Award

Delivery Order #70CTD026FR0000061

Automation Support Services Contract for ICE Enforcement Operations

Buyer

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Award Amount

$2,324,905.60

Ceiling

$12,187,318.40

Awarded

September 21, 2022

Period of Performance

Sep 21, 2022 – Sep 20, 2027

Identifier

70CTD026FR0000061

NAICS

541519

This award is a delivery order contract under the Scalable Ways to Implement Flexible Tasks (SWIFT) indefinite delivery vehicle, recently granted to DEV Technology Group Inc, a U.S.-based technology firm specializing in advanced software solutions. The contract provides compliance assistance reporting terminal support services aimed at automating repeatable processes within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) enforcement and removal operations. By automating these processes, the contract reduces officer interaction during the non-detained check-in procedure, enhancing operational efficiency and resource allocation. The scope of work includes developing and maintaining automated solutions for compliance reporting terminals, enabling ICE to streamline enforcement procedures. This contract was awarded competitively as part of the broader SWIFT program, which supports flexible tasking and integration of IT applications across ICE. The multi-year agreement spans five years with a potential extension of up to nine years, signifying a long-term commitment to technological advancement within the agency. This award builds on the existing SWIFT contract, under which DEV Technology Group provides maintenance, integration, and customization of ICE's enterprise network applications, reinforcing the company's integral role in supporting DHS information technology infrastructure. The contract is performed in Reston, Virginia, and represents a significant investment toward improving enforcement process automation and compliance tracking for ICE.

Description

THIS AWARD PROVIDES ENFORCEMENT & REMOVAL OPERATIONS WITH COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE REPORTING TERMINAL SUPPORT SERVICES WHICH INCREASES AUTOMATION FOR REPEATABLE PROCESSES AND REDUCES THE LEVEL OF OFFICER INTERACTION IN THE NON-DETAINED CHECK-IN PROC

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