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Emergency Contracting
These links provide central points of reference where federal employees, vendors and citizens can get assistance in times of national emergency. Find information on facilities, emergency response, travel, contracting options, and more.
- - Hurricane Contracting Information Center (HCIC)
- - Hurricane Recovery
- - GSA Emergency Response
- - Emergency Response and Recovery Contracting Community
- - Contingency Contracting Corp Information
NOTE: HAITI EARTHQUAKE
The following code has been added as a National Interest Action in FPDS-NG:
Code:Q10H
Short Description: HAITI Earthquake
Description: Haiti Earthquake 2010
Start Date: 1-13-2010
End-Date: 9-18-2010
NOTE: New NIA code for Gulf Coast Oil Spill is added in production with the following details. Although the NIA code may remain in FPDS-NG, the Department of Homeland Security does not intend to extend the use of specific emergency acquisition flexibilities that were originally authorized by the head of the agency to support humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations following the earthquake in Haiti.
Code:O10G
Short Description:Gulf Oil Spill 0410
Long Description:Gulf Oil Spill 0410
Start Date:April 25 2010
End Date:August 25, 2010
The NIA Code will be used strictly for reporting purposes related to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Response and does not involve the exercise any of the emergency authorities identified in Federal Acquisition Regulation 18.2.