Erik Syfert

National Recruitment Advertising Campaign Services (NRAC)

The U.S. Secret Service, under the Department of Homeland Security, is soliciting proposals for the National Recruitment Advertising Campaign Services under a single-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract with a five-year base period from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2031, and a possible performance extension through July 31, 2031. This contract, identified by solicitation number 70US0926R70093666 Amendment 2, is a total small business set-aside in accordance with FAR 19.5, requiring offerors to self-certify as small businesses via SAM.gov and provide valid UEI and CAGE codes for their entity and immediate owners. The solicitation mandates compliance with a firm-fixed-price structure and requires all personnel to be U.S. citizens eligible for U.S. Secret Service suitability clearance, with access to controlled facilities and systems contingent on passing a DHS Public Trust background review and completing CUI protection training. Services include recruitment support, training delivery, and program management primarily conducted at the contractor’s facility, with intermittent work at government locations in Washington, D.C., and Laurel, Maryland. Proposals must be submitted electronically via email by 4:00 PM EDT on May 8, 2026, in three clearly delineated volumes: Technical Capability (no more than 12 single-sided Word pages), Past Performance (no more than 6 single-sided Word pages), and Price (an unlocked Excel file containing labor category unit prices, Quality Control Plan, post-award conference details, and sample task order pricing). The government will conduct a best-value tradeoff evaluation, weighting Technical Capability and Past Performance as equal and collectively more important than Price, with awards not based on lowest price technically acceptable criteria. Evaluation of technical merit relies on confidence ratings for understanding and performance risk, while past performance is assessed using a risk rating scale. Contract administration is managed through the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP), with payment requests required to be submitted electronically via ACH, and no physical shipping or packaging standards are prescribed. Special requirements include strict flow-down of security clauses to all subcontractors, unlimited government ownership of deliverables with no rights granted to the contractor without written approval, immediate reporting of security incidents, and CO approval requirements prior to any change in key personnel. Contract performance is governed by a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, with a cap of three allowable deficiencies per year, and

Department Of Homeland SecurityLaurel, MD, 20708, USA$1K–$90M est.

NAICS

541810

Advertising Agencies

PSC

R701

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

Posted Oct 22, 2026

SBA70US0926R70093666

Closed

Awarded

Ammunition Bunker Expansion Project

The Ammunition Bunker Expansion Project is a competitive firm fixed price contract awarded by the U S Secret Service under the Department of Homeland Security. The project is managed from the agency's office in Washington, DC, with the actual place of performance located in Laurel, Maryland. The contract is identified by solicitation number 70US0926C70094911 and was posted on September 28, 2026. Primary coordination for this project is handled by Crystal Pressley, with Erik Syfert serving as the secondary point of contact.

Department Of Homeland SecurityLaurel, MD, 20708, USA

NAICS

236220

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

70US0926C70094911

Awarded

Awarded

5.56 Rifle and Accessories

The U.S. Secret Service, under the Department of Homeland Security, has issued an award notice for a competitive firm fixed price IDIQ contract regarding 5.56 rifles and accessories. This procurement, identified by solicitation number 70US0926D70092116, was posted on September 23, 2026. The contract is managed by the office located in Washington, DC, with the primary place of performance situated in North Wales, Pennsylvania. Key administrative points of contact for this requirement include Theresa Williams and Contracting Officer Erik Syfert.

Department Of Homeland SecurityNorth Wales, PA, 19454, USA

NAICS

332994

Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing

70US0926D70092116

Awarded

Awarded

5.56 and .308 Rifle Ammunition

The U.S. Secret Service, under the Department of Homeland Security, has issued a competitive firm fixed price indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract for the procurement of 5.56 and .308 rifle ammunition. This award notice, identified by solicitation number 70US0926D70092120, was posted on September 22, 2026. The contract is managed by the office located in Washington, D.C., with the designated place of performance situated in Titusville, Florida. Primary coordination for this requirement is handled by John Akin and Contracting Officer Erik Syfert.

Department Of Homeland SecurityTitusville, FL, 32780, USA

NAICS

332992

Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing

70US0926D70092120

Awarded

Awarded

40mm Less Lethal and Smoke Munitions & FN303 Ammunition and Components

This Firm Fixed Price Competitive IDIQ contract is issued by the U.S. Secret Service under the Department of Homeland Security for the procurement of 40mm Less Lethal and Smoke Munitions, as well as FN303 Ammunition and Components. The award is managed by the office in Washington, DC, with the primary place of performance located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The contract, identified by solicitation number 70US0926D70092122, was posted on September 21, 2026. Administrative oversight is provided by Contract Specialist Casey Cauffman-Davis and Contracting Officer Erik Syfert.

Department Of Homeland SecurityVirginia Beach, VA, 23453, USA

NAICS

332993

Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing

70US0926D70092122

Awarded

Awarded

Emergency Lights, Sirens, Radios, and Cabinets

This award notice, identified by solicitation number 70US0926P70093008, pertains to a contract with the U S Secret Service under the Department of Homeland Security. The scope of work involves the installation of emergency lights, sirens, radios, and lockable storage cabinets. The project is managed by the office located in Washington, DC, with the actual place of performance situated in Hanover, Maryland. Primary coordination for this contract is handled by Contract Specialist Casey Cauffman and Contracting Officer Erik Syfert.

