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APFS Number F2018041897	NAICS Code 562910	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent SAF Engineering		Contract Number HSHQEH-14-D-00002	Contract Complete April 7, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 1, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2024
POC Name Robert Stewart	POC Phone (912) 267-2686	POC Email Robert.D.Stewart@hq.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service (FPS), Training and Professional Development, Specialized and Advanced Training Division has identified a need to procure weekly range cleaning, range target system maintenance, general range maintenance and brass and lead recycling/abatement services for two (2) indoor Weapons Firing Ranges located at the Federal Protective Service (FPS), Consolidated Training Facility, 6315 Bren Mar Drive, Suite 100, Alexandria, VA.

APFS Number F2018043095	NAICS Code 561612	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Quality Investigations, Inc.		Contract Number HSHQC7-14-D-00001	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 9, 2018		Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2020
POC Name Nikki Finney	POC Phone 215-521-2275	POC Email nikki.finney@hq.dhs.gov
Description Armed Guard Service at Federal Facilities Throughout the State of Arkansas

APFS Number F2019045295	NAICS Code 541519	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/FirstSource II	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent GOVPLACE		Contract Number 70RTAC19FR0000033	Contract Complete March 31, 2020
Estimated Release Feb. 24, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Amanda Gross	POC Phone 202-447-0458	POC Email Amanda.gross@hq.dhs.gov
Description The HSIN Program Management Office has a requirement to renew software maintenance agreements for various pieces of Brand Name equipment and software applications present in the HSIN environment. The estimated cost is $662,943.22. The current order expires 31 Mar 2020.

APFS Number F2019045327	NAICS Code 518210	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle BPA	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Akamai Technologies, Inc.		Contract Number HSHQDC15A00024	Contract Complete March 31, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 25, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Sheriff Barrie	POC Phone 202-477-0545	POC Email sheriff.barrie@hq.dhs.gov
Description The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chief Information Officer (CIO) is pursuing a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for the Contractor to provide a Content Delivery Network (CDN) service for identified DHS websites via a globally deployed network of servers. The CDN will enable DHS to maximize its performance, provide DHS a global reach, and to accommodate unpredictable load increases and Internet-wide projected growth. The Internet is important to DHS as a means of cost-effective, ubiquitous communications channel. Moreover, DHS' use of the Internet continues to grow significantly - the number of United States citizens, businesses and government agencies obtaining valuable information and conducting transactions on-line is increasing. As DHS moves its communications onto the Internet, there are many challenges regarding the delivery of its content and applications. These challenges must be effectively addressed to continue to grow the significant traffic generated by DHS' web servers. These challenges include: Performance - growing Internet congestion and increasing centralized processing can lead to poor end-user experience; Cost - unpredictable spikes in demand result in costly over-provisioning; Availability - centralized infrastructure is a single point of failure; Reliability - content integrity and security as it traverses the Internet; Security - protection against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and security compromises (e.g. viruses, SQL injections, Cross Site Scripting (CSS), intrusion, content tampering); Ease of management - greater functionality often leads to greater complexity; Business intelligence - increasing demands for real-time, more granular reporting

APFS Number F2019045809	NAICS Code 541330	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Belcan, Obsidian		Contract Number 70RDND18F00000013, HSHQDC-17-J-00140, HSHQDC-17-F-00208	Contract Complete March 16, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 22, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Nathaniel Evans	POC Phone 2022547164	POC Email nathaniel.evans@hq.dhs.gov
Description Program management and technical support services to CWMD Policy, Plans, and Analysis Directorate The purpose of this effort is to provide programmatic, systems engineering, information analysis, policy and planning development, reporting, outreach, and scientific support services to the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Office Policy, Plans, and Analysis directorate in order to enhance the nation’s abilities to prevent terrorists and other threat actors from using weapons of mass destruction and support operational partners in closing capability gaps along adversary pathways. Planned Strategic Source Vehicle: OASIS POOL 1, Unrestricted with small business subcontracting goals. Draft RFP to be released on or about 9/17/2019. There will be no industry day. Estimated milestones are provided for planning purposes and may be subject to change. 9/17/19 -Estimated release of draft RFP 11/22/19-Estimated release of official RFP 12/20/19- Estimated proposal due date 3/17/20-Estimated task order award.

