Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
The Individual Assistance Support Contract (IASC) Is Intended to Improve the Quality and Delivery of Ia Program Services Through the Provision of Rapidly Deployable Resources to Bridge Shortfalls Between the Organic Capabilities of Government and Ngo Stakeholders. Fema Is Seeking Support for Its Mission and Delivery of Esf #6 Mass Care/emergency Assistance, Temporary and Permanent Housing Services Under an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract. Mass Care/ea Planning Is the Provision of Life Sustaining Services, Assistance and Support. Fema Provides This Assistance at the Request of State, Tribal, Territorial and Local Government. This Contract Also Supports Temporary and Permanent Housing for Displaced Persons. Furthermore, This Contract Will Require the Development of Appropriate Management, Training and Operational Plans to Meet These Requirements. the Following Is a List of Services Required in This Contract: 1. Steady State and Planning Support Services 2. Mobilization and Deployment 3. Congregate and Non-congregate Sheltering Services 4. Feeding Services 5. Distribution of Emergency Supplies 6. Evacuee Services 7. Reunification Services 8. Construction Services 9. Staffing Support Services
Committed
$11.5 Million
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