Mobile Detection Deployment Program (MDDP) Support Services

The Department of Homeland Security Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is issuing a Request for Information to acquire deployable field management and scientific support services for the Mobile Detection Deployment Program (MDDP) bridge contract, with responses due by noon Eastern Time on August 7, 2026. This is market research only and does not constitute a binding obligation or formal solicitation.

The bridge contract runs from August 14, 2026 through February 13, 2027 and covers six Mobile Detection Deployment Units positioned at Novato, California; Mobile, Alabama; Fort Dix, New Jersey; Washington, D.C. area; Portland, Oregon; and Indianapolis, Indiana. Support includes field management and scientific services for radiological and nuclear detection operations during national special security events, steady-state surge operations, and training exercises.

Staffing requirements include one full-time Project Manager (minimum 15 years radiological and nuclear detection experience), two full-time on-site personnel per location (Lead with minimum 10 years experience and Equipment Custodian with minimum 5 years experience), and part-time task-based staff as needed. All personnel must obtain and maintain DHS Suitability and SECRET-level security clearances and possess an NRC radioactive materials license allowing possession of specified threat and non-threat isotopes. Personnel must also comply with DOT hazardous materials transportation regulations, obtain Commercial Driver's License Class B certification within three months, and demonstrate proficiency with radiation detection equipment.

The NAICS code is 541330 (Engineering Services) with PSC L058. The Government intends to compete this requirement for a multi-year award following the bridge period. Capability statements not exceeding ten pages should address teaming arrangements, recruitment strategies, possession of required radiological source licenses, and capability to perform the SOW. Submit responses to william.grimm@hq.dhs.gov.