ALERT -- CDC is Purchasing BODY BAGS for Coming Widespread EBOLA OUTBREAK in U.S.

The Centers for Disease Control is looking to purchase body bags and a host of other personal protective equipment in response to the Ebola outbreak as concerns continue to linger about the spread of the virus.

A “sources sought” notice posted on FedBizOpps reveals that, “The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Procurement and Grants Office (PGO) is seeking multiple sources of supply for personal protective equipment (PPE) for potential use in the current Ebola Virus Disease outbreak response.”

According to an attachment entitled “List of Personal Protective Equipment for Sources Sought Notice,” the federal agency is looking to source suppliers of body bags that can hold 200-250 lbs of weight. The bags must also include, “At least 6 handholds included in the body bag to allow burial team to hand carry it safely.” The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a new document that doubles the previous length in which Ebola droplets can spread through sneezing and coughing.

Posted to the Ebola information section of the CDC’s website, the new document states that a person within 6 feet of an Ebola victim may potentially become infected. “Ebola spreads by direct contact with someone who is sick or with the body fluids of someone who is sick or died from it,” CDC Director Tom Frieden claimed at the time. “We do not see airborne transmission in the outbreak in Africa. We don’t see it elsewhere in what we’ve seen so far.” Citing concerns over “aerosol exposure to Ebola,” the Pentagon awarded a $9.5 million contract to a biotechnology company to manufacture an Ebola vaccine.

The company, Profectus BioSciences, announced today that the Pentagon “contracted the manufacture and … preclinical testing of the Profectus trivalent Ebola/Marburg vaccine” which had previously been tested to “confirm protection of non-human primates from aerosol exposure to Ebola and Marburg viruses.” Spanish intelligence reports intercepted messages between online jihadists discussing the use of Ebola in attacks on the West.

Spain’s secretary for security, Francisco Martínez, testified before a congressional Interior Committee on October 30 about the alleged threat. ebola outbreak "stop ebola" cdc "personal protective equipment" virus operation disease control supplies protection "hazmat suit"

Martínez said a conversation was discovered in September in which “the use of Ebola as a poisonous weapon against the United States” was discussed in a forum “linked to ISIS.” He also mentioned tweets purportedly sent by Ansar al-Islam stating the terror organization was considering using “deadly chemical products from laboratories.”

U.S. government ordered 250,000 Hazmat suits to be sent to Dallas,Earlier this month, the CDC instructed funeral homes in the United States to bury Ebola victims in hermetically sealed caskets which must be secure “against the escape of microorganisms” and have valid documentation for being airtight. Last month, the CDC also issued a three page list of recommendations which warned funeral home workers not to carry out autopsies or to embalm corpses. location of the first Ebola case in the United States. lakeland One company alone has sold over a million Hazmat suits to government agencies worldwide since August.

Former FDA official Scott Gottlieb M.D. warns that larger and more frequent Ebola outbreaks will inevitably hit American cities in the near future and that hundreds of people could be forcibly quarantined by health authorities. executive order fema camp imminent onset of the flu season will make it harder to keep tabs on potential Ebola victims in the United States. As we highlighted back in August, Gottlieb warned that if Ebola were to arrive in America, the CDC would likely invoke powers to “hold a healthy person against his will,” and enact “sweeping authority to hold and isolate Americans in a public health emergency.”