Office of Legal Policy

The Department of Justice Office of Legal Policy, a civilian sub-agency within the Justice Department, procures legal and policy advisory services and administrative support. The Office has awarded 7 federal contracts since 2018, with minimal transaction volume and scale—combined potential value totals $56 thousand across all awards, with $48 thousand obligated to date.

Recent contract activity is sporadic: the Office issued 1 award in 2018, 3 in 2019, 1 in 2021, 1 in 2024, and 1 most recently in 2025. The competitive base is highly fragmented, with 6 distinct prime contractors across the portfolio lifetime and no dominant player. Ameritel Communications Corporation holds the only repeat award (2 contracts, $11 thousand combined potential value), accounting for all recent awards by count but representing only 20 percent of combined potential value portfolio-wide—an indication that individual contract values are extremely small and competition is effectively open entry with minimal barrier. Eighty-six percent of awards carry no set-aside designation; the remaining 14 percent (1 award) is designated Small Business.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Office. The agency's contract footprint is minimal and episodic; pursuit is not recommended unless the firm has an existing legal or policy advisory relationship with the Office or a specific organizational need the Office has flagged. The low transaction volume and award values indicate this is not a primary procurement vehicle for the Office's mission work.