlined herein. The Region 6 LEPC has successfully utilized contractors for over ten years to update the regional ESF-10.

Download the full RFP here

Linn County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is seeking an Emergency Management Specialist

Linn County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is seeking an Emergency Management Specialist to join the team and serve as the Operations & Readiness Officer. Linn County EMA believes in strengthening our communities through pro-active planning, response, and recovery by creating a culture of exceptional all-hazard preparedness.

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