Analysis and Trends on DHS Expiring FY26 Contracts

Join us for the Analysis and Trends on DHS Expiring FY26 Contracts Presentation. Unique data compiled for Industry is not available anywhere but at this event.

Join us as Monica Padron-Harris, Michael Smith and Brian Hebbel to take a deep dive into DHS expiring contracts for FY 2026 to gain insight into what the data means to contractors targeting 12 different DHS components from 3 former Acquisition Officials.

The Presentation Includes:
A Summary of the data for every DHS Agency

• Over 18,000 DHS FY 2026 expiring actions by component.
• Over $18 billion contracts/orders expiring in FY 2026 by component.
• Including breakout of Small Business Set-Aside Data
• Anticipated buying trends as a result of the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul
• Impacts of GSA Consolidation
• Budget Update for each DHS components

What does the data mean for business development at DHS? Our DHS will provide this insight.

AS A BONUS! You will receive a spreadsheet with ALL EXPIRING Contracts for FY26 for DHS.

12 DHS Components Including:

• CBP and CBP OIT
• CISA
• FEMA
• FLETC
• FPS Management Directorate: Headquaters DHS
• ICE
• OIG
• OPO
• TSA
• USCG
• USCIS
• USSS

Do you have a specific DHS Operating or Staff Division that you are targeting or pursuing?

-->The data can be filtered to focus on just the expiring opportunities within that Organization

Detailed slides will point out specific areas of socio-economic interest which can then be looked at in greater detail on the supporting spreadsheet.

This is a one stop shop to see all of DHS’s expiring socio-economic contracts and task orders at a single glance, all captured in a single spreadsheet.

Customized Spreadsheet Data Includes:

• Contacts noted in FPDS
• Contract Numbers (PIIDs)
• NAICS, Ultimate Completion Dates
• Vendor’s 8(a) Graduation Dates
• Number of Offerors Received
• Set-Aside Type
• Vendor’s Socio-Economic Status(s)

All public data coming out of the depths of Federal Procurement Data System – Next Generation (FPDS-NG). Data is actual data as input by the contracting official of record.

The webinar will discuss the data details and suggestions for filtering data in order to create an DHS Acquisition Pipeline.

--> Bring your questions to be answered!

Can't attend live, no worries. The presentation will be recorded!

AGAIN!!! All participants will receive a copy of the presentation slides, excel spreadsheets, and access to the recording.

**Any government officials that would like to attend, please contact Amanda Schrauben at amanda@shelleysevents.com for registration**

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The Presenters

Michael Smith is a retired Senior Executive from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and currently serves as the Founder/CEO of Access Government Services and Executive Vice President with GovConRx where he uses his vast federal acquisition experience in contracting, performance management, program management, and logistics to provide full service acquisition consulting services for companies doing business with Federal, State, and Local governments.

Mr. Smith formerly served as the Program Manager for the $48B EAGLE and FirstSource Programs, DHS Director of Strategic Sourcing, and finally as Executive Director of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Selective Acquisitions (OSA) within the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer (OCPO) where he led the execution of classified and sensitive acquisitions for several DHS customers across the headquarters and component organizations. Mr. Smith is recognized across the Government as a true innovator and transformational leader. He has over 34 years of experience in Federal procurement and acquisition-related fields including several positions of increasing levels of responsibility.

Monica Padron Harris is an acquisition consultant with over 30+ years of experience in a variety of Federal agencies, Monica specializes in identifying strategic acquisition targets, understanding the federal contracting marketplace specifically within DHS with the last 12+ years spent at USCIS as a Contracting Officer, Sr. Procurement Analyst, and a Sr. IT Acquisition Advisor to the senior leadership team within OIT and the Office of Contracting.

As a Sr. IT Acquisition Advisor, Monica advised on the acquisition strategy, the evaluation factors, and a technical advisor SME on program contract requirements. She led procurement strategies on cross functional committees for OIT and the Office of Contracting.

Monica provided executive leadership and guidance on development and implementation of sound and innovative acquisition policies and procedures for programs consistent with contractual regulations and policies. Advised on program plans and priorities that are fundamentally significant in establishing, meeting, and in evaluating mission objectives and program goals.

She has a deep understanding of federal regulatory frameworks, including the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and agency internal regulations and approval processes.

Monica has intimate knowledge of DHS and USCIS OIT and Office of Contracting programs as well as the roles of the decision makers that drive procurement decisions.

Brian Hebbel is a federal procurement expert, consultant, author and trainer. Through his 40 years of Government contracting expertise, he has provided expert advice and guidance to Government officials and contractors alike. He was a Senior Acquisition Official (Group Director) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Office of Acquisition and Grants Management. He provided oversight to three contracting divisions awarding $1,500,000,000 in contract awards in FY 2017. He is also the author of CPARS Guide & Best Practices for Federal Contractors and How to Market & Sell to the U.S Government, A View from the Inside. Teaming with former colleagues, he has trained over 5,000 people in the past 6 years with his unique "Inside Government Perspective" training. He also provides training to the government contracting staff with three courses:

• A Simulated Technical Evaluation Panel Training Exercise

• CPARS Training
• FAR Crash Course

These same courses are also offered online to Government contractors.

Audience Voice

Shelley McGuire focuses her energy and passion on bringing the government contracting community together on various topics to educate and help bridge the gap between industry and government officials, often with a component that includes the social responsibility of giving back. Shelley has always enjoyed assisting others, especially small businesses, and connecting the dots by way of holding social events around the MD, DC, and VA area for the last 10 years. She takes great pride in knowing her social connections, while far and wide, are only six degrees or less of separation from each other.