2023 Industry Day - Performance Work Statement - Recompete Logistics Construction and Mission Planning Support.pdf
Posted: Nov. 30, 2022
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Statement of Work: 2023 Industry Day - Performance Work Statement - Recompete Logistics Construction and Mission Planning Support
This statement of work outlines the requirements for logistics construction and mission planning support for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Logistics Management Directorate (LMD). The primary mission of LMD is to provide disaster response and recovery logistics capabilities to deliver goods and services to disaster survivors and communities. The focus is on the Transportable Temporary Housing Unit (TTHU) program, which provides direct temporary housing assistance following major disaster declarations by offering manufactured homes and other transportable housing options.
The purpose of this contract is to provide disaster housing planning services to support direct temporary housing implementation. This includes evaluating the need for direct housing assistance, developing mission plans for TTHUs, coordinating with state and local authorities, providing operational and technical field project management services, and supporting other components of FEMA's direct housing mission. The offeror must have the capability to respond to up to five presidentially declared disasters within a 12-month period and deploy personnel within 24 hours CONUS and 72 hours OCONUS from the date of award.
The scope of work includes assisting with TTHU planning, FEMA reporting support, pre-mission transportation planning support, pre-mission installation planning support, jurisdiction interface support, TTHU site planning support, and providing architectural and engineering services. The offeror will play a crucial role in ensuring the successful execution of TTHU missions by gathering essential information, assessing feasibility, identifying transportation requirements, liaising with state and local authorities, and complying with regulations related to transporting and installing TTHUs.
Additionally, the offeror must deliver comprehensive architectural and engineering services while supporting FEMA's Supply Chain Analysis Network (SCAN) for private sector supply chain resilience analyses during both non-disaster and disaster operations.
This statement of work outlines the requirements for logistics construction and mission planning support for the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Logistics Management Directorate (LMD). The primary mission of LMD is to provide disaster response and recovery logistics capabilities to deliver goods and services to disaster survivors and communities. The focus is on the Transportable Temporary Housing Unit (TTHU) program, which provides direct temporary housing assistance following major disaster declarations by offering manufactured homes and other transportable housing options.
The purpose of this contract is to provide disaster housing planning services to support direct temporary housing implementation. This includes evaluating the need for direct housing assistance, developing mission plans for TTHUs, coordinating with state and local authorities, providing operational and technical field project management services, and supporting other components of FEMA's direct housing mission. The offeror must have the capability to respond to up to five presidentially declared disasters within a 12-month period and deploy personnel within 24 hours CONUS and 72 hours OCONUS from the date of award.
The scope of work includes assisting with TTHU planning, FEMA reporting support, pre-mission transportation planning support, pre-mission installation planning support, jurisdiction interface support, TTHU site planning support, and providing architectural and engineering services. The offeror will play a crucial role in ensuring the successful execution of TTHU missions by gathering essential information, assessing feasibility, identifying transportation requirements, liaising with state and local authorities, and complying with regulations related to transporting and installing TTHUs.
Additionally, the offeror must deliver comprehensive architectural and engineering services while supporting FEMA's Supply Chain Analysis Network (SCAN) for private sector supply chain resilience analyses during both non-disaster and disaster operations.
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