Emergency Disaster Planning Preparedness Support 2012-2016

The Emergency Disaster Planning Preparedness Support 2012-2016 Master IDIQ is a federal contract vehicle focused on providing comprehensive program management and technical support for emergency response and preparedness initiatives, specifically targeting the Domestic Emergency Support Team (DEST) and Nuclear Incident Response Team (NIRT). The contract vehicle primarily delivers subject matter expert services related to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) program management, technical consulting, strategic planning, and specialized research and support services. Task orders under this vehicle are designed to enhance federal emergency preparedness capabilities through targeted professional services and expert consultation.

The contract vehicle consistently awards task orders to small businesses, with individual delivery orders ranging from approximately $130,000 to $2.5 million and typical durations spanning 6-24 months. Most task orders are priced using Time and Materials or Firm Fixed Price structures, focusing on program management support, technical services, training, exercise development, and research for CBRNE-related programs. While specific prime contractors are not consistently named across all task orders, the contract appears to involve firms like Dynamis, Inc., and potentially includes subcontractors such as Aveshka, Inc., Engility Services, and Booz Allen Hamilton. The funding agency is primarily the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Incident Support Section, with task orders consistently supporting various aspects of emergency preparedness and response planning for critical national security programs.