Office of the Comptroller - Legacy

The Department of Homeland Security Office of the Comptroller — a civilian sub-agency within the Department of Homeland Security — historically procured financial management, administrative, and operational support services through federal contracts, with activity concentrated between 2003 and 2009.

The office awarded 3,915 federal contracts across its portfolio history, with peak activity in 2007 and 2008. Awards-per-year volume ran at 98 in 2005, 754 in 2006, 1,319 in 2007, 1,362 in 2008, and 349 in 2009. The most recent recorded award dates to December 28, 2009 — more than 16 years ago. Combined award potential value across the portfolio totaled $435 million, with $514 million obligated against those awards. The office worked with 809 distinct prime contractors across the portfolio history.

Small Business set-asides dominated the competitive mix, accounting for 51 percent of all awards (2,008 awards). No set-aside awards made up the balance at 48 percent (1,895 awards). Partial small business, 8(a) sole source, HUBZone, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business awards each represented less than one percent of the portfolio.

No recent contract activity is recorded against the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Comptroller — Legacy or its descendant offices. The agency's contracting function appears to have concluded by 2009, and no active solicitations or contract opportunities are present in the current environment. This office is not a candidate for active business development pursuit at this time.