On-Call Architecture and Engineering (A&E) and Maintenance and Repair (M&R) Services Recompete

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking a contractor to deliver Architectural and Engineering services for new facility construction as well as Maintenance and Repair services for existing infrastructure across the nation. This on-call requirement is structured under the Architecture – Engineering Services II contract vehicle and is open nationwide, with services to be performed wherever CBP facilities require support. The work will be managed by the Office of Facilities and Asset Management’s Technical Services Program Management Office and is not reserved exclusively for small businesses. The contract will be used to secure qualified professionals for a range of technical services including design, planning, inspections, and facility upkeep to ensure operational readiness and compliance with federal standards. Performance will be coordinated through a nationwide scope, and all inquiries and communications should be directed to the designated points of contact, including Clifton Greenhow as the primary liaison and Dan Stanford as the alternate, with David Harrod overseeing small business coordination. There is no solicitation number or posted date available yet, as this is a forecast indicating future procurement intent. Contractors interested in positioning themselves for this opportunity should prepare to demonstrate proven experience in federal A&E and M&R projects, with particular familiarity with government facility requirements and the ability to respond rapidly to mission-critical needs across diverse geographic locations.