APFS Number F2019045889	NAICS Code 541330	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD)
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Belcan 70RDND18F00000013, Engility 70RDND18F00000007; HWC 70RHAD19C00000001		Contract Number 70RDND18F00000013, 70RDND18F00000007; 70RHAD19C00000001	Contract Complete March 16, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 22, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Jamie Nicholas	POC Phone 202-254-7577	POC Email jamie.nicholas@hq.dhs.gov
Description Program management, administrative and technical support services to CWMD Systems Support Directorate, and Front Office Group. The scope of this support encompasses a full range of program management and technical support services to CWMD Systems Support Directorate. The Contractor shall furnish the necessary personnel to provide support for the following areas: Acquisition and Deployment This area involves CRBN acquisition activities required to obtain, test and field systems identified by the Acquisition Directorate as necessary to fill material and non-material gaps in sensor and detection architecture for DHS components. Test and Evaluation (T&E) CWMD’s research, development, and acquisition process is anchored by rigorous assessments of mission-related technologies as they are developed and deployed. Through the T&E JPA, these technologies are supported by test and evaluation (T&E) campaigns to characterize, verify, and validate technical performance and assess the operational effectiveness and suitability of technologies under development, as well as that of commercially available systems prior to deployment. Rigorous and scientifically defensible testing requires a team of trained and experienced subject matter experts, including nuclear physicists, statisticians, analysts, and testers. CWMD utilizes test instrumentation and automated data collection systems to enable its test teams to rapidly verify and validate data, thus ensuring that analysts have quality data sets. Note: There should be a firewall between the support that T&E receives and the support that is received by ACQ, RDE, and RCO to maintain T&E’s independence. Research and Development CWMD conducts, supports, and coordinates an aggressive research and development (R&D) program to address significant architectural and technical challenges unresolved by current capability on the near horizon. This includes the development of break-through technologies that will have a clear and demonstrable positive impact on the ability to detect WMD threats as well as enhance the forensic examination of pre-detonation materials. These programs partner with industry, national laboratories and academia to improve performance while reducing costs and operational burdens of detectors and sensor systems and strengthen the nuclear forensics capability in technology advancement and expertise development. Front Office Support Activities include but are not limited to, supporting the day-to-day management and execution of the functions of the CWMD front office, ensuring execution complies with DHS/CWMD policies and in support of the Assistant Secretary’s strategic vision, adequate coordination of CWMD issues and matters, and timely completion and execution of assigned tasks. Planned Vehicle: Small Business set aside under GSA FSS PSS Draft RFP to be released on or about 9/17/2019. There will be no industry day. Estimated milestones are provided for planning purposes and may be subject to change. 9/17/19 -Estimated release of draft RFP 11/22/19-Estimated release of official RFP 12/20/19- Estimated proposal due date 3/17/20-Estimated task order award.

APFS Number F2019045932	NAICS Code 541712	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Science & Technology Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 3, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Judy Huggard-Gallagher	POC Phone 609-813-2770	POC Email judy.huggard-gallagher@HQ.DHS.GOV
Description Department of Homeland Security - Science & Technology

APFS Number F2019046194	NAICS Code 561612	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent The J. Diamond Group, Inc.		Contract Number HSHQC7-15-D-00002	Contract Complete Dec. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 25, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Mary Day	POC Phone 817-825-4681	POC Email Mary.L.Day@ice.dhs.gov
Description Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/NPPD/Federal Protective Service (FPS), for Region 7 has indicated a need for a continuous PSO services throughout the Fort Worth/Austin, Texas area. In order to maintain continuity of operations and to ensure that FPS meets its mission requirements in conjunction with the unified national effort in preventing and deterring terrorist attack, safeguarding federal employees and federal property as well as citizens at these locations, a one-year base plus three-year follow-on with an optional six-month extension contract is needed for PSO services throughout the Fort Worth/Austin, Texas area.

