FEMA COMMITS

Award Date 4/15/2009
Last Date To Order 10/14/2014
Shared Ceiling $500M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The FEMA Centralized Operations, Maintenance and Management Information Technology (COMMITS) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a comprehensive information technology services vehicle designed to support the Federal Emergency Management Agency's diverse technological needs. The contract encompasses a wide range of IT services, including systems operations, maintenance, cybersecurity support, web content management, database administration, and technical support for various FEMA programs and digital platforms. Established in April 2009 with a shared ceiling of $500 million, the contract enables FEMA to rapidly procure flexible IT services across multiple domains of its technological infrastructure.

Task orders under the COMMITS vehicle demonstrate a broad spectrum of IT support, typically ranging from $100,000 to over $40 million, with most being firm-fixed-price contracts. Significant task orders have supported critical areas such as the Assistance to Firefighters Grant website, Logistics Supply Chain Management System, Security Operations Center, web farm management, and disaster response technological infrastructure. Prime contractors frequently include BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, Perot Systems, and SAIC, with no specific small business set-asides utilized. The task orders predominantly support FEMA facilities in the National Capital Region, including Washington D.C., Mt. Weather, and the Texas National Processing Service Center, with contract durations typically spanning one to three years. The vehicle demonstrates FEMA's strategic approach to maintaining adaptable, comprehensive IT support across its operational landscape.

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