The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has awarded an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract valued at up to $95,330,414 over 5 years to Dpalex, Inc. (doing business as Fence Screen) for the procurement of self-help tarps and related transportation management services to support disaster relief efforts. This multiple-award IDIQ contract, known as the "Self Help Tarps" IDIQ, allows FEMA to rapidly obtain essential temporary housing supplies such as tarps for communities affected by presidentially declared disasters.
Under this IDIQ, FEMA has issued several delivery orders to Dpalex, Inc. for the replenishment and backfill of FEMA distribution centers nationwide with hundreds of thousands of tarps and related accessories. These delivery orders range from $51,992 to $8,813,754.89 and cover places of performance across the United States, including Guam. Some orders have been set aside for small businesses, while others have been unrestricted. The tarps procured under this IDIQ must meet specific technical requirements related to size, material, and flammability standards to support FEMA's disaster relief mission.
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