Fluor Enterprises, Inc. Contracts with Department of Homeland Security

Relationship Overview

Total Contract Value: $1,888,630,027

Contract Count: 22

Average Contract Size: $85.8M

Sole Source Rate: 0%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Spending by Sector

Other: $1.9B (22 contracts)

Contracts

IA TAC SUPPORT - IDENTIFY POTENTIAL TEMPORARY HOUSING SOLUTIONS, RESOURCES, AND REQUIREMENTS IN LOUISIANA FOR PEOPLE DISPLACED AS A RESULT OF HURRICANE KATRINA, TO INCLUDE SWEEP TEAM SERVICES TO IDENTIFY AND ASSESS SPECIFIC COMMUNITY NEEDS; TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO STRIKE TEAMS IN DISASTER ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES. — $874.0M
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE — $171.8M
IA TAC SITE DEVELOPMENT: PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, MATERIALS, LABOR AND EQUIP. FOR INFRASTRUCTURE/UTILITIES AND OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT TEMPORARY HOUSING OR OTHER SOLUTIONS FOR HURRICANE KATRINA. — $134.7M
IDENTIFY POTENTIAL TEMPORARY HOUSING SOLUTIONS, RESOURCES, AND REQUIREMENT FOR PEOPLE DISPLACED BY HURRICANE KATRINA. — $97.9M
FEMA REQUIRES UP TO 83 TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS TO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUSIVE OF PERFORMING DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS, FORMULATING SOWS AND COST ESTIMATES TO RESTORE FACILITIES FOR HAZARD MITIGATION PROPOSALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FEMA PA GRANT PROGRAMS, FEMA DR 4339 PR. THIS AWARD IS TEAM 3 OF FOUR MULTIPLE AWARDS TO FOUR TEAMS COMPRISED OF 83 TECHNICAL SPECIALIST. — $74.0M
IA TAC INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT - IDENTIFY POTENTIAL TEMPORARY HOUSING SOLUTIONS, RESOURCES, AND REQUIREMENT IN LOUISIANA FOR PEOPLE DISPLACED AS A RESULT OF HURRICANE KATRINA, TO INCLUDE MANAGEMENT MOBILIZATION AND OVERALL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT. — $71.5M
IT — $57.1M
IGF::OT::IGF:: PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR 195 TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS FOR SUPPORT OF DR-4337-FL TEAM #2 - HURRICANE IRMA. — $46.4M
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE — $42.6M
IGF::CT::IGF THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO SUPPORT PUBLIC ASSISTANCE DISASTER OPERATIONS FOR FEMA-4086-DR-NJ WITH THIRTY-THREE TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS WITH A RANGE OF SPECIFIC SKILL SETS. (2) ENVIRONMENTALISTS (2) COASTAL ENGINEERS (1) HISTORICAL ARCHITECT (2) INSURANCE SPECIALISTS (1) CEF (2) CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER (2) PA POLICY ADVISORS (1) QA/QC REVIEWER (1) ARCHITECT (4) STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS (2) TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS (1) ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST (1) WASTE WATER SPECIALIST (1) WATER SPECIALIST (1) DEBRIS SPECIALIST (1) CIVIL ENGINEER (1) MECHANICAL ENGINEER (6) 406 HAZARD MITIGATION SPECIALISTS (1) TAC COORDINATOR TWO (2) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALISTS AND TWO (2) COASTAL ENGINEERS THE TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS WILL REVIEW BEACH PROJECTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION EXPERIENCE, AND ENGINEERED BEACH RESTORATION. ONE (1) HISTORICAL PRESERVATION SPECIALIST THE TECHNICAL SPECIALIST MUST HAVE A STRONG BACKGROUND IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION WITH A SOLID KNOWLEDGE BASE CONCERNING THE DESIGN AND FUNCTION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS, SITES AND OBJECTS (ABOVE GROUND RESOURCES). TWO (2) TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS TO REVIEW STATE AND LOCAL INSURANCE POLICIES, WHICH MAY INCLUDE SELF-INSURANCE AND INSURANCE POOL ARRANGEMENTS. THE TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE EXPERTISE TO RECOMMEND ADJUSTMENTS TO ESTIMATED ELIGIBLE COSTS FOR PA PROJECTS PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF APPLICANTS GENERAL PROPERTY INSURANCE (I.E., ALL PERILS EXCEPT FOR FLOOD), OR THE REQUIREMENTS OF FLOOD INSURANCE, AS DEFINED BY THE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM. ONE (1) TECHNICAL SPECIALIST TO REVIEW THE SCOPES OF WORK DEVELOP COST ESTIMATING FORMAT FOR THE REPAIR AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGED FACILITIES DEPICTED IN THE PROJECT WORKSHEETS IN EMMIE (EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MISSION INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENT). ONE (1) TECHNICAL SPECIALIST TO REVIEW THE SCOPES OF WORK AND COST ESTIMATES FOR THE REPAIR AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF DAMAGED FACILITIES DEPICTED IN THE PROJECT WORKSHEETS IN EMMIE (EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MISSION INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENT). SIX (6) 406-MITIGATION SPECIALISTS TO ADDRESS A VARIETY OF PROJECTS WITH 406 HAZARD MITIGATION BACKGROUND TO EVALUATE MITIGATION POSSIBILITIES FOR PERMANENT WORK ON PROJECT WORKSHEETS. TWELVE (12) EXPERIENCED TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS: SPECIFICALLY, ONE (1) ARCHITECT, FOUR (4) STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, TWO (2) TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS, ONE (1) CIVIL ENGINEER, ONE (1) MECHANICAL ENGINEER, ONE (1) DEBRIS SPECIALIST, TWO (2) CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGERS, AND TWO (2) POLICY ADVISORS. ONE (1) UTILITY SPECIALIST THE ELECTRICAL SPECIALIST SHALL PROVIDE ONE ELECTRICAL UTILITY SPECIALIST WITH KNOWLEDGE OF ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION AND ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS, TO INCLUDE REVIEWING WORK ORDERS FROM ELIGIBLE ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION APPLICANTS, PREPARING PROJECT WORKSHEETS, CONDUCTING SITE INSPECTIONS AND ENSURING COMPLIANCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS, PREPARING MAPS FOR PROJECT COMPLIANCE, AND TRACKING AND DOCUMENTING WORK STATUS OF BOTH APPLICANT PROJECTS AND PA MISSION. ONE (1) WASTE WATER TREATMENT SPECIALIST AND ONE (1) WATER SPECIALIST THE TECHNICAL SPECIALIST SHALL HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF PUBLIC UTILITY SYSTEMS RELATED TO WASTEWATER PROCESSING, COLLECTION, AND DISTRIBUTION AND STORM-WATER MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR. ONE (1) TAC COORDINATOR WHO SHALL WORK IN SUPPORT OF FEMA AND THE CONTRACTOR TEAM. — $37.3M
IGF::CT::IGF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE (PA) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACTS (TAC) III CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING, INSURANCE, AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SUPPORTING THE PA PROGRAM AS A RESULT OF HURRICANE HARVEY DR-4332-TX. — $37.0M
THE PURPOSE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO SUPPORT CONSOLIDATED RESOURCES CENTER (CRC) EAST(DR-4339-FL AND DR-4337-FL). THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 THROUGH MARCH 21, 2021 OPTION I: MARCH 22, 2021 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 21, 2121. — $31.7M
PROVIDE 93 TECHNICAL SPECIALIST, TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF DR-4337-FL, PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAM DISASTER OPERATIONS. — $28.5M
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE — $27.2M
TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS TO SUPPORT DISASTER OPERATIONS FEMA-1603-DR-LA. — $26.2M
FEMA PUBLIC ASSISTANCE (PA) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT IV (TAC IV) TASK ORDER IN SUPPORT OF DR-4408-PA, DR-4411-VA, DR-4337-FL, AND DR-4399-FL. — $26.0M
PA TAC — $25.4M
PA TAC — $22.9M
TAC — $19.6M
SUPPORT - SITE DESIGN SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF HURRICANE KATRINA HOUSING MISSION. — $14.4M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many contracts does Fluor Enterprises, Inc. have with Department of Homeland Security?

Fluor Enterprises, Inc. has 22 contracts with Department of Homeland Security worth a combined $1.9B.

What is the average contract size between Fluor Enterprises, Inc. and Department of Homeland Security?

The average contract size is $85.8M.

What percentage of Fluor Enterprises, Inc.'s contracts with Department of Homeland Security are sole-source?

0% of the contracts are sole-source awards.