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ADVANCED ECO-SYSTEMS, INC.

UEI: DPDQFH26LLK1

ADVANCED ECO-SYSTEMS, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI DPDQFH26LLK1. It has been awarded $255,130 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Textile Bag and Canvas Mills, Emergency and Other Relief Services, and All Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers (except Tobacco Stores). Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs and Department Of Defense.

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DPDQFH26LLK1

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Advanced Eco-Systems, Inc. specializes in the procurement and provision of specialized shelter solutions and textile products. Their core capabilities include the delivery of inflatable tents, tarpaulins, and high-capacity medical shelters designed for emergency operations and rapid deployment. The ...

Advanced Eco-Systems, Inc. specializes in the procurement and provision of specialized shelter solutions and textile products. Their core capabilities include the delivery of inflatable tents, tarpaulins, and high-capacity medical shelters designed for emergency operations and rapid deployment. The company demonstrates technical expertise in providing critical infrastructure for healthcare crisis response, specifically through the deployment of Zumro medical shelters for COVID-19 operations. The company maintains a diverse agency portfolio, working most frequently with the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide medical shelters and inflatable tenting. They also support the Department of Defense and the General Services Administration, providing general shelter equipment and maintaining a presence on the Federal Supply Schedule. Their industry focus spans textile manufacturing and miscellaneous retail, specifically targeting the emergency relief and military support sectors. In practice, this involves the supply of heavy-duty canvas and textile-based structures used for temporary housing, medical triage, and field operations.

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NAICS: 624230
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Crisis Resilience Fund Eligibility & Resilience Services
Solicitation # AS30632
Hampshire County Council is commissioning a specialist third-party provider to manage the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) for the Hampshire and Isle of Wight region. The primary scope of work involves an independent eligibility checking function to assess Crisis Payment applications against national DWP guidance and local criteria, processing approximately 1,000 applications per month with seasonal fluctuations of up to 30%. Additionally, the provider must deliver financial resilience and capability services to roughly 900 applicants per month, focusing on money advice, debt reduction, income maximisation, and early intervention to reduce the need for future crisis support. The contract is estimated to run from March 1, 2027, to March 31, 2029, with payments made quarterly in advance. To qualify, providers must evidence at least 12 months of trading, hold Public and Employer's Liability insurance, and be registered with the Information Commissioners Office to meet data protection standards. Financial stability is verified via a minimum Creditsafe Business Risk score of 30/100, with potential requirements for a Parent Company Guarantee or Performance Bond for scores between 30 and 50. Award decisions will be based on four quality criteria totaling 100 points, focusing on accessibility for vulnerable groups, resource models for eligibility and resilience support, and the ability to provide tailored, non-standardized crisis interventions. The contract is subject to potential modifications or termination due to Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) processes.
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NAICS: 624230
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MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF KUKUIOLA VILLAGE EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER AND ONE-STOP RESOURCE AND ASSESSMENT CENTER, COUNTY OF HAWAI‘I
Solicitation # 27-0020
The County of Hawai'i Office of Housing and Community Development is seeking a qualified Provider Agency with at least five years of experience to manage and operate the Kukuiola Village Emergency Homeless Shelter and One-Stop Resource and Assessment Center in Kailua-Kona. The project, located on a 2.21-acre site with 22 structures including 16 shelter units, a commercial kitchen, and a manager's residence, aims to provide emergency shelter, overnight safe parking, and supportive services. Operations must follow Housing First, low-barrier, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive practices. The selected contractor will be responsible for overall facility management, including a comprehensive preventative maintenance program and the implementation of participant rights and responsibilities policies. The contract has a total value of up to 1,500,000 dollars, utilizing a reimbursement-based funding structure. It consists of an initial one-year term with four optional one-year extensions. Proposals are evaluated on a 100-point scale focusing on implementation viability, scope of work understanding, maintenance planning, and team qualifications. Following the final submission deadline of November 30, 2026, the County expects the contractor to begin providing services within two months of the Notice to Proceed. The contractor must ensure all staff are trained in crisis intervention, Narcan administration, and CHMIS data collection, while maintaining strict compliance with federal and state non-discrimination and labor laws.
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