Cabinet department
Selling to the Department of Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security buys across a wide mission set through components including CBP, ICE, TSA, FEMA, the Coast Guard, CISA, and the Secret Service. Its needs skew toward security technology, screening, IT and cyber, and emergency response.
Open opportunities in DHS
Updated August 24, 20263,203active solicitations
Most common set-asides
- Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)1,100
- No Set aside used957
- Unrestricted690
- Small Business Set Aside - Total359
- 8a Competed31
Most active NAICS codes
- 336413469
- 336611282
- 488190149
- 81131090
- 23822086
Counts reflect active contract opportunities ingested from SAM.gov and refresh daily. Figures move as solicitations are posted, amended, and closed.
What DHS buys
- Border security technology and surveillance
- Screening and detection equipment
- Cybersecurity and IT services
- Emergency response and disaster recovery support
- Guard, patrol, and detention services
Common NAICS codes on DHS solicitations
Small-business notes
DHS components buy fairly independently, so track the component rather than the department. FEMA in particular generates large volumes of short-fuse disaster-response work where prior registration and geographic presence matter more than incumbency.
Official resources
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