N -- Upgrade of Fuel Management System

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) plans to issue a purchase order using simplified acquisition procedures to Syntec Systems Inc. for upgrades to fuel management systems at twelve Border Patrol locations in New Mexico and Eastern Texas. This contract involves upgrading eight existing Fuelmaster units from the FMU 2550 Classic configuration to Fuelmaster Plus, including a software update to version 3.25.7 and enabling network interface access so the units can operate behind the CBP network. Additionally, four existing Gasboy units will be replaced with new Fuelmaster units that are preconfigured with the Fuelmaster Plus system and the same software version and network access capabilities. The scope of work also includes providing training on using the upgraded software and equipment, as well as instructions on procedures to download data from the Fuelmaster units using the new network access. The contract is managed by the Procurement Directorate Contracting Division within the Department of Homeland Security, with designated points of contact being contract specialists James M. Underkoffler and Bruce D. Wood. The upgrades aim to enhance fuel management and operational efficiency across the specified Border Patrol sites.