CRISISPLAN BV

Their core work

CrisisPlan is a Dutch SME specializing in crisis management technology — building software platforms and decision-support tools that help emergency responders, governments, and cities prepare for and respond to disasters, pandemics, and security threats. They develop AI-driven situational awareness systems, common operational pictures, and mixed-reality training environments that enable multi-agency coordination during complex emergencies. Their work spans the full crisis lifecycle: early warning and prediction, real-time response coordination, and post-incident assessment, with a growing emphasis on machine learning and autonomous systems for dangerous environments.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

CrisisPlan's early work (2015–2018) focused on institutional crisis governance and cross-border coordination frameworks — projects like TransCrisis dealt with policy-level crisis leadership, while IN-PREP built integrated preparedness programmes with mixed-reality training. From 2019 onward, the company shifted decisively toward AI-powered operational tools: machine learning for pandemic prediction (STAMINA), autonomous robotics for dangerous reconnaissance (INTREPID), and digital twins for urban security (S4AllCities). The trajectory is clear — from policy and planning tools toward intelligent, autonomous systems that act in real-time during emergencies.

CrisisPlan is moving toward autonomous, AI-powered field systems — expect future work combining robotics, extended reality, and predictive analytics for first responders.

How they like to work

CrisisPlan operates exclusively as a consortium participant, never as coordinator, which is typical for a specialized SME contributing domain-specific technology rather than managing large research programmes. With 120 unique partners across 26 countries in just 6 projects, they consistently join large multinational consortia — averaging 20 partners per project. This broad network suggests they are a trusted technology contributor that larger consortia actively recruit for their crisis management expertise.

Remarkably broad network for a small company: 120 unique partners across 26 countries from only 6 projects, indicating participation in large Security-pillar consortia with pan-European reach. No visible geographic concentration — they connect widely rather than deeply.

What sets them apart

CrisisPlan sits at an unusual intersection: a private SME with deep crisis management domain knowledge AND growing AI/robotics technical capability. Most crisis management players are either large defense contractors or public-sector research institutes — CrisisPlan offers the agility of an SME with the cross-domain expertise (pandemics, urban security, CBRN reconnaissance) of a much larger organization. Their consistent presence in high-profile EU Security projects since 2015 makes them a proven, low-risk partner for anyone building a crisis-related consortium.

Highlights from their portfolio

• INTREPID
  Largest funding (EUR 453,750) and most technically ambitious — combines autonomous robotics, extended reality, and AI for reconnaissance in perilous incidents.
• STAMINA
  Pandemic-focused project demonstrating domain expansion into health security, with ML-based prediction and bioinformatics — highly relevant post-COVID.
• IN-PREP
  Their foundational large-scale project combining cross-border crisis response planning with a mixed reality training platform — established their crisis preparedness credentials.