APFS Number F2019046233	NAICS Code 541612	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/HCaTS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Personnel Decisions Research Institutes, Inc		Contract Number 70RDAD18FR0000138	Contract Complete Feb. 16, 2024
Estimated Release Dec. 13, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Bridget Boyle	POC Phone 202-447-5074	POC Email bridget.boyle@hq.dhs.gov
Description The DHS Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer (OCHCO) leads a cross-Component effort to implement a new cybersecurity-focused personnel system, as authorized by the Border Patrol Agent Pay Reform Act of 2014 (P.L. 113-277), which added a new section (codified at 6 U.S.C. §658) to the Homeland Security Act of 2002. The Secretary’s authority allows for a variety of human capital management changes, including alternative methods for describing jobs, conducting hiring, and compensating employees. In implementing the new cybersecurity-focused personnel system, DHS intends to modernize the civil service for cybersecurity work. To do so, DHS has revisited some of the foundational theories and structures that underlie how the Federal Government has managed human capital for decades. Specifically, DHS is considering new, 21st century methods for describing work, considering time/professional experience, evaluating applicants and employees, and managing career progression. DHS continues to pursue a competency-focused cybersecurity workforce assessment program to undergird such changes, especially with regard to the selection of talent. Contractor support is needed for ongoing customized human capital consulting services based on work completed by DHS and performed by a prior contractor. Specific required services will include: assessment strategy refinement, assessment suite preparation, assessment instrument implementation, proctored assessment support, structured interview support, and assessment program monitoring.

APFS Number F2019046243	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/PACTS II	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent follow-on		Contract Number HSHQDC-17-J-00313	Contract Complete Feb. 28, 2022
Estimated Release Dec. 26, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Nicole Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736	POC Email csc.bizops@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to provide Program Management, CISA Executive Administrative, Agency Agreement Services, SharePoint Development and Administration, Records Management, and Continuity of Operations Support, services to CISA Office of the Assistant Secretary and, Deputy Undersecretary for Cyber Communication. This SOW scope includes any other office that may originate under CISA as a result of any change in structure within CISA and/or any other office that may be realigned within DHS to CISA.

APFS Number F2019046407	NAICS Code 541712	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Science & Technology Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent SAIC		Contract Number HSHQDC-14-F-00035	Contract Complete Jan. 29, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 29, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2020
POC Name John Neilan	POC Phone 6313233025	POC Email john.neilan@st.dhs.gov
Description The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is committed to using innovative technologies and scientific talent in our quest to make America safer. DHS’ Science & Technology (S&T) Directorate is tasked with researching and organizing the scientific, engineering and technological resources of the United States and leveraging these existing resources into technological tools to help protect the homeland.

APFS Number F2019046469	NAICS Code 541519	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/CIO-SP3	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Sept. 16, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2020
POC Name Francis Crotty	POC Phone 202-732-0264	POC Email Francis.Crotty@fps.dhs.gov
Description Provide Operations & Maintenance services for six software systems in a Cloud environment; Services to include: systems administration, patching, scanning, and bug fixes.

APFS Number F2019046535	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/PACTS II	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Sept. 15, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Josh Clemens	POC Phone 215-521-2255	POC Email josh.b.clemens@fps.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service (FPS) Visitor Management Access Control Program requires visitor access support, administrative support, process improvement, business analysis, in support of their program at the St. Elizabeth's Complex.

APFS Number F2019046657	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Toffler Associates, Inc.		Contract Number GS-10F-0414N/HSHQEH-14-A-00005	Contract Complete March 24, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 1, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Robert Stewart	POC Phone (912) 267-2686	POC Email Robert.D.Stewart@fps.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service requires specialized consulting support services to assist FPS executive leadership in achieving critical operational integration of new or improved programs and processes across the organization. The Contractor shall support multiple FPS Headquarters offices on this contract, to include: Office of the Director, Training, Operations and Resource Management. The Contractor shall specifically support multiple task areas: • Strategic Transformation Support Services (Office of the Director) • Operational Requirements Development Support Services (Operations) • Operational Analysis and Improvement Support Services (Operations) • Training and Professional Development Support Services (Training) • Transition and Strategic Planning Support Services (Resource Management) • Strategic Data Analysis and Key Performance Indicator Development Support Services (Resource Management) • Innovation Support Services (Resource Management), and • Design and Delivery of FPS Specific Process Improvement Methodology (PIM)Training (Resource Management)

