FEMA Grants and Training

Federal Emergency Management Agency Grants and Training, a sub-agency within the Department of Homeland Security, procures training services, emergency management support, and related contracting services to advance FEMA's mission of preparedness, response, and disaster recovery.

The agency's contract portfolio spans 91 awards totaling $10.7 million in potential value, with $10.2 million obligated as of the most recent recorded award date. Contract activity clustered in the 2008–2012 window, with peak volume in 2010 when 43 awards were issued; subsequent years showed declining volume (23 awards in 2011, 14 in 2012), and no recorded awards since 2012. The most recent award closed on 2012-09-28. Across the portfolio history, 71 distinct prime contractors have been awarded.

Competitive concentration is highly fragmented. The agency does not operate through a dominant prime; the narrow award count and modest dollar pool support a distributed supplier base across small training and support contractors, none of which command a material share of total awards or potential value.

Set-aside usage skews toward unrestricted competition: 73 percent of awards carried no set-aside designation. Small-business set-asides (broadly defined) account for 26 percent of awards combined—21 percent Small Business, 5 percent 8(a) Sole Source, and 1 percent Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. This distribution reflects FEMA's historical reliance on open-market contracting for training and operational support.

No recent contract opportunities or contract awards are recorded against FEMA Grants and Training. The 2012 award date marks the end of meaningful contracting activity in the rollup. Any current procurement activity at the agency should be verified through direct outreach to FEMA contracting offices or through active solicitation searches on SAM.gov.