FEMA Bedroom Manufactured Homes 2015

The FEMA Bedroom Manufactured Homes 2015 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a federal contract vehicle designed to provide manufactured housing units for disaster response and recovery efforts. Specifically, the vehicle enables the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to procure one-, two-, and three-bedroom manufactured homes that meet Housing and Urban Development (HUD) specifications. These housing units are intended to provide temporary shelter for survivors of natural disasters, with the flexibility to quickly deploy housing solutions across various locations in the United States.

The IDIQ contract, with a potential ceiling value of $800 million, has been consistently utilized to award firm fixed-price delivery orders to multiple prime contractors, including CMH Manufacturing Inc. (a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary), American Homestar Corporation, Champion Home Builders, Lexington Homes, Gibbco LLC, and GSH of Alabama LLC. Task orders typically range from approximately $250,000 to $70 million, with performance periods generally spanning 3-12 months. The contract does not consistently use set-aside designations, with most delivery orders being open to all contractors. Notable disaster response efforts supported by this contract include recovery missions for Hurricane Harvey and Louisiana Disaster Declaration DR-4277-LA, with common places of performance including Oklahoma City, Selma, Alabama, and various other disaster-impacted locations. The contract has also been used for first article testing of manufactured housing units, demonstrating its versatility in supporting FEMA's temporary housing assistance mission.