Executive Office for US Attorneys

The Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys, a sub-agency of the Department of Justice, procures operational and support services for the 93 U.S. Attorneys' Offices nationwide, including court reporting, facilities management, security, records retrieval, and specialized software and equipment. The office has awarded 3,278 contracts since 2006 with a combined potential value of $1.33 billion and $997.7 million in obligated spending. Recent contract volume has averaged 125 to 130 awards per year over the last five years; 2025 saw 106 awards and 2026 has recorded 118 awards year-to-date.

Metropolitan Security Services, Inc. dominates recent contract activity, holding 42 awards worth $74.9 million in potential value over the last five years. World Wide Technology LLC ranks second with 37 awards and $14.9 million in potential value, followed by New TECH Solutions, Inc. with 31 awards and $6.2 million. The top five primes by award count collectively account for 26 percent of recent awards; by potential value, they account for 9 percent. The wider prime contractor base comprises 794 distinct vendors, indicating moderately concentrated competition overall by-count but highly fragmented concentration by-value, reflecting a mix of large-count vendors transacting at lower individual dollar amounts and a smaller set of higher-value awardees.

Set-aside activity is minimal. Eighty percent of awards use no set-aside designation; small-business set-asides (all categories combined) comprise 15 percent of awards, with 8(a) sole-source accounting for 4 percent. Service-disabled veteran-owned small business, economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business, HUBZone, and woman-owned small business set-asides each represent less than 1 percent of volume.

Recent solicitations reflect the office's core operational needs. Grand jury and deposition court reporting services dominate the open pipeline—multiple small-business-set-aside IDIQ solicitations are open or recently posted for districts including Connecticut, South Dakota, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Louisiana, with due dates between late August and mid-November 2026. Record retrieval services for the Southern District of Texas and Western District of Washington are similarly structured as small-business-set-aside IDIQs. Non-competitive special notices for sole-source awards include LWRC rifles for the 1811 law-enforcement program, AIT CFIS and ProLaw software licenses, personnel security credit reporting services, and strategic communications advisory services. A secure parking solicitation for 40 reserved spaces in Orlando, Florida (no set-aside) closed in early September 2026. Contracting Officers Brandon Wish and Olina Rae manage the bulk of posted opportunities.