San Diego Field Office

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation San Diego Field Office, a sub-office within the civilian FBI's domestic intelligence and law enforcement mission, procures operational support services and supplies for its San Diego-area operations. The office awards contracts for investigative support, security, facilities, and administrative services that enable field operations across its jurisdiction.

The San Diego Field Office has issued 196 federal contract awards since 2014, totaling $4.1 million in combined potential value, with $4 million obligated. Recent activity shows 11 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 14 in 2024, 4 in 2025, and 5 year-to-date in 2026. The most recent award was issued on 2026-09-25. Award volume has declined notably over the past two years compared to the prior three-year average of roughly 13 awards annually.

Contract competition is highly fragmented across 126 distinct prime contractors over the portfolio lifetime. Over the last five years, Starside Security & Investigation Inc. leads by award count with 7 awards and $622 thousand combined potential value, followed by PH FBI SD LLC (5 awards, $43 thousand) and Vestis Services, LLC (3 awards, $10 thousand). By potential value, Starside Security & Investigation Inc. remains dominant at $622 thousand, with Tribalco LLC second at $445 thousand and County Of San Diego third at $150 thousand. The top five primes by award count hold 38 percent of recent awards, and the top five by potential value account for 33 percent of combined potential value in the last five years.

Set-asides are minimal; 80 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation. Small Business awards comprise 18 percent of all awards (36 contracts), while Woman-Owned Small Business accounts for 1 percent (2 awards). No other set-aside categories appear in the portfolio.

No recent contract solicitations or opportunities are recorded in the available source data, and the declining award cadence in 2025 and 2026 suggests reduced near-term procurement activity at the office. Prospective contractors should monitor the San Diego Field Office for future requirements in investigative support and facilities management, though current activity levels do not indicate active market engagement.