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Notice of intent to access space, Citywide Administrative Services, 2000

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Official notice from the Department of Citywide Administrative Services regarding an intent to access specific office space.

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Folder label: “Notice of intent to Acquire Office Space

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

I Notice of Intent to Acquire Office Space 7 World Trade Center, Manhattan Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management

Description Of Proposal

The proposed acquisition of approximately 46,000 square feet of office space will provide for the relocation of the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management (MOEM) from its existing facilities at 100 Church Street and One Police Plaza. The existing leased space at 100 Church Street and the City owned space at One Police Plaza will be backfilled by offices of the Mayor and Police Department, respectively.

Existing tenants of the proposed site include Solomon Brothers and the Federal Home Loan Bank of New. The owner of 7 World Trade Center is Silverstein Properties.

FiinctionsTo Be Performed At The Site

6.1 The Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management (MOEM) is responsible for the coordination of emergency responses to incidents requiring a multiple agency response. The proposed site will serve as MOEM’s headquarters and provide office space for its staff; provide an area for the Emergency Public Information Unit’s telephone bank (40-50 telephone stations); and house the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) which is activated during major emergencies and serves as the central command point for tire Mayor’s office and up to 50 agencies.

Number Of Employees To Be Located At The Site

6.2 Initially, there will be 45 staff members increasing to 55 within 2 years. When the Emergency Operations Center is activated for major emergencies, as many as 115 persons may be staffing the center.

Reason For The Proposed Relocation

6.3 MOEM currently shares floor space at 100 Church Street with the Mayor’s office of Operations and the Year 2000 Project and vies for administrative, training, and conference areas with these offices. The current EOC site is located at One Police Plaza and, when activated, creates a bifurcated operation that is both an inefficient use of staff I and technical resources as well as difficult to administer. The new site will combine MOEM’s administrative and command capabilities.

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