Migrant Interdiction Operations Mission Analysis Report (MIO MAR)

The U.S. Coast Guard, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking contractor support to develop a Migrant Interdiction Operations Mission Analysis Report, a critical document designed to evaluate and define the Coast Guard’s long-term operational readiness and capabilities over the next two decades. The contractor will provide expert research and technical writing services to produce a comprehensive, defensible, and policy-compliant report that adheres to USCG’s Major Systems Acquisition Management guidelines, DHS acquisition standards, federal procurement rules, and established technical writing practices. The final report must be thoroughly researched and clearly articulated to ensure it meets the rigorous standards required for strategic planning and resource allocation. A Secret security clearance is mandatory for the contractor’s personnel at the time of award, as access to classified information at the Secret level is essential to complete the analysis and research tasks defined in the Performance Work Statement, even though the final report itself will remain unclassified. The work will be performed primarily in Washington, District of Columbia, and is designated for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. Point of contact for inquiries includes Marc Thibault and Michael Keegan, with Mark Solomon serving as the Small Business Specialist. The procurement is forecasted under NAICS code 541611, indicating a focus on management consulting services, and is intended to ensure the Coast Guard can effectively plan and execute its migrant interdiction mission with accurate, data-driven insights.