Rapid Deployment Inc.

Rapid Deployment Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Mobile, Alabama, operates as a prime contractor delivering emergency response support services, facilities management, construction services, and rapid-deployment logistics to federal agencies on full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. The vendor competes exclusively outside set-aside categories and does not subcontract; 100% of recent awards are prime positions.

Rapid Deployment's customer concentration centers on civilian emergency-response and homeland-security agencies. The Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response dominates by award count (147 awards, $978.6 million combined potential value), but the top-five customers by potential-value ranking reveal structural dollar concentration: HHS Administration for Children and Families ($79.95 billion), the Naval Supply Systems Command ($65 billion), Immigration and Customs Enforcement ($3.87 billion), FEMA's Mitigation Section ($1.16 billion), and HHS ASPR ($978.6 million). The divergence between count and dollar rankings reflects the vendor's portfolio of very-high-ceiling IDVs anchoring most potential value while task orders against those vehicles comprise most of the award volume. The vendor works with 18 distinct federal agencies across recent activity.

Rapid Deployment holds multi-billion-dollar parent vehicles spanning emergency response, influx-care services, construction, and military contingency support. The primary vehicle is HHS ASPR's single-award Emergency Response Support Services IDV (IDIQ 75A50120D00001), which carries 144 task orders and $99 million in combined potential value, issued under firm-fixed-price delivery orders for hurricane response, pandemic support, facilities management, transportation, lodging, catering, and medical support. A $75 billion single-award HHS Administration for Children and Families influx-care facility IDIQ (awarded March 2023, ultimate completion February 2025) establishes capacity for temporary housing, direct care, medical services, case management, education, and transportation for unaccompanied children across the continental United States; this vehicle represents the largest potential-value contract in the portfolio. ICE awarded Rapid Deployment two single-award construction IDIQs in September 2026—one for $2.22 billion (El Paso, Texas facilities) and one for $1.5 billion (Batavia, New York facilities)—covering new construction, renovation, demolition, and design-build services for detention infrastructure. A May 2025 ICE multiple-award Emergency Detention and Related Services Strategic Sourcing Vehicle established a $145.6 billion ceiling for detention bed-day capacity, transportation, medical support, and related services. Naval Supply Systems Command awarded a single-award Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC 2.2 TITUS) in October 2025 with a $65 billion ceiling covering humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, contingency operations, lodging, logistics, and land-based support through December 2029. The vendor has demonstrated the scale to hold and execute against contracts carrying ceilings in the billions.

Recent capability work illustrates the portfolio's breadth: $20,900 for HHS ASPR emergency response support (September 2025), $729,985.72 for Hurricane Milton Atlantic Response Mission support under HHS ASPR (October 2024), $642,077.30 for Hurricane Helene response mission services (October 2024), $899,367.79 for ERSS delivery (October 2024), $528,750 for 2022 Hurricane Ian HVAC kits, $592,500 for 2022 Hurricane Ian passenger buses, and multiple forklift and material-handling equipment rentals supporting disaster response. The vendor operates from Mobile, Alabama, and places of performance span domestic hurricane-response zones (Louisiana, Texas, Florida), detention facilities (El Paso, Batavia), and subordinate staging locations nationwide. Two ICE construction IDIQs issued in September 2026 carry task orders of $10,000 each for construction services at Batavia and El Paso facilities.

Activity trajectory shows rapid expansion through 2024 (59 awards) following flat 2022–2023 periods, then stabilization at lower volumes in 2025–2026 (8 and 4 awards respectively). This pattern reflects the front-loading of large IDV award value in the 2024 fiscal window; the recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months carries minimal exposure—only three awards (combined potential value $20 thousand) complete within that window. However, the $75 billion HHS ACF influx-care facility IDIQ terminates February 21, 2025, and the $44.9 million HHS ASPR ERSS IDV expires June 9, 2026, representing material recompete opportunities in the near term if the vendor pursues renewal or faces displacement.

SCI-reported invoicing (service contracts above $150 thousand threshold) shows $6.4 billion across FY2022–FY2025, with $2.89 billion in FY2022 (49.5 FTEs), $2.4 million in FY2023 (0.0 FTEs), and $3.51 billion in FY2024 (47.4 FTEs); FY2025 reports $0 invoiced but 9.2 FTEs across seven prime and three subcontractor records. Hourly-rate posture on SCI-reportable prime contracts runs a median of $33,395.83/hr, with rates spanning a 10th percentile of $279.03/hr through a 90th percentile of $49,375.00/hr, reflecting a mix of labor-hour contingency-services pricing and firm-fixed equipment-rental line items. The vendor delivers across SCI-reported contracts with negligible subcontractor engagement—average sub-hours share is 0%—indicating vertical integration or in-house delivery for the recorded service contract scope.

The portfolio spans emergency and other relief services (174 awards by NAICS), facilities support services (25 awards), and commercial building construction (4 awards), with PSC concentration in Emergency Response/Disaster Planning support (175 awards). Combined obligated dollars total $3.83 billion against $151.29 billion in combined potential value (3% obligation rate), signaling that most vehicle ceilings remain available for future task ordering.

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