This Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract was awarded by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) to provide comprehensive property moving and storage services specifically for the Alameda, California region. The contract, effective from June 1, 2011 to November 30, 2016, established a structured framework for managing logistical support and relocation services for Coast Guard personnel and assets. With a shared ceiling value of $5,050,282, the vehicle enabled multiple prime contractors to compete for task orders related to transportation, packing, handling, and storage of government-owned property.
While specific task order details are not provided in the available data, typical USCG moving and storage services under such a contract would likely involve specialized maritime and military logistics support. Task orders would potentially range from individual household moves for military personnel to complex equipment and asset relocations within the Alameda region. The contract's geographical focus suggests a localized approach to meeting the Coast Guard's transportation and storage requirements, with task order values potentially spanning from small-scale moves to more substantial logistical operations. The multiple award structure would have allowed the USCG to leverage competitive pricing and ensure service availability through a diverse set of pre-qualified contractors capable of meeting the agency's precise moving and storage needs.