Strategic Resource Assessment for Land Ports of Entry

The contract awarded to the University of Southern California involves a research effort to assist the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in enhancing the Strategic Resource Assessment (SRA) process for Land Ports of Entry (LPOE). This project focuses on reviewing, revising, and improving CBP's SRA Process Manual, particularly targeting prioritization methodologies, space and cost tools, and facility data management. The effort supports the CBP’s goal of optimizing the management and allocation of resources across its LPOE portfolio to improve operational efficiency. The contract is awarded under the Department of Homeland Security's Class Justification and Approval Number FY15-0115 and includes a Base Year plus three one-year option periods, with a total firm fixed price (FFP) value of $2.4 million. The work is performed in Los Angeles, California, with the Procurement Directorate Contracting Division of the Department of Homeland Security overseeing the award. The contracting officer and specialist for this order is Barbara B. Wilson, who can be contacted for additional details. This project was solicited under the NAICS code 541720 and was posted on September 28, 2016.