Amendment 4: De-obligate funds in the amount of $35,777.35 as part of the quarterly ULO.

Amendment 3: De-obligate unneeded funds in the amount of $25,000
Amendment 2: Extend the Period of Performance for an additional 30 days. New POP is 3/3/2024.
Amendment 1:  Correct the period of performance to 10/5/2024  2/2/2024
Requesting USACE RAC to provide PA support staff for FEMA 4728-DR-IL for 120 days.
Resources Requested: Personnel


LEVEL II ARMED GUARDS FOR DISASTER SUPPORT TO FEMA DR-4728-IL, multiple locations in Cook County and Chicago, IL.

Security of FEMA facilities will be based on FEMA Office of Chief Security Officer (OCSO) security standards, policies and practices. At the direction of, and in coordination with FEMA OCSO security personnel, FPS will provide contract protective services officers to support response and recovery operations in the State of Illinois. FEMA OCSO Security will issue MA Task Orders for specific resource requirements, location(s), dates and duration of assignment(s).
Additional Notes:
�	MA Task orders may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignments.
�	Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
�	All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with the FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement, (refer Federal Personal Property Management Manual).
�	Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
�	Work that falls within the statutory authority of the performing Federal agency is not eligible for FEMA reimbursement, per 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2).
�	The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency.


Activate GSA to RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other teams and facilities as requested

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, General Services Administration (GSA) will provide appropriate personnel to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other teams and facilities as requested in support of disaster operations.

Activities may include, but are not limited to, the following:
- ESF-7 support
- Emergency leasing services for needed space/facilities as requested by FEMA
- GSA Lease Contracting Officers (LCOs) and others as needed

-MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
-Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
-All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
-Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
-The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
-MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Requesting activation of the HHS HSS RSF Field Coordinator.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, HHS/ASPR will provide an HSS RSF Field Coordinator (FC) to the IOF, JFO, or other including virtual to coordinate the HSS RSF in support of FEMA and NDRF integrated operations to achieve recovery outcomes.

The HSS RSF Field Coordinator will provide federal coordination with the appropriate RSF primary and support agencies, other Federal Agencies, and STTL partners as directed by FEMA.

The HHS RSF Field Coordinator will provide specific expertise to the RSFs, the Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer for Recovery, and Federal Disaster Recovery Officer (FDRO) as needed to conduct a Recovery Needs Assessment (RNA) process.

Through collaboration, the HSS RSF FC will oversee development of the HSS RSF RNA, and will:

� Identify significant cross-sector HSS RSF recovery issues in impacted areas, and additional resources to support long-term recovery, with special focus on supporting unmet recovery needs in the Health & Social Services core mission areas of education and behavioral health.

� In conjunction with other federal agencies and STTL partners, identify recovery outcomes and strategies for identified HSS RSF recovery issues where Illinois officials request recovery support.

� Upon request from Illinois officials, identify, deliver, or facilitate delivery of specialized trainings to increase state and local capacity to promote improved behavioral health outcomes, as appropriate.

� Serve as the Federal point-person for ASPR Recovery personnel and SMEs from other federal agencies to ensure SMEs in healthcare, behavioral health, public/environmental health, social services, and education are all represented.

� Participate in Recovery Coordination Group meetings and strategic work sessions and collaborate with STTL partners to identify recovery considerations and develop recovery outcomes and strategies that can be supported with Federal resources and services.

The HSS RSF Field Coordinator in consultation with the HSS RSF National Coordinator, may request additional Subject Matter Expert support from pertinent primary and supporting agencies, on an operation-by-operation basis.

Additional Notes from FEMA:
-- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration
of assignment(s).
-- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required
for reimbursement.
-- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation
is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
-- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
-- The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received,
services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective
agency
-- Work that falls within the statutory authority of the performing Federal agency is not eligible for FEMA reimbursement,
per 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2).
-- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received,
services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective
agency.
-- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin
#157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO
Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1: Requesting no-cost extension of 4728DR-IL-HHS-ASPR-01-00 to 6/5/2024.

Requesting activation of the HHS HSS RSF Field Coordinator.


Requesting BVI MA to provide PA support staff for FEMA-4728-DR-MN for 90 days Requested Resources: Personnel

From the Bicentennial Volunteers Inc., BVI, deploy staff as directed by FEMA to support 4728DR �IL operations to serve as either Public Assistance Program Delivery Manager, PD TFL, Site Inspector, SI TFL or mitigation specialist. BVIs will be provided a Deployment Tracking System, DTS, profile to ensure BVIs have access to the Grants Management tool. Those staff in the role of Site Inspector will need to review damaged areas and provide input into the Grants management tools. It is possible that the BVIs may function in other appropriate positions as deemed necessary by leadership as each BVI will have a meeting upon arrival with PA leadership to determine their assignment. FEMA will provide personnel all equipment necessary to perform the required duties.

