The Department of Homeland Security has forecast a recompete of its Trio Financial Systems Modernization Solution contract worth more than $100 million. Deloitte currently holds the incumbent task order.
What's happening
- DHS published the recompete forecast on its acquisition planning system on September 16, 2026.
- Solicitation is estimated for January 4, 2027, with award anticipated in Q3 FY2027.
- Performance runs through April 29, 2028, with work based in Springfield, Virginia.
- The firm-fixed-price task order will be awarded under NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V vehicle.
Why it matters
- Trio FSMS supports three DHS components covering financial management, procurement, contract writing, asset management and valuation.
- The contractor provides system life cycle management, testing, quality control, software engineering and help desk support across multiple feeder systems.
- DHS aims to consolidate components onto standard business processes using as few separate systems as practical.
Going deeper
- Trio is an Oracle E-Business Suite implementation that originally covered the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction office, Transportation Security Administration and Coast Guard.
- The CWMD office was dissolved in early 2026, narrowing the covered components.
- The Trio program sits under DHS Financial Systems Modernization, established after a 2011 memorandum from the under secretary for management.
Financial impact
- Award of the task order will generate revenue recognition for the winning contractor beginning Q3 FY2027 through April 2028.
- The firm-fixed-price structure means the contractor bears cost risk over the performance period.
- Timing of revenue recognition depends on contract terms and task order specifics, which are not disclosed.
The fine print
- This is a recompete, meaning Deloitte's incumbent task order is being contested.
- Award is contingent on solicitation release on or near January 4, 2027, and evaluation completion by Q3 FY2027.
- The $100 million figure is a forecast value; actual obligated funds may differ based on task order structure.