Public sector
Society is facing ever more complex risks that challenge our security and emergency preparedness in new ways. We work every day to build a safer and more sustainable society.
In uncertain times, marked by economic challenges, energy shortages, extreme weather, digital and physical threats to national interests – society is looking to the public sector for control and action.
Collaboration across sectors is essential for increasing national emergency preparedness and for building a safe and sustainable society. Municipalities, directorates, counties and the state must work with the private sector to resolve the challenges of the future – and we work closely with everyone who is contributing.
We work closely with the Storting (Norwegian Parliament), the Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority, the Norwegian Offshore Directorate and a number of other directorates, and we also have an extensive framework agreement with the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB), where we work with municipalities, county governors, and a number of related public bodies.
In our work with our customers, we pull on our broad spectrum of consulting services, digital tools, courses and exercises.
Our consultants have strong professional integrity and a passion for getting to the bottom of challenges that affect the risk picture.
Through everything from emergency preparedness planning, emergency preparedness exercises, emergency preparedness plans, RVA analyses, systematic RVA analyses and consulting, we strive to make a difference.
Cases
Public sector
DBS signs a new framework agreement for enhanced preparedness with RAYVN/Proactima
The Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning (DSB) has replaced its current provider of common emergency and crisis support tools and entered into a framework agreement with the Norwegian consortium RAYVN / Proactima to improve the collective public preparedness capability, the companies stated in a press release. DSB’s new emergency and crisis support tools are intended...
News
Norway is not prepared for the management of tomorrow’s risks
The current organization, structures and systems in our national civil protection, emergency preparedness and crisis management work is not suited for managing tomorrow’s risks, Trond Winther and Ivar Lunde claim in this opinion piece. We live in an uncertain and vulnerable time. Our everyday lives are characterized by financial insecurity. Society is constantly subjected to...
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