- WidePoint has secured a single-award DHS contract valued at approximately $3.1 billion
- The 10-year IDIQ covers cellular wireless managed services for DHS components
- The 2026 Homeland Security Summit will highlight AI, cyber defense and more
WidePoint has won the potential 10-year, $3.1 billion Cellular Wireless Managed Services, or CWMS, 3.0 contract from the Department of Homeland Security.
As DHS expands investment in mission technologies, government and industry leaders will have an opportunity to discuss the department’s priorities at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Homeland Security Summit on Nov. 12. The event will feature discussions about artificial intelligence, cyber defense and operational capabilities across major DHS agencies. Reserve your seat now!
What Is the Scope of the DHS Contract?
The company said Thursday the single-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a one-year base period and nine option years. The ordering period kicked off Thursday, June 25.
Under the CWMS 3.0 contract, WidePoint will provide and manage an integrated portfolio of offerings supporting connectivity, lifecycle management, security and operational requirements across DHS components. The company said the contract also enables the delivery of AI-driven data intelligence, device security, mission-tailored networking solutions and other value-added services.
DHS issued a solicitation for the IDIQ contract in November.
WidePoint noted that its FedRAMP-certified ITMS Command Center platform will continue serving as the main operational hub for orchestration, monitoring and reporting across the DHS portfolio.
What Did WidePoint Executives Say About the Contract Award?
WidePoint CEO Jin Kang described the award as a strategic milestone for the company and said it provides a pathway to deliver mission-critical communications-related capabilities across the federal government.
Jason Holloway, the company’s chief revenue officer, said DHS more than doubled the contract ceiling compared with the predecessor contract and added that the company expects managed services work to grow under the new vehicle in support of the federal government.
WidePoint Chief Operating Officer Todd Dzyak said the company looks forward to expanding the services it provides to DHS while continuing to enhance the ITMS Command Center platform to support evolving federal communications, security and mobility needs.
What Is WidePoint?
WidePoint is a technology managed solutions provider focused on securing and protecting mobile workforces and enterprise environments. Its offerings include identity and access management, telecom management, mobility managed services, IT as a service, cloud security, and analytics and billing as a service.
As part of its efforts to expand its federal technology capabilities, WidePoint completed the integration of IT Authorities as an operating subsidiary in January 2025, positioning the company as a full federal service integrator.
