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FY26 FPS Regional HQ ePACS Design and Installation

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The contractor will deliver a turnkey Federal Identity Credential and Access Management compliant physical access control system to support the CMOD initiative under the Department of Homeland Security. This includes end-to-end programmatic and technical support for the design, installation, deployment, and ongoing maintenance of an electronic physical access control system that authenticates PIV and CAC credentials issued by DHS and other federal agencies. The system will integrate with the existing FPS LAN/WAN/VLAN infrastructure and will be implemented at four regional headquarters locations: Boston, New York, Chicago, and Kansas City. Once installed, the Federal Protective Service will assume full operational control of the system. The contract requires the contractor to provide all necessary labor, equipment, materials, administrative support, and project oversight to ensure seamless implementation and compliance with FICAM standards. The solution must meet FPS requirements for secure physical access authentication and be fully functional across all designated sites. Point of contact for program inquiries is Stephen Leitch, with Kimberly Skiotys as the alternate, and Nick Milillo serving as the Small Business Specialist. The NAICS code for this effort is 561621, indicating classification under Security Services.

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Contractor delivers FICAM-compliant physical access system for DHS FPS at four locations with end-to-end support and deployment.

NAICS

561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/mgmt
Contacts3 people available
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Nick MililloSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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The products and services provided by the contractor will support the CMOD initiative to implement an M-19-17 Federal Identity Credential and Access Management (FICAM) compliant PACS. The Contractor shall provide programmatic support, technical expertise, labor, materials, equipment, administration, and project oversight for all installation phases, from system planning and design through deployment and maintenance to deliver a turnkey FICAM PACS.
The new E-PACS will accommodate the FPS requirements to authenticate the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card for physical access. The E-PACS will authenticate and validate PIV and Common access card (CAC) issued by DHS and other Federal departments and agencies to facilitate physical access. The E-PACS will leverage the FPS existing LAN/WAN/VLAN. FPS will operate the PACS once installed.
Installation locations are FPS Region 1 HQ Boston, MA, FPS Region 2 HQ New York, NY, FPS Region 5 HQ Chicago, IL, and FPS Region 6 HQ Kansas City, MO.

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