Notice ID: 2e5e1ee0b8934648ba56b3c73332d65eSources Sought
Aviation Security Screening Equipment
Archived on May 5, 2026. Sources Sought posted by HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF (US IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT) on April 8, 2026. Solicitation 70CMSDHQ01.
Place of performance: Nadi, Ba. Original response deadline: . Full description on SAM.gov.
Description
This effort is for the delivery of aviation security screening equipment to three (3) international (OCONUS) airports; Nadi international Airport (NAN), Nadi, Fiji; Cassidy International Airport (CXI), Kiritimati, Kiribati; and Faleolo International Airport (APW), Apia, Samoa. The contractor will be required to supply all components, ship, deliver, install, and integrate (if applicable), and test and commission the equipment. The contractor will also be required to provide consumables (if applicable); manuals, maintenance guides, and maintenance/testing kits (if applicable); and limited manufacturer equipment operation and maintenance training to local aviation staf
Overview
Agency:
Department of Homeland SecurityUS IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT
Office:INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT DALLAS
Posted:April 8, 2026
NAICS:Not specified
Last Updated:Aug 21, 2026
PSC:Not specified
Response Deadline:
Set-Aside:Not specified
Type:Sources Sought
Place of Performance:Nadi, Ba
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Lifecycle
Solicitation:
70CMSDHQ01- Market Research
Pre-solicitation or formal solicitation typically follows within 30–180 days. (estimate)
- Market ResearchCurrentApr 8, 2026
Aviation Security Screening Equipment
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***Complete Attachment 11, Non-Disclosure Agreement and return to the Contracting Officer (Brett Zeigler, brett.zeigler@fletc.dhs.gov) to obtain access to controlled documents in SAM*** Amendment 0001: The purpose of this amendment is to clarify the date of the site visit (October 22, 2026), period of performance, and due date for submitting questions. This Request for Proposal will result in a Single Firm Fixed Price Contract Award for Building 262 Renovation on the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Glynco, GA. This acquisition is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside, under North American Industry Classification Systems (NAICS) Code 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction. A site visit is scheduled for October 22, 2026, at 9:00am at FLETC Glynco Building 200. Upon arrival, attendees should report to the commercial gate a minimum of 30 minutes prior to the application screening process, then proceed to Building 200. All personnel who are not currently badged will need to complete and return Day Pass applications for all attendees no later than October 20, 2026, at 5:00pm to the attention of Project Manager, Richard Love at richard.love@fletc.dhs.gov. Please coordinate receipt of badge applications and submission with Mr. Love. Complete Attachment 11, Non-Disclosure Agreement and return to the attention of the Contracting Officer. The completed NDA is requierd to obtain access to controlled documents in SAM. | Solicitation | 236220 | Total Small Business Set-Aside | 10/14/2026 | 11/09/2026 | - | |
10/14/26 - UPDATED TO PROVIDE DRAFT PRESENTATION SLIDES (IN DOCUMENTS SECTION BELOW). ====== NOTICE: DHS strictly prohibits the use of commercial AI tools for DHS and USCIS meetings and communications. This includes third-party AI bots. Bots or unknown callers (such as “Name Notetaker” or “Name.ai”) will NOT be allowed to participate and will be removed upon discovery. Please ensure that only registered participants attend in person. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Office of Contracting (OCON), will host its Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 First Quarter Engagement with Industry on October 27, 2026, beginning at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time. These quarterly engagements provide an opportunity for open dialogue between USCIS and industry regarding current and anticipated procurement requirements. The purpose of this event is to share the most current procurement-related information available for USCIS requirements. To participate as an attendee, please self-register using the Microsoft Teams link below: Microsoft Teams meeting https://events.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/event/74f50b56-1413-4370-8199-58b2c86f4a98@5e41ee74-0d2d-4a72-8975-998ce83205eb?source=copyLinkLegacyShareLinkDialog USCIS uses Microsoft Teams to conduct these industry engagements. Attendees will be muted upon entry, and attendee video will be disabled. Only presenters will be on video. USCIS plans to record this event and post the recording on its YouTube channel after the event. Once available, the recording link will be posted as an update to this SAM.gov announcement. Format and Questions The event will be organized by execution division and then by the Associate Chief portfolio supporting each program office. Presenters will brief the requirements within each portfolio, including new information and updates, as applicable. Following each portfolio briefing, USCIS will address questions related to that portfolio. Attendees may submit questions through the Microsoft Teams Q&A feature or ask questions verbally when the floor is opened for questions. Please include the requirement title and the applicable slide number and/or Acquisition Planning Forecast System (APFS) number, if available. To help USCIS manage the agenda and stay on schedule, USCIS will address only questions related to the portfolio currently being presented. Once USCIS moves to the next portfolio, it will not return to take additional live questions on a prior portfolio. USCIS