The FEMA Accessible Travel Trailers Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle, awarded on January 30, 2025, establishes a framework for the Federal Emergency Management Agency to procure accessible travel trailers on an as-needed basis for disaster response and recovery efforts. Under this vehicle, FEMA can acquire manufactured travel trailers equipped with amenities such as full kitchens, bathrooms, sleeping quarters, and accessibility features to support temporary housing needs during emergency situations. The contract vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $99,000,000 and remains available for ordering through January 29, 2030. The underlying originating solicitation was issued as a Request for Information in April 2023 to conduct market research and assess industry capability to provide accessible travel trailers meeting FEMA's specifications under NAICS Code 336214 (Travel Trailer and Camper Manufacturing).
The initial delivery orders awarded under this Master IDIQ demonstrate consistent procurement patterns and contractor diversity. Three delivery orders were awarded on January 30, 2025, with individual ceiling values ranging from approximately $162,450 to $218,902, each structured as firm fixed-price contracts with performance periods through July 29, 2025. Prime contractors selected include GSH of Alabama LLC (a woman-owned small business), Dad's Camper Outlet LLC, and Dads Camper Outlet Lamar LLC (identified as a small business), indicating FEMA's utilization of multiple prime contractors to fulfill its accessible travel trailer requirements. All delivery orders were issued without set-aside designations and include minimum order guarantees as part of the IDIQ structure. The delivery orders support FEMA's disaster relief initiatives, with particular focus on serving the Gulf Coast and Southeastern U.S. regions, though the contract vehicle's national ordering authority extends through the January 2030 deadline.