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CTC, Partners to Support FEMA Disaster Preparedness Efforts; Ed Sheehan Comments


Ed Sheehan Jr.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Dec. 22, 2017 ” Concurrent Technologies Corp. will perform research and communications services in support of the Federal Emergency Management Agency‘s individual and community preparedness division under a potential $7.66 million contract, ExecutiveBiz reported Dec. 14.

The company said Dec. 13 it will work with Motivf and Action Research to fulfill the contract, which also covers analysis and outreach activities to help FEMA in its mission to establish national preparedness and develop response and recovery capability in case of a disaster.

CTC President and CEO Ed Sheehan Jr. noted the work of Bob Kubler, senior director for readiness and training, and his team in support of what he says is a “critical” program of the Department of Homeland Security.

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