FEMA Public and Technical Assistance 2011-2012

The FEMA Public and Technical Assistance 2011-2012 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive technical assistance and project management services in support of Public Assistance (PA) disaster operations under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act. The contract is designed to support a wide geographic area and offers technical capabilities for various disaster scenarios, with specific emphasis on natural disasters such as riverine and coastal flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Task orders under this vehicle primarily focus on architectural and engineering (A&E) services, technical specialist deployment, and disaster recovery support.

The task orders demonstrate a consistent pattern of time and materials contracts with relatively short durations, typically ranging from two to 24 months, and varying dollar obligations from minimal amounts to over $3 million. Most task orders are not set aside for specific small business categories and support specific disaster recovery efforts across multiple states, including Louisiana, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, and American Samoa. The task orders consistently involve deploying technical specialists to support FEMA disaster operations, with team sizes ranging from one to 17 personnel. Notably, one task order (HSFEHQ12D0002-HSFEHQ12J0001) related to Hurricane Katrina recovery highlights the contract's role in long-term disaster response, with a substantial ceiling value of nearly $3.9 million and a completion date extending to February 2014.