Eagle Pass North BPS- JPC

The U.S. Border Patrol will construct a new 350-agent station in Eagle Pass, Texas, to consolidate and enhance operational, administrative, and training functions at the Eagle Pass North Station. The facility will be designed in full compliance with U.S. Border Patrol Facilities Standards, featuring essential support areas such as administrative offices, locker rooms, restrooms, training spaces, and secure holding and processing units for detainees. It will also include a Vehicle Maintenance Facility, Vehicle Washing Facility, Vehicle Inspection and Inventory Lot, marine patrol boat and trailer canopy, onsite fueling, kennels, and a dedicated Command/Tactical Control/Operations Center to support enforcement and situational awareness. The project includes provisions for visitor, privately owned, and government-owned vehicle parking and considers the addition of a helipad. To accommodate the full scope of the station, adjacent property identified by Maverick County Appraisal District number 83568 will be acquired and integrated into the expanded site. The design prioritizes safety, efficiency, and scalability to meet current and future mission demands over the three-year construction timeline. The acquisition will be executed under the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Multiple Award Design-Build IDIQ contract framework, allowing for competitive selection among qualified design-build teams. The project falls under NAICS code 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction and has no set-aside designation. The Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection agency is leading the effort, with Point of Contact Santos Castillo available for inquiries and David Harrod serving as the Small Business Specialist. Construction will take place at the designated site in Eagle Pass, Texas, with no specified solicitation number or public posting date available.