The Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS USCIS) awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. (GDIT), a subsidiary of General Dynamics Corporation, for the Continuous Processing Support Transformation (CPSTR) II program. The single-award IDC has a total potential value of $34,879,801.66 and a period of performance through June 2024. Under this contract, GDIT provides a range of IT services, equipment procurement, maintenance, and consumables to support USCIS operations at facilities in Corbin, Kentucky; Lee's Summit, Missouri; Fairfax, Virginia; and Washington, D.C. Key task orders awarded to date include $4.6 million for CPSTR II maintenance and consumables, $4.2 million for IT services, and various smaller orders for equipment, toner, and other supplies. This contract supports USCIS' mission to administer the nation's lawful immigration system through the modernization of its business processes and IT infrastructure.
The CPSTR II program aims to transform USCIS operations through increased automation and digital services. As the prime contractor, GDIT has leveraged its expertise in areas such as IT infrastructure, cloud migration, software development, and system integration to deliver solutions tailored to USCIS requirements. GDIT has also engaged subcontractors like Bell and Howell and Coherent Inc. to provide specialized equipment and materials. This IDC award allows USCIS to efficiently procure essential products and services to support its adjudication of immigration and citizenship applications, promoting homeland security through the integrity of the nation's immigration system.
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