Federal Contract Vehicles

GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS)

Contract Number Categories
GS-35F-679GA Information Technology

Professional Services: Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services

Security and Protection Products and Services

Miscellaneous products and services: Order-level Materials (OLMs)

IEM offers clients a streamlined way to procure a wide range of effective solutions on the GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule. Under these contracts, we offer quick and easy access to IEM’s subject matter experts in strategy, management, business, and information technology consulting, as well as technology solutions and planning, training, response support, and recovery implementation services to address national security and emergency preparedness needs. The Multiple Award Schedule provides a flexible contract vehicle with the scope to address our clients’ complex needs.

SERVICE OFFERINGS

IEM offers a full range of services specifically tailored for individual agencies and organizations.

Information Technology

Under SIN 54151S (Information Technology Professional Services), IEM provides database planning and design; systems analysis, integration, and design; programming, conversion and implementation support; network services, data/records management, and testing.

Professional Services: Business Administrative Services

Under SIN 541611 (Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services), IEM provides operating advice and assistance on administrative and management issues, including strategic and organizational planning; business process improvement; acquisition and grants management support; facilitation; surveys; assessment and improvement of financial management systems; financial reporting and analysis; due diligence in validating an agency’s portfolio of assets and related support services; strategic financial planning; financial policy formulation and development; special cost studies; actuarial services; economic and regulatory analysis; benchmarking and program metrics; and business program and project management.

Security and Protection Products and Services: Security Services

Under SIN 611430ST (Security Training), IEM provides security training related to law enforcement, security, emergency preparedness and/or first responders, such as instructor-led training, web-based training, pre-set courses, and training development.

Miscellaneous products and services: Complementary Special Item Numbers (OLM)

OLMs are supplies and/or services acquired in direct support of an individual task or delivery order placed against a Schedule contract or BPA. OLM pricing is not established at the Schedule contract or BPA level, but at the order level. Since OLMs are identified and acquired at the order level, the ordering contracting officer is responsible for making a fair and reasonable price determination for all OLMs. OLMs are procured under a special ordering procedure that simplifies the process for acquiring supplies and services necessary to support individual task or delivery orders placed against a Schedule contract or BPA. Using this new procedure, ancillary supplies and services not known at the time of the Schedule award may be included and priced at the order level.

HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER

You can contract directly with IEM using IEM’s GSA contract. IEM’s experts will assist you in choosing the appropriate SIN, and guide you in following the procurement path that best meets your current needs in a timely manner. Contact us for advice on how to use IEM’s MAS contract to fulfill immediate needs or recurring requirements. IEM’s MAS contract offers the flexibility to meet any requirement, evolve with the changing marketplace, and deliver the best value and innovation to support clients’ missions.

Online access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®, located at http:///www.gsaadvantage.gov. For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules, please visit http://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

COOPERATIVE PURCHASING PROGRAM

GSA’s Cooperative Purchasing Program allows state, local, and tribal governments to purchase information technology, security, and law enforcement products and services offered through MAS contracts. Cooperative purchasing allows eligible entities to purchase from approved industry partners, at any time, for any reason, using any funds available. IEM’s awarded SINs 54151S, 611430ST, and OLM are available for use under the Cooperative Purchasing Program. For additional information, please visit http://www.gsa.gov/cooperativepurchasing.

DISASTER PURCHASING PROGRAM

GSA’s Disaster Purchasing Program allows state and local government entities to buy supplies and services directly from a MAS contract to facilitate recovery from major disaster or facilitate disaster preparation and response. Purchases made in support of recovery must be in response to a Stafford Act Presidential declaration. State and local governments can purchase equipment and services to support natural or man-made disasters, including acts of terrorism, or nuclear, biological, chemical, or radiological attack. IEM’s awarded SINs 54151S, 541611, 611430ST, and OLM are available for use under the Disaster Purchasing Program. For additional information, please visit http://www.gsa.gov/disasterpurchasing.

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: +1 (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

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POP ends: 9/13/27

Permissible using entity: federal entities; state & local via cooperative purchasing (IT, security, and law enforcement services); state & local via disaster purchasing (to facilitate recovery from major disaster or facilitate disaster preparation and response; purchases made in support of recovery must be in response to a Stafford Act Presidential declaration.)

