FEMA intends to issue a solicitation in order to award a single or multiple IDIQ contract for Maintenance of Grounds and Alternative Temporary Transportabe Housing Units on the Island of Maui. The contractor shall be responsible for the comprehensive maintenance of a base of 169 ATTHUs but up to 400 units located on group sites and/or alternative sites. The contractor shall also be responsible for maintenance of all elements of the group sites and/or alternative sites. Additionally, the contractor could be directed by the Government to perform supporting tasks including removal, transportation, storage, disposal, and removal and/or replacement of the ATTHUs. The contractor shall ensure that all ATTHU maintenance, group site maintenance, and supporting tasks are conducted in compliance with the PWS requirements and applicable Federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Applicable codes are provided in Appendix B, "Building Codes Applicable to Maui", however, FEMA does not represent that this is all inclusive. The contractor will be responsible for ensuring all pplicable laws and regulations are followed. The contractor shall provide all personnel, facilities, tools, equipment, material, supplies necessary for the comprehensive maintenance of the ATTHUs, the group sites, and the alternative sites where the ATTHUs are installed, including removal and storage if deemed necessary, to perform and provide the items as required in the PWS. Performance Requirements: After award of the IDIQ contract, FEMA will issue task orders to fullfil the requirements identified in the PWS to support the ATTHU units and Grounds as needed. This is an advanced notice (synopsis) of FEMA's anticipation of releasing the solicitation on or about Sept 6, 2024. Proposals are not requested at this time. Proposals shall be submitted in response to actual solicitation Request for Proposal (RFP) in strict compliance with the instructions to be provided in the solicitation. Advisory Down Select solicitation approach: FEMA intends to conduct this acquisition using an Advisory Down Select approach. Phase I will require the submission of written responses and documentation, IAW the instructions of the solicitation. Upon evaluation of the Phase I submission, the Contracting Officer will forward an Advisory Notification, advising offerors of the likelihood of being a viable competitor for this acquisition. Only those offerors who are deemed to be among the most highly rated will be advised to proceed to Phase II. Phase II will consist of an oral presentation, along with evaluation of the offeror's past performance and price proposals. Site Visit: A site visit is expected to be offered prior to submission of proposals. Specific date/time for the visit will be announced at the time of solicitation or prior to reciept of proposals. All questions pertaining to PHASE I requirements shall be submitted electronically using Attachment 2 (RFP Questions Template) via email to Wendell Crittenden at fema-dr-4724-hi-maint-deactivation@fema.dhs.gov no later than Wednesday 18 Sept 2024/4 PM Hawaii Time (HT). The Method of Contractor Selection has not been determined at this Time.
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