RFI Questions for NextGen IDIQ Recompete Addendum 3.24.25.pdf

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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) for FEMA's NextGen IDIQ Recompete, dated 3.24.2025, seeking comprehensive information about modular home manufacturing capabilities. The RFI focuses on three specific modular home types: Modular Prefab Single Family, Modular Kit Panelized Homes, and Modular Kit Homes, and includes 18 detailed questions covering critical aspects such as floor plans, building code compliance, manufacturing capacity, delivery capabilities, pricing, accessibility standards, technical specifications, and unit features.

The questionnaire seeks in-depth vendor responses regarding manufacturing specifications including unit pricing for 1-3 bedroom units, delivery to CONUS and OCONUS locations, production output, factory locations, compliance with Buy American Act, foundation requirements, accessibility standards, wind and thermal zone ratings, snow/roof load capacity, warranty terms, included appliances, MEP components, and overall unit lifespan. The document is part of FEMA's market research for Alternative Transportable Temporary Housing Unit (ATTHU) procurement, with the goal of gathering comprehensive industry insights to inform potential future solicitations for modular housing solutions.

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RFI Questions NextGen IDIQ Recompete

Addendum 3.24.2025

FEMA is considering acquiring three types of modular homes: Modular Prefab Single Family, Modular Kit Panelized Homes and Modular Kit Homes. Please base your answer solely on this premise.

1. What available floor plans of the modular manufactured homes do you have on offer?

2. Which state International Building Codes (IBC) does your home comply with?

3. Are you able to deliver units to both CONUS and OCONUS locations (IE. Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, and Alaska)

4. What is your manufacturing output per week? what is your ramp up time until full production. What is the set-up time to install the units?

5. Where are your factories located? Would you be able to comply with the Buy American Act where your material inputs are also locally sourced?

6. What would be your unit price for a 1-bd, 2-bd, 3-bd units? Does the price include delivery costs? Do you have a volume discount threshold?

7. Please list all standards/codes your unit meets (IE. IBC 1200/1205, CWUI, UFAS etc.)

8. What material handling equipment is needed to handle your units?

9. Does your unit include Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) components?

10. What type of foundation does your housing solution require and how is this built?

11. Describe your ability to manufacture units in compliance with either the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) or the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standards (ABAAS).

12. What is the unit’s stated lifespan?

13. What is the warranty included with the unit?

14. Please list all appliances that come with the unit.

15. Is an HVAC unit included, please list the power in amperage if yes.

16. Does your company have the ability to fully furnish the modular unit?

17. What wind and thermal zone ratings, if any do your units meet?

18. What is your unit’s snow/roof load capacity?

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