Norfolk Field Office

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Norfolk Field Office is a civilian sub-agency that conducts federal law enforcement operations in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia and procures goods and services in support of field-office operations. The Norfolk Field Office awards contracts for office supplies, technology, equipment, and professional services to support its investigative and administrative mission.

Since 2015, the Norfolk Field Office has issued 30 federal contract awards totaling $520 thousand in combined potential value, with $520 thousand obligated across those awards. Activity remains minimal and sporadic — one award in 2020, one in 2021, one in 2023, two in 2024, and one year-to-date in 2026. Twenty-three distinct prime contractors have received awards over the portfolio lifetime, with 57 percent of awards designated as Small Business set-asides and 43 percent issued without set-aside restriction.

The competitive landscape is highly fragmented. Over the last five years, the top-five contractors by award count hold 100 percent of recent awards because the portfolio is too small for concentration to develop — National Business Furniture, LLC, Adorama Inc., Transource Services Corp., and New TECH Solutions, Inc. each hold a single award in the recent window. National Business Furniture, LLC leads by potential value at $22 thousand, followed by Adorama Inc. at $16 thousand; Transource Services Corp. transacts through Schedule task orders or BPA calls (one award, potential value not reported in source data). The top three contractors by potential value together account for only 9 percent of recent combined potential value, reflecting the micro-scale and commoditized nature of the office's procurement footprint.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Norfolk Field Office. Pursue activity here only if your firm meets Small Business qualification requirements and maintains regional presence or national contract vehicles for commodity procurement — the award volume and dollar amounts do not support direct pursuit without existing seats on relevant GSA Schedules, BPA frameworks, or other national vehicles. The highly fragmented competition and 57 percent small-business set-aside rate indicate the office sources primarily through open-market competitive procurement and existing federal supply contracts rather than through open formal solicitations.