Top NAICS Codes
Key Contract Vehicles
EAGLE IIFirstSource IIIHSSEDIDHS PACTS III
Insider Tips
- 1DHS components buy independently — target specific components like CBP, TSA, or FEMA
- 2Cybersecurity is DHS's highest-growth spending area
- 3FEMA disaster response creates surge contract opportunities
- 4Security clearances are essential for most DHS work
- 5DHS has a strong small business program — attend their quarterly outreach events
- 6Border technology and immigration services are major spending categories
Step-by-Step Guide
- 1
Register on SAM.gov
Ensure registration reflects any security clearances your business holds.
- 2
Target a DHS Component
Focus on one or two components (CBP, ICE, TSA, FEMA, CISA, USCIS, Coast Guard, Secret Service).
- 3
Get Security Clearances
Most DHS contracts require personnel with Secret or Top Secret clearances.
- 4
Attend DHS Industry Days
Each component holds regular industry events. The DHS Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization coordinates outreach.
- 5
Get on DHS Vehicles
EAGLE II (IT) and FirstSource III (mission support) are primary DHS vehicles.
- 6
Pursue Small Business Set-Asides
DHS actively meets small business goals — leverage set-aside programs.
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