Secure Identification Platform (SIP) Consumable cards and program management.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services within the Department of Homeland Security is seeking a comprehensive solution for the production of secure identification documents featuring a 100% polycarbonate solid body card stock embedded with Radio Frequency Identification technology and metallized optically variable devices within the substrate layers. This contract will support the design, high-volume manufacturing, and storage of card stock as well as provide related technical support services. The base card design must be fully configurable to accommodate current immigration documents such as the Permanent Resident Card and Employment Authorization Document, while also remaining adaptable for future identification needs. The contractor will collaborate closely with the government to ensure that all proposed designs are functionally compatible with the existing card personalization systems and meet required security and performance standards. The period of performance has been revised to reflect updated timelines including an anticipated award date and fiscal year alignment, with the solicitation forecasted for release under NAICS code 326199. Performance will be based in Lee's Summit, Kentucky, and the program is not subject to any specific set-aside. The point of contact for inquiries is Joseph Fulkerson, with Victor Martin serving as the alternate, both reachable through official DHS email and phone channels. No formal solicitation number has been issued yet, and the record indicates that as of July 14, 2026, this specific record will no longer be required for tracking purposes.