ELECTRONIC SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE

The Sterling Building in Virginia requires upgrades to its existing electronic security infrastructure under a forecasted acquisition by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, an agency within the Department of Homeland Security. The solicitation is designated specifically for a Women-Owned Small Business, reflecting a set-aside aimed at promoting small business participation in federal contracting. The work falls under NAICS code 561621, which pertains to security services, indicating the focus is on modernizing physical and electronic security systems such as surveillance, access control, alarm systems, and related technologies to enhance the building’s protective capabilities. The point of contact for inquiries is Syed Raheel Moeid, with Robert Corbin serving as the alternate, both reachable through their official DHS email addresses and phone numbers. David Harrod, the designated Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, is available to assist potential bidders with questions related to the set-aside requirements and procurement process. Although no solicitation number or posted date is listed, the place of performance is clearly defined as Sterling, Virginia, and all responses must align with the intent to award to a qualified Women-Owned Small Business meeting the technical and compliance standards of the agency.