Fire System Repairs at the FEMA Selma Transportable Housing Storage Site (THSS)

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, through FEMA’s Community Survivor Assistance Section, is soliciting market information via a Request for Information (RFI) to evaluate potential vendors for fire system repairs at the Selma Transportable Housing Storage Site in Selma, Alabama. The RFI, issued under solicitation number 70FB8026I00000008 and posted on May 26, 2026, with responses due by June 8, 2026, seeks detailed cost estimates and technical solutions aligned with a Draft Statement of Work and an attached CLINs Table. Vendors must provide their best approach and pricing using the specified CLIN structure, which includes a base line item for essential repairs like underground leak remediation, sprinkler head replacement, signage restoration, and a mandatory 5-year internal inspection of fire systems, as well as optional line items for component replacements such as jockey pumps, controllers, fire hydrants, and power supplies—all requiring Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) approval before commencement. Work must be performed on-site during standard business hours (0730–1530 CT, Monday through Friday), completed within 30 days of any future award, and all repairs must be documented and reported to the COR within five days of completion. Site visits are permitted, and respondents are required to submit a consolidated electronic proposal via email to Ejona LIKA, including company details, Unique Entity ID, business size status, GSA Schedule information (if applicable), and a completed Excel-based CLIN template, limited to a three-page narrative with no page count restrictions on supporting charts or cost breakouts. The RFI does not constitute a formal solicitation or binding procurement; no contract award will result from this action, and no evaluation factors, contract clauses, or funding details are established here. The CLINs serve only as templates for cost estimation, with all pricing currently set at placeholder zeros, reflecting the preliminary nature of this market research. The contracting office is located in Washington, DC, with no identified Procuring Contracting Officer listed, though the primary point of contact is Ejona LIKA and the CORs are Jeffery Daniels and Thomas Ford Sr., who will oversee work execution if a future solicitation is issued. Response guidelines specify electronic submission only, with no physical deliveries accepted, and vendors must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid UEI. Compliance with industry standards such as NFPA 25 is implied through the scope