Advanced Transnational Law Enforcement And Sanctions Platform

The Department of Homeland Security, through Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Task Force and HSI, is seeking to procure an Advanced Transnational Law Enforcement and Sanctions Platform to support mission-critical operations. This requirement is targeted at enhancing capabilities for transnational investigations, sanctions enforcement, and cross-border law enforcement coordination, with the place of performance located in Fairfax, Virginia. The contract opportunity is designated under the HUBZone set-aside program, aiming to promote economic development in historically underutilized business zones by prioritizing qualified small businesses located in these areas. The NAICS code 541511 classifies this solicitation under Custom Computer Programming Services, indicating the need for tailored software development and integration solutions. Darcy Courten serves as the primary point of contact for this acquisition, with Mary Fe Anderson as the alternate, both reachable through provided phone numbers and email addresses. Samuel Thompson, the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, is available to assist small business concerns with questions regarding eligibility, proposal preparation, and HUBZone compliance. While the solicitation number and posted date are not provided, the official record is accessible via the DHS APFS portal, and interested parties are expected to engage through official channels to ensure alignment with federal procurement standards and HUBZone requirements.