Core capabilities Protect What Matters. Sustain What Must Continue.
Continuity & Emergency Preparedness
Identify essential functions, establish operational priorities, and develop actionable plans for maintaining services, managing disruption, and recovering operations.
Critical Dependencies & Operational Resilience
Map the people, technology, data, facilities, infrastructure, suppliers, and partners essential to delivery. Identify single points of failure and practical alternatives.
Workforce Readiness, Training & Exercises
Examine staffing, knowledge, authority, access, and backup capacity. Prepare personnel, test decisions and handoffs, and turn findings into corrective actions.
Cyber & Technology Disruption Readiness
Examine the operational consequences of losing critical digital systems. Prepare workarounds and test decisions, coordination, and recovery alongside technical specialists.
Experience Experience That Supports Mission Performance
CPS brings federal preparedness and continuity experience to the practical challenges of sustaining critical operations.
Federal Health & Preparedness
CPS has supported the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services with continuity planning, training and exercises, emergency notification activities, and emergency preparedness coordination. Our broader HHS-related work informs an approach attentive to interconnected workforce, technology, supply, and regulatory dependencies.
Preparedness, Continuity & Critical Operations
CPS experience includes preparedness, continuity, coordination, training, and exercise support in federal and other mission-focused environments, including the Department of Energy Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program and U.S. Army Installation Management Command.
READINESS CHECK How Resilient Is Your Mission?
Having a plan does not prove that an essential function can continue when a key employee, technology system, supplier, or facility becomes unavailable.
The CPS Mission Resilience Readiness Check provides a structured starting point for discussing mission operations, people and leadership, technology and cyber, data and compliance, infrastructure and supply chains, and preparedness and recovery.
It helps identify potential gaps and determine where a closer, evidence-based assessment may be useful. It is not a certification of operational readiness.
Leadership and teaming Federal Experience. Practical Operational Perspective.
Led by Mark Dozier, a former Department of Homeland Security preparedness branch chief and U.S. Army veteran, CPS brings an operational perspective to continuity, emergency preparedness, and mission performance.
We work with organizations, prime contractors, and specialized partners on dependency assessments, preparedness planning, stakeholder coordination, training, exercises, and improvement efforts.