The Remote Broadcast Transmission Engineering and Production Services Master IDIQ, awarded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), provides on-demand professional media services focused on broadcast transmission capabilities. The contract enables rapid deployment of professional broadcast transmission equipment and crews across the contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and commonwealths. Services under this vehicle appear to support emergency management communication needs, with a specific emphasis on providing technical broadcast engineering support during disaster response and recovery scenarios.
Task orders under this Master IDIQ primarily consist of time and materials broadcast engineering services, with individual delivery orders ranging from approximately $6,500 to $33,700. The contract consistently utilizes a total small business set-aside designation, indicating a focus on supporting smaller federal contractors. Documented task orders include direct support for FEMA headquarters personnel and emergency response efforts, such as broadcast engineering services related to Hurricane Isaac in 2012. The contract's geographical scope encompasses multiple U.S. states and territories, reflecting FEMA's nationwide emergency management responsibilities. Task orders typically have short durations, often completing within several months, and are consistently priced using time and materials contract structures.