Labor Services Supporting JFK

The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection is seeking labor services to support routine movement of cartons, equipment, supplies, and furniture at JFK International Airport facilities in Jamaica, NY. The procurement encompasses up to 450 hours of labor services including relocating documents and assembling/disassembling furniture and equipment among CBP facilities in and around JFK International Airport. Contractors must provide their own vehicles (van, box truck, etc.), tools, and personnel, and demonstrate familiarity with NY/NJ area traffic patterns to navigate the work sites effectively. The solicitation will be evaluated based on three factors: ability to support operational requirements including site navigation and traffic pattern knowledge, past performance and personnel capabilities, and price. Quotes are due by September 26, 2025, with an extremely tight turnaround of only two days from the posting date of September 24, 2025.

This opportunity is designated as a Total Small Business set-aside under NAICS code 484210 for Used Household and Office Goods Moving, with no current contractor or incumbent information provided in the documentation. The contract structure is a firm fixed price Blanket Purchase Agreement with a base year plus four option years, potentially spanning five years total. Work will be performed primarily Monday through Friday between 0800 and 1600 hours, with occasional weekend work possible, and services may extend to other CBP facilities including Republic Airport in Farmingdale and LaGuardia Airport. The primary place of performance is located at 250 N Boundary Rd Suite 1, Jamaica, NY 11430, with monthly invoicing processed through the IPP invoice portal and payment within 5 business days of the following month. While no specific contract value is disclosed, the wage determination document references Service Contract Act requirements with various labor classifications ranging from approximately $22.66 to $59.22 per hour depending on the occupation.