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Emergency Operations Plan & Mass Notification Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The Michigan Aeronautics Commission lacks a documented agency-specific Emergency Operations Plan, a dedicated mass notification system, and a named emergency management coordinator — gaps that create significant compliance risk under NIMS/Publication 201 requirements. Without these foundational capabilities, the agency's ability to protect staff, aviation assets, and the public during emergencies remains critically limited.
The opportunity
A near-term statewide contract transition window creates a timely opportunity to evaluate and implement modern emergency communications infrastructure, with HSGP and BRIC grants providing direct funding pathways for alert, warning, and emergency management systems. Acting within the current cycle aligns with fiscal planning, closes documented compliance gaps, and strengthens mission-critical preparedness before the next contract period locks in.
Web Accessibility & ADA Document Remediation Compliance
Digital Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
Public-facing digital portals and documents must meet WCAG/ADA accessibility standards by 2027, creating a firm compliance deadline for remediation. Unaddressed gaps elevate legal exposure and limit equitable public access to critical government information and services.
The opportunity
The 2027 WCAG/ADA deadline and an active statewide website modernization initiative create a defined, time-sensitive window for action. Existing IT budget allocations and cooperative procurement vehicles support a cost-effective path forward that reduces legal risk and advances equitable public access.
MiDEAL
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Fleet Safety · Aviation Asset Management
High Priority
About this project
State-owned aeronautics assets currently lack documented telematics or onboard safety monitoring, creating measurable gaps in incident prevention and fleet accountability. Aviation incidents carry elevated severity risk, and MDOT air asset fleet compliance requirements underscore the urgency of closing this visibility gap.
The opportunity
Active airport improvement programs and capital increases for infrastructure and maintenance provide positive budget signals aligned with the current fiscal cycle. JAG program funding may be applicable, and strategic alignment with MDOT fleet electrification initiatives creates a timely entry point for safety monitoring investment.
Strengthen Endpoint Security Within Microsoft 365 Environment
IT Modernization · Cybersecurity Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The Commission operates within a Microsoft 365 for Government environment with an active annual IT and software investment of $185,700, yet no documented endpoint security mandates or formal cybersecurity procurement plan are in place. State-level cybersecurity guidance creates a baseline compliance expectation that warrants proactive attention to identity protection and endpoint management.
The opportunity
Existing IT budget and cooperative purchasing vehicles available to Michigan government entities simplify procurement and reduce administrative burden. Aligning endpoint and identity security improvements with the current fiscal cycle supports state cybersecurity guidance and reduces operational risk before gaps become audit findings.
Sourcewell
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