ICE Cellebrite Contract: $96M Vehicle, $12.8M Order
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement established a five-year Cellebrite digital-forensics contract vehicle with a $96 million ceiling and placed a separate $12.79 million delivery order supporting Homeland Security Investigations.
A new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement contracting vehicle gives Homeland Security Investigations access to up to $96 million in Cellebrite products and services through 2031, while a separate September delivery order is valued at up to $12.79 million for a one-year performance period.
Coverage areas: digital forensics, cyber investigations, law-enforcement software, Cellebrite, Homeland Security Investigations, federal technology procurement.
ICE establishes a five-year Cellebrite vehicle
Federal contract data identify 70CMSD26D00000001 as a single-award indefinite-delivery contract to Cellebrite with a ceiling of $96 million.
The vehicle is associated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and is described as supporting Homeland Security Investigations with Cellebrite products and services used for cyber-crime center operations and digital-forensics capabilities.
The reported ordering period begins in September 2026 and runs into September 2031. Contract data show a fixed-price structure, full-and-open competition and two bids for the parent vehicle.
A $12.79M delivery order moves the vehicle into performance
ICE also placed delivery order 70CMSD26FR0000130 under the parent contract. The order is worth up to $12,794,860.
The government's description says the order provides Cellebrite products and services to support Homeland Security Investigations with digital-forensics capabilities, technical support and related mission needs.
Contract data list a one-year period of performance from September 30, 2026 through September 29, 2027 and classify the work under NAICS 541519, Other Computer Related Services, and product service code 7A21 for business application software.
The solicitation centered on Cellebrite products
The procurement trace leads back to ICE solicitation 70CMSD26R00000009, a July 2026 request for proposals for Cellebrite products. The solicitation was amended in August before the contract vehicle was established in September.
Available procurement records show the requirement was designed around a single-award IDIQ structure with firm-fixed-price orders. The public record reviewed by OACRA supports reporting on the vehicle and order values, but it does not establish how much of the full $96 million ceiling will ultimately be spent.
Why this matters for justice technology
Digital-forensics platforms sit at the intersection of device extraction, investigative software, evidence workflows and cyber operations. A five-year federal vehicle of this size gives the market a clear view of ICE's anticipated purchasing capacity for this product category.
The distinction between ceiling and actual spending matters: $96 million represents the maximum vehicle capacity, while the $12.79 million delivery order is a separately identified current transaction. OACRA will track additional orders and modifications as the vehicle develops.
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