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Onslow County, North Carolina, is seeking professional architectural and engineering design services for a new Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Station in Jacksonville. This facility is envisioned to double as a crucial E911 backup centre, contingent on federal grant approval. The project demands comprehensive design, planning, permitting, and construction management. Key features include a primary backup Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) built to stringent ICC-500 standards, boasting 18-inch thick walls and capacity for over 100 personnel across two activation rooms. It will also incorporate dual-occupancy bunk rooms for 40+ staff, a dedicated lactation room, and a strategic location behind Onslow Memorial Hospital for mutual support during mass casualty incidents. The station will house a backup Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and 911 dispatch centre with eight desks and redundant CAD systems, eliminating a single point of failure. Further amenities include a regional logistics warehouse with a 90-day supply capacity, an eight-bay ambulance facility with drive-through capability and restocking stations, logistics staging areas for rapid deployment, and extensive training facilities for over 100 individuals, complete with simulation labs and skills training stations to foster collaborative exercises with military partners. The design must also facilitate regional coordination for standardised response protocols and unified emergency operations between civilian and military entities.