USDA Farm Service Agency Alaska

The Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Alaska, a sub-agency of USDA responsible for administering farm commodity, conservation, and disaster-assistance programs across Alaska, has awarded 30 federal contracts totaling $3.2 million in combined potential value since 2011. The most recent award closed on 2019-10-17, indicating minimal recent contracting activity. Awards per year over the last five years ranged from 1 to 7, with 7 awards in 2015, 7 in 2016, 1 in 2017, 7 in 2018, and 1 in 2019; combined dollars obligated reached $2.9 million (92% of potential value). The agency has worked with 22 distinct prime contractors across its portfolio history.

Contract set-asides are minimal; 97 percent of awards carried no set-aside designation, with a single 8(a) Sole Source award accounting for the remaining 3 percent. The competitive landscape is highly fragmented, with 22 primes distributed across a small, low-volume portfolio. The agency does not report sufficient concentration data to identify dominant primes by award count or by-value leadership; with only 30 total awards across a 15-year span and no awards recorded since October 2019, the prime base is diffuse and activity is stagnant. Most recent contract opportunities and recent grant opportunities data are not present in the source material, and no recent grant-award activity is recorded against the agency.

Current procurement activity at FSA Alaska is dormant. The seven-year gap between the most recent award and today (2026-10-22) suggests the agency is not an active source of contract work for business-development purposes. Pursuit of opportunities at this office is not recommended absent confirmation of reopened solicitation activity outside this data set.