The Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts to procure Manufactured Housing Units for natural disaster response and recovery efforts. The contracts have a potential value of $800 million and were awarded to Scotbilt Homes, Inc. and other vendors through December 2029.
Under the contracts, the prime contractors will manufacture and deliver one, two, and three bedroom manufactured homes in specified box sizes to any state in response to task orders. The units must meet Department of Housing and Urban Development construction and safety standards. The original solicitation sought proposals for production levels of 10-40 units per week for small businesses and 50-75 units per week for others. Deliveries will occur from the contractors' own facilities to support temporary housing needs following events like hurricanes, wildfires, flooding and other presidentially declared disasters.
The purpose of these IDVs is to provide the Federal Emergency Management Agency with a rapid outsourced manufacturing solution for procuring portable housing stock to aid communities impacted by natural disasters across the United States. The contracts leverage private industry production capabilities to help displaced residents while damaged infrastructure and permanent housing are repaired.
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