Five Companies to Supply FEMA Generators Under $90M Shared Contract Modification

The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded a $90M contract modification to five companies for the supply of generators and related supplies to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Contractors will perform work in Virginia, Washington, D.C., Illinois, Georgia and Texas through July 1, 2019, the Department of Defense said Tuesday.

The awardees are:

Atlantic Diving Supply
Caterpillar
Inglett and Stubbs International
Louis Berger and Cummins joint venture
Texas Power and Associates

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