CBP Enterprise Services

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection established this Master BPA in August 2023 for professional services and emerging technology work, with ordering authority open through August 30, 2028. Seventy-five percent of awarded task orders carry small-business set-asides; 25 percent are unrestricted. This is a single-customer vehicle—all 12 task orders fund CBP operations.

The vehicle remains active and early in its lifecycle. Ordering momentum peaked in 2025 (7 orders) but has slowed to 1 order as of June 2026; whether this reflects normal procurement rhythm or reduced demand is unclear from the available data. CBP has obligated $60.7 million of the $214.8 million combined potential value across task orders (28%), leaving substantial upside if the two-year remaining ordering window sustains current pace.

Scope is mission-critical CBP IT and operational support: the largest order by far funds Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) enhancements at $136 million ceiling; others address emerging technology monitoring, test support, platform agility services, mobile translation, and program management office support. One small-business order was terminated for convenience in late 2024; a separate small-business order suffered a stop-work in April 2026 but was later reinstated.

Novilo Technology Solutions, LLC dominates potential value with a single $136 million order representing 63 percent of the vehicle's combined potential. Niyamit, Inc. (2 orders, $30.9 million) and Tarkik Solutions Incorporated (1 order, $13.6 million) are the next largest by value. Indev LLC (2 orders, $10.9 million) rounds out the material players; six additional primes hold smaller awards. The top five firms capture 94 percent of the vehicle's combined potential value, indicating high concentration.

Task-order values range widely: from $140 thousand to $136 million in potential value, with durations extending to 2030 or 2031. Pricing is firm-fixed-price on most orders; one order uses labor-hour pricing. The vehicle's shared ceiling is $450 million, though combined task-order potential value to date is $214.8 million, suggesting room for additional orders before hitting the ceiling.