Emergency Transportation Management Services, Contingency

The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' Statewide Procurement Division is seeking sealed responses for Emergency Transportation Management Services on a contingency basis, with the potential to serve critical needs across the state of Texas. These services are essential for all-hazards emergency preparedness, encompassing natural disasters, technological incidents, adversarial actions, or human-caused events. The services may be dispatched to multiple locations simultaneously before, during, or after an incident, and are historically utilized for various emergencies, including migrant transportation under the state's emergency declaration. The scope of deployment can range from hours to several months, depending on the severity and scope of the emergency, with past expenditures reaching up to $25 million during significant events like Hurricane Harvey in 2017, which caused extensive damage and displacement. The contract, with a value estimated between $50 million and $200 million, is open for responses until December 6, 2024. The solicitation is posted under NAICS code 561330, which pertains to transportation and logistics services. The primary point of contact is Noah Holdren, reachable via email or phone. The services are critical for rapid deployment and sustained support during emergencies, ensuring the state’s capacity to respond effectively to a wide range of hazards. Interested parties can find additional details and submit responses through the provided online portal.