This report will be of interest to state and local health departments that are responsible for planning and exercising countermeasure delivery, as well as to other agencies charged with supporting countermeasure-delivery operations. It will also be of interest to those who want a deeper description of the thought process that went into the assessments included in the CDC cooperative-agreement guidance. In addition, the report will be of use to those interested in broader exercise and measurement issues.
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