CBP Polygraph Examination Services 2014-2015

The Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract IDIQ-CBP-POLY-15, awarded by the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Internal Affairs, focuses on providing polygraph examination services. This contract vehicle was established to support CBP's internal testing and screening requirements, enabling the agency to procure polygraph-related services through a streamlined, pre-negotiated mechanism. The master contract allows for multiple task orders to be issued against a shared ceiling value of $59,100,000, with task orders designed to meet specific polygraph examination needs.

The task orders under this IDIQ are consistently structured as small business set-aside contracts, with firm fixed-price pricing mechanisms. Each task order typically ranges from approximately $72,000 to $267,000 and has a performance period of several months, generally not exceeding one year. The delivery orders consistently target polygraph examination services, suggesting a focused scope of work primarily supporting CBP's internal investigation and personnel screening processes. While specific prime contractors are not identifiable from the provided data, the total small business set-aside indicates an intent to provide opportunities for smaller firms specializing in polygraph and investigative support services. The contract's geographic performance is likely centered around CBP's operational locations, though precise jurisdictions cannot be definitively stated from the available information.