Grants - BZPP & Chem BZPP

Buffer Zone Protection Program and Chemical Sector Buffer Protection Program

This grant program is designed for planning and equipment acquisition at the state and local levels to improve capabilities to prevent and protect against terrorist activity.

There are various listings (Approved Equipment List and Standardized Equipment List) of the BZPP and Chem-BZPP that ADASHI First Response falls under. Depending on your focus one section may be more helpful to file our product under. Our recommendation would be to CBRNE/commercial chemical/hazard software (AEL 4.1.4.4 or SEL 04AP-08-CBRN). ADASHI First Response has been listed as an AEL and SEL for this section.

ADASHI First Response falls under BZPP and Chem-BZPP in the following listings:

[4] Information Technology

  • [4.1] Application Software and Systems
  • [4.1.3] Software, ICS
  • [4.1.3.1] Software, ICS (SEL# 04AP-07-CDSS)
  • [4.1.4] Analytical Tools
  • [4.1.4.1] Software, Plume Modeling (SEL# 04AP-08-PMOD)
  • [4.1.4.4] Software, CBRNE/commercial chemical/hazard (SEL# 04AP08-CBRN)

[11] CBRNE Reference Materials

  • [11.2] Field Expedient References
  • [11.2.1] CHRIS Manual (SEL# 11FR-00-CHRS)
  • [11.2.25] North American Emergency Response Guidebook (SEL# 11FR-00-NAOO)
  • [11.3] Reference Databases
  • [11.3.3] NIOSH Guide to Chemical Hazards (Electronic) (SEL# 11RD-00-PGCH)

For information on how to apply for these grants, visit: http://www.fema.gov/government/grant

 

 

    
 

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