5.1.1-P00019_JA-26-0191_70CTD022FR0000002_Redacted.pdf

This is a Sole Source Justification for a Firm Fixed-Price contract modification under the Federal Acquisition Regulation Class Deviation 25-20 for a Task Order modification to an existing Multiple-Award Schedule.

The Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is modifying an existing Task Order with Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (BAH), located at 8283 Greensboro Drive, McClean, VA 21102-3830, to add five new tasks in support of the Homeland Security Task Force's cybercrime operations. The modification is valued to support data science and machine learning engineering work aimed at enhancing investigative capabilities for combating cyber-enabled fraud and predatory schemes targeting U.S. citizens. The services will focus on identifying, analyzing, and disrupting transnational criminal organizations by extracting and leveraging information on criminal networks operating scam cyber call centers. The requirement includes advanced multi-vector analytics, cross-dataset exploration, criminal network identification, actionable lead generation, and threat prioritization based on data-driven assessments. The justification identifies BAH as the only contractor with the capability to deploy fully operational solutions within the required two-week timeframe, possessing proprietary technology and specialized technical personnel with purpose-built systems at their own investment and liability. The government will post this requirement on sam.gov in accordance with applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation procedures. The regulatory exception cited is RFO FAR 8.401(b) and GSAR 538.7104-3(b)(1)(iii) based on the logical follow-on to the existing FSS order already issued on a competitive basis.