Fort Eisenhower Portable Chemical Toilets (PCTs) Post Hurricane Helene FAR Part 18 Acquisition W911S025P0002

Background
The U.S. Army requires portable chemical toilets (PCTs) for emergency disaster response and recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. The contract aims to secure essential sanitation services that were critically needed due to the increased demand for PCTs after the hurricane impacted their availability. Parrish Enterprises Inc., a small business, has previously fulfilled similar requirements and is positioned to meet this urgent need.

Work Details
The contract involves the provision of portable chemical toilets (PCTs) necessary for basic sanitation services in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The urgency of the situation necessitates immediate delivery, with Parrish having the capability to supply the required quantity of PCTs within a two-day timeframe. No other reasonable alternatives exist that can ensure timely delivery, as other contractors are at full capacity. The justification for this contract is based on the unusual and compelling urgency of the situation, which precludes full and open competition.

Place of Performance
Fort Eisenhower, where the PCTs will be utilized for disaster response and recovery efforts.