Doing Business with FEMA
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Video Resources
Part 1 of 9
Introduction
Presented By:
Robert Wink
Former Program Specialist
Contract Oversite Management
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Part 2 of 9
Where to Register: DUNS, SAM, the Disaster Registry
Part 3 of 9
Before a Disaster
Part 4 of 9
Disaster Declared
Part 5 of 9
The Acquisition Process
Part 6 of 9
FEMA Acquisition Packages
Part 7 of 9
The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
Part 8 of 9
What is the Federal Mission in Contracting?
Part 9 of 9
Top FEMA Suppliers and Service Providers
These video resources are designed to guide businesses and contractors through the process of doing business with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). They provide an introduction to FEMA contracting and detail various stages from registration to the acquisition process.
To do business with FEMA, essential registrations include the DUNS (Data Universal Numbering System), SAM (System for Award Management), and the Disaster Registry. Part 2 of the video series provides specific guidance on where to complete these registrations.
The video series outlines distinct approaches for engaging with FEMA both before a disaster occurs (Part 3) and after a disaster has been officially declared (Part 4). Understanding these different phases is critical for businesses seeking to offer services or goods.
Part 5 of the video series specifically covers FEMA's acquisition process. It details the procedures and steps involved in how FEMA procures necessary goods and services from contractors, offering insights into their operational framework.