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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has established the COVID-19 Procurement & Acquisition Innovation Response (PAIR) Team to manage the influx of inquiries and offers of assistance related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This team supports FEMA and other DHS components by reviewing, vetting, and coordinating incoming proposals, especially those presenting innovative ideas and solutions. The PAIR Team consists of experts in operational procurement, procurement policy, industry engagement, strategic sourcing, and procurement innovation, working to ensure procurement flexibility and effective responses to urgent needs. Industry partners are encouraged to direct all COVID-19 related inquiries and capability offerings to a dedicated public-facing mailbox, DHSIndustryLiaison@hq.dhs.gov, which is closely monitored to enable prompt referral to appropriate teams, including the Strategic Sourcing Program Office or the PAIR Team. This coordinated effort aims to validate and track sources of critical supplies and bridge capability gaps, with the overarching goal of maximizing DHS’s ability to respond swiftly and innovatively during the pandemic. The initiative reflects DHS’s commitment to collaboration and industry engagement in addressing the unprecedented challenges presented by COVID-19.

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DHS PAIR Team manages COVID-19 proposals, ensuring flexible procurement and industry collaboration.

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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AgencyDepartment Of The Treasury → Office Of The Chief Procurement Officer
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Dear Industry Partners, From all of us at the Department, I would like to express our appreciation for your willingness to step up and support us, especially in times like this. Because of the significant surge in inquiries and offers of help that we have been receiving from industry and others in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, I'm pleased to inform you that I have established the COVID-19 Procurement & Acquisition Innovation Response (PAIR) Team. This team is providing support to FEMA and our other DHS Components, in the review, vetting and coordination of incoming COVID-19 related inquiries, particularly those that offer new and innovative ideas and solutions. The COVID-19 PAIR Team is comprised of individuals who bring expertise in the areas of operational procurement, procurement policy, industry engagement, strategic sourcing and procurement innovation. I ask that you continue to direct all inquiries and capability offerings to our public facing mailbox atDHS Industry Liaison which is being monitored constantly. As these messages are reviewed, they are immediately referred to those teams who can most quickly respond and utilize the information. This may include referral to my Strategic Sourcing Program Office for validation and tracking of sources of critically needed supplies, or, to the PAIR Team. The COVID-19 PAIR team is ensuring that DHS is maximizing procurement flexibilities and innovative approaches to meet the requirements for COVID-19 response. We thank you in advance for working with DHS to bring your best ideas and solutions forward to address DHS needs and capability gaps. Sincerely, Soraya Correa Soraya Correa Chief Procurement Officer and Senior Procurement Executive U.S. Department of Homeland Security

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