To effectively prepare, federal contractors must take immediate steps to secure their operations, ensure compliance, and support their employees. This guide outlines essential preparation actions, focusing on business preparedness, employee safety, and positioning your company for potential federal disaster response contracts.
Preparing for Tropical Storm Helene: A Guide for Federal Contractors
Sep 25, 2024 7:53:39 AM / by USFCR posted in News, Disaster Relief
[UPDATED Sept. 26th, 11:00 am]
Tropical Storm Helene continues to strengthen, with forecasts predicting it could reach Category 3 hurricane status before making landfall. The Florida Panhandle and Gulf Coast remain at high risk, with storm surge warnings in effect for areas including Tampa Bay, and evacuation orders issued for several coastal counties. Helene is expected to bring a storm surge of up to 8 feet in some regions and dump 4 to 8 inches of rain, increasing the likelihood of flash flooding in low-lying areas. As this storm rapidly approaches, federal contractors must take immediate action to secure their businesses and prepare to support critical recovery efforts in the aftermath.
National Park Service Intends to Invest $5,000,000 to Train and Inspire the Next Generation of Firefighters
Sep 4, 2024 5:02:25 PM / by Anna Rose posted in News, Hot Grants, Grants, Disaster Relief
Disaster Relief Frontline: How Federal Contractors Can Prepare for 2024
Apr 25, 2024 9:39:50 AM / by USFCR posted in News, Disaster Relief
As June 1st heralds the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, Colorado State University (CSU) experts have released their annual April hurricane forecast, predicting an “extremely active” season for 2024. With an anticipated 23 named storms, this year is set to make history, raising concerns and the need for preparation.