APFS Number F2019047175	NAICS Code 541219	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Chief Financial Officer
Contract Vehicle Other	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 11, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Christopher Friedline	POC Phone 202-447-5213	POC Email christopher.friedline@hq.dhs.gov
Description DHS requires a mature and proven integrated financial, procurement, and asset management commercial off the shelf (COTS) application software licenses that address mission gaps as found in the current environments. The software licenses and support shall provide functionality for federal financial management with existing modules for procurement management and asset management and/or must have demonstrated the ability to integrate/interface with other Component and federal systems.

APFS Number F2019047518	NAICS Code 561210	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Office of Procurement Operations (OPO)
Contract Vehicle BPA	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release April 1, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Gary Porter	POC Phone 202-447-0173	POC Email sspoinquiry@hq.dhs.gov
Description The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requires deployment and operation of temporary facilities and services in support of DHS mission critical efforts. DHS plans to establish a Department-wide strategic sourcing contract vehicle that allows procurement by all DHS Component agencies to meet their mission needs. The contractor shall provide all material, supervision, labor, equipment and services to provide a turnkey solution for the set-up and operation of temporary facilities. Facilities may include weatherproof and climate-controlled, soft-sided structures along with modular structures. The contractor shall provide infrastructure requirements such as mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communications, power, back-up power, and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV). Structures and equipment will need to meet engineering standards such as structural, wind shear, electrical, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), and lightning protection. The contractor shall provide their own storage or trailers to secure equipment and materials. The contractor shall have the ability to provide wrap around services and supplies as needed such as trash removal service, custodial services, water delivery, consumables, office supplies, document shredding service, food service, and security services. Immediate requirements are along the Southwest Border but future requirements could be located in other parts of the U.S. All materials, services, and labor for each facility will be specified in the order-level statement of work (SOW). Additional industry engagement for this initiative will be forthcoming.

APFS Number F2019047601	NAICS Code 541712	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Order	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent The MITRE Corporation		Contract Number 70RNPP18FR0000002	Contract Complete Sept. 20, 2020
Estimated Release Dec. 11, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Kerri Williams	POC Phone 202-447-0653	POC Email Kerri.Williams@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this acquisition is to provide strategic program and technical consultation and guidance to the Office of Biometric Identity Management (OBIM). OBIM has the requirement to assess, collaborate, monitor, and evaluate organizational, program management and technical issues. These are typically essential when operating and sustaining a high-visibility system acquisition and program management organization, and are essential as the system and its organization moves into multi-modal biometric technologies, international data sharing, and the large-scale technology replacement required for large scale biometric data processing and storage. Emphasis shall be placed on technical evolution of the program, providing guidance and support for solutions integration, and on the important role of ensuring evolutionary multi-year program planning, integration and cross-program coordination with other national and international stakeholders.

APFS Number F2019047627	NAICS Code 541512	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 24, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Christine Rodriguez	POC Phone 202-447-0976	POC Email christine.rodriguez@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement for systems integration support services to facilitate the transition of multiple legacy financial, procurement/contract writing, and asset management systems to a new integrated financial IT solution.

APFS Number F2019047685	NAICS Code 561612	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent HBC Management Services, Inc.		Contract Number HSHQE2-15-D-00001	Contract Complete June 30, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 15, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Kenneth Mullins	POC Phone 646-589-6044	POC Email Kenneth.A.Mullins@fps.dhs.gov
Description This requirement is for armed Protective Security Officer (PSO) services at Federal facilities throughout Northern New Jersey.

APFS Number F2019047745	NAICS Code 541519	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CACI NSS Inc.		Contract Number HSHQDC-14-A-00010	Contract Complete Feb. 6, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 14, 2019		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Brian Katz	POC Phone 202-503-8133	POC Email Brian.Katz@hq.dhs.gov
Description Re-competition of Desktop Support Services (DSS) BPA

APFS Number F2018041897	NAICS Code 562910
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent SAF Engineering
Contract Number HSHQEH-14-D-00002	Contract Complete April 7, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 1, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2024
POC Name Robert Stewart	POC Phone (912) 267-2686
POC Email Robert.D.Stewart@hq.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service (FPS), Training and Professional Development, Specialized and Advanced Training Division has identified a need to procure weekly range cleaning, range target system maintenance, general range maintenance and brass and lead recycling/abatement services for two (2) indoor Weapons Firing Ranges located at the Federal Protective Service (FPS), Consolidated Training Facility, 6315 Bren Mar Drive, Suite 100, Alexandria, VA.

