Request for information: transportable temporary housing unit bath & shower items

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is issuing a Sources Sought notice to conduct market research for the procurement of Transportable Temporary Housing Unit (TTHU) Bath & Shower items designed to support disaster survivors with disabilities. The procurement focuses on seven specific items: a Roll In Shower (Best Bath Model 5LBS6030E75B), a T-shaped Water Stopper Kit, Safety/Grab bars in four different lengths (12", 18", 24", and 48"), and a Padded Shower Seat with Legs. FEMA seeks to identify qualified vendors capable of supplying these new, unused items in original packaging while meeting strict accessibility standards including American National Standard A117.1, UFAS, and ADA compliance, along with all applicable consumer product safety regulations. The evaluation will assess respondents' capability to meet these requirements and their understanding of the project scope. Interested parties must submit a five-page response by November 12, 2025, at 1:00 PM ET to Contracting Officer Keturah Stroy via email, with responses addressing company details, socioeconomic business type, interest in the opportunity, potential subcontractor needs, and comments on the draft Statement of Work.

This is a sources sought notice for information and planning purposes only and does not constitute a formal solicitation or guarantee of future contract award. No set-aside designation applies to this procurement, which is anticipated to fall under NAICS code 332913 (Plumbing Fixture Fitting and Trim Manufacturing). The contract period, if awarded, would span five years from the award date with a standard delivery requirement of 30 days for each call order. Deliveries would be made to FEMA Manufactured Housing Storage Sites in CONUS or OCONUS locations, with Cumberland, Maryland designated as the standard site. The notice does not specify an award value or budget range, nor does it identify current incumbents or potential contract values. Respondents should note that no compensation will be provided for preparation of their responses, and the government will not notify participants of the market research results.