Batavia Detention Infrastructure
Special Notice from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, for work in Batavia, New York.
| Solicitation number | 26-0356 |
|---|---|
| Agency | US Immigration and Customs Enforcement |
| Office | Detention Compliance and Removals |
| Notice type | Special Notice |
| Set-aside | None |
| Trade (NAICS) | Security Guards and Patrol Services (561612) |
| Product or service code | S206 |
| Place of performance | Batavia, New York |
| Posted | Oct 7, 2026 |
| Response deadline | Not stated |
Official notice and attachments
Description
ICE ERO requires a temporary detention structure to safely house up to 100 detainees of all security levels. The structure shall be located and placed in the area proposed by the contractor within the confines of the existing detention facility. The structures and services shall conform to the most current version of the Performance-Based National Detention Standards 2011, with 2016 revisions.
The structure must also meet all American Correctional Association requirements and all applicable DHS/ICE policies and procedures. The contractor shall provide all necessary systems, equipment, supplies, labor, infrastructure, and support of sufficient size and scope to safely house and service a population of up to 100 detainees. The contractor shall meet all requirements outlined in the applicable standards and the performance work statement.
The contractor shall provide and install self-sustaining utilities. The temporary structures shall not tie into existing water, sewage, electrical, or other facility infrastructure unless expressly authorized by the Government. The contractor shall provide turnkey housing and medical structures, including flooring and other features necessary to support up to 100 detainees using double-bunk configurations.
The contractor shall furnish all installation support and equipment related to the temporary detention structure and integrated medical structure. The contractor is responsible for installation oversight, management, supervision, trained personnel, materials, supplies, licenses, permits, and all other resources necessary for the project. The contractor shall purchase ICE Health Service Corps furniture, fixtures, and medical equipment as a one-time purchase, maintain such items as required, and provide an initial order of medical office and medical supplies, with ongoing purchases as needed.
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