Additional Notes from FEMA: � MA task orders may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment � Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. � All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with a FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. (refer Federal Personal Property Management Manual) � Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA. � Work that falls within the statutory authority of the performing Federal agency is not eligible for FEMA reimbursement, per 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2)


Amendment 1: This Amendment is to extend the period of performance for this mission assignment for an additional 60 days.

Requesting BVI MA to provide PA support staff for FEMA-4728-DR-MN for 90 days Requested Resources: Personnel

From the Bicentennial Volunteers Inc., BVI, deploy staff as directed by FEMA to support 4728DR �IL operations to serve as either Public Assistance Program Delivery Manager, PD TFL, Site Inspector, SI TFL or mitigation specialist. BVIs will be provided a Deployment Tracking System, DTS, profile to ensure BVIs have access to the Grants Management tool. Those staff in the role of Site Inspector will need to review damaged areas and provide input into the Grants management tools. It is possible that the BVIs may function in other appropriate positions as deemed necessary by leadership as each BVI will have a meeting upon arrival with PA leadership to determine their assignment. FEMA will provide personnel all equipment necessary to perform the required duties.
Additional Notes from FEMA: � MA task orders may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment � Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. � All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with a FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. (refer Federal Personal Property Management Manual) � Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA. � Work that falls within the statutory authority of the performing Federal agency is not eligible for FEMA reimbursement, per 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2)


Amendment 2: Amendment to de-obligate unneeded funds in the amount of $75,000
Amendment 1: This Amendment is to extend the period of performance for this mission assignment for an additional 60 days.
Requesting BVI MA to provide PA support staff for FEMA-4728-DR-MN for 90 days Requested Resources: Personnel


Amendment 3: De-obligate funds in the amount of $77,311.88 as part of the quarterly ULO.

Amendment 2: Amendment to de-obligate unneeded funds in the amount of $75,000
Amendment 1: This Amendment is to extend the period of performance for this mission assignment for an additional 60 days.
Requesting BVI MA to provide PA support staff for FEMA-4728-DR-MN for 90 days Requested Resources: Personnel


As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide appropriate personnel to the JFO, JRO, or other teams and/or facilities to support disaster operations.

Liaison support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
  - USDA support to the JFO and/or JRO
  - USDA Local, State, Tribal, Territorial, and Federal Government Advisor(s)
  - Nonspecific Recovery Support Function (RSF) Field Coordinator (under NDRF)
  - USDA Recovery Support SME(s)
  - Contract or OFA audit support to ensure costs incurred under USDA Mission Assignments (Mas) meet all Stafford Act and regulatory requirements
  - Support to USDA Agencies and Programs
  - Provide Subject Matter Expertise to the Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO) and Federal Disaster Recovery Officer (FDRO).
  - Provide technical assistance and collaborate with other agencies on recovery strategies/solutions, mitigation, resilience, and sustainability opportunities.
  - Develop and complete NDRF products that may include the Recovery Needs Assessment and/or performance tracking tools, as directed by the FDRO or FCO.
  - Provide support either deployed onsite, episodically, or virtually as needed.
  - Develop an approach to support recovery, unique to the local communities and/or regional situation, working with and through existing USDA structures.

ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 The missionassigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations


Amendment 1: Amend POP for an additional 60 days. New POP end is 3/30/2024.
Activate USDA to Recovery operations

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide appropriate personnel to the JFO, JRO, or other teams and/or facilities to support disaster operations.
Liaison support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
  - USDA support to the JFO and/or JRO
  - USDA Local, State, Tribal, Territorial, and Federal Government Advisor(s)
  - Nonspecific Recovery Support Function (RSF) Field Coordinator (under NDRF)
  - USDA Recovery Support SME(s)
  - Contract or OFA audit support to ensure costs incurred under USDA Mission Assignments (Mas) meet all Stafford Act and regulatory requirements
  - Support to USDA Agencies and Programs
  - Provide Subject Matter Expertise to the Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO) and Federal Disaster Recovery Officer (FDRO).
  - Provide technical assistance and collaborate with other agencies on recovery strategies/solutions, mitigation, resilience, and sustainability opportunities.
  - Develop and complete NDRF products that may include the Recovery Needs Assessment and/or performance tracking tools, as directed by the FDRO or FCO.
  - Provide support either deployed onsite, episodically, or virtually as needed.
  - Develop an approach to support recovery, unique to the local communities and/or regional situation, working with and through existing USDA structures.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 The missionassigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations


Activate GSA to RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other teams and facilities as requested.

Activation for appropriate GSA personnel to perform the functions of ESF-7 in the RRCC, IOF, JFO, Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT), Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) Team, or other teams and locations, at the direction and coordination of FEMA. -ESF-7 support -GSA Lease Contracting Officers (LCOs) and others as needed -Leases, contracts, or purchases will be separately funded, no leases, contracts, or purchases are authorized under the funding for this mission assignment. MA task orders may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s). Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with a FEMA Project Manager. If, approved documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. (Refer Federal Personnel Property Management Manual) Activation of Agency Command Center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA. Work that falls within the statutory authority of the performing Federal Agency is not eligible for FEMA reimbursement, per 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2). The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency. MAs will be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


TVA/NEA will activate and deploy appropriate personnel in support of 4730DR-AK.
Initial support consists of 4 staff for 87 workdays funded incrementally every 30 days.

