Federal Procurement Forecast

Brackettville BPS

Department of Homeland Security

Forecast overview

Subagency
CBP/Facilities Managemen
NAICS
236220
Estimated value
Over $100M
Set-aside
N/A
Place of performance
TX

Design-build a new 200-agent Border Patrol Station in the Del Rio Sector in Del Rio, Texas. This facility will include operational support areas, locker rooms, restrooms, and additional spaces to accommodate staff, visitors, and detainees. Additional requirements such as holding areas, onsite fueling capabilities, Vehicle Inspection and Inventory Lot (impound lot), parking, and external fallen agent memorial will be integrated following approved facilities design standards and policies as required. The option of including a helipad will also be considered. Auxiliary support infrastructure will include: an ATV/motorcycle patrol area for fourteen (14) vehicles; a heliport; a C2-Command/Tactical Control/Operations Center equipped with Seven (7) consoles; emergency generators; and a single-tank gasoline fuel island. Additional critical support elements include a Vehicle Inspection and Inventory Lot (impound lot) with (20 parking spaces), a 160-foot communication tower, an Electronics Technical Unit (ETU) shop, and advanced electronic systems, including Physical Access Control Systems (PACs), Closed-Circuit Video Surveillance (CCVS), Secured Electronic Systems (SES) compliant security systems, and integrated fire systems. Unique operational requirements for the new Brackettville Station will include specialized narcotics storage adjacent to the sallyport for efficient off-loading, robust facilities maintenance shop and a dedicated electronics equipment shop for servicing radios and sensors. The Project Delivery PMO (PD PMO) will collaborate with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) real estate team to secure the acquisition of a minimum of nineteen and eight-tenths (19.8) acres of suitable land. Site selection will prioritize adequate size, proper location, ease of access, proximity to the station's 3,000 square mile area of responsibility and 16 miles of river border, access to required utilities, and compliance with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements. Acquisition Strategy: PD PMO will procure a Design-Build (DB) construction contract through the CBP Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle (CBP OFAM Design-Build Construction IDIQ (70B01C26D00000019 thru 28)

Related federal terms

  • IDIQ — Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity
  • FFP — Firm-Fixed-Price
  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System

Acquisition timeline

Pre-solicitation timing from agency forecast sources. Estimated dates are planning data, not confirmed solicitation schedules.

Source published
08/03/2026
Last verified on RFPCapture
2026-08-31
Estimated award
Q4 2026 (agency estimate)
Expected period of performance end
Q4 2026 (agency estimate)

Why watch this

  • Agency planning data cites an estimated value of Over $100M.

Market context

NAICS market
NAICS 236220

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Source

Source
DHS APFS Public Forecast Export
Source file
Public Forecast List Acquisition Planning Forecast System (1).csv
Official source
Agency forecast source
Last verified
2026-08-31

Agency-published contact: SANTOS

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