National Adaptive Stress Research Institute

NASRI

National Adaptive Stress Research Institute

NASRI is an independent domestic defense contractor specializing in complex human system diagnostics, socio-biological data modeling, and high-consequence continuity planning. Our human factors division assists municipal, industrial, and federal partners in optimizing infrastructure resilience during prolonged operational stress environments.

Established 1983  ·  Clark County, Nevada


Corporate Profile Institute history, organization, officers, quick facts, and the systemic frameworks underlying our work.
Capabilities and Services Service lines, contract vehicles, facility and personnel data, and procurement points of contact.
Research Areas Active and concluded programs, including Civilian Resilience Optimization and the Evolutionary-Stress Framework.
Publications and Technical Reports Unclassified technical report listing from 1986 forward, with abstracts where cleared, and document request procedure.
Administrative Notices Dated corporate notices covering organizational changes, records procedure, and site access requirements.
Contacts and Locations Department directory, facilities, mailing address, and written correspondence instructions.
Personnel Login Secure intranet access for contractors, technical leads, and assessors. Authorized personnel only.
Study Participation Paid participation in longitudinal observation programs. Enrollment is currently at capacity.

Notice to Correspondents. Following the organizational changes announced 15 January 1999, general correspondence previously directed to the Civilian Research Division should be addressed to the Records Office. See Administrative Notices.

National Adaptive Stress Research Institute
P.O. Box 26140, Las Vegas, Nevada 89126
Telephone (702) 555-0148  ·  Facsimile (702) 555-0151
General inquiries: inquiries@nasri-us.com

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This page last updated 22 January 1999.