The United States Coast Guard (USCG) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for Temporary Lodging in Port Angeles, Washington, represents a specialized procurement vehicle designed to support temporary housing requirements for Coast Guard personnel. Established on October 1, 2010, this contract vehicle enables flexible acquisition of lodging services specifically tailored to the operational needs of Coast Guard staff in the Port Angeles geographic region. The contract allows for multiple task orders to be issued against the master agreement, providing a streamlined mechanism for procuring temporary accommodations as operational demands fluctuate.
Given the limited information provided, specific details about task order scopes, values, and contractor performance are unavailable. The contract's geographically focused nature suggests it was likely structured to support Coast Guard personnel requiring short-term lodging in the Port Angeles area, potentially related to maritime operations, training, or administrative functions. The contract's October 1, 2010 award date indicates it was designed to provide immediate and ongoing lodging support capabilities for the U.S. Coast Guard's regional operational requirements. Typical task orders under such a vehicle might range from individual overnight stays to multi-week temporary housing arrangements, with precise requirements determined by operational contingencies and personnel movement needs.