US Virgin Islands Field Office

The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation US Virgin Islands Field Office is a civilian sub-agency that procures goods and services to support the FBI's field operations, investigative infrastructure, and administrative functions in the US Virgin Islands territory.

The Field Office has issued 19 federal contract awards since 2016, with the most recent award dated 2019-08-28. Activity peaked in 2016 with 7 awards and declined thereafter, reaching 5 awards in 2019 before ceasing recordable procurement activity. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $2.9 million, with $761 thousand obligated to date (26% of combined potential). The portfolio reflects modest, episodic contracting rather than sustained high-volume procurement; no awards have been recorded since 2019.

Competitive concentration is highly fragmented across 11 distinct prime contractors, with no single vendor dominating the award history. The small portfolio size and absence of recent activity limit the strategic visibility of the competitive landscape; current market positioning among potential bidders cannot be assessed from the available award record.

Set-aside distribution heavily favors unrestricted open competition, with 18 awards (95%) issued under no set-aside designation and one award (5%) under 8(a) sole source. The agency has not pursued small-business, WOSB, SDVOSB, or HUBZone set-asides in its recorded contracting activity.

No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the Field Office as of this summary date. Prospective vendors should verify current solicitation status through sam.gov or the FBI's procurement channels, as the seven-year gap since the most recent award suggests either a significant reduction in procurement volume, a consolidation of requirements into parent-level or regional contracts, or incomplete reporting of recent activity.