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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contracts
Live DHS solicitations open for bid on SAM.gov. Approximately $25 billion per year in contract awards.
265 opportunities open now
SEAL ASSEMBLY, SHAFT
Homeland Security, Department of
Marine Vessel Support Services for Search and Rescue (SAR) Field Exercises
Homeland Security, Department of
PLUG FUSIBLE
Homeland Security, Department of
SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE to identify firms capable of performing ATON Repair & Replace Work at Base Tongue Point/Columbia River, Astoria, OR
Homeland Security, Department of
Invitation for Bid (IFB) Installation of Ductless HVAC System at USCG Station Milford Haven
Homeland Security, Department of
RT-VERT. MTNG TRAY FOR US ON THE MH-65
Homeland Security, Department of
HMS TimeControl Licensing Support and Maintenance
Homeland Security, Department of
Overhaul of Aileron Booster
Homeland Security, Department of
DHS/ICE intends to procure comprehensive detention services (housing, guards, meals, medical care, transportation) on a sole source basis.
Homeland Security, Department of
Security Technologies Information sessions
Homeland Security, Department of
Overhaul of Coast Guard 32-foot TPSB
Homeland Security, Department of
USCGC WAESCHE PROXIMITY SWITCH
Homeland Security, Department of
FLOWMETER, ELECTROMAGNETIC
Homeland Security, Department of
52000QR260025236- CGC Frederick Mann- FM200 & Galley Hood Inspection
Homeland Security, Department of
CERTIFIED TESTING AND INSPECTION OF GASOLINE DISPENSING UNDERGROUND TANKS, PETALUMA, CA
Homeland Security, Department of
MERCURY MARINE PARTS
Homeland Security, Department of
Procurement of Sling, Cargo, Net
Homeland Security, Department of
PSU308 TEMPORARY LODGING - PASCAGOULA, MS
Homeland Security, Department of
Pest Control Services at Base Elizabeth City
Homeland Security, Department of
Firing Range Services for CBP Port of Norfolk
Homeland Security, Department of
USCGC STORIS SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT SOURCES SOUGHT
Homeland Security, Department of
BELT, DRIVE ETC.
Homeland Security, Department of
FLOODLIGHT, ELECTRIC
Homeland Security, Department of
USCG Base Miami Beach C5I Tower Training 2026
Homeland Security, Department of
OPEN, INSPECT, REPORT AND REPAIR TURBOCHARGER
Homeland Security, Department of
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About contracting with the DHS
The Department of Homeland Security is the third-largest federal buyer after DoD and VA among operating departments, and its contracting profile is unusually diverse because of how broad its operational mission is. Customs and Border Protection runs major procurements for border-surveillance technology (towers, sensors, cameras), aviation assets, and detection equipment at ports of entry — its Office of Acquisition is one of the larger federal acquisition shops outside DoD. The Transportation Security Administration buys heavily for airport screening equipment (X-ray, explosive trace detection, body scanners), passenger-screening services in some configurations, and aviation security technology. The US Coast Guard is a major buyer of cutters, boats, aircraft, and shore-side infrastructure — Coast Guard major-systems acquisitions run on long timelines comparable to Navy programmes. FEMA runs both pre-positioned IDIQs for disaster-response services (debris removal, emergency housing, temporary facilities) and rapid-response buys during declared disasters. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has become an important buyer for cybersecurity services, threat-hunting capability, and protective-DNS services as the federal government has centralised more cyber capability. The Federal Protective Service contracts for armed and unarmed guard services at GSA-controlled federal facilities — these contracts are some of the largest single labour-services awards in the federal government. DHS runs an active small-business programme with strong HUBZone and SDVOSB utilisation. Vendors targeting DHS should align with 541512 (IT services), 561612 (security guards), 541330 (engineering), and 236220 (construction). Subcontracting under prime contractors on large DHS IDIQs — particularly EAGLE NEXT Gen for IT services — is a common entry point. See our federal contract search and SAM.gov alternative pages for tools to monitor DHS opportunities.