Navy Fire and Emergency Materials 2012-2016

The Navy Fire and Emergency Materials 2012-2016 Master IDIQ is a comprehensive contract vehicle designed to support fire and emergency equipment procurement for the U.S. Navy. The vehicle focuses on acquiring specialized safety and emergency response equipment, with a particular emphasis on fire suppression, protective gear, and advanced firefighting technologies. Task orders under this vehicle have covered a range of critical equipment including structural fire jackets, firefighting boots, airfield fire extinguishers, mobile air compressors, and thermal imaging units.

The contract vehicle demonstrates a consistent pattern of total small business set-aside task orders, with individual delivery orders ranging from approximately $47,500 to $1,186,530. Delivery orders have been awarded to firms like Tom Smith Fire Equipment Co., Inc., typically with firm fixed price structures and performance periods ranging from several months to approximately three years. The task orders primarily support the Navy Installations Command, with places of performance including locations such as Ruskin, Florida. The contract vehicle's shared ceiling of $6,923,100 indicates a substantial procurement mechanism for fire and emergency preparedness equipment, with task orders focused on maintaining operational readiness and supporting critical safety infrastructure for naval installations and flight operations.