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The Fleet Response Working Group
The Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group is a private sector guided, public/private working group focused on expediting safe and effective restoration of critical “lifeline infrastructure” and supply chains to support business and community resilience within the United States.
Members of this working group include critical infrastructure owners and operators from multiple sectors including electric, fuel, telecommunications, transportation, food, water, medical, retail, manufacturing, banking/finance, information technology, chemical, and the defense industrial base. Public sector officials serve as advisors and volunteer their time to engage in joint “integrated” planning, training, exercises and advise on joint solution development. |
What is the Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group?
The Fleet Response Working Group (FRWG) is a private sector guided, public/private working group focused on supporting any efforts and organizations that can expedite the movement of private sector repair and supply chain fleets and resources across multiple state borders in response to disasters.
Members of this working group include both private and public sector individuals who volunteer their time to engage in the important operational efforts to expedite the restoration of power, supply chains and other critical infrastructures that business and communities rely upon like power, fuel, water, food, shelter, communications, transportation, etc.
The FRWG uses a proven collaboration “system” developed by the All Hazards Consortium to support joint public/private “integrated” planning, education and training, joint information sharing, and annual exercises to improve power restoration efforts and supply chain resiliency.
Members of this working group include both private and public sector individuals who volunteer their time to engage in the important operational efforts to expedite the restoration of power, supply chains and other critical infrastructures that business and communities rely upon like power, fuel, water, food, shelter, communications, transportation, etc.
The FRWG uses a proven collaboration “system” developed by the All Hazards Consortium to support joint public/private “integrated” planning, education and training, joint information sharing, and annual exercises to improve power restoration efforts and supply chain resiliency.
What Does the Working Group Do?
The FRWG’s vision is to produce expedited, safe and effective restoration of critical infrastructure to support community and business resilience.
The mission of the FRWG is to identify and attract people, processes, and technologies that can support the expediting of private sector fleet and resource movement across multiple state lines in response to a disaster.
The mission of the FRWG is to identify and attract people, processes, and technologies that can support the expediting of private sector fleet and resource movement across multiple state lines in response to a disaster.
How Does It Do It?
The Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group fosters relationships between industry and government by delivering products and services and facilitating planning, exercises and program that promote the expediting or power restoration. The working group accomplishes this through volunteers who participate in various efforts and sub-committees that produce low or no cost solutions , training, exercises, and speaking at regional national conferences and meetings for the importance of this working group, its members, and its results.
The FRWG uses a proven collaboration “system” developed by the All Hazards Consortium to support joint public/private “integrated” planning, education and training, joint information sharing, and annual exercises to improve power restoration efforts and supply chain resiliency.
The FRWG uses a proven collaboration “system” developed by the All Hazards Consortium to support joint public/private “integrated” planning, education and training, joint information sharing, and annual exercises to improve power restoration efforts and supply chain resiliency.