Contract links:

GSA Oasis+ MAC Program

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Contract number:
47QRCA25DU532

Contract Period Ends:
12/16/2029 with option for renewal through 12/16/2034

Domains:
Management & Advisory
Logistics

The OASIS+ (One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services+) contract program is the largest government-wide, multi-award program of its kind. The OASIS+ program facilitates the procurement process for federal agencies seeking services-based solutions. IEM is a chosen servicer under OASIS+ providing Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for the following domains of related services:

1. Management & Advisory: Management and consulting services to improve performance, meet mission goals, and provide advice on management and administration.

Relevant NAICS Services included:

  • 541611 Administration Management and General Management Consulting Services
  • 541612 Human Resources Consulting Services
  • 541613 Marketing Consulting Services
  • 541614 Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services
  • 541618 Other Management Consulting Services
  • 541620 Environmental Consulting Services
  • 541690 Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
  • 541990 All Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services

2. Logistics: Logistics solutions including planning, designing, implementing, or operating systems and facilities used for moving supplies, equipment or people.

Relevant NAICS Services included:

  • 488190 Other Support Activities for Transportation
  • 488999 All Other Support Activities for Transportation
  • 541614 Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services
  • 541690 Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
  • 541990 All Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
  • 561210 Facilities Support Services

HOW TO BUY THROUGH OASIS+

To work with IEM under the OASIS+ contract program, task orders must be issued through GSA eBuy. Contact us for advice on how IEM can help fulfill your procurement needs for Management/Advisory or Logistics services. For more information on buying through OASIS+, view the Buyers’ guide.

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

RS3

IEM continues to leverage agility and innovation of a Small Business to support the U.S. Army through $37-billion Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) contract.

  • Engineering
  • Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDT&E)
  • Logistics; Acquisition and Strategic Planning
  • Education and Training Services

See Full Contract RS3 Details

Other Transaction Consortia

Other Transactions are legally binding instruments that may be used to engage industry and academia for a broad range of research and prototyping activities. Other Transactions are not standard procurement contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements. As such, they are generally not subject to the federal laws and regulations that apply to government procurement contracts. IEM is a member of multiple Other Transaction Consortia, consortia of companies interested in working within a given subject area.

A White Paper is the initial step in the process to obtain a project award. When the Government identifies a need/requirement and only when funding is available for that need, the Government issues a Request for White Papers (RWP) to the consortium. The consortium then releases the RWP to its membership. RWPs contain the Government requirement, outlined in a Statement of Need, along with instructions and template to be used for White Paper submittals. White Papers detail a member’s proposed solution to the Government’s requirement(s). Members may prepare and submit White Papers individually or as part of a collaborative team. The consortium works with members to ensure completeness and compliance with the terms of the RWP and then forwards the finalized White Papers directly to the Government for evaluation. Based on its evaluation of the White Paper(s), the Government selects the best-value white paper(s), develops a Statement of Work and issues a Request for Project Proposal to the selected member(s). The selected member(s) then prepares a proposal and submits it to the Government through the consortium management firm for subsequent negotiation, if necessary, and award.

IEM is currently a member of the following Other Transaction Consortia:

Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD)

Government Sponsor: Department of Defense Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense

Consortium Management Firm: Advanced Technology International

Consortium Focus/Mission: Prototype new technologies related to Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Technology Focus Areas: Weapons of Mass Destruction Consequence Management and Hazard Mitigation; Threats and Vulnerabilities Awareness; Counter-Proliferation Technologies and Capabilities; Arms Control Technologies; Chemical, Biological Radiological, and Nuclear; Fundamental Science, Research and Development, and Experimentation of Emerging Technologies

Medical Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Defense Consortium (MCDC)

Government Sponsor: Department of Defense Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense

Consortium Management Firm: Advanced Technology International

Consortium Focus/Mission: Advanced development efforts to support the Department of Defense’s medical pharmaceutical and diagnostic requirements as related to enhancing the mission effectiveness of military personnel.

