US Marshals Service Eastern MO

The U.S. Marshals Service Eastern Missouri District is a civilian law enforcement component of the Department of Justice responsible for protecting federal courts, ensuring the effective operation of the judicial system, apprehending fugitives, and transporting federal prisoners within the Eastern District of Missouri. The agency also manages and disposes of seized and forfeited assets acquired by criminals through illegal activities. As part of its mission, the district office procures various services and equipment to support its law enforcement and judicial security operations throughout eastern Missouri, including St. Louis and surrounding counties.

The Eastern Missouri District's contract awards reveal a significant focus on security guard support services, with multiple purchase orders awarded in fiscal year 2025 to provide prisoner handling and property security. These labor-hour contracts, ranging from $21,000 to $80,640 and totaling approximately $272,640, were awarded to entities identified as "Domestic Awardees" for guarding and processing federal prisoners in cellblocks, courtrooms, and during transport, as well as guarding federal, seized, or forfeited property. All contracts have performance periods through September 30, 2025, aligning with the federal fiscal year, and none were designated with small business or other set-aside status.

The district office also procures specialized equipment and telecommunications services to support its law enforcement operations. Two delivery orders totaling approximately $33,404 were awarded to Hornady Manufacturing Company for 9mm ammunition, demonstrating the agency's ongoing needs for law enforcement supplies. Additionally, the district awarded a $16,790 purchase order to Axon Enterprise for ground robot kits, indicating investment in advanced technology for tactical operations. Telecommunications support is provided through a $32,460 Blanket Purchase Agreement call with AT&T Mobility LLC for mobile services over a three-year period ending January 2026, ensuring that marshals have reliable communications capabilities while performing their duties. These procurements reflect the diverse operational requirements of the U.S. Marshals Service in fulfilling its law enforcement and judicial security mission.