Eric Coil

Eric Coil serves as a key procurement lead within the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), overseeing acquisitions critical to national disaster response and recovery operations. His work centers on securing rapidly deployable emergency sheltering solutions, primarily manufactured homes and mobile housing units, to support displaced populations during natural and man-made disasters. He operates within the Department of Homeland Security’s emergency management framework, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations while prioritizing speed, scalability, and operational readiness. His portfolio consists almost exclusively of urgent, mission-critical procurements under full small business set-asides, aligning with FEMA’s mandate to maintain resilient and adaptable housing infrastructure during crises. Coil maintains consistent contracting relationships with a select group of specialized vendors, including Fed Serve LLC, Edge Technology Distributors, Inc., WS Acquisition LLC, Vidovation Corporation, and SamStar LLC. These contractors are selected for their proven capacity to deliver compliant, high-volume manufactured housing systems and related logistical support under tight timelines. His procurement approach emphasizes pre-qualified vendor partnerships with demonstrated reliability in emergency response scenarios, fostering long-term, performance-based relationships grounded in rapid mobilization and supply chain agility. His contracting activity is fully aligned with the Federal Acquisition Regulation’s 19.5 Total Small Business Set-Aside policy, with 100% of his awards reserved exclusively for small businesses. This reflects a deliberate and unwavering commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals, ensuring that disaster recovery efforts simultaneously stimulate small business growth and community resilience. He consistently prioritizes small business participation across all socioeconomic categories, reinforcing FEMA’s broader mission to empower local economies during national emergencies. Coil’s procurement focus is narrowly concentrated on NAICS 321991—Manufactured Home (Mobile Home) Manufacturing—reflecting deep technical expertise in the design, certification, and rapid deployment of federally compliant temporary housing units. His domain knowledge encompasses HUD-code compliance, modular construction standards, and transportation logistics for emergency shelter systems, positioning him as a specialist in life-sustaining infrastructure procurement during acute crisis events.