Washington, D.C., Sept. 18, 2017 -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), released on Saturday, September 16, a combined synopsis/solicitation in which it outlined plans to procure 50,000 blue or black roof sheeting from a qualified government contractor.
Interested and capable contractors must act fast – FEMA is accepting responses only until 2 p.m. EST today, Monday, September 18.
According to the combined synopsis/solicitation, FEMA intends to award a firm fixed-price contract; the applicable North American Industry Classification Standard (NAICS) Code is 624310; and the small business size standard is $32.5 Million.
The contract, once issued, will be for 50,000 blue or black roof sheeting and freight, and also include an option to procure more than this original 50,000.
The contractor who receives the contract must delivery the roof sheeting within two weeks of receiving the award (though no later than November 30, 2017).
According to the combined synopsis/solicitation, FEMA will base its contract award on the Lowest-Priced, Technically Acceptable (LPTA) response.
Interested and capable contractors must e-mail [email protected], [email protected] , [email protected] and [email protected] by no later than today, September 18, at 2 p.m. EST. Responses must include company name, company DUNS number, and point of contact information.
US Federal Contractor Registration, the world’s largest third-party government registration firm, and a firm that not only helps companies survive but also thrive, completes the required Registrations on behalf of its clients. It also makes available information about opportunities like this, as well as training on how to locate, research, and respond to opportunities.
We also make available for our clients and for contracting officers our proprietary Advanced Federal Procurement Data Search (AFPDS). Our Advanced Federal Procurement Data Search (AFPDS) gives you in one place instant bid notifications, bid proposal prospecting, and information about government procurement officers. We make this search tool available to clients, as part of our commitment to helping each and every USFCR client succeed and thrive as a government contractor.
For contracting officers, the AFPDS gives them in one place access to a database of available contractors and also a place to post information about opportunities. Contracting officers get free access to AFPDS. We also provide interested contracting officers a list of contractors who may be able to provide a service and/or product that they need.
For more information, to get started with a SAM registration, to learn more about how US Federal Contractor Registration can help your business succeed, to find out how we can help you complete the processes necessary to become certified as one or more types of small business(es) (including as an SDVOSB), and/or to speak with our federal training specialists about how to craft a memorable proposal, call 877-252-2700, ext. 1.
William Henderson Marketing Manager, US Federal Contractor Registration 877-252-2700 ext. 750


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