Tank and Pump Systems

The Tank and Pump Systems Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) procurement vehicle designed to support the agency's disaster response and recovery operations by acquiring tank and pump systems for manufactured housing units (MHUs). The contract specifically focuses on providing internal and external water storage and distribution systems that comply with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 13D for residential sprinkler systems. These systems are engineered to ensure consistent and adequate water flow, pressure, and quantity for emergency housing infrastructure, with a primary objective of enhancing the functionality and safety of temporary housing units deployed during disaster scenarios.

The contract has been predominantly executed through firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from approximately $82,000 to $6.36 million, with performance periods typically spanning 6-12 months. Three primary contractors have consistently been awarded task orders: General Air Products Inc., JMB Wholesale LLC, and W S Darley & Co, with most deliveries concentrated in locations such as Cumberland, Maryland, Exton, Pennsylvania, and Vancouver, Washington. The task orders consistently involve purchasing, refurbishing, or delivering tank and pump systems, with quantities ranging from 10 to 800 units per order. None of the observed task orders utilized set-aside designations, indicating open competition among contractors. The contract's shared ceiling is $200 million, suggesting substantial potential for future task order awards to support FEMA's ongoing disaster response and housing infrastructure needs.