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Helium Transportation Services 20151544

Solicitation 20151544 Copied Notice ID 50f729fea9da40ff9435bdbbd275e3c4 Copied HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF — AIR AND MARINE CONTRACTING DIVISION
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Posted
Jun 24, 2025
Deadline
No deadline
Set-aside
None
NAICS
488510
PSC
8145

Summary

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Helium Transportation Services is the requested service. The notice is labeled as a justification, but the description field is empty, so no scope, requirements, or details are provided in this record.

An associated award is listed for this notice, with an amount of $0.00.

The Tethered Aerostats Radar System (TARS) provides for long-range search and track of air and surface targets, providing multi-domain awareness to CBP Air Marine Operations Center (AMOC), Caribbean AMOC (CAMOC), Office of Border Patrol (OBP), United States Coast Guard (USCG), and the U.S. military. The TARS program is comprised of aerostats, aerostat support systems, radars, weather equipment, communications systems, winch systems, facilities, special purpose vehicles, associated equipment, and personnel necessary to accomplish the mission. DLA Aerospace Energy (DLA-E) provides helium product to TARS’ seven (7), TMSS’ two (2), and TAS’ four (4) operational sites. All sites require gaseous helium, which is stored in helium tube trailers onsite. Helium provides direct lift aerial support to Aerostat, radar, and other surveillance tools to overcome line of sight constraints to deter illegal activity along the U.S Southern Border, Florida Keys, and portions of the Caribbean. The trailers used to store, transport, and provide helium are required to be available onsite for daily operations, maintenance, lift loss testing and scheduled / unscheduled inflation to ensure Aerostat stays aloft to support 24/7/365 operations. Based on current and standing operational requirements, TARS estimates an average of thirty- nine (39) roundtrips annually across TARS’ seven operational sites, TMSS two sites, and TAS four operational sites to sustain and maintain Aerostat Minimum Operating Altitude (MOA) and avoid disruption of site operations, causing a potential national security crisis due to site Non-Mission Capability (NMC). The end state will be for aerostat sites to have recurring and on demand transportation support. Due to the potential national security crisis, critical nature of this requirement, timeline, resources, and cost, CBP immediately requires a vendor that can meet and exceed the Statement of Work (SOW) requirements to pick up, transport, and deliver helium trailers as scheduled and unscheduled to ensure the continuation of TARS operations without delay or interruption.

From Justification posted on Jun 24, 2025

Notice history

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Details

Solicitation number 20151544
Notice ID 50f729fea9da40ff9435bdbbd275e3c4
Award number 70B02C25C00000051
Notice type Justification
Product / Service (PSC) 8145
NAICS 488510
Place of performance USA
Archive date Jul 08, 2025

Award Information

Awardees
0
Award Date
Jun 30, 2025

Documents

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Contacts

primary
Somer Nastick

Email

Agency

HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF
US CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION
AIR AND MARINE CONTRACTING DIVISION

Place of Performance


USA

Dates

Posted Jun 24, 2025 1 year ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Awarded Jun 30, 2025 1 year ago