ELECTRONIC SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE

The Customs and Border Protection under the Department of Homeland Security is seeking to modernize the existing electronic security infrastructure at the Sterling, Virginia facility. The requirement centers on updating and enhancing security systems to meet current operational standards, with a focus on improving reliability, integration, and effectiveness. The contract opportunity is specifically set aside for a Women-Owned Small Business, aligning with federal goals to promote diversity and inclusion in government contracting. The North American Industry Classification System code 561621 indicates the scope involves security services and related technical support. The point of contact for inquiries is Syed Raheel Moeid, with Robert Corbin serving as the alternate contact, both reachable through provided phone numbers and emails. David Harrod, the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, is available to assist prospective WOSB vendors with understanding requirements and navigating the procurement process. The place of performance is firmly established in Sterling, Virginia, and all work must be executed at this location. While the solicitation number and posted date are not available, the nature of the forecast suggests a future release is anticipated, and qualified WOSBs are encouraged to prepare proposals aligned with the agency's security enhancement objectives.