Technology Focus Areas: Detection, Prevention, and Treatment of CBRN Threats

Consortium for Command, Control, and Communications in Cyberspace (C5)

Government Sponsor: Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Consortium Management Firm: Consortium Management Group

Consortium Focus/Mission: Accelerate the development and deployment of new capabilities to the Warfighter focused on C4ISR and cyber technology sectors

Technology Focus Areas: Offensive and Defensive Cyber Operations; Situational Understanding; C4ISR and Targeting; System-of-Systems Architecture; Tactical and Strategic Networks; Enterprise Systems; Software and Hardware Technologies; Artificial Intelligence; Forensics; Analytics; Systems Integration; Electronic Warfare; Positioning, Navigation, and Timing; Information Operations; Intelligence Analysis, Exploitations, and Disseminations; Mobility and Autonomy; Sensors; Modeling and Simulation; Training; Enabling Technologies

Consortium for Energy, Environment, and Demilitarization (CEED)

Government Sponsor: Army Combat Capabilities Development Command

Consortium Management Firm: Consortium Management Group

Consortium Focus/Mission: Accelerate the development and deployment of new capabilities to the Warfighter

Technology Focus Areas: Environmental Quality and Installations; Remediation and Decontamination; Manufacturing and Maintenance; Operational Energy; Engineer Systems; Resilient Facilities and Infrastructure; Civil Works; Unmanned Systems and Robotics; Logistics; Combat and Protective Clothing; Force Protection and Sustainment; Demilitarization; Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Threat Reduction; Unexploded Ordnance Detection and Neutralization; Infantry Weapon Systems, Fires, and Ammunition; Ground, Sea, and Air Vehicles; Identify Dominance/Biometrics; Training Systems; Enabling Technologies

Multi-State Contract Vehicles

Houston-Galveston Area Council Buy (HGACBuy) Cooperative Purchasing Agreement

hgac buy

HGACBuy is a “government-to-government’ procurement service available nationwide. Governmental entities have been procuring products and services through HGACBuy for over 30 years. As a unit of local government assisting other local governments, HGACBuy strives to make the governmental procurement process more efficient by establishing competitively priced contracts for goods and services, and providing the service necessary to help its members achieve their procurement goals. All contracts available to members of HGACBuy have been awarded by virtue of a public competitive procurement process compliant with state statutes. All units of local government are eligible to join HGACBuy, including municipalities, cities, counties, and state agencies; hospitals and hospital districts; emergency medical services and services districts; utility districts; authorities (e.g., airport, port, river, water); and not-for-profit corporations that provide government functions and services. To view the list of end users by State, visit http://www.hgacbuy.com/program/endusers/default.aspx.

Under IEM’s HGACBuy contract allows for services such as:

  • Full-range emergency management and homeland security planning
  • Training services to include design and delivery of on-site or remote training solutions
  • Discussion-based or operations-based exercise services following Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program guidelines
  • Hazard mitigation assistance from planning to Hazard Mitigation Grant Program implementation
  • Prevention and protection services
  • Response services to help enhance capacity
  • Recovery services including disaster housing planning, post-disaster needs assessments, public assistance support, and individual assistance support

Joining HGACBuy

In order to join HGACBuy:

  • Complete an inter-local contract to join the program. This contract will detail the terms, conditions, and processes used to make and process orders.
  • Find details for specific services you would like to procure. The HGACBuy website lists official contractors and the specific products they offer through the program.
  • When you find what you need, contact a contractor representative to get more information and an official price quotation.
  • Once you are satisfied with your order, submit a purchase order directly to the contractor and send a copy to HGACBuy.
  • HGACBuy will send an order confirmation to both you and the contractor to verify and administer the contract.
  • Payment will be sent directly to the contractor, and the goods or services will be transferred directly to you. Ownership is not at any time assigned to HGACBuy.

Use of HGACBuy for purchases by any End Users is strictly at the discretion of that entity. End Users issue their purchase orders to and pay directly the HGACBuy Contractor.

NOTE: To comply with a funding source, OMB Uniform Guidance or other requirements, some contracts require an additional competitive step. Such requirements may require you to submit your specification/product description or scope of work to a minimum of 3 contractors listed to obtain a detailed quotation based on the pricing and products/services awarded in the HGACBuy contract. You can make your selection/award contingent on your own criteria which must be included in your request for quote.

Contract Information

Contract Number: HP08-25
Scope: All Hazards Preparedness, Planning, Consulting & Recovery Services
POP ends: 7/31/29
Permissible using entity: Eligible entities must first join the cooperative. Local governments, states, state agencies, and certain non-profit corporations

Helpful Links:

Contract Period: 1 August 2025 through 31 July 2029

Contact Information

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

See more HGACBuy

The Texas Share (TXShare)

txshare

The Texas Share (TXShare) program connects local government agencies and certain non-profits to essential products and services. TXShare strives to make the government procurement process more efficient by establishing competitively priced contracts for goods and services and making them widely accessible to eligible end users. All contracts available through TXShare are awarded by virtue of a public, competitive procurement process compliant with state statutes.

