Section 508 Compliance Testing and Remediation Services

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, under the Department of Homeland Security, seeks services to ensure full compliance with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act for all electronic and information technologies used or developed by its Human Capital and Training division. The contractor must provide end-to-end accessibility testing and remediation for a wide array of digital assets including software, websites, web services, video, audio, multimedia, and enterprise systems. This includes conducting both automated and manual evaluations, preparing detailed documentation, implementing corrective actions, generating comprehensive reports, offering expert advisement, delivering training sessions, and drafting standardized procedures to maintain ongoing compliance. The work is performed as needed and requires a dedicated Subject Matter Expert with deep technical knowledge in accessibility standards and remediation practices. The contract is specifically targeted toward small businesses, indicated by the SB set-aside designation under NAICS code 541519, and performance is expected to occur at Camp Springs, Maryland. The point of contact for inquiries is Matthew Whittlesey, with Kay Yang as the alternate, and Scott Stewart serving as the Small Business Specialist. All activities must align with federal accessibility mandates to ensure equitable access for individuals with disabilities across USCIS platforms and digital content. The solicitation is currently in forecast status, and interested parties should reach out to the provided contacts for further guidance on upcoming opportunities.