FEMA Manufactured Housing Units

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Manufactured Housing Units Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is designed to provide commercial manufactured housing units for disaster response and recovery efforts. The master contract covers four primary NextGen manufactured housing unit configurations: an Express One Bedroom (8' X 48'), a 14 Ft Wide One Bedroom (13'6" X 42'8"), a 14 Ft Wide Two Bedroom (13'6" X 50'8"), and a 14 Ft Wide Three Bedroom (13'6" X 68'). These units are built to meet FEMA's performance specifications based on HUD manufactured home construction and safety standards, with contractors required to manufacture and deliver units that conform to specific technical requirements.

Task orders under this IDIQ consistently range from $3 million to $200 million, with typical performance periods spanning four to twelve months. Prime contractors frequently include Green Structure Homes of Alabama, American Homestar Corporation, Gibbco LLC, Champion Home Builders, CMH Manufacturing, and Lexington Homes. Most task orders are set aside for small businesses or have partial small business designations, with performance locations predominantly in states experiencing disaster recovery needs such as Louisiana, Florida, Texas, and Washington D.C. The contract has a $800 million shared ceiling and enables FEMA to rapidly procure manufactured housing units with firm fixed pricing and economic price adjustment provisions. Delivery orders typically involve supplying between 30 and 1,175 housing units, supporting FEMA's emergency housing assistance mission across the United States.