Department Of Homeland SecurityHanover, MD, 21076, USA

NAICS

238210

Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

70US0926P70093008

Awarded

Federal12

Ammunition Bunker Extended Storage Expansion Project

The United States Secret Service is seeking a single firm-fixed-price design-build contractor for the Ammunition Bunker Extended Storage Expansion Project located in Laurel, Maryland. This turn-key effort involves the relocation of two existing outdoor explosives and ammunition storage magazines, each weighing approximately 54,000 lbs, and the construction of new reinforced concrete pads and a 5,400 square foot ATF SPEC Type 2 multiplex magazine. The scope includes site preparation, utilities, grounding, bonding, and HVAC/humidity control. The project magnitude is estimated between 1 million and 5 million dollars, with a period of performance extended to 365 days. This is a total small business set-aside solicitation evaluated on a best-value tradeoff basis, where non-price factors—including technical approach, schedule, and past performance—are significantly more important than price. Offerors must provide a bid bond equal to 20 percent of the bid price, not to exceed 3 million dollars, and are required to adhere to strict safety and accessibility standards, including OSHA, ADAAG, and UFAS. All proposals must be submitted electronically to the designated contracting officials by the specified deadline. Final acceptance is subject to government inspection, and the contractor must provide a Quality Control Manager to stamp all construction submittals.

Department Of Homeland SecurityLaurel, MD, 20708, USA$1M–$5M est.

NAICS

236220

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

PSC

Y1AZ

Construction of Structures and Facilities

Posted Sep 9, 2026

SBA70US0926R70094023

Closed

Federal8

40mm Less Lethal and Smoke & FN303 Ammunition and Components

The United States Secret Service is soliciting a single firm-fixed-price Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the procurement of 40mm less lethal and smoke munitions, FN303 ammunition, and related components. These supplies are intended to support training for Special Agents and Uniformed Officers at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, Maryland. The acquisition is a total small business set-aside with an estimated five-year ordering period ceiling of 895,000 dollars. Due to equipment compatibility requirements, the government is seeking brand-name products from Defensive Tactics (DT), Combined Tactical Systems (CTS), and FN303. The contract requires that all munitions be no older than one year from the date of manufacture and meet ANSI and SAAMI industry performance standards. Deliveries must be completed within 90 days of each order receipt, with final inspection and acceptance occurring at the training center in Laurel, Maryland. Proposals must be submitted in two volumes: a technical volume containing manufacturer information, quality certifications, and warranties, and a price volume using the provided government price list. Technical evaluations will be based on a pass/fail rating, while price will be evaluated for reasonableness, realism, and completeness. The proposal deadline has been extended to September 10, 2026.

Department Of Homeland Security43680, MD, 20708, USA$10K–$8.9M est.

NAICS

332993

Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing

PSC

1310

Ammunition and Explosives

Posted Sep 8, 2026

Total Small Business Set-Aside70US0926R70093916

Closed

Federal3

Emergency Lights, Sirens, Radios, and Cabinets

The U.S. Secret Service Operational Medicine Division is soliciting a fixed-price contract for the purchase and installation of emergency equipment for 21 vehicles and 3 enclosed trailers. The scope of work includes the installation of emergency lights, sirens, radios, and lockable storage cabinets, with a specific focus on 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe, Silverado, and Ford Explorer models, as well as Dodge Durangos. To ensure fleet uniformity and minimize maintenance risks, the government has issued a brand name justification limiting competition to SoundOff Signal emergency vehicle warning light kits. The estimated value of the requirement is 366,159.59 dollars, and the contractor must complete all installations within 180 days of the award. Technical proposals will be evaluated on a pass/fail basis, requiring confirmation that installations will occur at a vendor facility within 50 miles of Washington, DC. The final award will be based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable methodology. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary personnel, tools, and incidental supplies to complete the installation. Administrative requirements include electronic invoicing via the Invoice Processing Platform and the designation of a point of contact with full authority to manage the contract. Proposals must be submitted by September 10, 2026, consisting of a technical volume not exceeding five pages and a separate price proposal.

Department Of Homeland Security80742, DC, USA$366K est.

NAICS

336211

Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing

PSC

6350

Alarm, Signal, and Security Detection Systems

Posted Sep 3, 2026

70US0926Q70092885

Closed

Awarded1

Facility Engineering Technical Support

The U S Secret Service, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking facility engineering and technical support through solicitation 70US0926F2GSA2324P00002. This bridge contract is designed to stabilize current operations at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Maryland, ensuring continuity of critical repairs and construction projects while avoiding operational gaps. By providing centralized oversight for short, mid, and long-term maintenance, the contract aims to shift from reactive repairs to proactive planning, thereby reducing lifecycle costs and mitigating safety and mission risks associated with infrastructure failures. Failure to secure this extension would likely result in training disruptions, increased emergency repair expenses, and degraded facility performance during a period of rising training demands. The primary point of contact for this effort is Willie Bethune, with the project focused on maintaining facility performance and supporting future growth for the training center.

Department Of Homeland Security39640, MD, USA

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

R425

Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services

70US0926F2GSA2324P00002

Awarded