strongly encourages industry to submit questions in advance. Advance submission allows USCIS to coordinate with the appropriate program and contracting personnel and provide the most accurate and timely information available during the event. Please submit advance questions to USCIS_Vendoroutreach@uscis.dhs.gov no later than 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time on October 20, 2026. Please include APFS and presentation slide numbers, if applicable, with your question. USCIS will collect and review questions received during the event. USCIS will post responses to those questions as an update to this announcement. Information posted to SAM.gov after the event will supersede information provided during the live engagement. Disclaimer The information provided during this event and in the accompanying presentation is for planning purposes only. It does not constitute a pre-solicitation notice, invitation for bids, request for proposals, or request for quotations. The Government is under no obligation to purchase products or services discussed unless and until a formal solicitation or invitation for bids is issued and a contract or order is awarded. All planned procurements are subject to change or cancellation. Requirements currently under an active solicitation or source selection will not be further discussed. Questions regarding those requirements should be directed to the designated Contracting Officer. The remaining Fiscal Year 2027 quarterly industry engagement schedule is provided below: 2nd Quarter: January 26, 2027 3rd Quarter: April 27, 2027 4th Quarter: July 27, 2027 | Special Notice | 921190 | No Set-Aside | 10/14/2026 | 10/27/2026 | Camp Springs, MD | |
The purpose of this posting is to notify industry that TSA is working on responses to vendor questions. An amendment is forthcoming that will extend the due date for submissions. Please continue to monitor SAM.gov for updates related to this posting. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amendment 00002: The purpose of this amendment is to update dates, the list of Requirements Documents, and Point of Contact information associated with this announcement. All updates have been indicated in red in the BLS QPL Announcement A00002 document. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amendment 00001: The purpose of Amendment 00001 is to post the vendor questions and answers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TSA is establishing a Qualification Process in accordance with Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 9.202 to add vendors to the existing Bottle Liquid Scanner (BLS) Qualified Products List (QPL). The purpose of this notice is to provide industry with details on the TSA Qualification Process and how to submit products to be tested. Please see the attached documents for information regarding the qualification process and how to request access to the required documentation. | Special Notice | 334511 | No Set-Aside | 10/14/2026 | 11/15/2026 | - | |
Purpose: The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) for market-research purposes to identify capable sources; available commercial solutions; current industry practices; potential acquisition approaches; and relevant technical, schedule, lifecycle-support, and cost information for the design, engineering, fabrication, delivery, installation, integration, testing, certification/validation, and commissioning of a Joint Maritime Training Facility (JMTF) live-fire maritime/urban training system. Site Visit Location: Participants are requested to assemble at The Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Provost Marshal’s Office is located in Building 58 on Virginia Dare Drive, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Date: November 10, 2026 The contemplated requirement is for a complete and operational live-fire training system at the USCG Special Missions Training Center (SMTC), Courthouse Bay, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The facility must support realistic, modular, multi-level tactical training, including maritime interdiction, close-quarters combat, vertical access, breaching, and related joint-service mission sets. The system must integrate ballistic containment with maritime and urban training features and be suitable for repeated use in an outdoor coastal environment. The applicable North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code assigned to this procurement is 236220. Disclaimer: There is no solicitation at this time. This RFI is not a request for proposals; submission of any information in response to this request is purely voluntary; the Government will not pay for any costs incurred nor is obligated to respond. All submissions become Government property and will not be returned. After reviewing RFI responses to this RFI, and if the USCG still plans to proceed with the acquisition, a solicitation announcement may be published on the Contract Opportunities (formerly FedBizOpps) website or distributed to contract holders if a strategically-sourced vehicle is deemed appropriate. It is the responsibility of the interested parties to monitor the Contract Opportunities website. Failure to respond or submit sufficiently detailed information may result in a company not being considered a likely offeror when making a decision on whether or how to set aside a solicitation for restricted competition. Regardless of the information submitted, the Government reserves the right to consider any arrangement as determined appropriate for this requirement. No proprietary, classified, confidential, or sensitive information should be included in your response to this RFI. The Government reserves the right to use any information provided by respondents for any purpose determined necessary and legally appropriate, including using technical information