The Tactical Communications II (TACCOM II) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract is a multiple award vehicle managed by the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection. It provides a range of tactical communications equipment and services to support the mission requirements of various federal agencies, including DHS, USDA, DOI, DOJ, HHS, DOS, Treasury, White House, and VA. The prime contractor, New TECH Solutions, Inc., a minority-owned small business, will deliver products and services such as radios, antennas, repeaters, and VoIP phones under firm fixed-price delivery orders. The cumulative value of the task orders reviewed exceeds $4 million, with agencies like FEMA, CBP, and the Air Force utilizing the contract to procure critical communications infrastructure and solutions. Performance occurs primarily at New TECH Solutions' facilities in California, with some work at customer sites across the country.
The initial TACCOM II solicitation was amended by CBP in 2018 to allow offerors to resubmit proposals in their entirety. This amendment provided a detailed checklist to ensure completeness and proper submission, as CBP sought to conduct a thorough evaluation and make the best award decision for the government. The resulting IDIQ contract was awarded in May 2019 to provide tactical communications capabilities supporting the national security, disaster response, and law enforcement missions of the participating federal agencies.
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