Unified Sensor Surveillance Processor (USSP)

The Unified Sensor Surveillance Processor (USSP) is a fully managed Software as a Service solution designed to deliver integrated computer-aided dispatch, records management, and mobile operations for Customs and Border Protection under the Department of Homeland Security. It will support unified voice, radio, data, and sensor feed integration, enabling real-time collaboration with federal and state systems while ensuring secure, encrypted communications. The system must provide mobile and offline operational capabilities to maintain functionality in austere or disconnected environments and will be hosted in a FedRAMP High accredited cloud environment to meet stringent federal security requirements. The solution is intended to be scalable, resilient, and capable of handling high-volume, mission-critical law enforcement and surveillance demands across the agency’s operational footprint, primarily centered in San Diego, California. This procurement is forecasted to be competed exclusively among small businesses through the NASA SEWP DHS TechOps II vehicle, with the North American Industry Classification System code 518210 applying to data processing and hosting services. The acquisition is set aside for small business participation under SBA guidelines and is being managed by the Department of Homeland Security with point of contact Isaac Kitchen and alternate contact Alfred White available for inquiries. David Harrod serves as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator to assist prospective vendors. No solicitation number has been issued as of the posted date, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast to gauge industry interest and prepare for a future competitive procurement targeting small business contractors with expertise in secure, cloud-based public safety systems.