APFS Number F2018043095	NAICS Code 561612
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Quality Investigations, Inc.
Contract Number HSHQC7-14-D-00001	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 9, 2018	Anticipated Award Quarter Q3 2020
POC Name Nikki Finney	POC Phone 215-521-2275
POC Email nikki.finney@hq.dhs.gov
Description Armed Guard Service at Federal Facilities Throughout the State of Arkansas

APFS Number F2019045295	NAICS Code 541519
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/FirstSource II	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent GOVPLACE
Contract Number 70RTAC19FR0000033	Contract Complete March 31, 2020
Estimated Release Feb. 24, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Amanda Gross	POC Phone 202-447-0458
POC Email Amanda.gross@hq.dhs.gov
Description The HSIN Program Management Office has a requirement to renew software maintenance agreements for various pieces of Brand Name equipment and software applications present in the HSIN environment. The estimated cost is $662,943.22. The current order expires 31 Mar 2020.

APFS Number F2019045327	NAICS Code 518210
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle BPA	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Akamai Technologies, Inc.
Contract Number HSHQDC15A00024	Contract Complete March 31, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 25, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Sheriff Barrie	POC Phone 202-477-0545
POC Email sheriff.barrie@hq.dhs.gov
Description The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chief Information Officer (CIO) is pursuing a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for the Contractor to provide a Content Delivery Network (CDN) service for identified DHS websites via a globally deployed network of servers. The CDN will enable DHS to maximize its performance, provide DHS a global reach, and to accommodate unpredictable load increases and Internet-wide projected growth. The Internet is important to DHS as a means of cost-effective, ubiquitous communications channel. Moreover, DHS' use of the Internet continues to grow significantly - the number of United States citizens, businesses and government agencies obtaining valuable information and conducting transactions on-line is increasing. As DHS moves its communications onto the Internet, there are many challenges regarding the delivery of its content and applications. These challenges must be effectively addressed to continue to grow the significant traffic generated by DHS' web servers. These challenges include: Performance - growing Internet congestion and increasing centralized processing can lead to poor end-user experience; Cost - unpredictable spikes in demand result in costly over-provisioning; Availability - centralized infrastructure is a single point of failure; Reliability - content integrity and security as it traverses the Internet; Security - protection against distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and security compromises (e.g. viruses, SQL injections, Cross Site Scripting (CSS), intrusion, content tampering); Ease of management - greater functionality often leads to greater complexity; Business intelligence - increasing demands for real-time, more granular reporting

APFS Number F2019045809	NAICS Code 541330
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Belcan, Obsidian
Contract Number 70RDND18F00000013, HSHQDC-17-J-00140, HSHQDC-17-F-00208	Contract Complete March 16, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 22, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Nathaniel Evans	POC Phone 2022547164
POC Email nathaniel.evans@hq.dhs.gov
Description Program management and technical support services to CWMD Policy, Plans, and Analysis Directorate The purpose of this effort is to provide programmatic, systems engineering, information analysis, policy and planning development, reporting, outreach, and scientific support services to the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Office Policy, Plans, and Analysis directorate in order to enhance the nation’s abilities to prevent terrorists and other threat actors from using weapons of mass destruction and support operational partners in closing capability gaps along adversary pathways. Planned Strategic Source Vehicle: OASIS POOL 1, Unrestricted with small business subcontracting goals. Draft RFP to be released on or about 9/17/2019. There will be no industry day. Estimated milestones are provided for planning purposes and may be subject to change. 9/17/19 -Estimated release of draft RFP 11/22/19-Estimated release of official RFP 12/20/19- Estimated proposal due date 3/17/20-Estimated task order award.

