Springfield Field Office

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Springfield Field Office is a field office of the Justice Department that procures operational support, equipment, and services for its Springfield-based investigative operations. The Springfield Field Office executes a small but active local contracting portfolio focused on routine operational needs and facility maintenance.

The Springfield Field Office has awarded 42 federal contracts since 2016, with combined potential value of $541 thousand, entirely obligated. Activity over the last five years shows modest volume: 1 award in 2019, 1 in 2021, 1 in 2022, 8 in 2023, and 1 year-to-date in 2026. The most recent award closed on April 3, 2026. One of ten recent awards carried no reported potential value, typical of Schedule task orders, BPA calls, or below-threshold purchase orders. Across the portfolio lifetime, the office has worked with 36 distinct prime contractors, indicating a highly fragmented competitive landscape with no dominant suppliers.

Over the last five years, competition by award count is highly fragmented; Thundercat Technology LLC, Bradford Systems Corporation, Kapp Trailer Sales and Service LLC, Zdaas LLC, and Advanced Computer Concepts Inc. each hold a single award and together account for 50 percent of recent awards. By combined potential value, the top five primes—Fairwinds Technologies LLC ($38 thousand), Countertrade Products Inc. ($37 thousand), Advanced Computer Concepts Inc. ($32 thousand), Thundercat Technology LLC ($21 thousand), and Kapp Trailer Sales and Service LLC ($18 thousand)—control 27 percent of recent potential value, reinforcing the highly fragmented structure. No single prime dominates across awards or value.

Set-aside activity is minimal. Twenty-nine of forty-two awards (69 percent) carried no set-aside designation; 13 awards (31 percent) were awarded as Total Small Business set-asides. No 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone activity is recorded.

The Springfield Field Office does not appear in the most-recent federal contract opportunities block, and no recent grant activity is recorded against the office. Procurement activity at this field office remains episodic and local in scope, driven by immediate operational and maintenance requirements rather than strategic initiatives. BD interest in this office is likely low given the small award volumes, minimal average award value, and absence of current solicitation activity.