Vectrus Systems LLC was awarded a multiple-award indefinite delivery contract by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on May 17, 2025, with a ceiling value of $145.6 million and an ultimate completion date of May 16, 2027. This contract represents ICE's response to emergency detention capacity requirements and supports a nationwide strategic sourcing vehicle for emergency detention and related services for aliens in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. The contract was awarded on a full and open competition basis with no set-aside provisions. The initial task order issued under this indefinite delivery vehicle carries a firm fixed price of $250, representing the minimum obligation and establishing the vehicle's baseline funding mechanism for the multiple-award strategic sourcing arrangement.
The scope of services under this contract encompasses comprehensive detention facility operations and support across eight primary objectives, including facility operations, security, transportation, medical care, detainee management, legal resources, record administration, and processing support. Pricing for detention services is structured with mandatory three percent annual escalation, with bed day rates ranging from $150 to $280 per detainee depending on population size and contract duration, armed detention guard services billed at hourly rates between $71.70 and $142.56, transportation services at $2.79 per mile, and monthly medical support services. Performance is nationwide with potential facilities located across the contiguous United States and U.S. territories, with primary place of performance identified as Colorado Springs, Colorado. The underlying two-year performance period for the strategic sourcing vehicle runs from April 14, 2025, through April 13, 2027, with potential six-month extensions, and the total combined ceiling across all awarded vendors reached $45 billion, reflecting the scale of ICE's detention capacity expansion initiative.