USDA FSA Arizona State Office

The Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Arizona State Office is a sub-agency within USDA that administers farm-support and agricultural-assistance programs for Arizona farmers and ranchers, procuring goods and services in support of its state-level operations and program delivery. The Arizona State Office transacts through a modest contract portfolio focused primarily on operational supplies and furnishings rather than large-scale service delivery.

The agency has awarded 34 federal contracts since 2015, totaling $307 thousand in combined potential value, with all obligated dollars drawn down. Recent activity has slowed considerably: 16 awards in 2019, followed by 1 award each in 2020, 2022, and 2023, and 2 awards in 2024. The most recent recorded award closed in August 2024. The portfolio reflects the operational scale of a state-level sub-agency — contract values remain small and transaction volume has declined sharply from an initial peak.

Competition is highly fragmented. Among the top five vendors by award count over the last five years, SLM Contract Furniture, Inc. leads with 2 awards totaling $123 thousand; Office Leader Corp and BIF New York Inc. each hold 1 award. These three vendors account for 100% of recent award count but only 59% of combined potential value, indicating that smaller awards are distributed among a long tail of low-volume contractors. Across the portfolio lifetime, 12 distinct prime contractors have been awarded.

Three-quarters of awards carry no set-aside designation, with the remaining 26% awarded as total small business set-asides. The agency does not appear to conduct 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone carve-outs at any material scale.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Arizona State Office. The combination of minimal recent award volume, small contract values, and absence of open solicitations suggests this sub-agency is not actively procuring at present. Business development professionals should monitor for reopening solicitation activity rather than expect near-term opportunities.