How rapid emergency power support and long-term resilience planning is helping Guam prepare against future storms.

 WSP maintains a team of skilled professionals to immediately respond to natural disasters at FEMA's direction.

FEMA generators require constant servicing to keep them mission capable. WSP assessed and repaired more than 600 FEMA generators in 90 days.

For the largest emergency preparedness drill in the Pacific Northwest, WSP USA worked with local, tribal and state agencies to test and strengthen a blueprint for a major earthquake response scenario.

Post Hurricane Sandy, WSP was selected to develop a sustainable urban planning framework for restoring and protecting the flood-prone community.

After September 11, 2001, the USPS Office of Emergency Preparedness commissioned WSP to provide emergency planning, response and recovery services.

The USAID selected WSP to restore access to essential services and mitigate future environmental vulnerabilities in the Philippines Visayas Region.

WSP developed a network of immediate-response resources to service and deploy generators during hurricane events.

 In 2012, Hurricane Sandy was expected to cause extensive destruction in New York and New Jersey, leaving many without power. In anticipation of its landfall, New York City planned its emergency response and sought to stage the support and supplies that would be needed after the hurricane’s impact. 

WSP utilized a debris management plan to assist in revitalizing the area and help community members safely clear their properties to rebuild.