Lack of viable communications is one of the greatest impediments to rapid response:
- Multiple communication channels are required
- Land lines and wireless transmissions are vulnerable
- Systems continuity assurance ( No single point of failure)
- Back-up command and data centers
- Enable interoperability between agencies, states and Federal Government
PURVIS has over 30 years of successful, directly applicable experience in developing, implementing, maintaining mission critical communications and information systems for DoD and Public Safety. We provide reliable and secure system solutions to Emergency Management Agencies and First Responders backed by 28 years of dedicated support to the largest fire department in the world - The Fire Department of New York City (FDNY)
Our Homeland Security Goals are:
- Ensure Public Safety and Security
- Optimize Emergency Management Functions through improvements to communication and Data Systems between agencies;
- Ensure uninterrupted emergency communications
- Facilitate management decision making
- Eliminate duplication of effort
- Collaborative effort between federal, state, municipal, and public entities
- Phased approach implementing permanent solutions
PURVIS' involvement in public safety lies in the area of:
- Requirements analysis
- Specification development for mission critical real-time communications and information system
- Design, fabricate, installation and test of mission critical real-time communications and information systems
- Field services 24/7
- Repair and maintenance of complex communications and electronic systems
- Ability to successfully migrate legacy systems to current technology platforms without impact to agency's ability to fulfill mission
- Enable seamless communications and conduct demonstrations and pilot deployments
PURVIS Systems, Inc. unique knowledge base and experience with emergency communication systems can be leveraged in assisting local communities, states and Emergency Management Agencies in developing and modernizing systems used for public safety and emergency response to unforeseen events.
Our recent development include the development of a Wide-area Incident Tracking System (WITS) used for first responders and Information Management and Control System (IMACS) used for port security.
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