CONEX Based Breaching Training Device

The Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection is procuring one CONEX Based Breaching Training Device, specifically a CBTC40-LE Forcible Entry Equipment Conex Training Center built within a 40-foot shipping container. The device must include specialized training equipment such as four Catalyst Force Entry Doors, two Tactical Breacher Upgrades, blast wall systems, VES windows with burglar bars, commercial cutting props, and various other forcible entry training components. All fabrication, painting, and installation must be completed prior to delivery, which is required within 120 days after receipt of order and no later than September 30, 2025. The government will evaluate quotations based on technical excellence, past performance, and price, with the combined technical and past performance factors carrying more weight than price. Quotations must be submitted in two separate documents covering price/delivery and technical capabilities, and are due by August 15, 2025 at 3:30 PM MST to the contracting officer Kirk Hunt.

This procurement is structured as a firm fixed-price purchase order and is set aside 100% for small businesses under NAICS code 332999 with a size standard of 750 employees. The contract involves procuring a single unit of highly specialized breaching training equipment designed for law enforcement training purposes. No incumbent contractors or specific budget ranges are mentioned in the solicitation materials. The device must be delivered to CBP's warehouse facility in Lorton, Virginia, with all work to be completed within the 120-day delivery timeline. The procurement falls under the Product Service Code 5410 for Prefabricated and Portable Buildings, reflecting the container-based nature of the training facility.