Financial Investigation Basics and Lead Development Training Services

This solicitation, issued under number PR20157679 by the Department of Homeland Security’s Border Enforcement Contracting Division, seeks firm-fixed-price quotes for professional training services to design, tailor, and deliver a course titled “Financial Investigations Basics and Lead Development” to personnel at the Yuma Border Patrol Station. The effort is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 611519, restricted exclusively to small business concerns, and governed by FAR Part 12 commercial item procedures. The contractor must deliver two iterations of the course, each accommodating up to 25 students, with instruction focused on financial investigations, asset forfeiture, roadside currency seizures, contraband interdiction, and lead development within CBP and USBP operational contexts. Key deliverables include a draft and final course plan, instructor and student materials, job aids such as seizure worksheets and narrative exemplars, attendance rosters, evaluation results, and an After-Action Report due within 60 days of the final training session. All materials must comply with DHS/CBP training standards, Section 508 accessibility requirements, and handling protocols for Law Enforcement Sensitive and For Official Use Only information. The work is expected to be performed primarily in Yuma, Arizona, with possible travel to alternate approved locations, and must conclude no later than September 30, 2026. The evaluation process follows a Lowest Priced Technically Acceptable (LPTA) methodology, where technical proposals must pass a mandatory pass/fail gate by clearly meeting the minimum requirements outlined in the Statement of Work; failure to meet these criteria results in disqualification regardless of price. Quotes must be submitted via email to Jesus Solis at jesus.solis@cbp.dhs.gov no later than June 4, 2026, 5:00 PM MST, and must include the solicitation number. Offerors must be registered in SAM and maintain active registration throughout the award and performance period, comply with FAR clause 52.204-13 with deviation 25-19, and adhere to additional clauses covering whistleblower rights, trafficking in persons, electronic funds transfer payments, small business representation, equal opportunity for workers with disabilities, and security prohibitions. Contractor personnel may be subject to CBP suitability or background checks due to the sensitive nature of the information they will encounter. No recordings or disclosure of participant identities are permitted, and all developed materials will become government property subject to applicable data