CADENCE2COMPLETION LLC

• SYSTEMS PLANNING AND ANALYSIS, INC.

  UEI TRE8LWVNNXL3

  $3.6M

  Subcontractor to this prime · 1 sub-award · latest Jan 23, 2026

  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection
  • “CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION (CBP) IS CHARGED WITH MANAGING, SECURING, AND CONTROLLING THE NATION’S BORDERS WHILE FACILITATING LAWFUL INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AND TRADE. THE OFFICE OF ACQUISITION (OA) WITHIN CBP’S ENTERPRISE SERVICES (ES) SUPPORTS CBP’S MISSION TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY MANAGE THE NATION’S BORDERS BY FACILITATING THE ACQUISITION OF A MIX OF SERVICES, INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS. THIS IS ACHIEVED BY FOCUSING ON ACQUISITION AND PROVIDING TECHNICAL SERVICES (INCLUDING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND LOGISTICS) ACROSS ALL CBP MISSION AREAS. THE OFFICE OF ACQUISITION IS A SERVICE-ORIENTED OVERSIGHT AUTHORITY OVER ALL CBP ACQUISITION PROGRAMS. THE CBP/OA OFFICE ENSURES THAT THE ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES BEING UNDERTAKEN WITHIN CBP COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES, AND ARE ALIGNED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY IN SUPPORT OF THE CHIEF ACQUISITION OFFICER (CAO) AND THE COMPONENT ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE (CAE) FUNCTIONS. THE REQUIRED SUPPORT IS NOT JUST FOR OA BUT POTENTIALLY FOR OTHER ACQUISITION OR PROGRAM OFFICES IN CBP TO INCLUDE PROGRAMS OR SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN CBP OPERATIONAL COMPONENTS (E.G., OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS (OFO), OFFICE OF TRADE (OT), AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS (AMO), U.S. BORDER PATROL (USBP)), INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO OFO, AS WELL AS SUPPORTING ENTERPRISE SERVICES (ES) AND OPERATION SUPPORT (OS). UNDER THE CURRENT CBP ORGANIZATION, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF OA’S ACQUISITION GOVERNANCE AND OVERSIGHT (AGO) AND ACQUISITION SUPPORT DIRECTORATE (ASD) SERVES AS CBP’S CAE. THE CAE IS THE SENIOR ACQUISITION OFFICIAL RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND OVERSIGHT OF ALL ACQUISITION FUNCTIONS IN CBP. THE CAE IS FURTHER RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT STATUTORY, REGULATORY, AND HIGHER-LEVEL POLICY REQUIREMENTS ARE FULFILLED BY CBP ACQUISITIONS THROUGH THE EXECUTION OF DHS DIRECTIVE 102-01.”

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