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Maintenance contract for security systems at CBP facilities in Puerto Rico & USVI.

Department of Homeland Security · U.S. Customs and Border Protection · OFO — Border Enforcement (BECD)
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Forecast detail

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Solicitation expected
August 12, 2026
Anticipated award
September 25, 2026 · Q4 2026
Estimated value
$350K to $500K
Period of performance
September 30, 2026 to September 29, 2027
Contract type
Firm Fixed Price
Expected vehicle
PO (FAR Subpart 13.5)
Competition
New Requirement, No Contract
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Published by the agency in its acquisition forecast, last updated August 11, 2026. Forecast entries are plans, not commitments — dates slip and requirements get cancelled, restructured or absorbed into another buy.

Requirement details

Solicitation number
F2026074468
Notice type
Forecast
NAICS
561621 — Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)
Set-aside
Unrestricted
Posted
2026-08-11
Place of performance
San Juan, PR

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Statement of work, as posted

CBP seeks a HUBZone contractor to provide trained and certified electronic service technicians responsible for maintaining, repairing, and supporting security systems—including access control, intrusion detection, and CCTV monitoring—at sites in Puerto Rico and the USVI. The contractor must ensure all systems operate per manufacturer specifications, perform routine maintenance and warranty services, conduct quarterly on-site inspections, and test and install new equipment. A 24/7 telephone support center for software and equipment issues is required. The contractor must also maintain a closed network with dedicated bandwidth for 15 Puerto Rico and 9 USVI sites, with 24/7 support. All maintenance and installation must follow manufacturer instructions, and CBP will manage software licensing and records. Acquisition Strategy: Total Set-Aside for HUBZone Small Business

Contact

Point of contact
Aileen Burgos
Role
Requirements owner
Email
aileen.s.burgos-marquez@cbp.dhs.gov
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