APFS Number F2019045889	NAICS Code 541330
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD)
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Belcan 70RDND18F00000013, Engility 70RDND18F00000007; HWC 70RHAD19C00000001
Contract Number 70RDND18F00000013, 70RDND18F00000007; 70RHAD19C00000001	Contract Complete March 16, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 22, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Jamie Nicholas	POC Phone 202-254-7577
POC Email jamie.nicholas@hq.dhs.gov
Description Program management, administrative and technical support services to CWMD Systems Support Directorate, and Front Office Group. The scope of this support encompasses a full range of program management and technical support services to CWMD Systems Support Directorate. The Contractor shall furnish the necessary personnel to provide support for the following areas: Acquisition and Deployment This area involves CRBN acquisition activities required to obtain, test and field systems identified by the Acquisition Directorate as necessary to fill material and non-material gaps in sensor and detection architecture for DHS components. Test and Evaluation (T&E) CWMD’s research, development, and acquisition process is anchored by rigorous assessments of mission-related technologies as they are developed and deployed. Through the T&E JPA, these technologies are supported by test and evaluation (T&E) campaigns to characterize, verify, and validate technical performance and assess the operational effectiveness and suitability of technologies under development, as well as that of commercially available systems prior to deployment. Rigorous and scientifically defensible testing requires a team of trained and experienced subject matter experts, including nuclear physicists, statisticians, analysts, and testers. CWMD utilizes test instrumentation and automated data collection systems to enable its test teams to rapidly verify and validate data, thus ensuring that analysts have quality data sets. Note: There should be a firewall between the support that T&E receives and the support that is received by ACQ, RDE, and RCO to maintain T&E’s independence. Research and Development CWMD conducts, supports, and coordinates an aggressive research and development (R&D) program to address significant architectural and technical challenges unresolved by current capability on the near horizon. This includes the development of break-through technologies that will have a clear and demonstrable positive impact on the ability to detect WMD threats as well as enhance the forensic examination of pre-detonation materials. These programs partner with industry, national laboratories and academia to improve performance while reducing costs and operational burdens of detectors and sensor systems and strengthen the nuclear forensics capability in technology advancement and expertise development. Front Office Support Activities include but are not limited to, supporting the day-to-day management and execution of the functions of the CWMD front office, ensuring execution complies with DHS/CWMD policies and in support of the Assistant Secretary’s strategic vision, adequate coordination of CWMD issues and matters, and timely completion and execution of assigned tasks. Planned Vehicle: Small Business set aside under GSA FSS PSS Draft RFP to be released on or about 9/17/2019. There will be no industry day. Estimated milestones are provided for planning purposes and may be subject to change. 9/17/19 -Estimated release of draft RFP 11/22/19-Estimated release of official RFP 12/20/19- Estimated proposal due date 3/17/20-Estimated task order award.

APFS Number F2019045932	NAICS Code 541712
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Science & Technology Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Jan. 3, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Judy Huggard-Gallagher	POC Phone 609-813-2770
POC Email judy.huggard-gallagher@HQ.DHS.GOV
Description Department of Homeland Security - Science & Technology

APFS Number F2019046194	NAICS Code 561612
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent The J. Diamond Group, Inc.
Contract Number HSHQC7-15-D-00002	Contract Complete Dec. 31, 2024
Estimated Release Nov. 25, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Mary Day	POC Phone 817-825-4681
POC Email Mary.L.Day@ice.dhs.gov
Description Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/NPPD/Federal Protective Service (FPS), for Region 7 has indicated a need for a continuous PSO services throughout the Fort Worth/Austin, Texas area. In order to maintain continuity of operations and to ensure that FPS meets its mission requirements in conjunction with the unified national effort in preventing and deterring terrorist attack, safeguarding federal employees and federal property as well as citizens at these locations, a one-year base plus three-year follow-on with an optional six-month extension contract is needed for PSO services throughout the Fort Worth/Austin, Texas area.

