Federal Prison Camp Eglin

Federal Prison Camp Eglin, a sub-agency of the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, operates a minimum-security federal correctional facility and handles procurement for facility operations, maintenance, and inmate services. The Camp closed its contracting activity over a decade ago; the most recent recorded award dates to August 2015.

Contract activity at the Camp has ceased. Across the portfolio history spanning 2009 through 2015, the Camp awarded 39 federal contracts totaling $340 thousand in combined potential value, with all obligated dollars expended. Contract volume peaked in 2012 and 2013 (11 and 10 awards respectively), then declined to 5 awards in 2015 before activity ceased. The small award scale and dollar ceiling indicate procurement for routine facility supplies and services rather than major capital projects.

Among the 6 distinct prime contractors awarded since 2009, no individual contractor's portfolio data is detailed in the source; the competitive base was highly fragmented. Small-business set-asides dominated the contracting mix, with 35 of 39 awards (90%) designated as Total Small Business, and the remaining 4 awards (10%) issued without set-aside restrictions.

No recent contract awards are recorded. No active contract opportunities are on file for this facility. Given the decade-long gap since the last award and the absence of current solicitation activity, Federal Prison Camp Eglin does not represent an active federal contracting opportunity at this time.