As requested by and in coordination with FEMA Public Assistance (PA), the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)/National Emergency Assistance (NEA) will deploy trained personnel in support of 4730DRAK recovery efforts. TVA/NEA personnel may support operations physically, remotely and virtually, as necessary. TVA/NEA personnel will serve as various Public Assistance roles that will include, but not limited to:
- Site Inspectors
- Program Delivery Managers
- Task Force Leaders
- Other positions as deemed necessary by the PA Infrastructure Branch Director (IBD) and/or other PA Leadership
Any necessary equipment to perform their tasks (i.e., phone, laptop, etc.) will be provided and approved by FEMA, unless determined otherwise by FEMA.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 1: Increase funding by $121,357.04. Extend end date to 11/5/2023.
TVA/NEA will activate and deploy appropriate personnel in support of 4730DR-AK.
Initial support consists of 4 staff for 87 workdays funded incrementally every 30 days.


Amendment 2: Extend end date to 02/05/2024 with no additional funding.
Amendment 1: Increase funding by $121,357.04. Extend end date to 11/5/2023.
TVA/NEA will activate and deploy appropriate personnel in support of 4730DR-AK.
Initial support consists of 4 staff for 87 workdays funded incrementally every 30 days.


Amendment 3: Increase funding by $46208.53.
Amendment 2: Extend end date to 02/05/2024 with no additional funding.
Amendment 1: Increase funding by $121,357.04. Extend end date to 11/5/2023.
TVA/NEA will activate and deploy appropriate personnel in support of 4730DR-AK.
Initial support consists of 4 staff for 87 workdays funded incrementally every 30 days.


Activate CNCS to NRCC to support FEMA response operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-CNCS- 01.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Corporation for National Community Service (CNCS) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC to support FEMA disaster operations.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate $3,000.00 per Q-ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Activate CNCS to NRCC to support FEMA response operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-CNCS- 01.


State of Florida requests AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams (ADARTs) to cover the current priority needs of: mass care, volunteer management, donations management, warehouse management, debris removal, muck & gutting, chainsaw teams, tarping, tree removal, warehouse, damage assessments, Long Term Recovery Committee and Community outreach and other ESF15/ Volunteers and Donations needs.

In support of the state of Florida request, as directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Corporation for National Community Service(CNCS) will deploy personnel to support activities including, but not limited to, the following areas in support of FEMA disaster operations: shelter, feeding, donations and volunteer management, warehousing, non hazardous disaster debris removal, chainsaw work (for qualified crews only), call centers, volunteer base camp, needs assessment, and long term recovery committees.
CNCS will provide support in accordance with duties outlined in the FEMA/CNCS MOU and as directed by the FEMA ESF #6 assigned Regional Lead or designee.
 ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s). Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification
has been provided.


Amendment 1: De-obligate $75,000.00 per Quarterly ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
State of Florida requests AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams (ADARTs) to cover the current priority needs of: mass care, volunteer management, donations management, warehouse management, debris removal, muck & gutting, chainsaw teams, tarping, tree removal, warehouse, damage assessments, Long Term Recovery Committee and Community outreach and other ESF15/ Volunteers and Donations needs.


Amendment #2: De-obligate 150,000.00 per 4/1/2024 QULO report.
Amendment 1: De-obligate $75,000.00 per Quarterly ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
State of Florida requests AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams (ADARTs) to cover the current priority needs of: mass care, volunteer management, donations management, warehouse management, debris removal, muck & gutting, chainsaw teams, tarping, tree removal, warehouse, damage assessments, Long Term Recovery Committee and Community outreach and other ESF15/ Volunteers and Donations needs.


Activate USACE to the NRCC or other facilities to support disaster operations.

This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-COE-HQ-0100

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC, or other facilities in support of disaster operations.
Activation may include, but is not limited to, the following:
- USACE support to NRCC
- USACE support to National IMAT
- USACE support to ESF #15 External Affairs
- USACE SME(s)
- Infrastructure Systems Recovery Support Function (IS-RSF) Field Coordinator (under NDRF)
- USACE modeling and/or National Hurricane Program support
- Contract or OFA audit support to ensure costs incurred under USACE MA meet all Stafford Act and regulatory requirements.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 1 to de-obligate $8,295.39 per OFA request. And change PM to Lisa Dodson.

