USDA FSA Puerto Rico Office

The Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Puerto Rico Office is a civilian sub-agency within USDA that procures services and supplies to support agricultural lending, farm program administration, and emergency assistance operations across Puerto Rico. The office executes contracts for field surveying, facility services, and administrative support at a small scale relative to USDA enterprise activity.

Contract activity at the Puerto Rico Office remains minimal and sporadic. The office has issued 21 federal contract awards since 2017, with a combined potential value of $548 thousand, all of which has been obligated. Award cadence is uneven: 1 award in 2022, 2 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 1 in 2025, and 1 year-to-date in 2026. The most recent award closed in mid-July 2026. Ten distinct prime contractors have been awarded across the portfolio lifetime.

Competitive concentration is highly concentrated. FS Surveying LLC dominates recent activity with 7 awards totaling $382 thousand in potential value, representing roughly 70 percent of recent contract spending by dollars. The next-largest awardee, BIF New York Inc., holds 1 award at $78 thousand. The remaining three active primes (Fortuno & Fortuno Fas CSP, On-Demand Services LLC, and Lighthouse Integrated Services Corp) collectively account for $34 thousand across 4 awards. FS Surveying's portfolio reflects the office's core procurement need for land surveying and boundary demarcation services tied to farm loan collateral and land-title verification in Puerto Rico.

The set-aside mix skews away from small-business reserves. Eighty-one percent of awards (17 of 21) carry no set-aside designation; the remaining 19 percent (4 awards) were issued under Total Small Business set-asides. No 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, or SDVOSB designations appear in the recent portfolio.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the source data. The sporadic award pattern and small dollar value suggest this office does not maintain a sustained open-solicitation pipeline; procurement is likely driven by operational need as it arises rather than by cycle-driven competitions. Prospective vendors should monitor the SAM.gov Advanced Search and USDA procurement channels for occasional spot buys tied to survey work, facility maintenance, and administrative services in the Puerto Rico region.