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Nims - Incident Command System (ics) Command Staff Training

Description: Provide a standardized, scalable emergency response framework that enables the mwra to organize internally in response and coordinate seamlessly with our local, state and federal response partners through a shared operational approach.

Buyer: Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
SpecialDistrict · MA, US
Released: Oct 5, 2026
Closes: Nov 7, 2026(21 days left)

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Brian L. KubaskaChief Engineer

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