The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded Ami Expeditionary Healthcare (USA) LLC an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract with a potential value of $20.1 million to provide COVID-19 vaccination services along the United States southwest border through May 2022. Two firm fixed price delivery orders have been awarded against this contract to date, for a combined value of $54.3 million. Delivery Order 1, awarded in December 2021 for $13.2 million, requires vaccination services in El Paso, Texas through March 2022. Delivery Order 2, awarded in March 2022 for $41.1 million, extends vaccination services in El Paso through October 2022. Both delivery orders will be performed by Ami Expeditionary Healthcare as the prime contractor to support Customs and Border Protection operations along the southwest border through mobile vaccination clinics. The originating special notice indicated sole source award to Ami Expeditionary Healthcare was intended for up to six months due to unusual and compelling urgency for COVID-19 vaccination of CBP personnel in California, Texas, and other southwest border locations.
The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection issued a follow-on indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract to Ami Expeditionary Healthcare (USA) LLC to provide continued COVID-19 vaccination services for agency personnel along the United States southwest border region through May 2022. Two firm fixed price delivery orders have been awarded against this contract to date, worth a combined total of $54.3 million, to extend mobile vaccination clinic support in El Paso, Texas into October 2022. Both the base IDIQ and delivery orders were awarded on a sole-source basis to the incumbent contractor due to the urgent need to vaccinate CBP staff operating across the southwest land border.
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