Canadian Car Insurance

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is seeking a qualified insurance provider to furnish Canadian liability automobile insurance for 175 government‑owned vehicles operating out of six northern border offices. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price RFQ with a 12‑month base period and up to four additional 12‑month option periods, covering all Canadian provinces and territories. Bidders must demonstrate underwriting capacity, financial liquidity, and the ability to issue coverage when the driver is unknown. Technical proposals are limited to ten pages and must include a detailed approach for rate determination per province/territory and agent availability. Pricing must be submitted on the provided template; the award will be based on the lowest‑priced technically acceptable (LPTA) offer. • Provide liability coverage for 175 ICE vehicles traveling in/around Canada. • Coverage must be available in every Canadian province/territory, even when driver is unknown. • Base period: 9/23/2026 – 9/22/2027; four optional 12‑month extensions through 9/22/2032. • Firm‑fixed‑price contract; NAICS 524210 (Insurance Agencies & Brokerages). • Technical approach ≤ 10 pages; pricing template required; SAM registration mandatory. • Questions due 12 pm CT 9/14/2026; proposals due 12 pm CT 9/17/2026 via email.