ERO Overwatch and National Security Enforcement (ERO ONE) Intelligence Research Specialist Professional Support Services

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), is issuing a Request for Information on September 25, 2026, to conduct market research for approximately 142 Intelligence Research Specialists and two Project Managers providing intelligence research and analytical support services under the ERO Overwatch and National Security Enforcement (ERO ONE) initiative. No set-aside applies.

Personnel will support ERO headquarters and 26 designated field locations throughout the United States, including positions at Potomac Center North in Washington, DC, the National Center for Analysis and Targeting of Trafficking, the Port of Entry Research Center, and the Law Enforcement Support Center. The scope encompasses all-source intelligence research and analysis, intelligence product development, trend and threat analysis, network and relationship analysis, intelligence-gap analysis, field intelligence support, analytical support to operational planning, and briefing and presentation support involving classified and unclassified information supporting law enforcement operations with nexus to national security, public safety, officer safety, and detention-related activities.

Intelligence Research Specialist personnel must hold a bachelor's degree in relevant disciplines (or four additional years of directly relevant experience), a minimum of eight years of progressively responsible analytical experience, three years developing finished intelligence products, and two years of briefing experience. Project Managers must hold an active Top Secret security clearance with Sensitive Compartmented Information eligibility. All personnel must comply with DHS policies, FBI background investigations, and security and information handling requirements.

The Government anticipates a Firm-Fixed-Price contract structure and seeks industry feedback on scope, staffing model, transition requirements, performance standards, and pricing reasonableness. Responses must be submitted electronically in searchable PDF format to Diana Brozi (Diana.Brozi@ice.dhs.gov) and Nicole Black (Nicole.Black@ice.dhs.gov) by September 25, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time, limited to eight pages single-spaced Times New Roman 11-point font with one-inch margins.