Intrusion Detection

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking intrusion detection equipment and cyber threat protection services to safeguard the transmission and analysis of sensitive investigative data essential for disrupting transnational criminal networks that pose a threat to public safety. This requirement is classified under NAICS code 334290 and is set aside exclusively for small businesses as designated by the SBA. The performance of this contract will take place in Lorton, Virginia, where the infrastructure and capabilities must support real-time monitoring and defense against advanced cyber threats targeting law enforcement operations. All interested small business vendors must engage through the designated point of contact, Michelle Levine, and can direct inquiries to the alternate point of contact, Sefanit Bayou, for technical or operational clarifications. Samuel Thompson serves as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, providing dedicated support for small business participation. The solicitation is currently in forecast status, indicating a planned future release, and potential offerors are encouraged to prepare proposals that align with the urgent operational needs of the agency. No specific solicitation number has been issued yet, but all submissions will be evaluated under the SBA small business set-aside criteria to ensure maximum vendor participation from qualified small entities.