DHS Homeland Security Contracts — October 08, 2026

The $25,514,986 firm-fixed-price delivery order from CBP for Imperial, CA facilities support had $17,801,795 outlayed (about 70%), indicating strong execution. Performance runs through February 2026, so option or follow-on activity should be monitored.

The non-competitive 8(a) set-aside provides reduced competitive pressure, and $13.77M (about 73%) is already outlaid against the $18,753,544 total, supporting near-term revenue recognition through March 2027.

Roughly $16.1M of the $21.6M base (about 74%) was outlayed within the first year of a three-year base period, raising questions about billing pace versus performance. The $35.6M potential value through 2029 depends on option exercise.

The firm-fixed-price delivery order runs September 2023 through August 2029 with $14.5M already outlayed, and options could lift total value to $23.42M. Full-and-open competition suggests the award was won on merit rather than set-aside.

Three firm-fixed-price awards (Ben Fitzgerald, Oneida Engineering, Advanced Technology Systems) transfer cost-overrun risk to contractors across performance periods extending to 2026-2029.

DHS/CBP facilities and border infrastructure spending is subject to annual appropriations; contracts awarded in fiscal Q4 are exposed to continuing resolution delays.

Front-loaded outlays on the Training, Rehabilitation, & Development Institute award (about 74% of base in year one) may reverse if billing timing normalizes or if performance issues arise.

Oneida Engineering Solutions LLC's sole-source 8(a) position on CBP real-property management could extend into follow-on work as the March 2027 performance end approaches.

Ben Fitzgerald Real Estate Services, L.L.C.'s Imperial, CA border-region facilities work positions it for follow-on CBP maintenance awards as the February 2026 performance period ends.

Advanced Technology Systems Company's option-based expansion from $18.07M to $23.42M gives a near-term upside path on electronic facilities work.

Four separate CBP awards totaling $83.98M cover facilities maintenance, janitorial, real-property management, and electronic facilities across CA, TX, and VA, indicating sustained sustainment spending on border infrastructure.

Set-aside and small-business designations appear across awards, including the Oneida 8(a) sole-source and the nonprofit AbilityOne participant, reflecting policy-driven procurement alongside full-and-open competition.

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{"entity" => "Training, Rehabilitation, & Development Institute, Inc.", "reason" => "Front-loaded outlays (about 74% of $21.6M base in year one) warrant verification against option exercise progress toward $35.6M potential value.", "trigger" => "Option exercise announcements for 2025-2029"}

{"entity" => "Ben Fitzgerald Real Estate Services, L.L.C.", "reason" => "$25.5M award with about 70% outlaid and performance ending February 2026 creates a near-term recompete or follow-on opportunity.", "trigger" => "CBP recompete solicitation for Imperial, CA facilities"}

{"entity" => "DHS/CBP facilities budget", "reason" => "All four awards depend on CBP facilities and infrastructure appropriations exposed to fiscal year-end timing.", "trigger" => "September 30 fiscal year-end and continuing resolution status"}