Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board

The Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board is an independent civilian agency that procures professional services, technology solutions, and compliance expertise in support of its regulatory and advisory mission on accessibility standards and barriers compliance. The Board has awarded 551 federal contracts since 2001, with recent activity steady at 8 to 13 awards per year; 2022 saw 8 awards, 2023 saw 12, 2024 saw 8, 2025 saw 8, and 2026 shows 13 year-to-date. Combined potential value across the portfolio reaches $77.4 million, with $30.7 million obligated.

The competitive landscape is concentrated in the upper tier. AZ Cyber Security Solutions, Inc. dominates recent activity over the last five years, holding 7 awards worth $14.4 million in potential value and representing a significant fraction of the Board's recent prime-contractor base. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Enterprise Technology Solutions, Inc., Govsmart, Inc., and Kastle Systems LLC account for the next tier, each holding 3 to 4 awards. The Board has worked with 188 distinct prime contractors across its portfolio history; by recent award count, the top five hold 41 percent of awards, while by potential value, the top five hold 23 percent, indicating that smaller contractors and one-off vendors comprise a fragmented tail.

The Board's set-aside mix reflects its focus on open competition and non-minority contracting. Seventy-three percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, while small-business set-asides (Total Small Business category) account for 16 percent. 8(a) awards—both sole-source and competitive—total 7 percent of the portfolio. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations comprise 2 percent, with HUBZone and Woman-Owned Small Business each representing 1 percent. The Board conducts minimal reserve activity for underrepresented vendor classes, preferring unrestricted competition.

The most recently recorded award closed on September 21, 2026. No recent contract opportunities are reported in the source data. The Board's contract activity cadence and low absolute dollar volume suggest this is a modest procurement footprint focused on narrow compliance and advisory support work rather than major systems integration or large-scale service delivery.