U.S. Department of Homeland Security Washington, D.C. 20472 FEMA JUL 26 2013
MEMORANDUM FOR: Eric Smith Assistant Administrator Logistics Management Directorate FROM: Deborah Ingram /s/ Assistant Administrator Recovery Directorate SUBJECT: FEMA Manufactured Housing Unit Baseline Inventory The purpose of this memorandum is to re-confirm the manufactured housing baseline inventory established by the FEMA Temporary Housing Baseline Unit Inventory Memo of May 11,2012. Following an assessment, no changes to the inventory numbers are required at this time. This assessment is based on historical usage, the average ramp-up timing, and installation capacity (anticipating that any new contracts are awarded with current or improved ramp-up and production rates). Recovery has determined that FEMA should continue to maintain an inventory of 2,000 Ready for Dispatch (RFD) units made up of 800 Northern Zone units and 1,200 Southern Zone units. All new unit purchases will adhere to the Housing and Urban Development 24 CFR part 3280 Manufactured Home and Safety Standard. Recovery understands there will be a need for an additional percentage of units above the 2,000 that will be maintained that are not RFD. However, Logistics will continue to determine the best baseline capacity in order to maintain the desired 2,000 RFD units. This baseline inventory should include a mix of one, two, and three bedroom units, thermal zone ratings and Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) units. The inventory targets for each category are attached. When MHUs are no longer in RFD status through operational deployment or other means, procurement or restoration activities should be conducted to return to the minimum target levels quickly to ensure preparedness for no-notice events. The RFD MHU baseline inventory level and the exact mix will continue to be reassessed at the beginning of each hurricane season and may be adjusted based on operational needs, lessons learned and ongoing analysis. Recovery is available to discuss further if you have questions. Attachment: FEMA Temporary Housing Unit Baseline Inventory of May 11, 20l2 with THU Inventory Target Matrix

cc: Joseph L. Nimmich, Associate Administrator, Office of Response and Recovery (ORR) Elizabeth A. Zimmerman, Deputy Associate Administrator, ORR Michael Grimm, Director, Individual Assistance www.fema.gov
**Assumptions** Total RFD 2,000 Types % Qty Northern 40% 800 Southern 60% 1,200 **Total 100%**  **2,000** FEMA THU INVENTORY TARGETS MATRIX Page 1of2 FEMA MHU Baseline Inventory Memo

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...Total RFD 2,000 UFAS 15% 298 Standard 85% 1,700 Bedrooms % Qty 1 Bedroom 38% 760
2 Bedroom 34% 680
3 Bedroom 28% 560
**Total 100%**  **2,000 Bedrooms**  **Northern Southern**  **Total Math**  **Check Unit**  **Standard UFAS**  **Standard UFAS**  **Stnd UFAS**  $ 28 - $ 30K 

### 1 12' x 34' (37' UFAS) ~400 ft2 259 45 388 68 647 113 760
304 456 760

$ 32 - $ 34K 

### 2 12' x 40' (44' UFAS) ~480 ft2 232 41 347 61 579 102 681

272 408 680

$ 40 - $ 43K 

### 3 14' x 60' ~840 ft2 190 33 286 50 476 83 559

224 336 560
**Standard | UFAS**  681 119 1,021 179 

### 2,000
**TOTAL** 800 1,200

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