USSS Construction Management & Engineering Services

Request for Information Construction Management Services NAICS Code 541330, Engineering Services Notice Type: Request for Information (RFI) Agency: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service (USSS) Response Due Date: November 20, 2026 Point of Contact: Kimberly Johnson, Contracting Officer, Assistant Division Chief, Office of Procurement 1. Purpose The U.S. Secret Service is conducting market research to identify qualified construction management firms capable of supporting future construction, renovation, design-management, and related task-order requirements. This Request for Information is issued solely for planning and market research purposes. USSS is seeking information from firms operating under North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 541330, Engineering Services, including small businesses and socioeconomic small-business concerns, that possess the organizational capacity, technical expertise, security capability, and geographic reach necessary to support future construction activities. Responses to this RFI will assist USSS in assessing industry capability, the availability of qualified firms, small-business participation, competition, bonding capacity, staffing resources, geographic coverage, and potential acquisition approaches for a future BPA or IDIQ type contract with the USSS. This RFI is not a solicitation, request for proposal, commitment, or promise by the Government to award a contract. The Government will not reimburse respondents for any costs associated with preparing or submitting a response. 2. Anticipated Requirement Description The U.S. Secret Service (USSS) anticipates a nationwide requirement for construction management and related design, engineering, security, infrastructure, and maintenance services at Government-owned or leased facilities and other Government-designated locations throughout the United States and its territories. Work may include new construction, renovations, retrofits, system upgrades, emergency repairs, and sustainment activities performed in occupied, operational, secure, or time-sensitive environments. Depending on the task order, firms may be required to provide services across the full project lifecycle, including: Planning, requirements development, site surveys, existing-condition assessments, project scoping, and cost estimating. Architectural and engineering design management, design review, value engineering, constructability review, and preparation of procurement-ready design documents. Acquisition and preconstruction support, including bid evaluation and contractor-vetting assistance. Construction administration and management, including quality control, safety and schedule oversight, stakeholder coordination, phased work, and management of design changes. Equipment procurement, fabrication, installation, systems integration, testing, commissioning, documentation, training, maintenance, repair, and urgent-response support, as specified in individual task orders. Anticipated task orders may cover one or more of the following service areas: Physical security enhancements: Perimeter controls, security booths and command posts, vehicle and pedestrian access points, site improvements, structural hardening, ballistic or blast-resistant features, secure rooms, doors, gates, locks, and related protective measures. Electronic security systems: Video surveillance and management, intrusion detection, access control, command-and-control, intercom and notification systems, supporting networks and equipment, system programming, cybersecurity hardening, integration, testing, and operator training. Infrastructure and building systems: Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communications, emergency power, structured and fiber-optic cabling, fire and life-safety systems, HVAC, environmental controls, and building-management or monitoring platforms needed to support security and mission continuity. Preventive and corrective maintenance: Inspection, testing, calibration, software and firmware maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, component replacement, emergency response, spare-parts support, lifecycle assessment, and documentation for covered systems and infrastructure. The scope is broad and non-exhaustive. Each task order may establish the applicable locations, technical requirements, deliverables, performance standards, schedule, security restrictions, acceptance criteria, and maintenance obligations. Firms may need to integrate new, existing, legacy, or proprietary systems while minimizing disruption and maintaining safety, security, and continuity of operations. The Government anticipates that some future requirements may involve concurrent task orders of significant value. Respondents should identify their capacity to manage multiple projects simultaneously, including their ability to provide appropriately cleared personnel when required. 3. Industry Information Requested Interested firms are requested to complete and submit the attached Interested Vendor Questionnaire, U.S. Secret Service Construction Management Services, Request for Information, along with the supporting information identified below. 4. Submission Requirements Interested firms should submit the following: A completed Interested Vendor Questionnaire. A capability statement of no more than three pages. Information for up to three relevant completed projects from the past three years. Supporting project documentation, as available. Evidence of SAM.gov registration and applicable socioeconomic certifications, if requested or applicable. Responses should be submitted electronically in searchable PDF format to Kimberly Johnson, email: kimberly.m.johnson@usss.dhs.gov no later than November 20, 2026, 4:00 pm Eastern Standard time. The email subject line should read: RFI Response: USSS Construction Management Services – [Company Name] 5. Additional Information Respondents are encouraged to identify any recommended acquisition, contract-structure, ordering, scope-management, or small-business participation considerations that may help USSS develop a future requirement. Responses should not include sensitive operational, security, proprietary, or controlled information unless specifically authorized by applicable submission instructions. Firms should clearly mark proprietary information submitted in response to this RFI. The Government may use information received in response to this RFI to refine its acquisition strategy, determine the appropriate small-business approach, establish anticipated contract requirements, and develop any future solicitation. The Government is under no obligation to issue a solicitation or award a contract because of this RFI. 6. RFI Disclaimer This RFI is for market research and planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or a commitment by the Government. Submission of a response is voluntary and will not result in reimbursement of any costs incurred. A response to this RFI is not required to participate in any future solicitation, should one be issued. Attachment: Interested Vendor Questionnaire, U.S. Secret Service Construction Management Services Request for Information