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Championing Transparency and Civic Engagement Worldwide

Highlights of successful programs in Africa, Central America, and Eastern Europe The premise of open government is straightforward and impactful: […]

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Cadmus Wins Contract to Support Virginia Department of Emergency Management Workshops

WALTHAM, Mass., November 9, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) announced today that it has been awarded a contract with the […]

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Embrace the Cyber Security-Physical Security Nexus

Most companies are aware of the critical importance of security. There’s a good chance that your company has a top-notch IT security team that has the firm’s IT resources locked down tight. They’ve implemented a best-in-class security infrastructure.

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Cadmus To Provide Independent Services for Three Solar Projects in Massachusetts

WALTHAM, Mass., November 3, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) announced today that it has been awarded a contract with NuGen […]

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Cadmus To Support Federal Highway Administration Workshops for Implementing Alternative Fuel Vehicle Corridors

WALTHAM, Mass., November 3, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) announced today that it has been awarded a contract with the […]

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Strengthening SMEs for Productivity and Competitiveness

The original story has been published by InvestSalone.com.  Following initial assessments conducted earlier this summer, small and medium sized enterprises […]

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Exercise Because of Want, Not Because of Need

For decades, governments have conducted emergency preparedness exercises as a method to evaluate the ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural and man made disasters. There is no doubt the tens of thousands of exercises conducted across the nation have improved the nation’s preparedness but, in order to tackle new and emerging threats, more must be done.

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Cadmus on Winning Team for Department of Homeland Security Campus Resilience Program Contract

WALTHAM, Mass., September 20, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) is part of the team that has been awarded a contract […]

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Building an Emergency Management Baseline

Planning for catastrophic disasters is one of our greatest challenges. In some ways, it goes against our nature. We tend to plan and exercise for what we are capable of handling and hope we can scale up. We look to our immediate past history for future risk. I have heard from many disaster survivors and local officials, “I have lived here all my life, and I never knew it could be this bad.”

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Cadmus Awarded Technical Support Contract with EPA Office of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds

Multiple Award Contract Valued at $76M Over Five Years Tweet WALTHAM, Mass., August 31, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) announced […]

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When Pandemic Management Meets Cybersecurity

When faced with a health crisis such as a pandemic, the primary objective is ensuring the health and well being of the public and finding the fastest and easiest method to limit the spread of disease and take care of those who are sick. Cyber threats can hinder public health efforts if mitigation steps are not taken and partners are not engaged before a pandemic or other public health crisis occurs.

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Cadmus Wins Rebid for Federal Highway Administration Environmental IDIQ

WALTHAM, Mass., August 25, 2017—The Cadmus Group LLC (Cadmus) announced today that it has been awarded a prime contract rebid […]

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Planning for the Community vs. Planning for the Plan

Imagine a family losing their home, their belongings, everything. With nowhere to go, they find the nearest shelter, only to be turned away due to shelter restrictions. Maybe it was because they have a dog, or one of their children has a disability, or they have an elderly parent with them. Regardless of the reason, they are turned away. When planning for a community, that should never happen.

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