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Aug 7, 2026
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Sep 18, 2026
The State of Montana is seeking a contractor to develop a Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan aligned with FEMA Enhanced Plan requirements. The work also includes producing an integrated GIS Story Map and an interactive digital plan. The RFP opened on August 7, 2026, and responses are due by September 18, 2026, at 2:00 PM MDT.
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City
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Fort Harrison
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Lewis and Clark
Address
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1956 Mt Majo St
Phone Number
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(406) 324-3000
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59636-4789
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Montana Department of Military Affairs
The Department of Military Affairs (DMA) Annual Plan for FY2026 focuses on strengthening Montana's defense readiness, increasing resilience, and promoting engaged citizenship. Key objectives include empowering DMA professionals through clear communication and development opportunities, enhancing training and services for employees and stakeholders, aligning current missions with future opportunities, and improving recruitment and retention processes. The plan also emphasizes community engagement, effective marketing strategies, and infrastructure improvements to support the various divisions within DMA, such as the Montana Youth Challenge Academy, STARBASE, Disaster and Emergency Services, and the Montana National Guard.
The 2022 Strategic Plan for the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) in Montana aims to strengthen the state through collective readiness, increased resilience, and engaged citizenship. Three key objectives are outlined: 1) developing an empowered workforce through transparent career management, training, competitive pay, and leadership empowerment; 2) enhancing service opportunities through teamwork, feedback systems, and fostering external relationships; and 3) optimizing resources to support programs enhancing resilience, readiness, and engaged citizenship by 2024. The overall vision is a "ready and resilient Montana."
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The Department of Military Affairs (DMA) Annual Plan for FY2025 outlines the department's vision to be a ready and resilient Montana, achieved by strengthening the state's ability to defend against threats, increasing resilience, and promoting engaged citizenship. The plan focuses on empowering and developing DMA professionals through training and clear communication, enhancing training opportunities for employees and stakeholders, aligning current missions, proactively competing for future missions, and recruiting and retaining the best personnel.
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