FEMA FIWA Anniston

The Federal Emergency Management Agency FIWA Anniston, a civilian sub-agency, procures goods and services to support emergency management and disaster response operations at its Anniston, Alabama installation. The agency has awarded 16 federal contracts totaling $2.8 million combined potential value since 2008, with $1.9 million obligated to date. The most recent recorded award closed in January 2017, more than nine years ago, signaling minimal current contracting activity at this office.

Contract award volume has been sparse and sporadic. The agency issued 6 awards in 2008, 6 in 2009, 1 in 2011, 2 in 2016, and 1 in 2017; no awards are recorded in the intervening years or since 2017. All 16 awards went to distinct prime contractors, indicating no vendor repeat business and no consolidation around preferred suppliers. Competitive concentration is not applicable given the one-award-per-contractor structure, and the portfolio shows no meaningful set-aside activity over time. Sixty-nine percent of awards carried no set-aside designation, 25 percent were designated Total Small Business, and 6 percent were 8(a) sole-source awards.

The extended dormancy since 2017 suggests that FIWA Anniston either has minimal ongoing procurement needs, relies on higher-level FEMA contracting vehicles for its operational requirements, or routes new awards through parent-agency contracting offices rather than executing them locally. The sub-agency's total contract footprint is modest relative to broader federal civilian procurement, and the absence of recent opportunities in the source data indicates no open solicitations are currently posted against this office. Firms pursuing work in emergency management and disaster support should verify whether active contracting opportunities exist under parent FEMA offices, regional contracting hubs, or the broader FEMA enterprise rather than expecting near-term procurement activity at the Anniston location.