Transportation Security Plan

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General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(085)
Former Study Number:
Lead Organization: Federal Highway Administration
Contract Start Date: Sep 01, 2003
Solicitation Number: 804
Partners: AZDOT, IN, PADOT
Contractor(s): Volpe National Transportation Systems Center
Status: Closed
Est. Completion Date: Nov 30, 2008
Contract/Other Number: DTFH61-02-C-00050
Last Updated: Apr 02, 2013
Contract End Date: Oct 31, 2004
Financial Summary
Contract Amount: $258,300.00
Suggested Contribution:
Total Commitments Received: $258,300.00
100% SP&R Approval: Approved
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): David Pamplin
david.pamplin@dot.gov
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Jean Landolt
Jean.Landolt@dot.gov
Phone: 202-493-3146
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name
Arizona Department of Transportation 2004 $25,000.00 Lonnie Hendrix Frank Darmiento
Indiana Department of Transportation 2004 $25,000.00 Tommy Nantung
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation 2003 $208,300.00 Bonnie Fields

Study Description

The events of September 11, 2001 have heightened the national focus on security. At the state and local level, existing emergency management preparedness is being modified and upgraded in response to the threat of terrorist attacks, especially weapons of mass destruction (WMD) such as biological or chemical attacks. Globally, transportation systems have been terrorist targets or involved as the medium for the delivery of terrorist attacks. Transportation systems and assets of all modes and types therefore are a logical focus on an intensified review regarding threat levels, vulnerability, consequences, preparedness, countermeasures and response regimes. At the state level, emergency management agencies are updating their plans and procedures, including the roles of various state agencies and conducting various tabletop and training exercises. State DOTs around the country are also updating their emergency operations plans and programs focusing not only on their external roles responding to the requirements of the state EMAs, but also on their internal programs in terms of organization, roles and relationships, communications, equipments, incident management (IM) planning, etc. These activities have tended to focus on departmental assets and highway-related facilities, but in many cases have included responsibilities for other modes over which departments have jurisdiction.

Objectives

The purpose of this work is to provide support in the first stages of developing a comprehensive Transportation Security Plan.

Scope of Work

Please see the attached information.

Subjects: Planning and Administration

Documents Attached
Title File/Link Document Category Document Type Privacy Document Date Download
Official Closeout Memo Close Out Memo SPR-3(085).pdf Other Other Public 2013-04-02
Status Report - June 2004 status_rept_06-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Status Report - May 2004 status_rept_05-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Status Report - April 2004 status_rept_04-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Status Report - March 2004 status_rept_03-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Status Report - February 2004 status_rept_02-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Status Report - January 2004 status_rept_01-2004.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2004-09-14
Documents Attached
Title File/Link Document Category Document Type Privacy Document Date Download
Transportation Security Plan 804.pdf TPF Study Documentation Solicitation Public 2011-09-25

Transportation Security Plan

General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(085)
Lead Organization: Federal Highway Administration
Contract Start Date: Sep 01, 2003
Solicitation Number: 804
Partners: AZDOT, IN, PADOT
Contractor(s): Volpe National Transportation Systems Center
Status: Closed
Est. Completion Date: Nov 30, 2008
Contract/Other Number: DTFH61-02-C-00050
Last Updated: Apr 02, 2013
Contract End Date: Oct 31, 2004
Financial Summary
Contract Amount: $258,300.00
Total Commitments Received: $258,300.00
100% SP&R Approval:
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): David Pamplin
david.pamplin@dot.gov
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Jean Landolt
Jean.Landolt@dot.gov
Phone: 202-493-3146
Commitments by Organizations
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name Contact Number Email Address
Arizona Department of Transportation 2004 $25,000.00 Lonnie Hendrix Frank Darmiento 602- 712-3134 fdarmiento@azdot.gov
Indiana Department of Transportation 2004 $25,000.00 Tommy Nantung 765-463-1521 ext 248 tnantung@indot.in.gov
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation 2003 $208,300.00 Bonnie Fields

Study Description

Study Description

The events of September 11, 2001 have heightened the national focus on security. At the state and local level, existing emergency management preparedness is being modified and upgraded in response to the threat of terrorist attacks, especially weapons of mass destruction (WMD) such as biological or chemical attacks. Globally, transportation systems have been terrorist targets or involved as the medium for the delivery of terrorist attacks. Transportation systems and assets of all modes and types therefore are a logical focus on an intensified review regarding threat levels, vulnerability, consequences, preparedness, countermeasures and response regimes. At the state level, emergency management agencies are updating their plans and procedures, including the roles of various state agencies and conducting various tabletop and training exercises. State DOTs around the country are also updating their emergency operations plans and programs focusing not only on their external roles responding to the requirements of the state EMAs, but also on their internal programs in terms of organization, roles and relationships, communications, equipments, incident management (IM) planning, etc. These activities have tended to focus on departmental assets and highway-related facilities, but in many cases have included responsibilities for other modes over which departments have jurisdiction.

Objectives

The purpose of this work is to provide support in the first stages of developing a comprehensive Transportation Security Plan.

Scope of Work

Please see the attached information.

Subjects: Planning and Administration

Title File/Link Type Private
Official Closeout Memo Close Out Memo SPR-3(085).pdf Other Public
Status Report - January 2004 status_rept_01-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Status Report - February 2004 status_rept_02-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Status Report - March 2004 status_rept_03-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Status Report - April 2004 status_rept_04-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Status Report - May 2004 status_rept_05-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Status Report - June 2004 status_rept_06-2004.pdf Progress Report Public
Title File/Link Type Private
Transportation Security Plan 804.pdf TPF Study Documentation Public

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