Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Missouri State Emergency Management Agency.
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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The solicitation seeks a drone solution for damage assessment operations. It is intended to support hazardous materials response and public safety activities. The solution should provide situational awareness capabilities.
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City
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Jefferson City
County
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Cole
Address
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2302 Militia Dr
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(573) 526-9100
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
65102
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Missouri State Emergency Management Agency
The meeting covered various topics including financial reports, EPCRA/Tier II updates, training and exercise reports, MERC compliance investigations, HMEP grant awards, old business items such as the MERC NDI and budget, EMD exclusion policy repeal, and legislative updates. Discussions also included updates on the million-dollar cap for the CEPF fund, CEPF shortages to LEPC/LEPDs, the Tier II system, local emergency planning districts, regional MERC 101 meetings, quarterly reports from LEPC/Ds, and new business items such as a purchase for Winter Fire School, surplus property rules, LEPC/LEPD quarterly report format, LEPC/Ds using HazMat incidences with AARs as exercises, NFPA funding for staff, training for farmers, hazardous materials plans, current litigation, and the Central States Hazardous Materials Preparedness Conference.
The meeting covered various reports from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), including updates on the Risk Management Program, EPCRA, and CERCLA. Discussions included the new public meeting requirement after RMP reportable accidents, updates on CAMEO and Tier II submit software, and the cancellation of the Region 7 LEPC Emergency Planning and Response Conference for 2021. The Freeburg diesel fuel release and California shingle fire incidents were reviewed, along with lessons learned from each. The meeting also addressed the MERC's financial update, Tier II reporting system issues, training and exercise updates, LEPC/D issues, HazMat regional response teams, and the FY23 budget and staffing requirements. Finally, the meeting included discussions on MERC bylaws and future meeting scheduling.
Public-sector contacts connected to Missouri State Emergency Management Agency.
The meeting covered various topics including agency reports, an internal review of spending authority, updates on the MERC budget and staffing, the Tier II system, Local Emergency Planning Districts designation, the use of 10% funding by the Division of Fire Safety, a logo change, the LEPC HazMat Grant 2023, the EMD Chair Policy Repeal, whether meeting minutes should be posted to the website prior to approval, whether to require annual plan exercises, the use of CEPF funds for the SEMA Conference, the state of the MERC document, CEPF fund distribution to counties, and FY 2024 NDI and sunset of fee structure and law revisions. Discussions also included the opt-out requests from Chariton, Linn, and Harrison counties and a presentation on the latest information from NASTTPO and other regulatory emerging issues.
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