US Marshals Service CO

The United States Marshals Service (USMS), operating under the Department of Justice, serves as the federal law enforcement agency responsible for judicial security, fugitive apprehension, and prisoner transportation throughout the United States. Within its operational mandate, the USMS Colorado Office manages critical functions including the transport and production of prisoners for court proceedings and the provision of security services supporting federal judicial operations. As a civilian agency component of the Department of Justice, the USMS Colorado Office maintains procurement authority to contract for services necessary to sustain its law enforcement mission and support the federal judiciary in the western region.

Recent contracting activity by the USMS Colorado Office demonstrates sustained demand for security guard labor services and prisoner transportation support. Three purchase order awards totaling $60,000 in potential value were issued between December 2024 and July 2025 to Domestic Awardees, a for-profit service provider. The contracts employ labor hours pricing structures and share common performance periods extending through September 30, 2025, indicating a consolidated annual funding cycle for these mission-critical services. The awards specifically reference the DSO GUARD program, which appears to be the organizational framework through which the USMS manages its security staffing requirements and prisoner logistics operations.

The scope of services procured reflects the USMS Colorado Office's need for sustained security and detention support capabilities. Two of the three awards explicitly identify security guard labor services under the DSO GUARD Fiscal Year 2025 program as the primary requirement, while the third award addresses the mission-critical transportation and production of prisoners for court proceedings. The consistency in contract structure, timing, and contractor selection suggests these awards represent routine, recurring operational needs rather than specialized or one-time requirements. Organizations seeking to compete for USMS Colorado Office contracts should develop capability in security staffing services and prisoner transport logistics, with particular attention to labor hour-based pricing models and performance reliability during extended contract periods.