Decontamination Trailer Equipment and Tent Systems

The District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services, Division of Homeland Security (DCFD-DHS) is seeking to procure 18 Trailers and Tent Decontamination Systems for jurisdictions, agencies, and hospitals within the National Capital Region (NCR). This procurement is part of the Urban Area Security Initiative Grant aimed at improving regional mass decontamination capabilities. The specific deliverables include complete decontamination trailer equipment and tent systems designed to support first responders and healthcare facilities across multiple jurisdictions. The procurement is strategically focused on enhancing emergency response infrastructure by providing standardized mass decontamination equipment. The contract appears to be administered through DCFD-DHS, which will oversee the distribution and implementation of these critical emergency response systems. While the posted contract indicates a due date of December 30, 1899 (which is likely an administrative error), the original posting date was April 24, 2009.

Unfortunately, the provided document does not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or specific vendor restrictions. The contract appears to be a regional procurement targeting emergency management infrastructure across the National Capital Region. No specific budget range or award value is explicitly stated in the documentation. The systems are intended to be distributed among various jurisdictions and healthcare facilities as defined in the NCR Mass Decontamination Strategic Plan. The procurement represents a significant investment in regional emergency preparedness, focusing on standardizing decontamination capabilities across multiple agencies and jurisdictions. While incumbent vendors are not mentioned, the procurement suggests a coordinated approach to enhancing emergency response infrastructure through uniform equipment procurement.