Synopsis--Mobile Communications Office Vehicle (MCOV) BPA - GSA MAS
Closed Special Notice Posted
- Agency
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FEMA National Community Section
Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 336120 Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing
- PSC
- 2320 Trucks And Truck Tractors, Wheeled
- Place of performance
- Frederick, North Dakota, United States
- Points of contact
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Community Section has issued a Special Notice for a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to acquire Mobile Communications Office Vehicles (MCOVs) through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). The solicitation is specifically targeted at small businesses within the MAS 3361V schedule, with the intent to award a single BPA for a base year plus four option years. FEMA anticipates finalizing the award around June 1, 2025, and is seeking to expand its current fleet of mobile communication vehicles across second-generation (GEN-II) and third-generation (GEN-III) platforms. These specialized vehicles are designed for rapid deployment in disaster response, emergency situations, and special events, providing critical support to disaster victims and management teams. The vehicles must be self-sustaining and capable of operating in challenging environments.
Potential contractors must physically visit FEMA's Frederick, Maryland facility to inspect the current GEN-II platform configuration, which is critical for understanding the precise requirements for new vehicle acquisitions. The solicitation mandates that new GEN-II purchases must exactly replicate the existing platforms in physical size, form, fit, function, and performance to maintain fleet consistency. For the new GEN-III platforms, FEMA is seeking a more tactical and compact design with enhanced off-road capabilities and maneuverability in austere conditions. Eligibility is restricted to small businesses holding GSA MAS contracts under the Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing category (NAICS 336120). Contractors are responsible for their own measurements and documentation during the facility visit, and must ensure complete alignment with FEMA's detailed specifications. The due date for submissions is April 15, 2025, providing interested small businesses approximately two weeks to prepare and submit their proposals through the GSA eBuy system.
Notice text
FEMA intends to award a single award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) holder. The solicitation will be posted on GSA eBuy to small businesses on MAS 3361V. The award will be for a base year plus 4
option years. FEMA anticipates awarding the BPA around 06/01/2025.
It is the intent of FEMA to purchase additional Mobile Communications Office Vehicles (MCOVs) in the currently operating fleet of second-generation platforms (GEN-II) and the new iteration of third-generation platforms (GEN-III) category. The trucks will be a part of rapid deployment systems that quickly respond to disasters, emergencies, or special events. This will provide initial support to disaster victims or supporting disaster management teams. These vehicles will be deployed in less than favorable conditions and must be self-sustaining to support its assigned mission.
Any potential offeror is REQUIRED to come to the Frederick, Maryland facility to view the currently accepted GEN-II platform configuration; this will also assist in the blueprint creation of the GEN-III platform. The offeror is responsible for their own measurements and documentation against the current platform. This is to ensure there are no misunderstandings as to the documentation provided, and what it required as a deliverable. The new GEN-II purchases must replicate, in physical size, form, fit, function, and the performance of the current GEN-II deliveries. The recently delivered GEN-II platforms meet the current operational requirements. All subsequent GEN-II deliveries need to be identical for fleet consistency. This includes compartment and door access size and functions.
The new iteration of GEN-III platforms should be a smaller, more tactical version of the current GEN-II platforms with an increased ability for off-road driving and maneuverability in the most austere environments.
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