TXShare is available to local and state entities nationwide, including:

  • Counties
  • Incorporated cities, municipalities, towns, or villages
  • Authorities, districts, or other political subdivisions of the state
  • Non-profit organizations providing governmental services

IEM’s TXShare contract allows for services such as:

  • Grant and Program Administration
  • Development of Funding Agency Required Documents. Includes:
    • Subrecipient Agreement development, review, and coordination
    • Annual Action Plans
    • Multi-Year Consolidation Plans
    • Memoranda of Understanding
    • Evaluation Reports
  • Implementation of Programmatic Activities
  • Data Collection
  • Performance Reporting
  • Program Evaluation Planning
  • Program and File Internal Reviews
  • Subrecipient Monitoring

JOINING TXSHARE

  • Complete an interlocal agreement (ILA) to join the program. This contract will detail the terms, conditions, and processes used to make and process orders.
  • Find details for specific services you would like to procure.
  • When you find what you need, contact a contractor representative to get more information and an official price quotation.
  • Once you are satisfied with your order, submit a purchase order directly to the contractor and send a copy to TXShare.
  • TXShare will send an order confirmation to both you and the contractor to verify and administer the contract.
  • Payment will be sent directly to the contractor, and the goods or services will be transferred directly to you. Ownership is not at any time assigned to TXShare.

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Scope: Grant Management and Consulting
Contract Number: 2023-028
Contract Period: 1 October 2023 through 30 September 2028
POP ends: 9/30/28

Permissible using entity: Eligible entities must first join the cooperative. Counties; Incorporated cities, municipalities, towns, or villages; Authorities, districts or other political subdivisions of the state; Non-profit organizations providing governmental services

Helpful Links:

Contract link: https://www.txshare.org/available-contracts/grant-management-and-consulting-services/innovative-emergency-management

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

State Contracts

California Multiple Award Schedule (CMAS)

California Multiple Award Schedules                

CMAS offers a wide variety of commodities, non-information technology services, and information technology products and services at prices which have been assessed to be fair, reasonable, and competitive. IEM’s CMAS contracts allows for both information technology and non-information technology services, including without limitation:

  • Emergency-First Response Communication
  • Security Assessment
  • Business Consulting
    • Activity Base Management, Audit/Evaluation, Benchmarking, Business Planning, Change Management, Organization Assessment, Program Design, Program Development, Program Implementation, Project Management, Risk Assessment, Security Assessments, Strategic Planning, Facilitation, Performance Review, Training Development
  • Training
    • Business Processes, Classroom, Courseware Material, Multimedia, Public Safety
  • IT Consulting
    • Change Management, Database Design, Mobile Application Design, Process Reengineering, Project Management, Software Development, Strategic Planning, System Design, System Development, Training Development

State and local government agencies may use CMAS contracts. A local government agency is any city, county, district, or other local governmental body, including the California State University and University of California systems, K-12 public schools, and community colleges empowered to expend public funds. For CMAS sales to State of California agencies, the State agency pays the State of California Department of General Services an administrative fee.

The following services are excluded and cannot be procured through a CMAS contract: facility planning, medical services, registered nursing, human resources and security guard services; architectural, construction, engineering, and environmental services; financial audits; legal services; and public works projects.

Contract Information

Contract numbers: 4-22-07-1003 (Non-IT Services); 3-20-70-2296C (IT Services)
POP ends: 9/13/27

Permissible using entities: State or local government agency. A local government is any city, county, city and county, district, or other local governmental body or corporation, including Universities of California, California State Universities, K-12 schools, and community colleges empowered to expend public funds

Helpful Links:

How to use:

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

See CMAS Contract Information

Florida Electric Cooperative Association – Master Service Agreement

The Florida Electric Cooperative Association (FECA) Master Service Agreement gives FECA members fast access to proven disaster recovery, grant management, and infrastructure resilience expertise before, during, and after the next storm.

IEM’s scope of work includes:

Federal Funding and Grants Management Expertise

IEM works alongside cooperative staff from initial damage assessment through final closeout, helping maximize reimbursements, strengthen documentation, and minimize audit risk.

