Equinix Data Center Services Renewal
Forecast details
Requirement
DHS/S&T/CIO requires renewal of Data Center cage space, power, cooling and connectivity for 10 cabinets at Equinix Ashburn and associated wiring and zero hop network connections and internet connection services to DHS Homeland Security Enterprise Network (HSEN), other carriers, and Cloud Service Providers (CSP)s. The DHS HSEN cage is located in Equinix Ashburn, VA, Bldg DC11. The DHS S&T Equinix cage also is located at Equinix, Ashburn, Va, Bldg DC11. The Data Center Service Provider shall provide the infrastructure support for a Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) Level 1-Basic Services solution. The Contractor shall continue to provide a colocation facility support for the DHS S&T core infrastructure. The requested facility is located in the DC Metropolitan area that is within fifty 50 mile radius of DHS S&T location (3701 Martin Luther King Ave, SW, Washington DC 20528). The facility shall provide direct zero hop access to DHS HSEN and to carriers such as AT&T, Verizon and Level 1 and CSPs such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google, Oracle, and IBM. This direct connection facilitates better access and lower latency to applications within the above-mentioned entities. Zero hop is defined as providing direct, physical connectivity within the colocation facility campus to HSEN, CSPs, Tier 1 Internet Gateways, and Telcos. This is required to maintain system functionality by reducing network hops and latency, which are caused due to the numerous interfaces between DHS systems, to a minimum. Placing the DHS S&T network systems in a co-location facility also facilitates the routing and inspection of traffic between CSPs, as well as, between the internal DHS S&T network to HSEN and to the CSPs. Additionally, DHS S&T requires space within the Washington DC metropolitan area and direct patching to DHS HSEN’s cage. These specialized requirements can only be met by Equinix.
About this market
Department of Homeland Security awards in NAICS 541519 over the last 3 years.
- Typical award size
- The median award was $175K; the middle half ran from $40K to $1.3M (2661 priced awards).
- Competition
- 93% of 708 awards were competed; median 3 offers.
- Largest vendors
- LEIDOS, INC. — 8 awards, $1.1B
- FOUR POINTS TECHNOLOGY, L.L.C. — 50 awards, $650.3M
- CACI NSS, LLC — 28 awards, $608.9M
- FCN INC — 176 awards, $347.0M
- DEV TECHNOLOGY GROUP INC — 11 awards, $280.8M
- Largest recent awards
- $318.4M to LEIDOS, INC., signed Aug 30, 2024
- $229.5M to LEIDOS, INC., signed Jan 9, 2026
- $227.2M to FOUR POINTS TECHNOLOGY, L.L.C., signed Jun 27, 2024
- $215.3M to CACI NSS, LLC, signed Jan 27, 2026
- $184.0M to DEV TECHNOLOGY GROUP INC, signed Nov 4, 2025
- Recompete pipeline
- 754 contracts of $100K or more in this market end between 90 days and 18 months from now.
Computed from USAspending award data on Oct 25, 2026.