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Lt Col Joanne SechrestPriority Telecommunications
DHS/IAIP, National Communications [email protected]
703.607.4960http://www.ncs.gov
TELECOMMUNICATIONSTELECOMMUNICATIONS
ELECTRIC SERVICE PRIORITY ELECTRIC SERVICE PRIORITY
(TESP)(TESP)
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National Communications System (NCS)Mission
- Exercising telecommunications functions - Exercising telecommunications functions
and responsibilities in wartime and non-wartime emergenciesand responsibilities in wartime and non-wartime emergencies
- Coordinating the planning for and provisioning of - Coordinating the planning for and provisioning of
National Security and Emergency Preparedness National Security and Emergency Preparedness
(NS/EP) Communications for (NS/EP) Communications for
the Federal Government Under All Circumstancesthe Federal Government Under All Circumstances
AssureAssure the the Nation’s Telecommunications InfrastructureNation’s Telecommunications Infrastructure
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Legend Direction Coordination Advisement
PresidentPresident
OMBOMBHSCHSCNSCNSCOSTPOSTP
Hon. Tom RidgeSecretary of
Homeland SecurityNCS Executive Agent
Hon. Tom RidgeSecretary of
Homeland SecurityNCS Executive Agent
Dr Peter Fonash (Acting)Deputy Manager
Dr Peter Fonash (Acting)Deputy Manager
Bob LiscouskiAssistant Secretary, IP
Manager, NCS
Bob LiscouskiAssistant Secretary, IP
Manager, NCS
Office of the Manager, NCS
Industry Arm
Government Arm
National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee
(NSTAC):Bell South (Chair)Lucent (Vice Chair)Unisys BoeingMicrosoft SBCQwest AT&TSAIC CTIAEDS SpringUSTA AMDMCI CSCVerisign MotorolaVerizon TeledesicNortel RaytheonRockwell International PANAMSATNorthrop GrumanBank of AmericaLockheed Martin
National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee
(NSTAC):Bell South (Chair)Lucent (Vice Chair)Unisys BoeingMicrosoft SBCQwest AT&TSAIC CTIAEDS SpringUSTA AMDMCI CSCVerisign MotorolaVerizon TeledesicNortel RaytheonRockwell International PANAMSATNorthrop GrumanBank of AmericaLockheed Martin
Committee of Principals: CIA DHS DHHS DOC DOD DOE DOI DOJ DOS DOT FRB FCC
Committee of Principals: CIA DHS DHHS DOC DOD DOE DOI DOJ DOS DOT FRB FCC
NCS Organization
GSAFEMA
Joint StaffNASANRCNSANTIA
TREASUSDAUSPS
VA
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Purpose of TESP
Provide priority power restoration for telecommunications facilities supporting NS/EP missions.
Mitigate the effects of electrical power outages on NS/EP telecommunications functions and facilities
Support response, repair and priority restoration of electric service to critical NS/EP telecommunications facilities and providers in any occurrence, or threat thereof, whether natural, or caused by man, in war or in peace
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1986 – Energy Task Force formed to mitigate the effects of electric power outages
1988 - NSTAC approved Energy Task Force recommendations to assign electric power restoration priorities to NS/EP telecommunications
1991 – TESP was approved as a joint program between DOE and NCS
1993 – DOE began implementing TESP
1996 – NCS created database matching utilities with critical telecommunications facilities
2004 – TESP revived by the NCS
History
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Planned Highlights of TESP 2005
Encourages telecommunications facilities to communicate directly with the power industry
Establishes relationship during outage (wireline, wireless, or Internet) and 24x7 POC/telephone number
Calls for reviews of existing electric utility priority restoration plans to include those NS/EP telecommunications facilities
Calls for telecommunications facilities to identify their most critical telecommunications assets for priority restoration of electrical power
Evokes Telecom ISAC and EISAC involvement as needed
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Next Steps
Incorporate changes received from members of the Telecom ISAC
Meet with ESISAC to gain support
Formal coordination from NERC, FERC, DOE, NCS
Continue coordination of information between telecommunications providers and electric utilities
Increase TESP awareness and participation
Identify problems
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Contact Information
Michele M. BruichTelephone: (703) 607-6183
E-mail: [email protected]
Lt Col Joanne SechrestTelephone: (703) 607-4960
E-mail: [email protected]
Mail: Office of Priority Telecommunications National Communications System
P.O. Box 4502 Arlington, VA 22204-4502