Temp Housing Units in Minot ND 2012-2013

The Master IDIQ contract IDIQ-FEMA-F13 is a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) vehicle specifically designed to support maintenance and deactivation services for temporary housing units in the Minot, North Dakota area following disaster recovery efforts related to DR-1981-ND. The contract primarily focuses on managing temporary housing infrastructure, including services for maintaining and ultimately deactivating housing units established to support disaster-impacted residents. These services encompass a range of logistical and maintenance activities critical to supporting community recovery after a significant emergency event.

The task orders under this vehicle demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from approximately $500,000 to $1.8 million, with completion dates typically between June and September 2013. The task orders exhibit varying set-aside designations, including standard unrestricted procurement and one 8(a) Sole Source award, indicating flexibility in contractor selection. Most task orders are tied to specific disaster recovery efforts in Minot, North Dakota, and were awarded by FEMA between March and June 2012. The contract vehicle appears designed to provide rapid, flexible support for housing-related emergency management services, with an emphasis on efficiently managing temporary housing infrastructure during and after disaster recovery operations.