Sonatype

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection under the Department of Homeland Security is seeking software solutions to enhance border security and operational efficiency, with a focus on enterprise-wide procurement through NASA’s SEWP V contract vehicle. This acquisition is fully set aside for small businesses, ensuring participation from qualified small business vendors. The requirement falls under NAICS code 541513 for computer systems design services and is targeted at improving software capabilities related to security, trade enforcement, and operational automation within CBP’s mission to safeguard borders, manage lawful trade and travel, and prevent illegal activity including drug trafficking and intellectual property theft. Performance of the work is expected to be conducted in Ashburn, Virginia. All responses must come from small business concerns, and the opportunity is open under a forecasted solicitation with no published solicitation number at this time. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Melissa Lewis, with Corteney Ugenyi serving as the alternate and David Harrod as the Small Business Specialist responsible for coordinating support to small business participants. The procurement aims to integrate secure, scalable software tools that align with CBP’s broader objectives of securing national borders while facilitating legitimate commerce and travel, leveraging technology to detect threats, enforce trade laws, and protect critical infrastructure and economic interests.