Osprean

Public administrations

Osprean for municipalities and provincial councils

For the teams that plan and manage emergencies in their area. Osprean covers prevention, response coordination and recovery, with the documentation required by civil protection regulations and a procurement model designed for local government.

What's included

  • Action plans (PAMIF, PAMIN, PEMU) and resource inventory
  • Virtual Emergency Centre to coordinate every stakeholder
  • Budgets and supporting reports for aid applications

Multi-municipal scale: provincial councils, municipal associations and groups of municipalities can share a single Virtual Emergency Centre and jointly manage resources across their whole area.

Public procurement

Purchasing and procurement options

A three-step process designed to fit local government procurement procedures. Each step deducts what was already contracted in the previous one.

  1. Step 1

    Start-up audit

    Assessment of the municipality's situation, initial resource inventory and specialised team training.

    Includes 3 or 6 months of software access at no extra cost.

    Scope and amount adapted to the contracting service's discretionary budget.

  2. Step 2

    Comprehensive consultancy

    Drafting of plans (PAMIF, PAMIN, PEMU), Gemba Walks, Virtual Emergency Centre and simulations.

    Includes 12 months of software and ongoing support at no cost.

    If step 1 was contracted, its tasks and amount are deducted here.

  3. Step 3

    Software licence

    Access to all the software modules required, with support, maintenance and continuous updates.

    Support, maintenance and updates included.

    Multi-year contract or extension, always in line with current local regulations.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does a municipality start?

With the initial audit: an assessment of the municipality's situation, an initial resource inventory and team training. It includes 3 to 6 months of software access at no extra cost, and its scope is adapted to the contracting service's discretionary contract.

Is anything lost when moving to the next step?

No. Each step deducts what was already contracted in the previous one: if the initial audit was carried out, its tasks and amount are deducted from the comprehensive consultancy.

What does the software licence include?

Access to all the modules needed, with ongoing support, maintenance and updates. It can be contracted or extended on a multi-year basis, always in line with current local regulations.

Can a provincial council or a group of municipalities contract Osprean?

Yes. The platform runs in the cloud and scales to several municipalities: a provincial council, association or group can deploy a shared Virtual Emergency Centre and coordinate the resources of all its municipalities.

Get your municipality ready before the next season

Request a demo or a territorial preparedness assessment for your municipality.

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