The Border Patrol IDIQ for Untrained Canines 2011-2016 is a multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle focused on procuring untrained canines for U.S. Border Patrol operations. The contract vehicle enables the acquisition of various types of working dogs, including detector canines, dual-purpose canines, and standard patrol canines. Task orders under this vehicle consistently involve the purchase of canines in varying quantities, ranging from individual dogs to groups of up to 25 canines per order.
The task orders demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price deliveries, with typical order values ranging from $8,500 to $220,575 and completion dates generally aligned with the master IDIQ's termination on February 6, 2016. Most task orders were designated as partial small business set-asides, indicating opportunities for small business participation. Prime contractors frequently appearing in the task orders include multiple vendors identified by contract numbers such as HSBP1011D00004, HSBP1011D00005, HSBP1011D00010, HSBP1011D00014, and HSBP1011D00015. The procurement appears to be funded primarily by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, with task orders supporting various operational requirements including narcotics detection, border surveillance, and general patrol functions.