Buffalo Computer Graphics delivers mission-critical incident management software trusted by FEMA, the U.S. Coast Guard, and defense agencies nationwide. With 43 years of proven performance in high-stakes environments, our NIMS-compliant DisasterLAN system provides federal agencies with the secure, scalable, and interoperable platform needed to coordinate complex emergency responses across jurisdictional boundaries and protect national security interests.
Comprehensive solutions designed to enhance national security readiness, response coordination, and operational resilience across federal agencies.
Expert-led training in ICS principles, NIMS compliance, and system operations delivered by professionals with field and EOC experience. Role-based skill builders and scenario-based exercises prepare teams for real-world incident coordination.
Comprehensive risk analysis and vulnerability assessments to identify critical threats to national security infrastructure. Expert evaluation helps prioritize preparedness investments and strengthen resilience against all-hazards scenarios.
Deploy All Hazard Incident Management Teams (IMT), Incident Management Assistance Teams (IMAT), or Incident Management Support Teams (IMST) to supplement EOC staff during large-scale incidents with onsite expertise and just-in-time training.
Full-scale exercise planning and execution support to test emergency response capabilities and validate incident management systems. Services ensure agencies meet compliance requirements and identify improvement opportunities.
Custom engineering services to integrate incident management platforms with existing federal systems, ensuring seamless data flow across jurisdictions. Solutions support multi-agency coordination and information sharing during complex incidents.
Expert design and development of comprehensive emergency operations plans aligned with federal guidelines and NIMS principles. Services include continuity of operations planning and coordination with stakeholder agencies.
Buffalo Computer Graphics' DisasterLAN is the first and only incident management system evaluated by FEMA's NIMS STEP program as fully compliant with NIMS and ICS principles. Our ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified platform provides federal agencies with secure, scalable coordination capabilities for multi-jurisdictional responses. With flexible deployment options—cloud or on-premise—and bandwidth-based licensing that adapts to operational needs, our system eliminates the disconnect between training and real-world incidents while delivering the reliability demanded by national security operations.
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Four decades of engineering excellence delivering mission-critical systems to federal agencies.
First and only incident management system fully compliant with FEMA NIMS STEP program standards, ensuring federal interoperability and regulatory alignment.
US small business with ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, all engineering performed in-house by experienced team with security clearance capabilities.
Trusted by FEMA, U.S. Coast Guard, Army, Navy, and defense agencies with 300+ deployments supporting national security and homeland defense operations.
Cloud or on-premise options with bandwidth-based licensing that scales with operational tempo, eliminating per-seat constraints during major incident activations.
Engineering excellence and emergency management expertise serving national security.
Director of Strategic Engagement & Sales
Laura James brings extensive experience in strategic engagement and partnership development to Buffalo Computer Graphics. As Director of Strategic Engagement & Sales, Laura leads BCG's efforts to expand relationships with federal agencies, military installations, and national security stakeholders. Her expertise in understanding complex organizational requirements and translating them into effective technology solutions has positioned BCG as a trusted partner for mission-critical incident management systems. Laura works closely with federal decision-makers to ensure BCG's NIMS-compliant platforms meet the evolving demands of homeland security, defense operations, and multi-jurisdictional emergency response. Her commitment to customer success and deep understanding of the federal acquisition landscape enable agencies to leverage BCG's proven technology for enhanced operational readiness and response coordination.
What is the US emergency management system?
The US emergency management system is a comprehensive framework coordinating federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial agencies to prepare for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate disasters and emergencies. It operates under the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and uses the Incident Command System (ICS) to ensure interoperability across jurisdictions. BCG's DisasterLAN is the only FEMA NIMS STEP certified software platform fully compliant with these federal standards.
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