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Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) Resilience Solutions

Mission Statement

Identify and provide information regarding Commercial Off-The-Shelf Solutions that could significantly improve the resilience of United States’ critical infrastructure and enhance the national survival rate in the case of a major disaster or long term power outage. 

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Individual / Home Preparedness

Community / national preparedness best starts at the individual / family level.   Being individually prepared enables us take care of ourselves, offer to help others and contribute to our communities recovery.  Being individually prepared allows us to be part of the solution.

National Preparedness Starts at the Individual/Family Level

Safety and Security

Food, Hydration, Shelter

Food, Hydration, Shelter

Your ability to keep yourself and your family safe and secure until help arrives is essential.   Key subgroups include building "Bug Out" and "Get Home" Bags, a stay at home kit and the ability to secure your home and protect yourself.  

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Food, Hydration, Shelter

Food, Hydration, Shelter

Food, Hydration, Shelter

Survival requires food, clean water and shelter.  Your environment and physical requirements will change your requirements extensively.  Take the time to think through your specific situation and what you will need.

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Health and Medical

Food, Hydration, Shelter

Health and Medical

First Aid kits, Medical supplies and  Prescription Drugs are all essential for long term survival.




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Energy

Communications

Health and Medical

Energy to power essential systems in your home will enhance your ability to survive and remain in your house over the long term.


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Communications

Communications

Communications

Communicating with family and local emergency responders or elected leaders will be important and depending on the type of disaster, could be difficult....but good reliable options do exist.

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Transportation

Communications

Communications

Your ability to move yourself and your family after a disaster and specifically in the case of a long term power outage may look very different than before.  


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Water and Waste Water Systems

Water and Waste Water Systems

Water and Waste Water Systems

To survive long term a reliable source of water and way to get rid of waste water and sewer will be essential.   




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EMP Protection

Water and Waste Water Systems

Water and Waste Water Systems

The threat from Electromagnetic Pulse is growing and the effects on individual electronics and our national grid are potentially catastrophic.   Protecting critical items you want to use after the event is posible and important.

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Other Items to Consider

Water and Waste Water Systems

Other Items to Consider

There are other items you might wish to consider as essential for survival in a large scale disaster or long term power outage.




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Training

Training

Other Items to Consider

The options are many as you think through  preparing yourself and your family to survive a large scale disaster of long term power loss.   In some of the areas, such as medical, some basic (or advanced)  training will enhance your skills.  You should be able to find some of these training opportunities locally; however, there are programs and / or individuals available on a regional or national level that might meet your needs.  

Consultants, Coaches, Trainers, etc.

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