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Combatting Migrant Smuggling - CTI unit vehicles

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The contract aims to enhance Colombia’s border security by equipping the attorney general’s office’s special judicial police unit with vehicles, computers, and IT equipment to combat migrant smuggling and related illicit activities. These resources will support investigative and kinetic operations targeting human smuggling networks, directly contributing to the reduction of illegal immigration flows through Colombia and bolstering U.S. border security interests. The procurement is part of a broader initiative led by the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs within the U.S. Department of State, targeting enforcement capacity building in Bogotá, Colombia. The project falls under the NAICS code 922190, indicating its classification as other justice, public order, and safety activities, and is managed by the U.S. Department of State with point of contact Jamillah Timmons for operational inquiries and Tyler Sinclair for small business coordination. No solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, and the document is listed as a forecast, signaling future intent rather than an active procurement at this time. The equipment acquisition is designed to improve operational effectiveness, coordination, and response capabilities of Colombian law enforcement units dedicated to dismantling smuggling networks.

General Info

U.S. funds Colombia to equip police with vehicles and IT gear to combat migrant smuggling and boost border security.

Agency

Department of State → Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement AffairsView Agency

NAICS

922190 - Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety ActivitiesView NAICS

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Bogota

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AgencyDepartment of State → Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
Contacts2 people available
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Department of State → Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
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Contacts
Jamillah Timmons
Tyler SinclairSmall Business Specialist

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This project aims to strengthen Colombia’s border security and reduce illegal immigration (and related smuggling) through Colombia, thereby strengthening the United States’ own border security. INL will procure vehicles, computers, and IT equipment for the attorney general’s office’s special judicial police unit, which works to combat migrant smuggling by conducting investigations and kinetic operations.

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