Federal Prison Camp Seymour Johnson

Federal Prison Camp Seymour Johnson, a sub-agency of the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, operates as a minimum-security federal correctional facility and transacts for goods and services supporting its operations and detainee care mission. The facility has awarded five federal contracts totaling $809 thousand combined potential value across its operating history, with all dollars obligated.

Contract activity at the facility is dormant. The most recent award closed in March 2015, more than eleven years ago. The initial four awards were issued in 2010, followed by a single award five years later; no contract awards have been recorded since 2015. The small portfolio reflects the facility's role as an operational correctional site rather than a major procurement hub — contract activity is concentrated among four distinct prime contractors, though the small award count and low combined value afford no meaningful competitive analysis.

All five awards carried no set-aside designation, indicating open competition unrestricted by 8(a), small-business, women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, or HUBZone set-asides. No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the facility.