US Marshals Service Central GA

The U.S. Marshals Service Central GA is the Middle District of Georgia office of the U.S. Marshals Service, the oldest federal law enforcement agency in the United States. As part of the Department of Justice, this office is responsible for providing security for federal courts, transporting federal prisoners, protecting federal witnesses, apprehending federal fugitives, and managing seized assets in its jurisdictional area. The Central Georgia office serves multiple counties within the Middle District of Georgia, ensuring federal judicial security and law enforcement operations throughout the region.

The U.S. Marshals Service Central GA has recently awarded multiple contracts for district guard support services, representing a significant portion of its contracting activity. Between October 2024 and February 2025, the office issued six purchase orders to Domestic Awardees for FY2025 District Guard Support Services, with individual values ranging from $20,000 to $22,000 each, totaling approximately $122,000. These labor-hour contracts involve guarding and processing federal prisoners in cellblocks, courtrooms, and during transport, as well as guarding federal, seized, or forfeited property. None of these contracts had set-aside designations, suggesting open competition for these security service needs.

The office also procured tactical equipment and ammunition through several contracts to support its law enforcement operations. In August 2024, a $10,939.50 firm-fixed-price purchase order was awarded to Hornady Manufacturing Company for .556 caliber ammunition with delivery expected by August 2025. Additionally, the office issued two delivery orders to Botach Inc. (doing business as Botach Tactical), a woman-owned small business, through the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule. These orders, valued at $7,564 in August 2024 and $1,134 in February 2025, were for firearms, weapons, accessories, and other tactical equipment. These procurement patterns demonstrate the office's ongoing need for both security personnel services and specialized law enforcement equipment to fulfill its federal law enforcement mission.