CBP Construction Design Build Nationwide IDIQ 2013-2018

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) established a nationwide Master IDIQ for construction and design-build services with a shared ceiling of $125 million on April 2, 2013, with the last date to order set for April 1, 2019 — the vehicle is no longer accepting orders. The Master IDIQ is unrestricted; all 31 task orders awarded carry no set-aside designation.

Ordering closed over seven years ago. The vehicle issued 31 task orders before the cutoff, with peak activity in 2017–2018 (7 and 8 orders respectively). The most recent task order was awarded September 30, 2019. The combined potential value across all task orders stands at $66.8 million, with $61.4 million obligated (92% of potential value). At current inactivity, this vehicle no longer represents a pipeline for new work; it is a settled portfolio.

The scope spans turnkey new construction, design-build facilities, paving, electrical, mechanical, HVAC, asbestos remediation, specialized DHS monitoring equipment installation, and ancillary trades (landscaping, flooring, sewage systems). Recent task orders show work including remote video surveillance systems at Border Patrol facilities (Brownsville, Falfurrias, Fort Brown, and Kingsville, Texas), K9 kennel expansions (Laredo and Brownsville), command-and-control facilities, LED signage at land ports of entry (northern border states and Texas), port-hardening elements, and FDA campus alterations at White Oak, Maryland. Firm fixed-price contracts predominate; orders range from roughly $150,000 to $5.8 million.

WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure dominates with 13 orders and $29.2 million in combined potential value (44% of the vehicle total). Abide International holds 8 orders worth $15.5 million. Leidos, Northstar Federal Services, and Brasfield & Gorrie round out the five primes. CBP placed 18 of 31 orders ($43.7 million potential value); the remainder funded FDA White Oak campus work and GSA public-buildings projects. Competition is concentrated; new entrants cannot pursue this vehicle post-closure.

Customs and Border Protection under the Department of Homeland Security has awarded a Master IDIQ for Construction and Design Build services. Services to be ordered under the contracts may require selected firms to have the capacity to provide turnkey new construction, paving, electrical, mechanical, asbestos removal/remediation, elevator, escalator, HVAC, flooring, sewage plants, electrical plants, landscaping, installation of DHS specific monitoring equipment, and other specialized disciplines. The design and construction must address any complex operational issues, be efficient to build and maintain, meet Federal Energy goals, comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and meet Federal Security requirements.