Design build of a new Border Patrol Station and associated infrastructure in Calexico, CA

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is procuring a Design Build contractor to construct a new Border Patrol Station in Calexico, California, to support expanded staffing and operational needs. The facility will span approximately 110,000 square feet and accommodate 361 personnel, including 347 Border Patrol agents and 14 support staff. It will feature a full range of operational and support spaces such as locker rooms, restrooms, fitness and wellness areas, holding facilities, a Command Tactical Control Operations Center, a vehicle maintenance and washing facility, onsite fueling, and adequate parking. The design must adhere to established federal standards and include provisions for relocating or expanding existing equestrian stables and storage areas, relocating the heliport, and demolishing outdated structures on site. All infrastructure elements will be integrated to ensure operational efficiency and compliance with security and logistical requirements. The acquisition will be conducted under the Department of Homeland Security’s Multiple Award Design-Build IDIQ contract vehicle, with no set-aside for small businesses specified. The project falls under NAICS code 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction. The place of performance is exclusively in Calexico, California, and point of contact information is provided for both the program lead, William Barnes, and the Small Business Specialist, David Harrod. No solicitation number or posted date is currently available, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast intended to inform potential vendors of the upcoming procurement intent.