BLUF: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) awarded Dell Federal Systems L.P. a $27,780,623.73 task order for Microsoft Enterprise Software Licenses and unified specialized support.

The award, a call numbered 70CTD026FC0000011 against solicitation 70CTD026Q00000032, was signed April 24, 2026, under the Department of Homeland Security's multiple-award blanket purchase agreement 70RTAC24A00000001. It supports ICE's Information Technology Division / Office of the Chief Information Officer.

Why it matters: The award went through full and open competition with fair opportunity given under the multiple-award BPA, rather than a sole-source path — a reminder that even large enterprise software buys inside DHS components can run through competed vehicles when a qualified multiple-award pool exists. For resellers and systems integrators tracking DHS IT spend, it signals continued ICE investment in enterprise licensing infrastructure rather than a one-time catch-up purchase, given the roughly 11-month period of performance.

By the numbers:

• Award value: $27,780,623.73
• Period of performance: April 24, 2026 – March 26, 2027
• NAICS code: 511210 (Software Publishers)
• Solicitation number: 70CTD026Q00000032
• Contract vehicle: BPA call under parent multiple-award BPA 70RTAC24A00000001
• Competition type: Full and open, fair opportunity given

The call is a BPA order rather than a new stand-alone contract, drawing against the DHS-wide multiple-award BPA that ICE and other components use for recurring software and IT purchases. Per the award description, payment is tied to receipt of deliverables under the call rather than a fixed lump-sum schedule.

Source: USAspending.gov