Department of Homeland Security Contracts in Colorado

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Homeland Security has obligated $2,937,509,026 in federal contract spending performed in Colorado across 74 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving Department of Homeland Security dollars in Colorado is B.I. Incorporated with $1.2B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Colorado and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $2,937,509,026

Contract Count: 74

Average Contract Size: $39.7M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most Department of Homeland Security contract dollars in Colorado, ranked by total obligated value.

1. B.I. Incorporated — $1.2B (10 contracts)
2. THE GEO Group, Inc. — $497.6M (16 contracts)
3. CH2M Hill Constructors, Inc. — $382.5M (7 contracts)
4. Birdon America Inc — $180.6M (6 contracts)
5. American Medical Response, Inc. — $155.7M (3 contracts)
6. Ttec Government Solutions LLC — $92.0M (2 contracts)
7. Vectrus Systems LLC — $90.4M (1 contracts)
8. Sierra Nevada Company, LLC — $70.3M (1 contracts)
9. Peraton Risk Decision Inc. — $60.4M (3 contracts)
10. Triple Canopy Inc — $54.3M (7 contracts)
11. Countertrade Products, Inc. — $51.1M (1 contracts)
12. Pilatus Business Aircraft Ltd — $25.8M (1 contracts)
13. CH2M Hill - CDM Pa-Tac Recovery Services — $22.9M (2 contracts)
14. Lumen Technologies Government Solutions, Inc. — $10.9M (1 contracts)
15. Manufactured Plastics and Distribution, Inc — $10.7M (1 contracts)
16. Apogee Engineering, LLC — $9.4M (1 contracts)
17. Ardent Group, LLC — $9.3M (1 contracts)
18. Systems Integration, Inc. — $6.2M (1 contracts)
19. OLH Technical Services, LLC — $5.8M (1 contracts)
20. Starr II, a Joint Venture — $5.5M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How Department of Homeland Security's contract spending in Colorado is distributed across industry sectors.

• Other: $2.1B (54 contracts)
• Construction: $420.5M (8 contracts)
• IT: $162.4M (6 contracts)
• Healthcare: $111.1M (3 contracts)
• Defense: $70.3M (1 contracts)
• Ship Building and Repairing: $33.1M (2 contracts)

Contracts

• INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP IV) — $300.4M
• ISAP III ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION TASK ORDER — $162.2M
• INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP IV) — $151.2M
• INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP III) FOR ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION — $138.5M
• TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. TA SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEMA DIRECT HOUSING OPERATIONS (DHOPS). INCLUDES HAULING AND INSTALLATION AND LIMITED MAINTENANCE OF, UP TO, AN ADDITIONAL 5500 TEMPORARY HOUSING UNITS IN SUPPORT OF THE RECOVERY MISSION. — $131.1M
• IGF::CT::IGF INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP III) FOR ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION — $123.2M
• THIS TASK ORDER FACILITATES THE INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP) V. ISAP PROVIDES ENFORCEMENT AND REMOVAL OPERATIONS (ERO) WITH A COST-EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO DETENTION, UTILIZING TECHNOLOGY AND CASE MANAGEMENT. — $108.3M
• IGF::CT::IGF INTENSIVE SUPERVISION APPEARANCE PROGRAM (ISAP III) FOR ALTERNATIVES TO DETENTION — $107.2M
• IGF::CT::IGF THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO TRANSFER THE TARS CONTRACT FROM THE USAF TO CBP FOR PROGRAM CONTROL DURING THE FINAL TWO OPTION YEARS OF THE CONTRACT. — $90.4M
• CONSTRUCTION; IDENTIFY POTENTIAL TEMPORARY HOUSING SOLUTIONS, RESOURCES, AND REQUIREMENT IN LOUISIANA FOR PEOPLE DISPLACED AS A RESULT OF HURRICANE KATRINA, TO INCL. DESIGN CONSTRUCTION, AND INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY HOUSING STRUCTURES, AND OPERATE AND MANAGE STAGING AREAS. — $89.2M
• IDENTIFY AND PROVIDE TEMPORARY (UP TO 18 MONTHS) HOUSING SOLUTIONS FOR ALL PEOPLE DISPLACED BY HURRICANE KATRINA. HAUL TRAVEL TRAILERS/MOBILE HOMES/TEMPORARY STRUCTURES TO THEIR INTENDED DESTINATION(S) FOR INSTALLATION. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL DROPS TO TRAVEL TRAILERS, MANUFACTURED HOMES AND ALTERNATIVE HOUSING STRUCTURES. — $79.6M
• FOLLOW ON AWARD CONTRACT FOR AIRCRAFT MODIFICATIONS — $70.3M
• THIS TASK ORDER PROVIDES DETENTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND MEDICAL SERVICES AT THE AURORA, CO CONTRACT DETENTION FACILITY. — $66.9M
• OC3 CALL ORDER 15 — $64.7M
• PROVIDE DISASTER MISSION SUPPORT AIR AND GROUND AMBULANCE AND PARA TRANSIT TRANSPORT SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF HURRRICANE IKE. — $62.8M
• PROVIDE DISASTER MISSION SUPPORT AIR AND GROUND AMBULANCES AND PARATRANSIT TRANSPORT SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF HURRICANE GUSTAV IN THE STATES OF TX, LA, MS, AND AL. — $53.8M
• HARDWARE AND PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT TO REFRESH END-USER COMPUTER EQUIPMENT. THIS DELIVERY ORDER ACQUIRES LAPTOP COMPUTERS, DESKTOP AND TABLET COMPUTERS, THIN CLIENT, MONITORS, AND VARIOUS IT PERIPHERAL/MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT. — $51.1M
• DETENTION SERVICES FOR AURORA, CO CDF — $47.7M
• NEW TASK ORDER FOR DETENTION, TRANSPORTATION AND MEDICAL SERVICES FOR DENVER (AURORA) CONTRACT DETENTION FACILITY — $47.3M
• DELIVERY ORDER PLACED OFF CONTRACT 70Z02319DAML00300 FOR OPTION YEAR FOUR CLINS FOR 47 MLB SLEPS. — $47.1M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Homeland Security spend on contracts in Colorado?

Department of Homeland Security has $2.9B in federal contracts performed in Colorado across 74 awards.

What is the competition rate for Department of Homeland Security contracts in Colorado?

100% of Department of Homeland Security's contracts in Colorado were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most Department of Homeland Security work in Colorado?

The top contractors include B.I. Incorporated, THE GEO Group, Inc., CH2M Hill Constructors, Inc..

What industries receive Department of Homeland Security contract dollars in Colorado?

Department of Homeland Security's spending spans Other, Construction, IT.

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