SITA Services to Electronically Transmit Airline Data

The contract enables SITA to provide essential airline transport communications services to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, facilitating secure and reliable connectivity to transmit airline passenger and cargo data. This includes internetworking, telecommunications circuits, logical connections, and data services that allow CBP to interface directly with SITA’s network and other allied data networks to access critical information required for border security and enforcement operations. The services are designed to ensure seamless, real-time data exchange between airlines and federal authorities, supporting compliance with international and domestic aviation security mandates. The contract is classified as a large business opportunity under NAICS code 517810, which pertains to other telecommunications services, and no set-aside provisions apply. The primary place of performance is Ashburn, Virginia, where the infrastructure and operational support are centrally managed. The point of contact for inquiries is Gregory Baker, with Makayla Bailey serving as the alternate, while David Harrod is designated as the Small Business Specialist. The contract is forecasted under the Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection agency, with no solicitation number yet assigned, indicating this is a preliminary notice for future procurement activity.