Design and Construct New Border Patrol Station in Rio Grande City, TX

Forecast overview

Subagency

CBP/Facilities Managemen

NAICS

236220

Estimated value

Over $100M

Set-aside

N/A

Place of performance

TX

Design and construction of a new Border Patrol Station (BPS) to be located on the existing BPS site in Rio Grande City, Texas. Demolish of existing facilities will be required. Acquisition of adjacent privately-owned land is required to supplement the area required to construct the new station and an additional ingress/egress roadway (per USBP design requirements). A new station is required to support 538 staff (includes 505 agents). The existing station, built around 2000, was originally designed and constructed for 125 agents. The Contractor’s design and build shall comply with the requirements listed in Scope of Work (SOW) including the Compliance Documents in the SOW. The existing BPS shall remain operational throughout the construction and commissioning of the new facility. The Contractor shall submit a construction sequencing and staging plan detailing the transition to the new facility and continued operations, as well as measures to facilitate traffic during construction, for CBP’s review and approval prior to the start of construction. The Contractor shall decommission and dispose of the existing BPS facilities per federal requirements after the USBP has vacated the existing facilities. The Contractor shall conduct a visual site visit to assess site conditions, constraints, and topography. This visit will ensure the Contractor fully understands the operational environment and is able to provide an informed response to the Request for Proposal (RFP). Acquisition Strategy: This requirement will be competed against the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Multiple Award Design-Build IDIQ.

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: Chris

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