FEMA Shelter Tent Support 2016

Award Date 2/18/2016
Last Date To Order 6/1/2016
Shared Ceiling Not listed
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The FEMA Shelter Tent Support 2016 Master IDIQ contract vehicle, administered by the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, is specifically designed to support emergency shelter and tent infrastructure for FEMA distribution centers located in Guam and Hawaii. The contract focuses on procuring critical shelter and tent support items to maintain strategic inventory levels for potential disaster response and humanitarian relief operations. The solicitation indicates a targeted approach to ensuring rapid inventory replenishment for specialized emergency response equipment, with a particular emphasis on geographic readiness in the Pacific region.

Typical task orders under this contract vehicle likely involve the procurement of emergency shelter systems, portable tents, related infrastructure components, and logistical support materials essential for rapid deployment during natural disasters or humanitarian emergencies. While specific task order details are not provided, such contracts typically range in value from $100,000 to $5 million, with durations spanning 12-36 months. The contract's geographical focus on Guam and Hawaii suggests a strategic positioning for Pacific Rim emergency preparedness, potentially involving multiple prime contractors with demonstrated capabilities in expeditionary shelter systems, emergency logistics, and humanitarian response equipment. The contract vehicle appears designed to leverage small business set-asides or provide opportunities for businesses with specialized emergency response manufacturing and distribution capabilities.

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