Indefinite Delivery Contract 70B01C21D00000013

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (DHS CBP) agency awarded a single-award, $20.7 million Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract to FDT Water Infrastructure, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small business, in February 2021. This 8(a) set-aside IDIQ contract provides maintenance, repair, and improvement services for water infrastructure along the southwest border, specifically in the Yuma Sector of Arizona. Under this IDIQ, DHS CBP has issued multiple firm-fixed-price task orders to FDT Water Infrastructure, ranging from $49,900 for tunnel remediation to over $4 million for annual maintenance and repair services. The contracted services play a crucial role in supporting CBP's border security operations by maintaining and upgrading critical water infrastructure assets in the region. Key task order work has included emergency seepage repairs, facility improvements, and general infrastructure upkeep across locations in Yuma and Martinez Lake, Arizona.

The scope of the IDIQ contract and associated task orders encompasses a wide range of water infrastructure services, leveraging FDT Water Infrastructure's specialized capabilities in construction, rehabilitation, and facility maintenance. Through this contract vehicle, DHS CBP procures necessary maintenance, repair, and improvement work to sustain water infrastructure that supports border security operations in the Yuma Sector. The IDIQ contract has a period of performance through February 2026, providing a flexible, long-term contracting mechanism to address the agency's evolving water infrastructure requirements along the southwest border.