US Marshals Service AZ

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Arizona is a regional office of the federal law enforcement agency responsible for fugitive apprehension, court security, and prisoner transport; it procures operational support services and equipment to sustain field marshal operations across the Southwest region. The Arizona office has issued 1,098 federal contract awards since 2006, totaling $61.5 million in combined potential value with $25.1 million obligated to date. Recent activity shows a rising trend: the office awarded 37 contracts in 2022, 42 in 2023, 59 in 2024, 46 in 2025, and 53 year-to-date in 2026, with the most recent award dated 3 weeks ago.

The competitive landscape is highly fragmented by both award count and dollar value. Over the last five years, a large pool of undisclosed domestic awardees accounts for 173 awards totaling $2.3 million in potential value, representing 84 percent of recent award count but only 7 percent of combined potential value. Named primes with meaningful recent activity include Lionheart Alliance, LLC (13 awards, $406 thousand), The Kinetic Group Sales LLC (8 awards, $541 thousand), and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. (4 awards, $83 thousand). Across the portfolio, 259 distinct prime contractors have been awarded since 2006, reflecting a highly dispersed vendor base typical of regional field-office procurement patterns.

The vast majority of awards—89 percent—carry no set-aside designation. Small business awards (both competitive and sole-source) account for 10 percent of recent volume, including 3 HUBZone awards and isolated instances of 8(a), woman-owned small business, and partial small business designations. This low set-aside penetration suggests the office awards predominantly to unrestricted domestic vendors or vendors not required to certify disadvantaged or geographic-preference status.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the source material. Business development professionals should monitor the Arizona office's forthcoming solicitations through SAM.gov and GSA Advantage platforms, particularly for field-operational equipment, court-security systems, and administrative support services typical of marshal regional operations. The rising two-year award cadence indicates increased procurement activity; the fragmented vendor base suggests opportunity for specialized operational-support vendors to compete for task orders and regional supply agreements.