FEMA Disaster Services Insurance

The Federal Emergency Management Agency Incident Support Section awarded the FEMA Disaster Services Insurance Master IDIQ on November 2, 2016, with a last date to order of May 7, 2018 — ordering closed over eight years ago and this vehicle is no longer active for new task orders.

The vehicle contracted disaster-response services across individual assistance, mass care, feeding missions, temporary and permanent housing operations, and infrastructure repair. Task orders obligated $346.2 million against a combined potential value of $343 million. Ordering activity peaked in 2017 with 24 awards during the Hurricane Harvey, Irma, and Maria response period; the final order issued in April 2022 represented wind-down activity.

Disaster Solutions Alliance, LLC dominated the awardee base, holding 12 orders worth $209.6 million in combined potential value, more than half the vehicle's total. Aptim Federal Services, LLC captured the second-largest share with 12 orders and $105.5 million. Partnership For Temporary Housing LLC held 6 orders valued at $26.4 million, and Ch2M Facility Support Services, LLC received 4 orders worth $1.5 million. All 34 task orders were unrestricted competitive awards. FEMA Incident Support Section placed 25 of the 34 orders, representing $244.5 million of the combined potential value; the broader FEMA enterprise and HHS contributed the remainder.

Task-order values ranged widely, from bridge-contract readiness costs under $1 million to major disaster-response efforts exceeding $90 million. The largest single order, a Puerto Rico feeding mission for Hurricane Maria awarded to Disaster Solutions Alliance on October 4, 2017, obligated $91.4 million. Pricing structures varied across firm-fixed-price, labor-hours, and time-and-materials arrangements. Performance locations included Texas, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and California, reflecting the geographically dispersed nature of disaster operations.

Master IDIQ to ensure that individuals and families that have been affected by disasters to have access to the full range of FEMA programs in a timely manner with the best possible level of services.