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Browse through our comprehensive library of resources to learn more about our public health and emergency response capabilities.

IRS Capabilities Statement

IRS Capabilities Statement

Established in 2015, International Responder System is a HUBZone-certified company comprised of response and recovery experts dedicated to supporting the program management, public health, and emergency response needs of private sector and local, state, and federal clients.

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International Responder Systems prides itself on its diverse portfolio of past and ongoing clients and partners, including CDC, FEMA, CDPH, and Leidos.

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GrantReady One-Pager

Established in 2015, International Responder System is a HUBZone-certified company comprised of response and recovery experts dedicated to supporting the program management, public health, and emergency response needs of private sector and local, state, and federal clients.

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International Responder Systems prides itself on its diverse portfolio of past and ongoing clients and partners, including CDC, FEMA, CDPH, and Leidos.

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SOAR One-Pager

SOAR serves as user-friendly, integrated system designed to support infectious disease forecasting, surveillance, genomic analysis, and outbreak response.

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SOAR features forecasting, scenario modeling, and genomic analysis capabilities for multiple diseases—including COVID-19, influenza, RSV, measles, and pertussis—and can be easily customized to meet the needs of distinct public health partners.

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UShER Tool Fact Sheet

The Ultrafast Sample placement on Existing Trees (UShER) phylogenomic tool, available on the SOAR platform, facilitates near real-time analysis of pathogen genomic sequences.

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UShER was developed by Dr. Russ Corbett-Detig, Yatish Turakhia, and colleagues at the University of California, Santa Cruz, to help public health officials and non-experts better prepare for and respond to public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic.

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