National Medical Transport Support Services (NMTS) Contract

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive multi-functional transport and medical support services through a full and open solicitation on SAM.gov. The National Medical Transport Support Services contract aims to establish a responsive network of staffed transport assets and emergency medical capabilities, supported by a forward operating base or staging area as required, to facilitate federal assistance, mass evacuations, and other medical activation scenarios during national events. The required resources must include not only licensed, credentialed, and certified medical personnel to augment existing capabilities but also integrated medical transportation services capable of scaling dynamically to meet urgent operational demands across the continental United States. Contractors must be prepared to deliver end-to-end medical logistics, ensuring readiness for deployment in unpredictable and high-stress environments. The solicitation does not include any set-aside preferences, meaning all qualifying businesses are eligible to compete. The North American Industry Classification System code 621910 applies, indicating a focus on other ambulatory health services. All performance will occur within the continental United States, and inquiries should be directed to Kimberly Coakley at FEMA or Amy Connolly, the Small Business Specialist, for administrative and procurement support. The contract is forecasted to enable rapid mobilization and sustained medical response operations in coordination with federal emergency management objectives.