Activate USACE to the NRCC or other facilities to support disaster operations.
This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-COE-HQ-0100


USACE pre-position Type IV temporary emergency power resources to Maxwell AFB - ISB.  This replaces FL-23082403-COE-LRD-01-01.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will pre-position temporary power support assets for emergency power generation to the affected area in support of disaster operations.
Initial requirement is for Type IV temporary power support assets
Assets provided by FEMA will be returned to the Distribution Center (DC)/Remote Storage Site (RSS) stock Fully Mission Capable (FMC). FEMA will supply or coordinate the acquisition of generators and associated Bill of Materials (BOM) (e.g. wires, connectors and load banks).
Work includes providing personnel and equipment at the Federal/State staging area. When directed by FEMA, USACE will conduct generator pre-installation operations. USACE is responsible for providing personnel and/or equipment necessary to accomplish the mission including but not limited to Subject Matter Experts, members of the Planning and Response Team (PRT), 249th Engineer Battalion, DTOS and ACI contractor.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - Amend to De-obligate $500,000.00 per USACE POC recommendations and close the mission.
USACE pre-position Type IV temporary emergency power resources to Maxwell AFB - ISB.  This replaces FL-23082403-COE-LRD-01-01.


Amendment #2 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $400,000.00.
Amendment #1 - Amend to De-obligate $500,000.00 per USACE POC recommendations and close the mission.
USACE pre-position Type IV temporary emergency power resources to Maxwell AFB - ISB.  This replaces FL-23082403-COE-LRD-01-01.


Activate USACE to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other facilities. This replaces previous MA FL-23082403-COE-SAD-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will provide appropriate personnel to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other facilities in support of disaster operations.
Support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
- USACE support to RRCC
- USACE support to National and/or Regional IMAT
- USACE modeling and/or National Hurricane Program support
- USACE Local Government Liaison(s)
- USACE support to ESF #15 External Affairs
- USACE SME(s)
- Infrastructure Systems Recovery Support Function (IS-RSF) Field Coordinator (under NDRF)
- Contract or OFA audit support to ensure costs incurred under USACE MAs meet all Stafford Act and regulatory requirements
This mission assignment may also fund other site-specific personnel and non-mission specific administrative and management support at a Recovery Field Office (RFO) or other USACE node locations. Those costs are not considered in this initial estimate. Costs would vary based on the magnitude and duration of the response and recovery operations as authorized by FEMA.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 01; Extend through 04 Nov 2023 and increase funding by $46,920.
Activate USACE to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other facilities. This replaces previous MA FL-23082403-COE-SAD-01


Amendment 02: Amendment to De-obligate $83,821.10 as per OFA
Amendment 01; Extend through 04 Nov 2023 and increase funding by $46,920.
Activate USACE to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other facilities. This replaces previous MA FL-23082403-COE-SAD-01


USACE assessments for potentially affected infrastructure in support of FEMA response operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-COE-SAD-01

In support of FEMA request, as directed by and in coordination with FEMA, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will activate the management cell of the Infrastructure Assessment (IA) PRT, and required technical and engineering personnel, to conduct infrastructure assessments in support of disaster operations. Support may include the following: Supporting local public works with rapid evaluation safety assessments (with training staff or conducting), - Heavy structural inspections (e.g., to help ensure viability of structures that may be used for mass care, emergency housing, etc.), and - Non-structural assessments (e.g., electrical, mechanical, geotechnical, water/wastewater infrastructure, etc.); and - Evaluating/assessing damaged public facilities, hospitals, and other structures USACE is responsible for providing personnel and/or equipment necessary to accomplish the mission. ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA: MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s). --- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. --- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. -Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA. The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency  MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided. .


Amendment #1; Amend to De-obligate $300,000.00 per USACE POC and close the mission .
USACE assessments for potentially affected infrastructure in support of FEMA response operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-COE-SAD-01


Amendment #2: Amend to De-Obligate $83,132.47 per OFA concurrence.
Amendment #1; Amend to De-obligate $300,000.00 per USACE POC and close the mission .
USACE assessments for potentially affected infrastructure in support of FEMA response operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-COE-SAD-01


USACE specialized expertise for oversight of debris operations in support of Florida disaster operations.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, USACE will provide specialized expertise for oversight of debris operations in support of disaster operations.
Support may include the following: providing information on technical requirements for debris operations, increasing the efficiency of such operations, efficient monitoring
techniques, documentation requirements, etc.
USACE is responsible for providing personnel and/or equipment necessary to accomplish the mission.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and
supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for
additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 01; Extend through Nov 4, 2023 and add additional funding in the amount of $633,420.
USACE specialized expertise for oversight of debris operations in support of Florida disaster operations.


Amendment 02: Amend to De-obligate $422,894.84, per OFA concurrence.
Amendment 01; Extend through Nov 4, 2023 and add additional funding in the amount of $633,420.
USACE specialized expertise for oversight of debris operations in support of Florida disaster operations.


PA staff Augmentation USACE Reemployed Annuitant Cadre (RAC) in support of DR4734 FL recovery efforts.

