FEMA Alternative Housing II 2010-2015

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) awarded a Master IDIQ for alternative housing on February 18, 2010, with ordering authority through February 17, 2015 — the vehicle is no longer active and closed to new orders as of eleven years ago. The Master IDIQ contracted alternative housing units to support FEMA's post-disaster survivor assistance operations, with all three awarded delivery orders structured as firm fixed-price arrangements with minimum guarantees for unit provisioning and modification services including deactivation and transportation.

Activity on the vehicle concentrated in the first quarter of 2010. All three task orders were awarded within three months of the vehicle establishment (February through May 2010), and no additional orders were placed after May 2010. The combined potential value across all three delivery orders was $709 thousand, of which $481 thousand (68% of potential value) was obligated by the completion dates in 2011 and 2012.

Global Disaster Housing, LLC captured the largest single award at $509.8 thousand potential value and $282.2 thousand obligated, representing roughly 72% of the vehicle's combined potential value. Mid-Gulf Recovery Services, L.L.C. and Green Horizon Manufacturing LLC each held one order, at $104.5 thousand and $104.4 thousand respectively. All three primes received unrestricted (non-set-aside) awards.

FEMA Community Survivor Assistance Section was the sole customer agency across all three orders. The vehicle demonstrates minimal ordering momentum — peak activity occurred immediately upon establishment, and the master agreement expired without follow-on procurement activity. Competition for future alternative housing work under FEMA would need to pursue successor contract vehicles or new solicitations, as this Master IDIQ is closed to new orders.

The Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has awarded a Master IDIQ for alternative housing which successfully fulfills the attached performance criteria and satisfies FEMA's baseline for alternative units