FY26 FM HLT JMB Pave Access Road, Reseal and Stripe Parking Lot, and Replace sidewalks

The Customs and Border Protection, under the Department of Homeland Security, is planning infrastructure improvements at the Jackman Border Patrol Station in Maine to address urgent life and safety concerns. The project involves paving the access road to the helo pad, resealing and line striping the parking lot, and replacing deteriorating sidewalks to eliminate hazards that hinder agent operations, particularly during spring when vehicle immobilization and trip risks impede mission-critical immigration enforcement activities. These upgrades are essential to ensure safe and uninterrupted operational readiness for USBP personnel. The acquisition is being conducted as a directed 8(a) sole source award under NAICS code 561210, ensuring the contract is reserved for a small, socially and economically disadvantaged business. The solicitation is forecasted with no formal solicitation number yet issued, and the point of contact for inquiries is Jasper Lee, reachable at 207-538-1342 or jasper.j.lee@cbp.dhs.gov, while David Harrod serves as the Small Business Specialist for guidance on 8(a) eligibility and process. The work will be performed exclusively at the Jackman, Maine location.