US Marshals Service CT

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Connecticut, a sub-agency within DOJ's enforcement and custody arm, procures goods and services to support law enforcement and facility operations in Connecticut. The USMS CT office has awarded 127 federal contracts since 2009, with activity accelerating modestly in recent years: 5 awards in 2022, 5 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 8 year-to-date in 2026. Combined award potential value across the portfolio is $1.6 million, with $1.3 million obligated to date.

Contract competition is highly fragmented by value. Over the last five years, domestic awardees (undisclosed vendor names) hold 23 awards worth $440 thousand combined potential value, followed distantly by Fiber Business Solutions Group Inc. ($140 thousand on one award), Cellco Partnership ($48 thousand), Comcast Government Services LLC ($25 thousand), and Tactical Electronics And Military Supply LLC ($17 thousand). These top five primes by potential value account for only 41 percent of recent combined potential value, indicating a long tail of single-award vendors and below-threshold purchases. The 43 distinct prime contractors awarded across portfolio history underscores the dispersed vendor base. Most awards bypass set-aside carve-outs: 117 awards (92 percent) carry no small-business set-aside designation, with 8 awards (6 percent) designated for total small business, and the remainder unreported.

Recent solicitation activity is not recorded in available source data. Prospective bidders should monitor the Connecticut field office's activity through SAM.gov and USMS Connecticut procurement channels for emerging opportunities in telecommunications, facility logistics, and law enforcement support services. The modest but steady award cadence and fragmented competitive base suggest room for small-business entrants on discrete, lower-value contracts.