Las Cruces I-10 Border Patrol Checkpoint OB3A

A design-build contractor is required to deliver a new eight-lane U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint west of Las Cruces, New Mexico, at Mile Marker 122 on I-10, featuring four non-commercial and four commercial primary inspection lanes with corresponding secondary inspection capabilities. The scope includes siting and adapting U.S. Customs and Border Protection design standards to construct a main checkpoint building capable of housing fifteen agents and accommodating twenty-four occupants, along with all primary and secondary inspection lanes, canopies, and non-intrusive inspection areas. The project also encompasses supporting infrastructure such as auxiliary buildings, short-stay kennels, a seizure lot, site improvements, water and wastewater systems, backup power, advanced technology infrastructure, and comprehensive security systems, all designed to meet current and projected operational needs. The facility must fully comply with Department of Homeland Security and CBP design standards and all referenced compliance documents to ensure full integration and code adherence. The contract will be competitively awarded under the Design-Build OB3 IDIQ vehicle and is classified under NAICS code 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction. The work is to be performed in Las Cruces, New Mexico, with no set-aside designation applied. Point of contact for inquiries is Brendan Bowman, with Aron Beninghove as the alternate and David Harrod serving as the Small Business Specialist. The solicitation is forecasted under the Customs and Border Protection agency within the Department of Homeland Security, with all communications and submissions directed to the provided contact details for coordination and clarification prior to award.