BLUF: The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) obligated $19,828,147.64 to Ranger Land Systems, Inc. for temporary support facilities tied to the Washington State wildfires.

The firm-fixed-price task order (award ID 70FBR026F00000024) was signed August 8, 2026, with a period of performance running from August 9, 2026 through September 8, 2026. Per the award description, it funds "temporary support facilities mobilization, bunk trailers, and wrap-around services" in support of wildfire response in Washington State. The order was issued under an existing FEMA task-order contract vehicle (IDIQ PIID 70FB8023D00000010).

Why it matters: The short, one-month performance window reflects the emergency-response nature of the award — this is disaster-support infrastructure procured on a compressed timeline rather than a standing base contract. For facilities-support and disaster-logistics contractors, it signals continued FEMA reliance on existing IDIQ vehicles to rapidly stand up mobilization and lodging support during active wildfire incidents, rather than issuing new open-market solicitations under emergency conditions.

By the numbers:

• Award amount: $19,828,147.64
• Period of performance: August 9, 2026 – September 8, 2026
• NAICS code: 561210 (Facilities Support Services)
• Contract vehicle: Task order under IDIQ PIID 70FB8023D00000010
• Award ID: 70FBR026F00000024
• Competition: Full and open competition after exclusion of sources

The task order was awarded under full and open competition after exclusion of sources, meaning the pool of eligible bidders was narrowed before award — consistent with FEMA's use of pre-qualified disaster-response contract vehicles. No small-business set-aside was applied to this action. The Department of Homeland Security is the parent awarding agency.

Source: USAspending.gov