APFS Number F2019046233	NAICS Code 541612
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/HCaTS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Personnel Decisions Research Institutes, Inc
Contract Number 70RDAD18FR0000138	Contract Complete Feb. 16, 2024
Estimated Release Dec. 13, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Bridget Boyle	POC Phone 202-447-5074
POC Email bridget.boyle@hq.dhs.gov
Description The DHS Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer (OCHCO) leads a cross-Component effort to implement a new cybersecurity-focused personnel system, as authorized by the Border Patrol Agent Pay Reform Act of 2014 (P.L. 113-277), which added a new section (codified at 6 U.S.C. §658) to the Homeland Security Act of 2002. The Secretary’s authority allows for a variety of human capital management changes, including alternative methods for describing jobs, conducting hiring, and compensating employees. In implementing the new cybersecurity-focused personnel system, DHS intends to modernize the civil service for cybersecurity work. To do so, DHS has revisited some of the foundational theories and structures that underlie how the Federal Government has managed human capital for decades. Specifically, DHS is considering new, 21st century methods for describing work, considering time/professional experience, evaluating applicants and employees, and managing career progression. DHS continues to pursue a competency-focused cybersecurity workforce assessment program to undergird such changes, especially with regard to the selection of talent. Contractor support is needed for ongoing customized human capital consulting services based on work completed by DHS and performed by a prior contractor. Specific required services will include: assessment strategy refinement, assessment suite preparation, assessment instrument implementation, proctored assessment support, structured interview support, and assessment program monitoring.

APFS Number F2019046243	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/PACTS II	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent follow-on
Contract Number HSHQDC-17-J-00313	Contract Complete Feb. 28, 2022
Estimated Release Dec. 26, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Nicole Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736
POC Email csc.bizops@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to provide Program Management, CISA Executive Administrative, Agency Agreement Services, SharePoint Development and Administration, Records Management, and Continuity of Operations Support, services to CISA Office of the Assistant Secretary and, Deputy Undersecretary for Cyber Communication. This SOW scope includes any other office that may originate under CISA as a result of any change in structure within CISA and/or any other office that may be realigned within DHS to CISA.

APFS Number F2019046407	NAICS Code 541712
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Science & Technology Directorate
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent SAIC
Contract Number HSHQDC-14-F-00035	Contract Complete Jan. 29, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 29, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2020
POC Name John Neilan	POC Phone 6313233025
POC Email john.neilan@st.dhs.gov
Description The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is committed to using innovative technologies and scientific talent in our quest to make America safer. DHS’ Science & Technology (S&T) Directorate is tasked with researching and organizing the scientific, engineering and technological resources of the United States and leveraging these existing resources into technological tools to help protect the homeland.

APFS Number F2019046469	NAICS Code 541519
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/CIO-SP3	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Sept. 16, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2020
POC Name Francis Crotty	POC Phone 202-732-0264
POC Email Francis.Crotty@fps.dhs.gov
Description Provide Operations & Maintenance services for six software systems in a Cloud environment; Services to include: systems administration, patching, scanning, and bug fixes.

APFS Number F2019046535	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/PACTS II	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Sept. 15, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Josh Clemens	POC Phone 215-521-2255
POC Email josh.b.clemens@fps.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service (FPS) Visitor Management Access Control Program requires visitor access support, administrative support, process improvement, business analysis, in support of their program at the St. Elizabeth's Complex.

APFS Number F2019046657	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Toffler Associates, Inc.
Contract Number GS-10F-0414N/HSHQEH-14-A-00005	Contract Complete March 24, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 1, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Robert Stewart	POC Phone (912) 267-2686
POC Email Robert.D.Stewart@fps.dhs.gov
Description The Federal Protective Service requires specialized consulting support services to assist FPS executive leadership in achieving critical operational integration of new or improved programs and processes across the organization. The Contractor shall support multiple FPS Headquarters offices on this contract, to include: Office of the Director, Training, Operations and Resource Management. The Contractor shall specifically support multiple task areas: • Strategic Transformation Support Services (Office of the Director) • Operational Requirements Development Support Services (Operations) • Operational Analysis and Improvement Support Services (Operations) • Training and Professional Development Support Services (Training) • Transition and Strategic Planning Support Services (Resource Management) • Strategic Data Analysis and Key Performance Indicator Development Support Services (Resource Management) • Innovation Support Services (Resource Management), and • Design and Delivery of FPS Specific Process Improvement Methodology (PIM)Training (Resource Management)

APFS Number F2019047175	NAICS Code 541219
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Chief Financial Officer
Contract Vehicle Other	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program None	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 11, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Christopher Friedline	POC Phone 202-447-5213
POC Email christopher.friedline@hq.dhs.gov
Description DHS requires a mature and proven integrated financial, procurement, and asset management commercial off the shelf (COTS) application software licenses that address mission gaps as found in the current environments. The software licenses and support shall provide functionality for federal financial management with existing modules for procurement management and asset management and/or must have demonstrated the ability to integrate/interface with other Component and federal systems.

