SUE CLAIR

Sue Clair specializes in securing and managing temporary housing infrastructure for federal disaster response operations, primarily through the lease and coordination of commercial-grade RV pads and camping facilities. Their core capability lies in rapid deployment of temporary lodging solutions aligned with FEMA housing missions, leveraging existing recreational vehicle park infrastructure to provide safe, compliant, and scalable accommodations for displaced populations. Technical expertise includes site assessment, lease negotiation for federal use, regulatory compliance for temporary housing, and administrative closeout procedures under emergency declarations. Key differentiators include precision in site selection, familiarity with DHS and FEMA protocols for disaster recovery, and the ability to execute time-sensitive logistical actions in rural and underserved communities. The contractor maintains a consistent operational relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, delivering critical land-use support for housing missions under disaster recovery directives. Their work is tightly aligned with FEMA’s DR-4663-KY initiative, where they facilitate the acquisition of commercial pads within established parks to meet urgent shelter needs. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted, mission-critical partnership focused on temporary housing logistics rather than construction or long-term facility management. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 721211, which encompasses the operation of recreational vehicle parks and campgrounds—specifically, the adaptation of these facilities for federal emergency use. This represents a niche vertical within disaster response infrastructure, where the contractor bridges private land assets with public emergency requirements. Their market positioning is defined by operational agility in rural Kentucky, enabling rapid mobilization of underutilized commercial pads for federal mission support. Sue Clair is a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity, headquartered in Jackson, Kentucky. The entity structure (2J) indicates a small business with limited operational scale, emphasizing nimble, localized service delivery. Their geographic presence is concentrated in Appalachia, where they serve as a responsive, community-based provider for federal housing logistics in disaster-affected regions.