COVID-19 Testing Solutions

The Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer established this Master IDIQ for COVID-19 testing solutions with a shared ceiling of $2 billion and ordering authority through November 5, 2025; ordering closed eight months ago and the vehicle is no longer available for new task orders.

The vehicle procures test kits (molecular diagnostic, antigen, and antibody) and managed testing services to screen DHS personnel and detainee populations across component locations. Managed services must support onsite screening of 500 individuals daily and include sample collection, transportation, testing methodologies, data management, and results reporting within three business days. Solutions are deployable within the United States, outlying areas, and territories.

Twelve task orders have been awarded since the vehicle's establishment in November 2020. The most recent order was issued in February 2025, but ordering momentum has been sparse—one order in 2025, four in 2022, three in 2021, and four in 2020. The combined potential value across all task orders is $65.1 million, with $31 million (48 percent) obligated.

Parsons Government Services Inc. dominates the vehicle, holding five orders with $53.9 million in combined potential value—approximately 83 percent of all awards. Virant Diagnostics, Inc. holds two orders worth $8.1 million; Federal Resources Supply Company holds four orders worth $3 million; and Mriglobal holds one order worth two hundred ninety-five dollars. All 12 task orders are unrestricted competitive awards.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement is the primary customer, holding three orders totaling $53.9 million in potential value (roughly 83 percent of the vehicle). The remaining nine task orders are distributed across DHS subcomponents including Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction, US Citizen and Immigration Services, US Coast Guard, and Transportation Security Administration.

Task-order values range from two hundred ninety-five dollars to $8.9 million in ceiling value, with performance periods typically one to two years. All orders are firm fixed price. The largest active order, awarded in February 2025 with an ultimate completion date of November 4, 2026, has a ceiling of $8.9 million and $1.9 million obligated.

Provide the Department of Homeland Security with access to a variety of testing solutions to include test kits and managed services to support testing to screen multiple populations within DHS operating locations.