As requested by and in coordination with FEMA, USACE Reemployed Annuitant Cadre (RAC) will deploy personnel to the State of Florida in support of Hurricane Idalia recovery efforts. USACE Reemployed Annuitant (RA) personnel will serve as either Public Assistance Site Inspectors (STSP), Program Delivery Managers (PDMG), or any other position as deemed necessary by the PA Infrastructure Branch Director and/or PA leadership. Request USACE RA personnel deploy to the Joint Field Office (JFO) in Florida. USACE personnel will be provided a Deployment Tracking System (DTS), FEMA Email, and Grants Manager (GM) accounts. RA personnel deployed will be provided with all equipment necessary to ensure mission readiness. Field deployments requirement is a minimum of 90 up to 120 days and may be adjusted and/or extended as required and requested by PA leadership. FEMA computer and phone will be provided by FEMA.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s). Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement. Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received,
services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided. BOC 2501


Amendment #1 Extending POP for 90 days to March 18, 2024. No additional funding needed.
PA staff Augmentation USACE Reemployed Annuitant Cadre (RAC) in support of DR4734 FL recovery efforts.


Amendment #2 Extend POP End Date 90 days through 17 June, 2024. No additional funding required.
Amendment #1 Extending POP for 90 days to March 18, 2024. No additional funding needed.
PA staff Augmentation USACE Reemployed Annuitant Cadre (RAC) in support of DR4734 FL recovery efforts.


CBP personnel to NRCC and other locations as directed by FEMA.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-CBP-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC and other teams and facilities to support disaster operations.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Request P3 U.S. Customs and Border Protection / Air and Marine Operations provide support to aerial. command and control communications. In coordination with FEMA Air Operations Branch located at the FL SEOC and in support of the Federal response to the impacts of Hurricane Idalia
This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CBP-02

As requested by the state of Florida as directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection / Air and Marine
 Operations provide support to aerial. command and control communications. Requested support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
 - Search & Rescue
 - Logistics (passenger, commodity, and equipment transport)
 - Reconnaissance
 Conditions of Request Support:
 - CBP is limited to coordination with participating aircraft IAW FAA policy and statue and is not to function as air traffic control.
 - Traffic advisory services to the airspace in which Visual Flight Rules (VFR), low altitude response flights such as SAR missions, have been disrupted due to loss of air to ground communications, surveillance, and other factors
 - CBP AMO aircraft only provide airborne C2 communications and, if precoordinated with FAA, traffic advisories for participating flights
 - The volume, density, and nature of these VFR, low altitude response flights warrant support by an aircraft providing the above services in coordination with FAA Florida EOC personnel
 ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 --- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 --- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 --- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 --- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 --- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 --- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.
 --- All purchases and expenditures must be coordinated with FEMA. Prior approval, from the Federal Approving Official (FAO), is necessary to ensure reimbursement Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR 206.8, Reimbursement of Other Federal Agencies.
 Mission Assignment Task Orders (MATOs) will be issued for specific personnel, requirements, locations, dates, and durations of assignments. The
 mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that
 costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agencies.
 ---- The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with
 no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1: De-obligate $50,000.00 per 4/1/2024 QULO report.
Request P3 U.S. Customs and Border Protection / Air and Marine Operations provide support to aerial. command and control communications. In coordination with FEMA Air Operations Branch located at the FL SEOC and in support of the Federal response to the impacts of Hurricane Idalia
This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CBP-02


CBP-AMO provide Marine, Rotary, and/or Fixed-Wing asset support.  This is a re-issue of FL-23082403-DHS-CBP-02.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Air and Marine Operations (AMO) will provide appropriate aircraft, marine vessels, personnel, or other assets to support disaster operations.
Requested support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
- Logistics (passenger, commodity, and equipment transport)
- Aerial imaging (still or full-motion video) for situational awareness
- Reconnaissance
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- Initial request is for two UH-60s, with one being hoist capable.
--- MA task orders (MATOs) will be issued by FEMA's AOBD at the RRCC or FL SEOC for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- A CPB LNO should report to the FL SEOC (2555 Shumard Oak Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32399) with appropriate equipment (i.e., laptop) to fully execute all required tasks.
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1: De-obligate $110,000.00 per 4/1/2024 QULO report.
CBP-AMO provide Marine, Rotary, and/or Fixed-Wing asset support.  This is a re-issue of FL-23082403-DHS-CBP-02.


(SCF) Requesting External Affairs support for DR4734 FL

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA Customs and Border Protection will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMAs disaster operations.
CBP will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency.
MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF) USCIS to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA's disaster operations.
USCIS will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF) CISA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.
CISA will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).

ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF)Amendment 1 As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete change of POP to 9/30
(SCF) DHS-CISA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.
CISA will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF) Amendment 2 De-obligate funds in the amount of $277,642.57

(SCF)Amendment 1 As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete change of POP to 9/30
(SCF) DHS-CISA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres


(SCF) Amendment 3: De-obligate $16.650.04 per 4/1/2024 QULO report.
(SCF) Amendment 2 De-obligate funds in the amount of $277,642.57
(SCF)Amendment 1 As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete change of POP to 9/30
(SCF) DHS-CISA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres


Activate CISA ESF-2 to NRCC.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-CISA-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA,  DHS Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC to support ESF-2 in disaster operations.
- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $6,947.42
Activate CISA ESF-2 to NRCC.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-CISA-01


Amendment #2 - De-obligate $324.73 per ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $6,947.42
Activate CISA ESF-2 to NRCC.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-CISA-01


Activate CISA-14 LNOs to RRCC, JFO, IOF, this replaces previous MA FL-23082403-DHS-CISA-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, DHS Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) will provide appropriate personnel to the RRCC, JFO, IOF, or other teams and facilities in support of disaster operations.

Support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
- ESF-14 coordination and delivery of products and services
- ESF-5 regarding critical physical and cyber infrastructure
- Analysis of impacts to Lifelines and National Critical Infrastructure

CISA liaisons may include representatives from
- Integrated Operations Division (ESF14)
- Infrastructure Security Division (Infrastructure SME)
- National Risk Management Center (Geospatial SME)

ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $6,084.60
Activate CISA-14 LNOs to RRCC, JFO, IOF, this replaces previous MA FL-23082403-DHS-CISA-01


Amendment #2 - De-obligate $1,931.58 per ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $6,084.60
Activate CISA-14 LNOs to RRCC, JFO, IOF, this replaces previous MA FL-23082403-DHS-CISA-01


Activate CISA-14 LNO to NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CISA- 02.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA,  DHS Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC or other facilities in support of disaster operations.
Support may include, but is not limited to, the following:
 - ESF-14 coordination and delivery of products and services
 - ESF-5 regarding critical physical and cyber infrastructure
- Analysis of impacts to Lifelines and National Critical Infrastructure
CISA liaisons may include representatives from
 - Integrated Operations Division (ESF14)
 - Infrastructure Security Division (Infrastructure SME)
 - National Risk Management Center (Geospatial and Infrastructure analyst SME)
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $680.69
Activate CISA-14 LNO to NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CISA- 02.


Activate MARC/DOC to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, other FEMA teams or facilities. ESF 2. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CISA-03

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, CISA MARC will provide appropriate personnel to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other FEMA teams or
facilities in support of disaster operations
 ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 --- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 --- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 --- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 --- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 --- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and
 that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 --- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still
 operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been
 provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount oof $628.00
Activate MARC/DOC to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, other FEMA teams or facilities. ESF 2. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CISA-03


Amendment #2- De-obligate $555.64 per 4/1/2024 QULO report.
Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount oof $628.00
Activate MARC/DOC to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, other FEMA teams or facilities. ESF 2. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-CISA-03


(SCF) DHS-FPS to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Department of Homeland Federal Protective Service will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA's disaster operations.
DHS-FPS will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF) Amendment 1 As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete change of POP to 9/30
(SCF) DHS-FPS to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres


Provide security officers as required by the field security manager and regional security officer (RSO) at various venues in support of disaster operations.  This is a re-issue of FL-23082403-DHS-FPS-01.

At the direction of, and in coordination with FEMA security personnel, FPS will provide appropriate physical security to
support response and recovery operations in the various venues in Region 4. Security of FEMA facilities will be based
on FEMA security standards, policies and practices. For FPS accounting purposes this MA and associated funds are intended
to fund FEMA task orders for the period specified or until funds are exhausted. Any time extensions or additional
funding requirements will be processed utilizing an RRF including new POP (period of performance) dates, cost
estimate and justification. This information will be provided by FEMA Security in coordination with FPS personnel and
approved by the FCO or his/her designee. Equipment purchases are not authorized under this mission assignment.
- MA task orders may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration
of assignment (s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required
for reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are
received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective
agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA
CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing,
ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Immigration Customs and Enforcement will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.
ICE will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - Add additional funding of $34,423.00, additional staff
(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


(SCF)Amendment#2 - As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
Amendment #1 - Add additional funding of $34,423.00, additional staff
(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


Amendment #3 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $90,272.48

(SCF)Amendment#2 - As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
Amendment #1 - Add additional funding of $34,423.00, additional staff
(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


Amendment #4 - De-obligate $55,000.00 per Quarterly ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.Change
Amendment #3 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $90,272.48
(SCF)Amendment#2 - As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
Amendment #1 - Add additional funding of $34,423.00, additional staff
(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


Amendment #5 - De-obligate $19,000.00 per 4/1/2024 QULO report
Amendment #4 - De-obligate $55,000.00 per Quarterly ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.Change
Amendment #3 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $90,272.48
(SCF)Amendment#2 - As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
Amendment #1 - Add additional funding of $34,423.00, additional staff
(SCF) ICE to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


(SCF) DHS-IA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Department of Homeland will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.

DHS-MGMT will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.

NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).

ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF)Amendment 1:  As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
(SCF) DHS-IA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Department of Homeland will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.
DHS-MGMT will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #2 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $34,423.00 to close this Mission Assignment.

(SCF)Amendment 1:  As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
(SCF) DHS-IA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


(SCF) DHS-MGMT to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Department of Homeland will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA's disaster operations.
DHS-MGMT will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF)Amendment 1:  As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
(SCF) DHS-MGMT to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


(SCF) TSA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Transportation Security Administration will provide Surge Capacity Force personnel consisting of permanent agency staff willing to deploy for a field assignment to augment FEMA�s disaster operations.
TSA will provide employees who have been identified as Surge Capacity Force (SCF) members at specified tier (Tier 3 or Tier 4) in accordance with standards in the DHS Surge Capacity Force Program Interim Guide, dated August 2022.
NOTE: Agencies do not receive advances of funds from FEMA to pay for mission assigned activities. FEMA must receive and approve a request for payment for mission assignment work, accompanied by supporting documentation, to process reimbursement from the Disaster Relief Fund (DRF).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


(SCF)Amendment 1:  As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
(SCF) TSA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


(SCF) Amendment #2 - De-obligate $172,111.00 and close per SCF POC
(SCF)Amendment 1:  As per SCF project manager, personnel are no longer needed they are mission complete as of 9/30
(SCF) TSA to provide DHS/FEMA with additional staff to augment existing cadres.


Activate TSA to the NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-TSA-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will provide appropriate personnel to NRCC to support FEMA disaster operations.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.
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Amendment #1 - De-obligate $4,045.75 per Q-ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Activate TSA to the NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-TSA-01


Amendment #2 - De-obligate $954.25 to close MA per email from TSA. Also changing the PM to Christel Lugo.
Amendment #1 - De-obligate $4,045.75 per Q-ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Activate TSA to the NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DHS-TSA-01


Activate USCG liaison(s) to NRCC.  This MA replaces 3596EFL-DHS-USCG-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) will provide appropriate personnel to the NRCC, or other facility as requested, to support disaster operations.
This may include but is not limited to the following:
  - USCG Liaison Officers (NRCC)
  - USCG ESF Watch Officers, typically ESF -1 (Maritime Transportation System (MTS), ESF-9 (SAR), and ESF-10 (Oil/Hazmat)
  - Other USCG SMEs, as requested
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1: De-Obligation of $4,358.20.  As Confirmed by the URLO Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
Activate USCG liaison(s) to NRCC.  This MA replaces 3596EFL-DHS-USCG-01


USCG representative(s) as part of the Federal Search and Rescue Coordination Group (FSARCG) in support of TC Idalia operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-USCG- 02.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, US Coast Guard (USCG) will provide personnel to support the Federal Search & Rescue Coordination Group (FSARCG) mission and will direct deployment of an FSARCG representative to a location determined by the FEMA Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Incident Support Team (IST).
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $10,000.00

USCG representative(s) as part of the Federal Search and Rescue Coordination Group (FSARCG) in support of TC Idalia operations. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-USCG- 02.


Activate USCG to the RRCC, IOF JFO or other facilities in support of response operations. This is a re-issue of FL-23082403-DHS-USCG-03.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) will provide appropriate personnel to the RRCC, IOF, JFO, or other locations to support disaster operations. This may include but is not limited to the following:
- USCG Liaison Officers (RRCC, IOF, JFO, STT EOC)
- USCG ESF Watch Officers (typically ESFs -1 (Maritime Transportation System (MTS)), -9 (SAR), and -10 (Oil/Hazmat))
- Other USCG SMEs, as applicable
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $20,000.00
Activate USCG to the RRCC, IOF JFO or other facilities in support of response operations. This is a re-issue of FL-23082403-DHS-USCG-03.


State of Florida requests USCG inland SAR to perform rescue operations.
This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DHS-USCG-03

In support of Florida request, as directed by and in coordination with FEMA, U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) will provide Catastrophic Incident
 Search and Rescue (CISAR) capability for catastrophic incidents, as defined by the CISAR Addendum and/or CG Addendum to the United States National Search and Rescue Supplement (NSS), to support STT disaster operations. USCG will provide resources appropriate to conduct lifesaving Search and Rescue missions for sustained, large-scale rescue operations. Resources will be tasked by MATO.
 USCG is responsible for providing personnel and/or equipment necessary to accomplish the mission.
 ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 --- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 --- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 --- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 --- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 --- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and
 that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 --- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still
 operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been
 provided.
 -- Federal regulation prohibits FEMA from mission assigning other Federal agencies (OFA) for work falling within the OFAs independent authority.
 See 44 CFR 206.208(c)(2). Federal regulation also prohibits FEMA from reimbursing an OFA for carrying out work under its independent authority.
 See 44 CFR 206.8(b). Funding under this mission assignment and any resulting mission assignment task orders will be limited to work performed
 outside of the OFAs independent authority.


Activate DLA liaisons to NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DLA- 01.

