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CBP AMO Aerospace Technical and Engineering Support

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Air and Marine Operations seeks contractor support to strengthen its aviation and maritime capabilities through specialized engineering, technical analysis, and program management services. The contractor will provide expert assistance in maintaining and modernizing AMO’s fleet of aircraft and integrated systems including radars, sensors, and C4I platforms, ensuring airworthiness, sensor reliability, and operational readiness. This support extends to developing and documenting detailed operational and technical requirements for current and future assets, as well as managing the lifecycle of acquisition, sustainment, and consolidation programs critical to AMO’s mission of border security and illicit activity interdiction across air, land, and sea domains. The contract will be procured through the OASIS+ pool under Domain 2 for Technical and Engineering Services, specifically targeting the HubZone set-aside under NAICS code 541330, which covers military and aerospace equipment support. The acquisition will be conducted via GSA eBuy and is aimed at leveraging small business capabilities in federally designated HubZone areas. Performance is expected to be centered in the District of Columbia, with primary point of contact for technical inquiries being Chris Cockrell, and David Harrod serving as the Small Business Specialist. The effort is designed to reinforce AMO’s role as a rapid-response component of national security by ensuring its airborne and maritime platforms remain technologically advanced, operationally effective, and sustainably supported.

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HubZone small business to support CBP Air and Marine Operations fleet modernization and technical sustainment.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border ProtectionView Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

District of Columbia, DC, US

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection
Contacts2 people available
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Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection
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David HarrodSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Air and Marine Operations (AMO) require comprehensive contractor support to enhance its mission of safeguarding the nation through aviation and maritime expertise. The general requirements for contractor services encompasses various technical and analytical aspects related to AMO's diverse aviation assets and ancillary systems. Specifically, the contractor shall provide expertise in areas such as:
• Engineering and Technical Support: This includes specialized engineering and technical services for AMO's aircraft fleet and integrated ancillary systems, such as radars, sensors, and C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence) systems. Support will address current and future airworthiness, sensor performance, and the modernization and sustainment of these complex systems.
• Requirements Development: Support for the analysis, definition, and documentation of operational and technical requirements for new and existing aviation assets and ancillary systems.
• Program Management: Comprehensive program management expertise to oversee and coordinate projects related to the acquisition, modernization, sustainment, and consolidation of AMO's air and marine operations. The objective is to secure specialized support that contributes to AMO's strategic goals, ensuring the continuous effectiveness of its quick reaction force in confronting security threats and interdicting illicit activities across U.S. air, land, and sea borders.
Acquisition Strategy: The intended vehicle for solicitation will be OASIS+ via the Technical and Engineering (Domain 2); HubZone CLIN 30206; NAICS 541330 (Exception 1) Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons. The solicitation will be released via GSA eBuy.

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