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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has released a draft Request for Proposal for the Tactical Communications and Technical Investigative Comprehensive Solutions (TACTICS) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity contract. The notice is intended for industry review only, and proposals are not being requested or evaluated at this stage. The department states that any proposal information submitted in response to the draft release will not be reviewed or considered, and no contractual obligation will arise from this draft RFP.
Interested vendors are invited to review the draft solicitation and its attachments and submit questions or comments to support finalization of the eventual RFP. DHS does not plan to issue direct responses to individual submissions at this time, but will consider feedback received in accordance with the instructions provided in Draft RFP Section L.3. Questions and comments are due by 12:00 PM Eastern Time on August 3, 2026.
The draft package includes the main RFP, SF1449, statement of work, evaluation workbook materials, minimum requirements and vendor capability documents for multiple technical categories, and pricing templates. The opportunity appears focused on tactical communications and technical investigative solution capabilities for federal homeland security needs.
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