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Emergency Response Support Services

Solicitation75A50225D00005

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Emergency Response Support Services

Award75A50225D00005Jul 10, 2025 · v1

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Opportunity Summary

The Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR) awarded a non-competitive bridge contract to Rapid Deployment, Inc. (RDI) for emergency response support services. This hybrid Firm Fixed-Price and Time and Materials contract, identified by solicitation number 75A50225D00005, ensures the continuity of critical expertise in disaster response and recovery at both local and national levels while a competitive follow-on contract is being procured. The award was executed under the authority of FAR 6.302-2 regarding unusual and compelling urgency to mitigate risks and avoid increased startup costs during the 2025 hurricane season.

The period of performance for this bridge contract is limited to one year. This schedule allows the agency to maintain established momentum through the peak of the hurricane season, ending November 30, 2025, while refining requirements for the future competitive acquisition. The work falls under NAICS code 624230 for Emergency and Other Relief Services and PSC R429 for Professional Support in Emergency Response, Disaster Planning, and Preparedness.

The notice was published on July 10, 2025, with Tonya Spratt-Williams serving as the point of contact. Related documentation includes a single attachment titled JA_RDI_Final_Post.pdf. This procurement action supports federal employees by providing specialized assistance essential to government operations during active emergency response and recovery efforts.

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Opportunity Details

Response deadline: —No deadline provided
NAICS: 624230 (opens in new tab)
PSC: R429 (opens in new tab)
Set aside: —
Published: Jul 10, 2025
Updated: Jul 10, 2025
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Contact and place of performance

Point of contact: Tonya Spratt-Williams

Place of performance: Not specified

Original Description

In accordance with FAR 5.705(b), this synopsis is issued to announce the Government's award of a one (1) year, hybrid (Firm Fixed-Price and Time and Materials) bridge contract on a non-competitive basis to Rapid Deployment, Inc. (RDI) for emergency response support services while the competitive, follow-on contract is being procured. The sole source bridge contract was awarded under the authority of FAR 6.302-2, Unusual and Compelling Urgency. A one year bridge contract is necessary to ensure the continuity of critical emergency response support services while a new contract is being procured. A one year period of performance will allow ASPR the ability to effectively and efficiently manage the 2025 hurricane season, which occurs from June 1, 2025 to November 30, 2025, and refine requirements and to allow for maximum competition for the follow-on contract. Award to anyone other than the incumbent contractor, for this brief interim period, would increase start-up and transition costs, times and risks. As a significant part of the period of performance occurs during the 2025 hurricane season, retention of the incumbent lowers the risks of errors and continues established momentum. For these reasons, this requirement will be awarded on a non-competitive basis to Rapid Deployment, Inc. (RDI), the incumbent contractor, for emergency and other relief services, while the competitive, follow-on contract is being procured. RDI provides services for ASPRs requirement of emergency response support services to assist the Federal employees with expertise in disaster response and recovery at a local or national level. A competitive follow-on contract is being developed, and milestones for the acquisition process are being structured to minimize the interim period. Progress has already been made in the development of the follow-on package. However, awarding a new contract through full competition within the necessary time frame is not feasible without jeopardizing essential government operations. The contract period of performance shall not exceed one (1) year.