  • FEMA Public Assistance strategy, documentation, project formulation, and reimbursement support
  • Emergency protective measures, debris-related costs, utility restoration, and permanent work guidance
  • Project identification, grant application development, and funding source alignment
  • Benefit-cost analysis, technical assistance, and engineering coordination
  • Environmental and Historic Preservation compliance support
  • Procurement, duplication-of-benefits, audit, and closeout readiness
  • Program oversight, financial tracking, reimbursement monitoring, and reporting

Mitigation and Resilience Funding Support

IEM supports the full lifecycle of major federal mitigation programs, including:

  • Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC)
  • Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA)
  • Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP)
  • Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM)

Logistics and Base Camp Operations

IEM-GAH provides wrap-around services for base camps, including setup, staffing, and demobilization.

  • Base Camp Facilities
    • Full-service operations
    • Temporary and permanent solutions
  • Ancillary Equipment and Services
    • Fuel pump stations
    • Generators
    • Tents/Billeting
    • Water support services
  • Mobile units
    • Command trailers
    • Hand-wash stations
    • Laundries
    • Restrooms
    • Showers
    • Sleepers
  • Food Service and Catering
    • Cold storage reefers
    • Mobile kitchens
    • Prep trailers
    • Customizable menu planning for dietary restrictions
CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Florida State Term Contract – Management Consulting Services

The Florida Department of Management Services, Division of State Purchasing procures state contracts and agreements for commodities and services that are frequently used by multiple state agencies. IEM is an awardee under the following Service Categories:

  • Service Category 1 – Organizational Strategy Development
    • Conduct internal and external audits to gain a clear understanding of the organization, set vision and goals, determine accountability, priorities and objectives, provide areas of improvement and adjustments, determine and implement organization strategy, and evaluation.
  • Service Category 2 – Project Management Consulting
    • Assisting Customers with the process of planning, organizing, and managing resources to achieve a specific goal or outcome within defined constraints such as scope, time, and budget. This may also involve planning and management related to the oversight of information technology projects.
  • Service Category 3 – Program Research, Planning, Analyses, Scenarios, Reports, and Evaluations Consulting
    • Assessing, designing, and optimizing organization programs or initiatives. This includes conducting research, developing strategic plans, analyzing performance, and providing data-driven evaluations to improve effectiveness and outcomes. This may involve reviewing the current state of an existing program, defining clear objectives, and assessing whether the program is achieving desired outcomes and addressing key needs.
  • Service Category 4 – Executive Leadership Development and Customized Training
    • Specialized in developing leadership skills, these consultants work with individuals, teams, or organizations to enhance their leadership capabilities. This involves designing and implementing training programs to enhance employee skills and organizational performance supporting Customer’s goals and ensuring alignment with strategic priorities. Focusing on preparing for leadership transitions, ensuring continuity and stability in key positions through a personalized, confidential, and collaborative process.
  • Service Category 5 – Policy, Program, Regulation, and Development Consulting
    • Assessing the effectiveness of programs or initiatives through data-driven reports and evaluations. Providing support in the creation, drafting, or refinement of policies and regulations that guide actions, decisions, and procedures within the Customer’s organization, ensuring alignment with legal, ethical, and strategic goals.
  • Service Category 6 – Process and Productivity Improvement and Advisory Assistance Consulting
    • Assisting Customers identify and implement strategies to optimize workflows, improve efficiency, and enhance service quality, leading to better outcomes. Provides guidance, strategic advice, and practical support to assist the organization effectively plan, implement, or enhance business programs or initiatives.
  • Service Category 8 – Systems Alignment and Consolidation Support
    • Assisting Customers integrate and streamline diverse systems and processes to support enhanced efficiency, reduce costs, and improve performance.
  • Service Category 9 – Comprehensive Grants Management Services for Federal Disaster and Emergency Assistance Programs
    • Providing expert support in grants management, including grant writing, application preparation, compliance, and financial reporting while ensuring full adherence to federal and state regulations

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Contract Number:
80101500-25-STC

Contract Period Ends:
11/30/2028

Permissible using entities:

  • FL judicial branch, and legislative branch entities
  • FL executive agencies
  • FL State universities and colleges
  • FL political subdivisions
  • FL school districts; and
  • Independent, nonprofit colleges or universities located within FL

Helpful Links:

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Kansas Management Consulting Services

IEM’s services are available in the state of Kansas under the Department of Administration Master Consulting Services contract, event ID: EVT0008682. Agencies statewide can select IEM for Task Order projects falling under the categories as outlined in the Scope of Work. To access the contract, please click here.