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) will provide appropriate personnel to NRCC or other teams and facilities as requested in support of disaster operations. Representatives may include, but are not limited to, Team Leads, Subsistence Specialists, Fuel/Energy Specialists, Clothing & Textiles Specialists, Construction & Equipment Specialists, Distribution Specialists, and Logistics Planners.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
--- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
--- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
--- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
--- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
--- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
--- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment #1 - De-obligate funds in the amount of $4,120.55
Activate DLA liaisons to NRCC. This MA replaces 3596EM-FL-DLA- 01.


(RSF) Activate Department of Commerce (DOC) Economic development Administration (EDA) to provide appropriate Recovery Support Function (RSF) personnel in support of the National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF) and FEMA post disaster recovery operations for DR4734FL.
Hurricane Idalia

As directed by, and in coordination with FEMA, EDA will serve as an Economic RSF (ERSF) Field Coordinator through virtual and in person support to the FEMA led Interagency Recovery Coordination efforts. The ESRF Field Coordinator will provide federal coordination and connections to the appropriate RSF primary and support agencies, other Federal Agencies, and STTL partners as directed by FEMA. The support will be for the Florida State Hurricane in the federally declared areas. Deliverables will likely include: A Recovery Needs Assessment A Recovery Options Strategy Document (format TBD) Stakeholder engagement which may include small meetings as well as larger Economic Recovery Workshops, as determined to be valuable by stakeholders and ERSF.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s). Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement. All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA. The mission assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 1. Extend POP to 05/03/2024. Add $211,227.80 in additional funding. Change PM to Angela Barton.
(RSF) Activate Department of Commerce (DOC) Economic development Administration (EDA) to provide appropriate Recovery Support Function (RSF) personnel in support of the National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF) and FEMA post disaster recovery operations for DR4734FL.
Hurricane Idalia


DOC/NIST surface level observations acquired using ARA resources. The observations are Wind Speed. These data are provided shortly after landfall and help narrow down the areas with greatest impacts. Impacts guide field support (i.e., USAR and DSA) and help with the damage assessment process. The data are delivered electronically via email.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DOC-NIST-01

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, Dept of Commerce/National Institute of Standards and Technology (DOC/NIST) will provide situation awareness in support of disaster operations.
Support may include, but is not limited to, utilization of ARA resources to acquire the following:
  - wind speed (gust and mean)
  - wind direction
  - atmospheric pressure
Areas to be covered include, but are not limited to, are regions impacted by Hurricane Idalia in Florida.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
- MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
- Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
- All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager. If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
- Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
- The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
- MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 1. De-obligate $48,065.93 per agency request. Change PM to Scott Schaefer.
DOC/NIST surface level observations acquired using ARA resources. The observations are Wind Speed. These data are provided shortly after landfall and help narrow down the areas with greatest impacts. Impacts guide field support (i.e., USAR and DSA) and help with the damage assessment process. The data are delivered electronically via email.  This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DOC-NIST-01


NOAA aircraft, survey crew, and remote sensing equipment to provide information regarding the nature and extent of an incident and cascading effects in the state of Florida from Hurricane Idalia. This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DOC-NOAA-02

As directed by and in coordination with FEMA, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will provide support which may include, but is not limited to, rapidly collecting, processing, and distributing high resolution, geo-rectified aerial imagery and/or Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) data in support of disaster operations.
NOAA personnel will participate in Interagency Remote Sensing Coordination Cell (IRSCC) planning meetings, provide technical and operational planning expertise to facilitate aerial survey planning, and coordinate survey operations with other agencies (via the IRSCC, if activated).
NOAA is responsible for providing personnel and/or equipment necessary to accomplish the mission.
ADDITIONAL NOTES from FEMA:
 - MA task orders (MATOs) may be issued by FEMA for specific requirements, personnel, location(s), date(s), and duration of assignment(s).
 - Agencies will be reimbursed for all eligible expenses pursuant to 44 CFR. Supporting documentation is required for reimbursement.
 - All equipment and supply purchases must be coordinated with FEMA Project Manager.  If approved, documentation is necessary to ensure reimbursement.
 - Activation of agency command center(s), if required, must be coordinated with FEMA as a separate MA.
 - The mission-assigned agency is responsible for ensuring that all activity is properly authorized, goods are received, services are provided, and that costs are reasonable and supported by documentation maintained by the respective agency
 - MAs shall be considered for closure after 180 days with no financial activity in accordance with FEMA CFO Bulletin #157. For MAs still operationally open, requests for additional obligations may be withheld if no invoicing, ULO Validation, or additional justification has been provided.


Amendment 1: De-obligate $52,058.24 per Quarterly ULO Validation Report. Change PM to Kevin Stewart.
NOAA aircraft, survey crew, and remote sensing equipment to provide information regarding the nature and extent of an incident and cascading effects in the state of Florida from Hurricane Idalia. This MA replaces 3596EMFL-DOC-NOAA-02