The FEMA Tanks and Pumps Supply IDIQ 2016-2018 is a master indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle focused on providing critical infrastructure equipment for emergency response and disaster recovery operations. Specifically, the contract supports the procurement of tank and pump systems for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) manufactured housing units and disaster relief efforts. The vehicle was established to enable rapid acquisition of essential water management and distribution equipment during emergency situations, with a shared contract ceiling of $8,373,715.
The task orders under this IDIQ were primarily related to Louisiana disaster recovery efforts, specifically disaster relief operation DR-4277-LA. Each task order involved firm fixed-price purchases of tank and pump systems, with values ranging from approximately $3.7 million to $7.3 million. The delivery orders were consistently issued in September 2016, with completion dates extending through September 2018. No specific set-asides were applied to these task orders, indicating open competition among potential contractors. The task orders focused on purchasing and delivering tank and pump systems directly to support FEMA's emergency housing and infrastructure restoration needs, with a clear emphasis on rapid deployment of critical water management equipment in disaster-impacted regions.