SITA Services to Electronically Transmit Airline Data

The contract involves SITA providing secure airline transport communications services to support U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s access to airline passenger and cargo data through a dedicated network infrastructure. This includes the establishment and maintenance of internetworking capabilities, telecommunications circuits, logical connections, and data services that enable CBP to securely interface with the contractor’s network and other external data networks. The solution is designed to facilitate real-time transmission and retrieval of critical aviation-related information essential for enforcement, security, and regulatory compliance purposes, with the primary point of performance located in Ashburn, Virginia. This procurement is classified as a large business opportunity under NAICS code 517810, indicating it is not set aside for small businesses, and is managed by the Department of Homeland Security under Customs and Border Protection. Point of contact for technical and operational inquiries includes Gregory Baker and Makayla Bailey, while David Harrod serves as the Small Business Specialist. The contract supports the federal government’s broader mission to enhance border security through integrated data systems, requiring robust, scalable, and secure communications infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted data flow between airlines and federal agencies.