IEM is available to provide services under the following consulting services categories:

  1. Strategic
    Strategic planning, business processes, data analysis & evaluation, innovation, sustainability, and governance
  2. Project Management & Administration
    Program development, project organization, policies, administration, planning, disaster relief, and oversight
  3. Financial & Performance Management
    Funding strategy, allowability, budget analysis & allocation, procurement and supply chain, and grant management
  4. Audit & Compliance
    Audit, reporting, governance processes, technical assistance, and compliance
  5. Organization and Change Management
    Organizational structure, operating model, leadership & culture, diversity, equity, and inclusion, human resources, change management
  6. Technology
    IT architecture, data and software engineering, human-centered design, cyber security, systems processes, and technology standards
  7. Evolving Needs
    New or emerging topic areas to support agencies (e.g., climate sustainability, hybrid and remote work)

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Contract number: 0000000000000000000056958
Contract Period: November 8, 2024 through April 30, 2028

Permissible using entities:

  • Department of Administration
  • State of Kansas and local government agency
Kansas Point of Contact:  [email protected]
CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Massachusetts Statewide Contract

California Multiple Award Schedules

IEM is a Massachusetts Statewide Contractor for the PRF76: Management Consultants, Program Coordinators and Planners Services contract. As a Massachusetts Statewide Contract Holder, IEM may be selected by Executive Departments, public and quasi-public entities in the Commonwealth for the purchase of goods and services that fall under the contract categories for which IEM was awarded. To access the state’s Contract User Guide, please click here.

IEM was awarded the following categories:

  1. Category 2: Program Development, Organizational and Strategic Planning Services
    1. Services including administrative, human resource, personnel, physical distribution management, scientific administration, education, labor, health and social services, economic forecasting, budget analysis, market analysis, development of funding formulas, total cost analysis, projections in business development, and business process redesign
  2. Category 4: General Data Analytics Services and Evaluation Services
    1. Primary areas of research expertise to be procured include: survey research, including data collection, analysis and development of needs assessment; linkage of large datasets; program evaluation, including design, analysis and report preparation; forecasting analytic techniques; small area and small domain estimation; complex survey sample design; qualitative analysis and mixed method of analysis; preparing and analyzing large data, comparative and cost-effective studies; preparing and using electronic data for quality improvement work, service utilization, comparative effectiveness; expertise in geo-spatial analysis; subject matter expertise in economics, education, engineering, health and social services, transportation, financial services, the environment, cost effectiveness analysis, comparative effectiveness analysis, quality improvement work, policy analysis, secondary data analysis, and ecological studies design; quantitative data extraction and data management
  3. Category 8: Health and Human Services
    1. Including public health, mental health, developmental, employment and financial services as well as child service organizations and emergency preparedness

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Contract number: PRF76

Contract Period: October 27, 2022 through September 30, 2027, with a 2-year renewal option possible to September 30, 2029.

Permissible using entities: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/statewide-contract-benefits-and-eligible-entities

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CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Missouri Statewide Contract

IEM is a State of Missouri Qualified Vendor List Contractor for the Solicitation Number RFPS30034902401367: Management Consulting Services contract. As a Missouri Statewide Qualified Vendor, IEM may be selected by The State of Missouri and Various State Agency entities in Missouri for the purchase of goods and services that fall under the contract categories for which IEM was awarded. The Missouri Division of Purchasing may allow other state agencies and government entities (e.g., cities, counties) to order from the contract.

IEM was awarded the following categories:

Category 1: Project Management, Strategic Planning, Organizational Development, and Business Process Services

  1. Services including project management, strategic planning, organizational development, and business process related consulting services. Administrative, human resource, and financial;
    1. Organizational change;
    2. Health and Social Services;
    3. Policy Design;
    4. Business Development; and
    5. Specialized financial consulting services.