APFS Number F2019047518	NAICS Code 561210
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Office of Procurement Operations (OPO)
Contract Vehicle BPA	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release April 1, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Gary Porter	POC Phone 202-447-0173
POC Email sspoinquiry@hq.dhs.gov
Description The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requires deployment and operation of temporary facilities and services in support of DHS mission critical efforts. DHS plans to establish a Department-wide strategic sourcing contract vehicle that allows procurement by all DHS Component agencies to meet their mission needs. The contractor shall provide all material, supervision, labor, equipment and services to provide a turnkey solution for the set-up and operation of temporary facilities. Facilities may include weatherproof and climate-controlled, soft-sided structures along with modular structures. The contractor shall provide infrastructure requirements such as mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communications, power, back-up power, and Closed Circuit Television (CCTV). Structures and equipment will need to meet engineering standards such as structural, wind shear, electrical, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), and lightning protection. The contractor shall provide their own storage or trailers to secure equipment and materials. The contractor shall have the ability to provide wrap around services and supplies as needed such as trash removal service, custodial services, water delivery, consumables, office supplies, document shredding service, food service, and security services. Immediate requirements are along the Southwest Border but future requirements could be located in other parts of the U.S. All materials, services, and labor for each facility will be specified in the order-level statement of work (SOW). Additional industry engagement for this initiative will be forthcoming.

APFS Number F2019047601	NAICS Code 541712
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Order	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent The MITRE Corporation
Contract Number 70RNPP18FR0000002	Contract Complete Sept. 20, 2020
Estimated Release Dec. 11, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Kerri Williams	POC Phone 202-447-0653
POC Email Kerri.Williams@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this acquisition is to provide strategic program and technical consultation and guidance to the Office of Biometric Identity Management (OBIM). OBIM has the requirement to assess, collaborate, monitor, and evaluate organizational, program management and technical issues. These are typically essential when operating and sustaining a high-visibility system acquisition and program management organization, and are essential as the system and its organization moves into multi-modal biometric technologies, international data sharing, and the large-scale technology replacement required for large scale biometric data processing and storage. Emphasis shall be placed on technical evolution of the program, providing guidance and support for solutions integration, and on the important role of ensuring evolutionary multi-year program planning, integration and cross-program coordination with other national and international stakeholders.

APFS Number F2019047627	NAICS Code 541512
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 24, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Christine Rodriguez	POC Phone 202-447-0976
POC Email christine.rodriguez@hq.dhs.gov
Description The purpose of this requirement is to establish a Blanket Purchase Agreement for systems integration support services to facilitate the transition of multiple legacy financial, procurement/contract writing, and asset management systems to a new integrated financial IT solution.

APFS Number F2019047685	NAICS Code 561612
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle Contract	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent HBC Management Services, Inc.
Contract Number HSHQE2-15-D-00001	Contract Complete June 30, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 15, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Kenneth Mullins	POC Phone 646-589-6044
POC Email Kenneth.A.Mullins@fps.dhs.gov
Description This requirement is for armed Protective Security Officer (PSO) services at Federal facilities throughout Northern New Jersey.

APFS Number F2019047745	NAICS Code 541519
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Management Directorate
Contract Vehicle GSA	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CACI NSS Inc.
Contract Number HSHQDC-14-A-00010	Contract Complete Feb. 6, 2025
Estimated Release Nov. 14, 2019	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2020
POC Name Brian Katz	POC Phone 202-503-8133
POC Email Brian.Katz@hq.dhs.gov
Description Re-competition of Desktop Support Services (DSS) BPA

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