The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a civilian agency within the Department of Homeland Security, awarded a $1.2 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to American Medical Response, Inc. (AMR), the nation's largest emergency medical services provider, to deliver emergency medical support services within the Continental United States and its territories through July 2027. Under this IDC, AMR provides ground and air ambulance services, medical staffing, communications support, and overall incident response capabilities. FEMA has issued multiple task orders against this IDC for hurricane and tropical storm relief efforts, with ceiling values ranging from $2.4 million to $76.7 million. The task orders do not have any set-aside designations and utilize time and materials or firm fixed price pricing structures. AMR has received numerous prior federal contract awards from agencies such as FEMA, DHS, VA, and DOJ for similar emergency medical transportation, staffing, and disaster response services.
The original solicitation sought proposals for a multiple award IDIQ contract to obtain contractor-managed medical transportation and support resources, including ground/air ambulance, paratransit vehicles, medical staffing, and communications, to support FEMA's federal medical response activations nationwide. The full and open procurement, utilizing NAICS code 621910 for ambulance services, had a one-year base period with four one-year option periods. AMR was the incumbent contractor on the previous IDIQ contract.
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