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Disaster Overseas Transportation (DOTS) US Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico (VIPR)

DOTSVIPR00000001 · HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF

A DEEP SEA FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION solicitation, performed in Washington, DC. AwardCast estimates what this specific solicitation will close for, before you bid.

DOTSVIPR00000001
solicitation
483111
NAICS
V115
PSC
Not set aside
set-aside
Washington, DC
place

What's being bought

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has a requirement for Transportation Support. FEMA intends to establish multiple award indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles with a 12-month base period and two (2) 12-month option periods. The specifications are located in t

Comparable recent awards in DEEP SEA FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION

WinnerAward valueOffersDate
PACIFIC-GULF MARINE, INC.$94Kn/a2026-07-02
TW LOGISTICS, LLC$26K32026-07-01
TOTE SERVICES, LLC$722Kn/a2026-06-30
TOTE SERVICES, LLC$50Kn/a2026-06-29
TOTE SERVICES, LLC$1.5Mn/a2026-06-29

Questions

What is solicitation DOTSVIPR00000001?

Disaster Overseas Transportation (DOTS) US Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico (VIPR), issued by HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF, under NAICS 483111 (DEEP SEA FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION), performed in Washington, DC.

What do similar contracts close for?

Comparable closed awards in this category ran from $26K to $1.5M, across 5 awards shown above. Those are historical results, not a forecast for this solicitation.

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