Data Entry Services

The scope of work under this Statement of Work (SOW) is to acquire data entry contractors to supplement the ongoing processing and humanitarian efforts by CBP officers, to perform the following tasks: Performing administrative functions related to receiving non-citizens after they present themselves at a port of entry, to include storing and tracking their personal property, and assisting CBP personnel with providing for their security and well-being while in OFO custody. Escort of individuals being inspected within or between facilities. Demonstrate and/or describe noncitizen self-fingerprinting or DNA collection requirements Drafting and maintaining administrative documents (both paper and electronic) related to the inspection and processing of non-citizens, including reports concerning transportation and removal of detained non-citizens. Logging information about detained non-citizens into CBP information systems, such as Unified Secondary (USEC), including the status of regular welfare checks and conditions in custody. Arranging transport for non-citizens in custody to detention, immigration court proceedings, and medical facilities. The Data Entry Contractors serve an explicitly civilian function. They are not involved in any law enforcement duties (i.e., interviewing non-citizens) and do not participate in immigration disposition determinations. Personnel required for this effort are: 170 Data Entry Contractors. The number of personnel per site shall be outlined in Section 4.7.4. In supporting and maintaining CBP s mission to effectively ensure the safety of our environment, enforce our laws, protect our revenue, and facilitate legitimate trade, the Contractor shall provide qualified personnel to assist CBP as outlined in Section 2.0 (Scope of Work) and Section 4.0 (Specific Tasks). Acquisition Strategy: competitive solicitation under the SDVOSB-Only PACTS II DHS Strategic sourcing vehicle.