provided by respondents in any resultant solicitation. The anticipated contractor would provide all labor, supervision, project management, engineering, materials, equipment, transportation, installation, testing, documentation, commissioning, and training necessary to deliver a complete live-fire maritime/urban training facility. The anticipated effort includes: Complete facility design and engineering, including ballistic, structural, civil, architectural, mechanical, electrical, fire/life-safety, safety, and training-system interfaces. Preparation of a Design Basis Report; design packages; calculations; submittals; shop and fabrication drawings; installation plans; final as-built drawings; and operations and maintenance (O&M) manuals. Fabrication, delivery, installation, integration, testing, ballistic certification or validation, commissioning, and Government acceptance support. A ballistic wall and containment system rated and validated for the Government-approved firing geometry, engagement distances, and training conditions, with a planning threat basis of 6.8 mm XM1188E1 ammunition, with an additional 12-inch layer of sacrificial ballistic rubber blocks or an appropriate bullet-trap target system. Projectile-management and ricochet-mitigation surfacing; reconfigurable ballistic panels; and portable bullet traps. A multi-level training system incorporating urban, maritime, and lower-deck training areas; configurable rooms and corridors; ship-type doors and hatches; ladders; grated decks; confined passageways; vertical-access/rappelling features; observation catwalks; and instructor viewing platforms. Foundations, slabs, structural framing, site preparation, drainage, lighting, electrical distribution, ventilation/air exchange, weather protection, fire detection/alarm components, emergency egress, and other systems required for the approved design. Corrosion resistance and weather protection appropriate for a coastal Camp Lejeune environment. Operator/instructor training, maintenance training, recommended spare-parts lists, inspection checklists, maintenance schedules, and lifecycle-support recommendations. Project management, recurring coordination meetings, progress reporting, integrated scheduling, and coordination with Camp Lejeune access, safety, security, delivery, and range-operation requirements. The anticipated period of performance will not exceed 300 calendar days from date of award or Notice to Proceed. The primary place of performance will be Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; design and fabrication may occur at contractor facilities. The Government’s planning material includes differing conceptual dimensions—an approximately 50-foot by 120-foot live-fire footprint and an approximately 140-foot by 70-foot overall concept footprint with a tower-deck elevation of approximately 30 feet. Respondents should identify their recommended dimensions, elevations, clearances, and facility configuration, along with the assumptions supporting their recommendation. Request: If your organization has experience designing, manufacturing, installing, certifying/validating, and sustaining live-fire ballistic training facilities, modular shoot houses, maritime training systems, tactical training towers, or comparable integrated training systems, please provide the following information: Organization name Address Website Point of contact name Point of contact email address Point of contact telephone number Socioeconomic status Unique Entity Identifier Government-furnished information and resources. Identify the information, site data, access, utilities, training requirements, firing geometry, threat data, acceptance criteria, or other Government-furnished resources your organization would typically require to develop a firm technical and price proposal. Available contract vehicles. Identify any existing Government-wide acquisition contracts, General Services Administration schedules, multiple-award contracts, indefinite-delivery vehicles, or other strategically sourced contracts through which the USCG may order this type of requirement. Include the contract number, administering agency, contract scope, ordering limitations, and agency point-of-contact information. Relevant capability and past-performance summary. Describe organizational experience with comparable live-fire facilities, ballistic containment systems, tactical training systems, maritime or urban training features, multi-level towers, range safety systems, and coastal-environment construction. Include a brief description of up to three relevant projects, the customer type, work performed, completion date, and whether the effort involved live-fire certification or validation. Technical concept response. Provide a conceptual site and facility layout, narrative, or other appropriate documentation demonstrating how the proposed approach would satisfy the following requirements: Three occupied training levels and a tower deck or comparable upper-level training feature. Integrated urban, maritime, lower-deck, engine-room, and tower training areas, as applicable. Ballistic containment suitable for the stated planning threat and approved firing geometry. Reconfigurable rooms, corridors, walls, doors, windows, and ballistic panels. Ship-style doors/hatches, knee-knocker thresholds, ship ladders/stairs, grated decks/platforms, and confined passageways. Live-fire-capable vertical-access and rappelling features with engineered anchor points. Instructor observation catwalks or viewing platforms that preserve ballistic safety and emergency egress. Projectile-management and ricochet-mitigation features, including recommended portable bullet-trap quantity, rating, mobility method, maintenance requirements, and operational limitations. Corrosion resistance, weather protection, drainage, ventilation, lighting, fire/life-safety, emergency