On November 10, MANTECH announced that it has won a five-year, $307 million contract to provide business intelligence support services (BISS) to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This contract advances U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) intelligence and data analytics capabilities to combat terrorism and transnational crime.
Since 2017, MANTECH has supported CBP in safeguarding more than 17,500 miles of U.S. air, land and maritime borders from threats, including terrorism, narcotics smuggling, human trafficking and trade violations. Under the new contract, MANTECH will build on this proven record by delivering a suite of analytics and automation capabilities, to provide CBP with integrated, end-to-end services and actionable threat visualizations to strengthen homeland security while facilitating lawful trade and travel.
“Our focus is delivering the advanced capabilities that provide a decisive advantage for safeguarding our nation,” said Intelligence and Homeland Security Sector President Barbara Haines-Parmele. “By harnessing the power of next-generation technologies, we empower CBP to seamlessly identify data anomalies and subtle trend shifts to stop threats before they escalate.”
“At MANTECH, we are continually advancing our capabilities, our talent and our delivery on the mission to protect the homeland,” said MANTECH CEO Matt Tait. “We are immensely honored to continue our partnership with CBP, analyzing critical data to deliver the actionable, accurate and relevant intelligence essential to national security.”
Source: MANTECH
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By Loren Blinde
November 12, 2026
