Maryland Purchases LDRPS from Strohl Systems

Strohl Systems, based in King of Prussia, Pa., has announced that the Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has purchased the company's continuity planning software, LDRPS, to build and manage continuity of operations plans (COOP). MEMA will begin implementing LDRPS at several pilot agencies with plans for an eventual statewide rollout.

The purchase came after two years of due diligence by MEMA and the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH). Fisher Scientific Co. provided the state with procurement assistance.

MEMA purchased LDRPS Web server version, BIA Professional Web server version, and consulting assistance. Software from Strohl Systems, the global leader in continuity planning software and services, is now used in government agencies in over 20 states.

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