US Marshals Service MN

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Minnesota is a sub-office of the federal Marshals Service that contracts for operational support, facility services, and equipment to sustain field operations and administrative functions across the region. The office has awarded 328 federal contracts since 2010, with activity accelerating modestly in recent years: 15 awards in 2022, 16 in 2023, 17 in 2024, 17 in 2025, and 19 year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential contract value across the portfolio stands at $12.5 million, with $9.8 million obligated to date.

Contract competitive concentration is highly fragmented by award count but more moderately distributed by value. Over the last five years, undisclosed domestic awardees dominate by award frequency with 75 contracts totaling $1.3 million in potential value, covering 95 percent of recent awards by count but only about 10 percent of recent potential value. A single named prime, Hamline Construction Inc., holds the largest single contract at $1.9 million in potential value from one award. Named repeat awardees are sparse; Huxwrx Safety CO. LLC, Comcast Government Services LLC, Comcast Cable Communications LLC, Cellco Partnership, and Inveris Training Solutions Inc. together account for only five awards with modest individual values. The top five primes by potential value cover just 28 percent of recent combined potential value, reflecting heavy fragmentation across the vendor base.

Set-aside activity is minimal. Small business set-asides account for only 2 percent of awards (5 awards), with the remaining 98 percent (323 awards) issued without set-aside designation. This distribution suggests the office pursues contracts through open competition or through standing agreements with regional service providers rather than through federal small-business programs.

No recent grant activity is recorded against the office. No federal grant opportunities are currently solicited through this sub-office.

The high fragmentation and low dollar per award indicate a purchasing pattern focused on small, routine operational contracts rather than major initiatives. The absence of named dominant contractors and the prevalence of undisclosed domestic awardees point to dispersed regional vendors and Schedule task orders or BPA calls supporting day-to-day field and administrative needs. Moderate recent activity volume (15–19 awards per year) suggests steady state demand without significant procurement surges.