Single Award Construction Contract (SACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)s
Immigration and Customs Enforcement seeks up to nine separate Single Award Construction Contract (SACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) awards to support facility construction, renovation, and design-build services at ICE Service Processing Centers, with proposals due August 27, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EST. This procurement is restricted to large businesses only; individual contractors may receive no more than two IDIQ awards. Solicitation number 70CMSW26R00000012 has been amended, with the most recent revisions dated August 17, 2026, to the solicitation document, Task Order Pricing Template (Attachment L), Government response to RFI questions (Attachment N), SF 294-21a (Attachment J), and Past Performance Questionnaire (Attachment O).
Place of performance encompasses ICE-owned Service Processing Centers throughout the continental United States, U.S. territories, and other locations, including design-build Secure Housing Units at Aquadilla PR, Batavia NY, El Centro CA, El Paso TX, Florence AZ, Miami FL, and St. Thomas USVI, plus actual projects at Port Isabel TX and Fort Benning GA. The contract period runs five years from award, with anticipated award by September 25, 2026, and effective date September 30, 2026. NAICS code is 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction.
The minimum order guarantee is ten thousand dollars; the maximum aggregate ceiling across all awarded IDIQs is ten billion dollars. Ten task order scenarios carry individual budgets ranging from twenty-four million to forty-two million dollars. Contractors must maintain key personnel including a project manager with 10 or more years' experience, senior environmental professionals, designers of record, on-site superintendents, and quality control managers. All contractor employees require DHS security clearance and fitness determinations. Compliance requirements include Davis-Bacon wage rates, performance and payment bonds with aggregate bonding capacity of two billion dollars and ten million dollars per project minimum, Kahua project management software, Section 508 IT conformance, Federal Records Act records management, and disclosure of any artificial intelligence use during contract performance.
Proposal submission requires two volumes: Volume I contains management plan (12-page limit), past performance (10-page limit), and bonding capacity documentation; Volume II contains pricing using unlocked Excel files with working formulas. Past performance will be assessed on projects exceeding twenty-five million dollars demonstrating NDS 2025 compliance and detention facility construction experience. Site visits are recommended but not required, with a maximum of three attendees per prime offeror.
70CMSW26R00000012_A Immigration and Customs Enforcement
8/20/26, 9:34 AM Single Award Construction Contract (SACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)s
Immigration and Customs Enforcement intends to solicit a Single Award Construction Contract (SACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity for new construction, renovation, repair, and demolition of owned Service Processing Centers, with responses due August 31, 2026. The procurement is restricted to Large Businesses only; the NAICS code is 236220 with a forty-five-million-dollar small business size standard.
The contract will issue Firm-Fixed Price task orders under a one-year base period with optional extension periods to be defined in the solicitation. Scope of work includes general construction, alteration and modification of existing facilities, maintenance and repair of buildings and infrastructure, demolition, design-build services, and new construction of buildings, facilities, and real property. The contractor must demonstrate capacity to manage and execute single task orders and maintain capability to perform multiple concurrent task orders with overlapping schedules.
Key staffing and qualification requirements include a qualified Project Manager with a bachelor's degree and ten years of experience, a Designer of Record with five or more years of detention facility design experience, registered design professionals for each discipline, a superintendent with five or more years of similar project experience on-site at all times, and a Quality Control Manager with appropriate credentials and five or more years of quality control experience. All contractor employees require ICE Security Division approval prior to site access. Contractors must comply with ICE detention facility standards, use Kahua project management software, and submit design deliverables at 35%, 65%, 95%, and 100% completion stages along with as-built drawings, operations and maintenance manuals, warranty documentation, and daily progress reports.
ICE has aligned the solicitation with regulatory changes from the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul and reserves the right to incorporate updated changes through amendment. Prospective offerors should monitor SAM.gov for solicitation updates.
70CMSW26R00000012 Immigration and Customs Enforcement
7/9/26, 2:39 PM Single Award Construction Contract (SACC) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)s
Immigration and Customs Enforcement seeks multiple Single Award Construction Contract Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity awards for design-build and general construction services at Service Processing Centers nationwide, with proposals due August 27, 2026. This is a large business only competition with no set-aside, and a decision-flipping constraint: contractors may not receive more than two IDIQ awards across the nine anticipated awards.
Performance occurs onsite at ICE-owned Service Processing Centers throughout and outside the continental United States. Scope includes new construction, renovation, alteration, repair, demolition, design-build services, and maintenance of detention facilities and support infrastructure. The NAICS code is 236220, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction.
Contractors must demonstrate capacity to manage concurrent Single Award Task Order Contracts and maintain qualified personnel including a Project Manager with a Bachelor's degree and 10+ years of experience, Designer of Record with state licensure and 5+ years relevant experience, Superintendent with 5+ years on similar projects present onsite at all times, Quality Control Manager with 5+ years quality control experience, and Senior Environmental Professional with a Master's degree and 10+ years federal environmental compliance experience. All contractor personnel require background clearance per DHS vetting procedures and continuous enrollment in Trusted Workforce 2.0. Contractors must use Ground Penetrating Radar for independent utility location and comply with ICE Kahua project management software, Davis-Bacon wage rates, and comprehensive security protocols.
The five-year base contract period runs from September 30, 2026, through September 27, 2031. Individual task orders will be Firm-Fixed Price, with the aggregate bonding capacity requirement of $2 billion and a minimum of $10 million per project. Total SATOCs across all awarded contracts shall not exceed $10 billion over five years; the estimated task order capacity for minor construction, repairs, and equipment replacement is $20 million with a $1,000 minimum guarantee per awardee. The RFP includes nine design-build Secure Housing Unit scenarios valued $24 million to $42 million each at locations including Aquadilla (Puerto Rico), Broadview (Illinois), Guantanamo Bay, Huntsville (Texas), Oakdale (Louisiana), St. Thomas (U.S. Virgin Islands), Honolulu (Hawaii), Port Isabel (Texas), and El Centro (California), plus an actual Advanced Training and Operations Center project at Fort Moore, Georgia valued to $40 million.
Proposals require two volumes: Volume I addresses technical factors including bonding, past performance exceeding $25 million under NAICS 236220, and management plans; Volume II contains separate pricing attachments for IDIQ base (Attachment K) and task order scenarios (Attachment L) with unlocked Excel files containing working formulas plus Word or PDF price narratives. Past performance will be weighted along with technical capabilities and management approach. Contractors must submit technical solutions for all CLINs and Fort Benning pricing is mandatory. Anticipated award date is September 25, 2026.
The government issued revised RFP responses on August 13 and August 17, 2026, clarifying that scenario pricing is hypothetical and used solely for IDIQ evaluation—scenarios are not guaranteed to be funded as actual task orders. Project-specific requirements will be detailed in subsequent task order solicitations. Design-build projects require 100% design approval before construction commencement, with design-build contractors responsible for all OCONUS logistics and utilities. All work must comply with Performance-Based National Detention Standards 2025, ICE Facility Design Guide (2025), applicable building codes (IBC, NFPA, ASHRAE), American Correctional Association standards, and ICE Service Processing Center Detention Construction Standards.
70CMSW26R00000012 Immigration and Customs Enforcement
7/16/26, 8:07 AM