The Federal Resources Supply, a Noble Company, is a leading supplier of high-quality security, technical, and safety solutions, service contracts, and educational opportunities. It started as a small manufacturer representative of the U.S. Navy.
It has three decades of experience serving the federal government, warfighters, and local and state responders. Due to the company’s unparalleled service, it quickly expanded its customer base globally. Know the top federal contracts of Federal Resources Supply here!
1. Defense Logistics Agency Grants Special Operational Equipment (SOE) Tailored Logistics Support program, $33 Billion
- Federal agency: Defense Logistics Agency
- Year: 2021
- Contract type: Firm-fixed price, IDIQ
- Contract period: 10 years
In March 2021, Federal Resources received a $33 billion contract from Defense Logistics Agency for its Special Operational (SOE) Tailored Logistics Support program. Under the contract, the company provides services and equipment to federal agencies, military commands, and authorized customers globally. The agreement contains two base years and four two-year options.
The scope of the contract includes covering the equipment purchases, incidental services, and other supplies, including eyewear vision, scuba diving equipment, air purification system, underwater tools, and more.
2. Homeland Security Department Requires Services for COVID-19 RT-PCR Testing Kits, $2 Billion
- Federal agency: Department of Homeland Security
- Year: 2020
- Contract type: Indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity
In November 2020, the Homeland Security Department announced that Federal Resources was selected as one of the awardees of the contract to supply COVID-19 testing solutions to the department. The $2 billion contract has a one-year base period with four additional one-year extensions.
The contract obliges the company to expand its pandemic response efforts by distributing Molecular Diagnostic test kits and testing services to the Department’s customers. These RT-PCR test solutions allow customers to adapt to the current situation and avoid virus transmission.
3. DOD’s Defense Logistics Agency Awards PPE Supply for Nursing Homes, $134 Million
- Federal agency: Defense Logistics Agency
- Year: 2020
- Contract type: Firm-fixed price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract
In April 2020, the Defense Logistics Agency signed a $134 million contract award to Federal Resources Supply to purchase gloves (64.4 million pairs), gowns (12.8 million), protective goggles (1.2 million pieces), and masks (1.8 million) for medical personnel.
It was distributed to 15,000+ nursing homes at skilled nursing facilities in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Baltimore, New Jersey, and New York in response to COVID-19. This is in coordination with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
4. DLA Awards Global Supply of Solar Stik Portable Power Equipment, $70 Million Expeditionary Contract
- Federal agency: Defense Agency Logistics Troop Support
- Year: 2022
- Contraction duration: 5 years
In April 2022, it was announced that Federal Resources received a $70 million 5-year contract award from the Defense Agency Logistics Troop Support. Under the contract, Federal Resources will provide Solar Stik portable power equipment to the Heavy Equipment Procurement Program’s (HEPP) customers. Solar Stick is a woman-owned small business with SBA certification in the HUB Zone.
HEPP manages the purchase of various commercial heavy equipment for major suppliers. The equipment included under HEPP is agricultural and construction equipment, sweepers, scrubbers, trucks, cranes, and more.
5. U.S. Army Contracting Command Awards Contract for Procurement of 20 Armored Recovery Vehicles, $14 .6 Million
- Year: 2021
- Contract type: Firm-fixed-price contract
- Contract end date: December 2021
In April 2021, Federal Resources received a $14.6 million contract award from U.S. Army Contracting Command. Under the contract, the company procured 20 armored recovery vehicles, technical manuals, spare parts, maintenance, and training, with an expected finish date on December 2021.
6. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) Awards Contract for Refilling of Fire Suppression Bottles and Systems, $19 Million
- Federal agency: Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM)
- Year: 2019
- Contract type: Firm-fixed price
- Contract duration: 4 years
In April 2019, the Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) awarded Federal Resources a $19 million contract award. The company is the sole awardee under the Fire Suppression Refill System (FSRS) Tool Load contract, providing specialized equipment to warfighters globally. It is a mobile fire refill system that ensures fire bottle systems and bottles can be safely refilled.
Also, the contract requires commercial components and tools incorporated into the system to reduce threats from ground vehicles and military ship explosions. The expected time of completion is on November 2023.
7. U.S. Air Force Awards Special Warfare Support, $950 Million
- Federal Agency: Department of Defense
- Year: 2020
- Contract type: IDIQ
- Contract duration: 10 years
In June 2020, the U.S. Air Force selected Federal Resources as one of the awardees for the multi-award contract worth $950 million. Under the contract, the selected companies will provide product support and training to over 3500 Air Force Special warfare operators and authorized users of special warfare platforms. Work is expected to end by 2030 and will be performed at different state locations.
Where to Find Government Contracts?
The best federal government websites and nongovernment sites to find federal contract opportunities are the following:
- General Services Administration (GSA.gov): Companies who sell products and services to the government can obtain a contact through General Services Administration. It provides acquisition solutions for private sector supplies, equipment, and professional services to federal agencies, official government organization/s, and the military.
- Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS): This federal government site is maintained and sponsored by Small Business Administration. It allows small businesses to access government contracts set aside for them. Small business operators can use its database to gain insights into their competition.
- BidNet: Comprised of purchasing groups throughout the United States, Bidnet allows government agencies to publish directly, distribute, and award contract awards. It has provided vendors with several government opportunities for specific regions and industries.
How Can a Contracting Officer Help You Find Government Contracts?
Contracting officers are authorities that bind the federal government to a contract. As the government’s agents, they can solicit proposals and administer, modify, or terminate contracts.