Federal Claims Adjusting & FEMA Field Services —
Florida Licensed. Bilingual. Cleared.

Florida-licensed insurance adjuster with Tier 2 Public Trust clearance and native bilingual capability. FEMA Individual Assistance damage assessments, bilingual claims documentation, and cleared field personnel for disaster programs. CAGE 9TD46.

NAICS 524291 NAICS 624230 FL Licensed Adjuster Tier 2 Cleared SAM Active · CAGE 9TD46 FEMA · SOSi Active

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Claims Adjusting Services

Bilingual Claims Adjusting for Federal Disaster Programs

Florida-licensed adjuster + Tier 2 clearance + native bilingual capability — a combination rarely available in a single SAM-registered small business.

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FEMA Individual Assistance — Damage Assessment

Bilingual field inspection and damage documentation for FEMA IA applicants. FL-licensed adjuster experience directly applicable to disaster housing damage assessments.

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Bilingual Claims Documentation

English/Spanish documentation of damage claims, loss inventories, and applicant statements. No translation errors on critical claim records.

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Cleared Field Personnel

Tier 2 Public Trust cleared for sensitive beneficiary data — disaster case files, housing records, and PII in FEMA IA applicant files.

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Disaster Field Deployment

Tampa Bay / Southeast US primary deployment zone. Available for FEMA Individual Assistance disaster activations with travel capability.

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Adjuster + Interpreter — Bundled

Florida-licensed insurance adjuster AND native bilingual interpreter in one SAM-registered contractor. Rare combination in the small business federal market.

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NAICS 524291 — Claims Adjusting

Registered under NAICS 524291 in addition to primary 541930. Maximum eligibility for FEMA contracts requiring adjuster credentials alongside language services.

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Claims Adjusting Questions

FEMA IA programs serve a large percentage of Spanish-speaking disaster survivors. A bilingual adjuster can conduct the damage assessment and applicant interview simultaneously — eliminating the lag and errors introduced when a separate interpreter is required. One cleared professional handles both functions.
Yes. FEMA field deployments are available with travel for federally declared disasters. OPI and VRI coverage is available nationwide without travel.
NAICS 524291 — Claims Adjusting — is the direct code. Procuredex also holds NAICS 624230 (Emergency and Other Relief Services) for FEMA disaster assistance contracts. Both registered on SAM.gov under CAGE 9TD46.
Yes. Procuredex's 8 registered NAICS codes allow bundled service awards covering interpretation, claims adjusting, field services, and notary under a single contract.

Federal Claims Adjusting & FEMA Field Services —Florida Licensed. Bilingual. Cleared.