AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOLATION ROOM CERTIFICATION AND MAINTENANCE

The contract covers annual maintenance and certification for 63 Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms located across 16 detention facilities, ensuring the proper functioning of negative pressure systems critical to preventing the spread of airborne infectious diseases. These specialized rooms are essential for safely managing individuals with contagious conditions while protecting staff, detainees, and visitors from exposure. The work includes routine inspections, system calibration, and certification to maintain compliance with health and safety standards, with government personnel providing necessary facility access and escorts. The requirement is exclusively reserved for 8(a) small business concerns, ensuring opportunities for economically and socially disadvantaged entrepreneurs. The anticipated period of performance spans five years, from September 13, 2026, through September 12, 2031, with performance taking place across multiple states and the District of Columbia. The solicitation is managed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Department of Homeland Security, with primary contact information provided through Erica Wood and Nikita Henderson, and Samuel Thompson serving as the designated Small Business Specialist. The North American Industry Classification System code for this requirement is 333413, which pertains to other commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing, indicating the technical nature of the HVAC and environmental control systems involved.