AWARDDEFINITIVE CONTRACTSmall business
Definitive contract HSFE7015C0001SHENANDOAH FLEET MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT, LLC
Overview
Award facts
- Net obligations
- $5.09M
- $5,085,612of $8.89M potential value
- Period of performance
- Jan 1, 2015 to Sep 6, 2019
- Ended
- Modifications
- 34
- Latest action Jul 10, 2024
- Contract type
- Definitive contract
- PIID HSFE7015C0001
Description of requirement
SELMA WORKFORCE CONTRACT IGF::OT::IGF
Dates and value
- Award date
- Signed on Dec 23, 2014
- Potential end of performance
- Jul 10, 2024
- Current value
- $5,085,612Base and exercised options
- Potential value (if all options are exercised)
- $8,887,260
Obligations by fiscal year of action
- FY2024: -$6,272 (de-obligation)
- FY2022: -$16,228 (de-obligation)
- FY2021: -$1,490 (de-obligation)
- FY2020: -$87,880 (de-obligation)
- FY2019: $1,076,429
- FY2018: $1,123,680
- FY2017: $927,071
- FY2016: $1,186,813
Show all 9 yearsEarlier years (FY2015–FY2015)
- FY2015: $883,488
Total across 9 fiscal years: $5,085,612
Net de-obligation in that fiscal year (obligations withdrawn).
Source: Federal Procurement Data System contract actions as published by SAM.gov and USAspending.gov; latest action recorded Jul 10, 2024. View on USAspending · Recipient on SAM.gov
Recipient
LocationWARRENTON, VA
UEIJ6WJR8QY8TN6
CAGE code4NET4
Business sizeSmall businessSize at award, per the contracting officer
Parent companySHENANDOAH FLEET MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT, LLC
Business types and certifications
Service-disabled veteran-ownedVeteran-ownedFor-profit organizationLimited liability companySubchapter S corporation
Self-reported at the time of the action.
Agency and place
Awarding and funding
- Awarded by
- Department of Homeland Security
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- COMMUNITY SURVIVOR ASSISTANCE SEC
- Funded by
- Department of Homeland Security
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- MS - MISSION SUPPORT
- Funded from
- Base/non-major disasters; Field is optional prior to fy21Program activities070-0700, 070-0702Federal accounts (agency financial reports)
Place of performance
- Place of performance
- Selma, Dallas County, Alabama 36703-9103
- Congressional district (place of performance)
- AL-06As reported at the time of the action
Classification and competition
Classification
- Product or service (PSC)
- M1GZOPERATION OF OTHER WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS (service)
Competition
- Extent competed
- Competed under SAPF
- Solicitation procedures
- Simplified acquisitionSP1
- Set-aside
- Service disabled veteran owned small business set-asideSDVOSBC
- Contract pricing
- Firm fixed priceJ
- Offers received
- 6
Solicitation and notices
- Solicitation ID
- HSFE70-14-R-0026
- Notices
- Award Notice posted Dec 24, 2014
- Solicitation posted Aug 29, 2014
- Presolicitation posted Aug 25, 2014
- Presolicitation posted Aug 22, 2014
- Presolicitation posted Aug 4, 2014
- Presolicitation posted Jun 9, 2014
- Presolicitation posted May 20, 2014
- Presolicitation posted May 15, 2014
- Presolicitation posted Apr 30, 2014
Contract details
- Subcontracting plan
- Plan not requiredB
- Cost Accounting Standards clause
- Not applicable exempt from CASX
- Certified cost or pricing data
- No
- Service Contract Act labor standards
- Yes
- Commercial procedures
- Commercial products/servicesA
- Government-furnished property
- Transaction does not use GFE/GFPN
- Bundled requirement
- Not a bundled requirementD
- Consolidated requirement
- No
- Undefinitized action (terms not final)
- No
- Multi-year contract
- No
- Performance-based service acquisition
- No - service where PBA is not used.N
Transaction history
Modification history
- Base award
- Dec 23, 2014Base obligation at award: $706,791
- Latest action
- Jul 10, 2024 — CloseoutModification P00034; obligation change -$6,272; administrative: no change in scope or value
- Latest substantive action
- Mar 1, 2019 — Supplemental agreement (within scope)Modification P00023; obligation change +$100,385
- Latest funding action
- Jan 27, 2020 — Funding onlyModification P00030; obligation change +$8,892; funding only: changes obligations, not scope
- Actions by type
- Base award1
- Funding only21
- Other administrative action6
- Supplemental agreement (within scope)4
- Option exercised2
- Closeout1
All contract data
All contract data
Every other field reported for this award, as of its latest reported action
Competition
- Evaluation preference
- No preference used
- Local area set-aside
- No
- Synopsized publicly (SAM.gov / FedBizOpps)
- Yes
- Simplified procedures for commercial items
- No
- A-76 (FAIR Act) action
- No
Pricing and financing
- Paid by purchase card
- No
- Latest action: change in base and exercised options
- -$6,272
- Latest action: change in base and all options
- -$6,272
Socio-economic and policy
- Inherently governmental functions
- Other functionsOT
- Recovered materials and sustainability
- No clauses included and no sustainability includedC
- EPA-designated product
- Not requiredE
- Clinger-Cohen Act planning (IT)
- No
- Walsh-Healey Act (materials and supplies)
- No
- Construction wage rates (Davis-Bacon)
- No
Place and origin
- Domestic or foreign entity
- U.S. owned businessA
- Country of product or service origin
- United statesUSA
- Place of manufacture
- Not a manufactured end productC
Structure
- Award or IDV
- Award
- Award type
- Definitive contractD
- Awarding agency code
- 7000
- Awarding sub-tier code
- 7022
- Contracting office code
- 70FB80
- Transactions recorded under this award key
- 35
Funding
- Funding agency code
- 7000
- Funding sub-tier code
- 7022
- Funding office code
- 70FPMS
- Treasury accounts
- 070-2017/2017-0700-000
- 070-X-0702-000
- Object classes
- 25.1: Advisory and assistance services
- 25.2: Other services from non-Federal sources
- 25.4: Operation and maintenance of facilities
- Disaster or emergency funding (DEFC)
- 9: DEFC of '9' Indicates that the data for this row is not related to a COVID-19 P.L. (DEFC not one of the following: ['L', 'M', 'N', 'O', 'P', 'U', 'V']), but that the agency has declined to specify which other DEFC (or combination of DEFCs, in the case that the money hasn't been split out like it would be with a specific DEFC value) applies. This code was discontinued on July 13, 2021.
- C: Emergency P.L. 115-123
- H: Disaster P.L. 116-93
- N: Emergency P.L. 116-136
- COVID-19 supplemental obligations
- -$22,500