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Tactical Communications and Technical Investigative Comprehensive Solutions (TACTICS)

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The Contract for Tactical Communications and Technical Investigative Comprehensive Solutions, known as TACTICS, establishes a long-term framework under which a contractor will supply the Department of Homeland Security with a broad and adaptable range of tactical communications and technical investigative surveillance equipment from multiple original equipment manufacturers. The scope encompasses nearly every aspect of field-ready communications and surveillance hardware, including radios and accessories, infrastructure components such as base stations, repeaters, encryption systems, microwave and backhaul networks, private cellular solutions, satellite terminals, maritime and airborne communication systems, and video, audio, and sensor equipment—including body-worn devices. All equipment must be deployable both domestically and internationally to support DHS operations across diverse environments. The contractor is also responsible for delivering comprehensive services to ensure the full lifecycle support of these systems, including installation, programming, maintenance, repair, training, and technical support for all radio and TechOps platforms. This includes operational and sustainment services, engineering functions such as spectrum management, system design, integration, and testing, as well as project management and certification assistance. The contractor must furnish all necessary personnel, materials, travel, and logistical support required to fulfill each individual task order. The contract is structured to remain flexible and expansive, accommodating evolving operational needs without being restricted to predefined solutions, ensuring DHS can rapidly respond to mission-critical demands with cutting-edge, interoperable, and secure communication and surveillance capabilities.

General Info

TACTICS contract provides DHS with flexible, global tactical communications and surveillance equipment and full lifecycle support services.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/mgmtView Agency

NAICS

334220 - Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

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Timeline

PostedJan 1

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/mgmt

Contacts3 people available

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Organization / Agency

Department of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/mgmt

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Contacts

Scott Keslar

Emily Murphy

Geoff SeaySmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Description: The Contractor shall provide DHS with access to a wide and renewable variety of Tactical Communications (TacCom) and Technical Investigative Surveillance (TechOps) commodity equipment from multiple Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). The Contractor shall also provide services such as infrastructure, operation, and maintenance. As defined in individual orders, TacCom equipment/solutions/capabilities will support DHS and the Federal government in the United States and foreign locations. The Contractor shall furnish the necessary equipment, supplies, personnel, materials.travel, and services required to satisfy the ordered TacCom and TechOps requirements. While this SOW identifies the technical categories, the suite of resulting contracts is intended to satisfy the full range of TacCom and TechOps related requirements. The contract scope includes, but is not necessarily limited to: Technical Category 1: Equipment• Radios and Accessories - includes end-user equipment, devices, push-to-talk applications, interfaces, user equipment (cellular devices) and all associated accessories and power systems • Infrastructure - includes software, hardware, communications infrastructure, microwave, backhaul, control/base stations, radios, repeaters, comparators, encryption, antennas, networking, management, dispatch, radio over IP (ROIP), push-to-talk (working with any network connection), private cellular networks, test equipment, and power systems• Maritime/Air - includes tactical communication equipment and accessories to outfit and interface with boat, shipboard and aircraft systems. Also, includes any tactical communications infrastructure unique to a maritime environment. • Satellite - includes end-user equipment, associated accessories, interfaces, antennas and related infrastructure. • Video Equipment, Audio Equipment & Ancillary Systems and Devices - includes equipment, devices, systems, or enclosures/concealments for collecting, processing, powering, transporting, disseminating, storing, exploiting, or managing video, audio, or sensor information. Also includes body worn video devices. Transportation includes wireless, wired or the use of physical media. Technical Category 2: Services • Radios - services required to develop, maintain, program, install, deploy, modify, remove, train, repair, or support any type of radio or radio system, including cellular, mesh, point-to-multipoint, or satellite system• TechOps Systems- services required to develop, maintain, program, install, deploy, modify, remove, train, repair or support any type of TechOps system • O&S Services - services required to operate, provide and sustain TacCom or TechOps systems or services, includes data and service plans for communications systems • Engineering - services required to provide spectrum support, and to architect, design, survey, develop, integrate, test, evaluate or implement TacCom or TechOps systems • General - ability to provide Project Management Services or a variety of other services including Project Management Support (radio, O&S, engineering, training and certification)