Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Meals for Disaster Survivors (Reduced Sodium, Survivor Daily Rations, Short Shelf-Life and Commercial Meals)

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is seeking proposals for an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract to provide four types of meals to disaster survivors across the continental United States and its territories. The contractor must be able to deliver Reduced Sodium meals, Survivor Daily Rations, Short Shelf-Life meals, and Commercial meals within defined timeframes to FEMA distribution centers. Proposals are due by July 21, 2021 and the agency will evaluate offerors' ability to rapidly produce and ship large meal volumes during emergency responses while meeting stringent packaging, labeling, and delivery requirements.

The contract has no set-aside designation and involves NAICS code 311812 and PSC code 8915. FEMA will award multiple IDIQ contracts for a base period of six months plus five one-year option periods, totaling sixty months, requiring contractors to deliver up to 3.5 million reduced sodium meals, 1.75 million Survivor Daily Rations, 1 million short shelf-life meals, and 1 million commercial meals to various FEMA warehouses between 8am to 2pm local time within defined timeframes, including the capability to produce and ship 1 million reduced sodium meals, 1.75 million SDRs, and 1 million short shelf-life meals within 48 hours for emergency response.