Design and Construct New Border Patrol Station in Rio Grande City, TX

The contract entails the design and construction of a new Border Patrol Station in Rio Grande City, Texas, on the existing site, requiring the demolition of outdated facilities originally built for 125 agents. The new station must accommodate 538 staff, including 505 agents, necessitating the acquisition of adjacent private land to expand the site and construct an additional ingress/egress roadway compliant with USBP standards. Construction must proceed without disrupting ongoing operations at the current station, requiring the contractor to submit a detailed sequencing and staging plan for transition and traffic management, subject to CBP approval before work begins. The contractor is obligated to conduct a site visit to fully assess conditions, constraints, and topography to ensure accurate planning and design compliance with the Scope of Work and associated compliance documents. After the USBP vacates the existing facility, the contractor must decommission and dispose of all old structures in accordance with federal regulations. The project will be procured through the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Multiple Award Design-Build IDIQ contract vehicle, with no specific set-aside for small businesses. The North American Industry Classification System code is 236220, classifying it as commercial and institutional building construction. The solicitation is managed by the Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection agency, with point of contact information provided for project inquiries and small business coordination. The project is forecasted under the CBP acquisition system with no published solicitation number or posting date, indicating it is in the planning and announcement phase prior to formal competitive bidding.