Category 2: General Data Analytics and Data Evaluation Services

  1. Services including general data analytics and data evaluation services including, if needed, the technical assistance and expertise to generate statistics needed to complete the project required by the state agency.
    1. Survey research, including data collection and analysis;
    2. Program evaluation, including design, analysis, and report preparation;
    3. Forecasting analytic techniques;
    4. Complex survey sample design;
    5. Qualitative analysis and mixed method of analysis;
    6. Preparing and analyzing large data, comparative, and cost effective studies;
    7. Cost effectiveness analysis, comparative effectiveness analysis, quality improvement work, policy analysis, secondary data analysis, and ecological studies design; and
    8. Quantitative data extraction and data management.
  2. The Participation Commitment is excluded from the contract.

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Contract number: CS241367035

Contract Period: April 1, 2024 through March 31, 2026, with 2 additional 1-year renewal options possible to March 31, 2028.

Missouri Point of Contact: [email protected]

Helpful Links:

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

New Jersey 20254 NJOEM Emergency Center Planning Staffing Services

Contract number: 24-PROS1-114536

Contract Period Ends: 9/30/28

New Jersey Point of Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

Pennsylvania Statewide Training and Consulting Services

IEM holds two contracts with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through their Invitation to Qualify (ITQ) Program. The ITQ program establishes statewide contracts for selected services that can be used by state agencies to procure services more quickly.

IEM’s scope of work under the Consulting Services ITQ includes:

  • Technical Assistance—Federal Grant or Loan Programs
  • Technical Assistance—State Grant or Loan Programs
  • Public Safety Services—Emergency Preparedness Writer
  • Emergency Management All Phases Data Collection and Analysis, Writing, and Strategic Planning
  • Emergency Preparedness Exercises
  • Emergency Preparedness Training
  • Emergency Preparedness Logistics

IEM’s scope of work under the Training Services ITQ includes:

  • Emergency Operational Management Planning

CONTRACT INFORMATION

Consulting Services Contract Number: 4400045804
Consulting Services Contract Period: Indefinite

Training Services Contract Number: 4400022828
Training Services Contract Period: Indefinite

Permissible using entities:

  • Commonwealth of PA’s executive agencies;
  • COSTARS members (local public procurement units and state-affiliated entities) (Keith looking into additional paperwork for COSTARS members)

Pennsylvania Point of Contact: [email protected]

Helpful Links:

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Virginia VDEM Emergency Management Consulting Services MSA

IEM is a contractor for the Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) Emergency Management Consulting Services MSA contract. IEM may be selected by VDEM or any Commonwealth of Virginia public entity for the services that fall under the contract categories for which IEM was awarded.

The scope of work includes:

Planning:

  • After-action reports (AAR) and Improvement Plans (IP)
  • Continuity of operations/government (COOP/COG)
  • Emergency operations plans
  • Shelter plans
  • Strategic plans
  • Training and Exercises

Recovery

  • FEMA Individual Assistance
  • FEMA Public Assistance
  • Technical Assistance

Response

  • Staff augmentation
  • Emergency operations center (EOC) support
  • Damage assessment

Mitigation

  • Architectural and engineering solutions
  • Benefit-cost analyses (BCA)
  • Grants management
  • Risk analysis, GIS mapping, and Hazus loss estimates

Contract Information
Contract number: CTR011404
Contract period ends: 2/5/27

Permissible using entities:

  • VDEM; and
  • Any Commonwealth of Virginia Public entity.

A contract modification is necessary to add a using entity other than VDEM.

VDEM Point of Contact: [email protected]

CONTACT INFORMATION

IEM Contract Management Division
phone: (919) 990-8191
fax: (919) 237-7468
[email protected]

Licensing

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IEM is qualified to conduct business in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. Additionally, IEM maintains the following licenses:

  • General Contracting License, State of North Carolina, Licensing Board for General Contractors
  • Building Construction Contractor License, State of Louisiana, Licensing Board for Contractors
  • Residential Building Contractor License, State of Louisiana, Licensing Board for Contractors
  • Home Improvement Contractor License, State of New Jersey, Office of the Attorney General, Division of Consumer Affairs
  • Consultant Prequalification, State of New Jersey, Department of the Treasury, Division of Property Management and Construction
  • Public Works Contractor License, State of New Jersey, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Wage and Hour Compliance
  • Consultant Prequalification, State of North Carolina, Department of Transportation
  • Certified Building Contractor, State of Florida, Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Construction Industry Licensing Board
  • General Building Contractor License, State of California, Contractors State License Board

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