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

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking a comprehensive solution for the development and production of next-generation secure identification cards built on 100% polycarbonate solid body stock with integrated Radio Frequency Identification and metallized optically variable devices embedded within the card layers. This initiative, known as the Secure Identification Platform, encompasses card design services, large-scale manufacturing, secure storage of card stock, and ongoing technical support, with the base card design intended to be flexible enough to support current immigration documents such as the Permanent Resident Card and Employment Authorization Document, as well as future identification needs. The government requires close collaboration with the contractor to ensure the new card’s material properties and functionality align precisely with existing personalization systems. The contract is forecasted with a projected period of performance, though specific start and end dates have been revised as of June 30, 2025, and updated fiscal year information has been provided, with the anticipated solicitation release date also modified accordingly. The place of performance is designated as Lee’s Summit, Kentucky, and all inquiries should be directed to Joseph Fulkerson or Victor Martin at the provided contact details. No set-aside classification applies, and the North American Industry Classification System code is 326199, indicating a broad manufacturing category for other plastic product manufacturing. The project does not currently have a solicitation number and is posted as a forecast, indicating it is in the pre-solicitation planning phase.