Rapid Disaster Infrastructure 2019

The Rapid Disaster Infrastructure 2019 Master IDIQ is a multiple award task order contract (MATOC) designed to support time-sensitive disaster, infrastructure, and construction projects for federally funded customers. Awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District, this $95 million small business set-aside contract enables rapid response to emergency situations requiring flexible and adaptable infrastructure solutions. The contract supports a wide range of critical infrastructure needs, including flood recovery, infrastructure restoration, emergency management, and military construction projects across all 50 states, with the ability to mobilize within hours or days of government notification.

Task orders under this vehicle typically range from approximately $426,000 to $46.5 million, with most being cost-plus fixed fee contracts. Indian Eyes (Ie-Weston Federal Services JVB LLC) and Ahtna-Cdm Joint Venture have been the most frequent prime contractors, winning multiple delivery orders. The funding agencies include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), with task orders focused on infrastructure repair, disaster response, and national interest actions such as COVID-19 support. Geographical performance locations have been diverse, including California, Texas, Missouri, Montana, Iowa, and Hawaii, with projects involving levee repairs, drainage structure restoration, vertical water pump installations, and alternate care facility establishments. Set-aside designations vary, with some orders being total small business, partial small business, or having no specific set-aside.