Program Management and Data Analysis (PMDA)

The Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Professional Responsibility seeks to enhance its operational capabilities through the Program Management and Data Analysis contract, which will engage management analysts, data analysts, and industry subject matter experts to support criminal and administrative investigations, risk management, business transformation, advanced data analytics, communications, SharePoint content management, and training development for law enforcement programs. The work will focus on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of OPR’s current functions while building future capabilities grounded in sound data analysis and industry best practices, with an emphasis on rapid turnaround of accurate, defensible deliverables to support federal priorities. The acquisition targets specialized expertise from the investigative and security sectors to advise on and implement proven methodologies that strengthen security and investigative programs. The procurement is structured as a small business set-aside under SBA guidelines with NAICS code 541611, designed to prioritize participation from small businesses. Although the solicitation number and posted date are not available, the contract is forecasted under FY27 with performance expected to occur in Washington, District of Columbia. Points of contact for technical inquiries, small business outreach, and contract administration are provided, including Natarsha Valentine, Aristide Horugavye, and David Harrod as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator. The contract aims to integrate robust analytical and managerial support to modernize OPR’s operations and advance its mission through data-driven decision-making and improved program delivery.