NSRI’s field operations & training team combines the best academic research in the nation with the strength of CBRNE industry talent.
Our National Capital Region facility in Annapolis Junction, Md., provides training, conference and exercise services. Resident courses can include scenario based exercises, table-top, workgroup-discussion, classified discussion, laboratory training and program/technology reviews and demonstrations.
Bring NSRI training to you via mobile training teams. Necessary equipment and leading instructors provide the highest level of training. Curriculum is customized to your individual needs and operational space. This is the perfect choice to get the training you want, but at a place and time that works best for you.
Analytical components of deployable teams, laboratories and detection field units do not often get the exercise experiences that appropriately test their capabilities. Analytical exercises are interagency exercises that focus on the analytical processes of receiving/reviewing information, sample acquisition/selection, processing or preparation, analysis/data management and consequences. Participants and teams will receive appropriately complex samples, work through realistic scenarios and solve real analytical problems as a team.
NSRI builds its team with experts from around the world in many disciplines ranging from foreign security and nuclear physics to cyber security and biological threats. The base of operational experience, education and practical knowledge of the team enable rapid identification and implementation of solutions. The broad scope of past experience creates a vast network of industry leaders, academic advisors and able support. If we don’t have it, we will find it.
NSRI All Hazards Response Training (AHRT) directors and multi-discipline programs provide Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) training scenarios across nationwide and international sites inside real-world, operational facilities, orchestrated by a cadre of subject matter experts. NSRI AHRT instructors have provided training, exercise venue and guidance on all aspects of WMD response to more than 3,000 individuals and 130 agencies.
NSRI All Hazards Response Training (AHRT) directors and multi-discipline programs provide Chemical, Biological,
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