CBP to Recompete Cyber Security Operations Support Contract

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Information Technology, or CBP OIT, is seeking proposals for a recompetition of the potential $100 million Cyber Security Operations Support contract.

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Cyber Security Operations Support Contract Scope

According to the solicitation notice posted on the Acquisition Planning Forecast System Wednesday, the recompeted contract is anticipated to be worth over $100 million. The solicitation is expected to be released on Dec. 1, while the contract is set to be awarded during the second quarter of fiscal year 2026.

The CBP seeks a potential contractor to enhance the CBP SOC. The contractor must demonstrate expertise in cloud-based security technologies and architectures, as well as computing, searching, monitoring, and evaluating large-scale machine-generated data.

The contract involves transitioning security operations to a more advanced state in accordance with the directives outlined in the Strengthening the Cybersecurity of Federal Networks and Critical Infrastructure, Executive Order 13800. The work includes minimizing the meantime needed to detect and recover from incidents, and establishing applicable metrics.

The selected contractor will perform work in Ashburn, Virginia, and the contract will run through March 23, 2031.

Leidos is currently providing the services as the incumbent contractor.

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