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DHS Adds Small Business Teams for $22B EAGLE II IDIQ

DHSlogoThirteen small businesses have won prime positions on the Department of Homeland Security‘s potential seven-year, $22 billion EAGLE II contract vehicle.

Awardees will compete to help DHS and its components develop, maintain and implement technology for mission and business functions throughout a program’s lifecycle under EAGLE II’s functional category one, the department said in a Sept. 6 FedBizOpps notice.

DHS unveiled the previous round of awardees in August, with 11 teams winning the right to compete for business and technical management work under functional category two and service delivery under functional category one.

For this latest round, 12 companies won prime spots on functional category one’s all small business track for the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-delivery contract.

Small business prime awardees include:

  •  360 IT Integrated Solutions
  • Acuity
  • Applied Computing Technologies
  • BlueWater Technology Solutions
  • Citizant
  • Dev Technology Group
  • DKW Communications
  • Global InfoTek
  • Pyramid Systems
  • SaiTech
  • Tangible Software
  • ViaTech Systems

EDC Consulting won its place on the category’s service-disabled veteran-owned small business track.

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