egress, and utility concepts appropriate for the coastal installation environment. Recommended design and validation approach. Describe the proposed design basis, ballistic-system design methodology, quality-control procedures, and recommended method for demonstrating that the installed system meets the approved threat, firing geometry, engagement distances, and training conditions. Identify any test evidence, engineering documentation, or third-party certification/validation that would be provided. Preliminary schedule and installation approach. Provide a notional schedule addressing design, Government review/approval periods, long-lead procurement, fabrication, shipping, site preparation, foundations, installation, testing, training, certification/validation, and final acceptance. Identify principal schedule risks and measures to support completion within the anticipated 300-calendar-day period of performance. Rough-order-of-magnitude (ROM) cost information. Provide a nonbinding ROM estimate, with separate estimates for: Design and engineering Site preparation, foundation, and drainage Shoot-house/training system Ballistic enclosure and protective materials Steel weather cover Electrical, lighting, ventilation, and fire/life-safety systems Portable bullet traps Shipping and installation Testing, certification/validation, and commissioning Operator and maintenance training Warranty, sustainment, recommended spare parts, and replacement components Identify major pricing assumptions, exclusions, cost drivers, and anticipated escalation or long-lead-material risks. Maintenance and lifecycle support. Describe the recommended inspection intervals, replacement criteria for sacrificial ballistic materials, corrosion-control approach, bullet-trap servicing requirements, repair procedures, recommended spare parts, expected component service life, and anticipated sustainment support. Teaming and subcontracting. If significant subcontracting or teaming is anticipated, describe the anticipated logistical, administrative, quality-control, and management structure for the arrangement. Identify the functional areas proposed for subcontracting, such as design engineering, ballistic systems, fabrication, civil/site work, electrical/mechanical work, installation, or certification/validation. General comments. Provide any additional comments, questions, recommendations, concerns, assumptions, exclusions, or feedback that would assist the Government in refining the requirement or acquisition strategy. Submission Instructions: Interested parties are invited to submit a response to the above questions by November 15, 2026 1100am EST. All responses and questions regarding this RFI must be emailed to richard.w.choquette@uscg.mil and JMTC-TSC@uscg.mil . Site Visit Location: Participants are requested to assemble at The Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune Provost Marshal’s Office is located in Building 58 on Virginia Dare Drive, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Date: November 10, 2026 Time: One-hour appointment windows will be available from 0900 to 1500 EST. Participants must schedule an appointment with SMTC staff by emailing Mackenzie.C.Young@uscg.mil and JMTC-TSC@uscg.mil to reserve a time block to present their proposal. No personnel with felony convictions are permitted to access any circumstance. All vendors interested in attending a site visit shall follow the Base Access Instructions (Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune) https://www.lejeune.marines.mil/Sections/Provost-Marshals-Office/#sponsored-visitor-requests Access to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune is controlled. Contractors must comply with all installation access requirements in effect at the time of performance. The following guidance is provided to minimize delays; requirements are subject to change by the installation. To avoid long processing times, all sponsors for unvetted visitors are highly encouraged to submit access requests at least seven (7) days prior to guest arrival for unescorted access. A REAL ID-compliant identification document is required to access Department of War (DoW) / Department of Defense installations. Visitors without a REAL ID will be required to complete the Sponsored Visitor Form (SECNAV 5512/1) process. New Camp Lejeune Visitor Center (Building TT-13) hours are typically Monday through Friday from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (confirm current hours before arrival). Upon arrival at MCB Camp Lejeune, visitors will report to the Visitor Center (Bldg. TT-13) to obtain a DBIDS credential. Identity will be validated, a criminal history check conducted, and the visitor photographed and digitally fingerprinted as required. Drivers must produce a valid driver’s license, state vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. Contractors are responsible for ensuring their personnel have the necessary identification and complete any required forms in advance. Failure to obtain timely base access does not relieve the Contractor of performance obligations under this contract. Questions regarding visitor access should be directed to the designated Government Point of Contact or the Camp Lejeune Provost Marshal’s Office. Current access process information and forms are available on the official Camp Lejeune website (Provost Marshal’s Office / Base Access sections). The Contractor shall verify the latest procedures prior to each visit. | Market Research | 236220 | No Set-Aside | 10/14/2026 | 11/15/2026 | Camp Lejeune, NC | |
Please reference the attached documents: 1. RFI instructions 2. DRAFT PWS | Market Research | 541512 | No Set-Aside | 10/14/2026 | 10/29/2026 | Washington, DC |
Additional Details
Solicitation Number
70CMSDHQ01
Archive Date
May 5, 2026
Office Address
Irving, TX, 75063