ICE Enterprise Physical Access Control System (E-PACS) System Repairs Contract

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Department of Homeland Security is seeking to maintain and enhance the operational capacity of its Enterprise Physical Access Control System (E-PACS) by engaging the incumbent vendor, Integrated Security Technologies (IST), to deliver critical engineering services. The primary goal is to expand the system’s infrastructure to accommodate over 15 new field sites scheduled to integrate into the E-PACS platform this fiscal year, which would otherwise exceed the current system’s ability to support additional card readers and associated hardware. This effort is essential to prevent operational bottlenecks and ensure continuous, reliable physical access control across all ICE facilities. The contract focus centers on procuring and installing additional server equipment to scale the E-PACS platform securely and efficiently, without disrupting existing operations. The work is performance-based and will be executed primarily in Washington, District of Columbia, with the project managed by Nnamdi Martyn and Rodney Ludvigson as primary points of contact. No set-aside preferences are in place, and the NAICS code 561621 categorizes the effort under Security and Survey Services. The contract aims to sustain mission readiness by proactively addressing infrastructure limitations before they impede the expansion of ICE’s physical security capabilities.