Security Programs Operational Support

The contract is a sole-source, firm-fixed-price task order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QTCA19D001H awarded to CeLeen, LLC for Security Programs Operational Support services to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency within the Department of Homeland Security. Performance is scheduled to begin on May 1, 2026, and will last for nine months through approximately February 1, 2027, with primary work conducted at a location in Virginia with a zip code of 22203. The acquisition justifies the non-competitive award under FAR 8.401 and GSAR 538.7104-3(b)(1)(ii), citing the contractor’s unique and irreplaceable expertise, including its incumbent status, deep institutional knowledge of CISA’s security programs, and proven capability in delivering critical services related to active shooter preparedness, unmanned aircraft systems security, federal facility compliance, and threat-aligned best practices for high-profile national events such as the 2026 World Cup and America 250. No competitive evaluation factors, scoring weights, or trade-off processes are applicable due to the sole-source nature of the award, which is driven by mission necessity and the unacceptable risk of service disruption that would arise from awarding to any other vendor. The contractor is a small business previously in the SBA 8(a) program and retains relevant security eligibility clearances for working within CISA’s environment, but no specific clearance levels are stated. The contract vehicle uses GSA labor ceiling rates and commercial pricing benchmarks to ensure reasonableness, though no detailed pricing, CLINs, or total contract value is disclosed. The contracting office is located in Washington, DC, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities held by the government at the performance site. No formal packaging, invoicing, or inspection standards are specified beyond general compliance with federal acquisition regulations and the requirement to meet the specialized needs of the agency. Key personnel names and contract administration details such as the contracting officer or COTR are not provided, and no options, modifications, or OCI considerations are referenced in the documentation.