Installation and Removal of Emergency Equipment (Vehicles)

The Food and Drug Administration's Office of Criminal Investigations is seeking contractors to provide installation and removal services for emergency equipment on government-owned vehicles used by federal law enforcement officers. The procurement covers the installation and removal of communication accessories including radios, emergency equipment such as lights and sirens, truck bed covers, and window tinting for vehicles used by OCI special agents who investigate criminal violations within FDA's jurisdiction, including counterfeit drugs, medical device fraud, and health care fraud. The contractor will be responsible for managing all aspects of the installation and removal process for these specialized law enforcement vehicle modifications. The solicitation was posted on June 24, 2025, with responses due by July 11, 2025, providing potential contractors with approximately 17 days to prepare and submit their proposals. The evaluation criteria and specific contract requirements are detailed in the attached Combined Synopsis document.

This opportunity does not utilize any set-aside designations, making it available to all qualified contractors regardless of socioeconomic status. The contract will be performed in Silver Spring, Maryland, where the FDA OCI operations are based. No information regarding potential incumbent contractors, specific award values, or budget ranges is provided in the solicitation notice. The scope indicates this is an ongoing operational requirement for OCI's fleet of government-owned vehicles, though specific quantities of vehicles or timeline details for service delivery are not specified in the basic solicitation information. The work falls under NAICS code 811198 for All Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance and PSC code J049 for Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment, indicating the specialized nature of the vehicle modification services required.