US Marshals Service NV

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service NV is a sub-agency contracting office within the Justice Department that procures operational and support services for Marshals Service field operations in Nevada. The office transacts through both direct contract awards and Schedule task orders, characterized by high-frequency, low-dollar purchasing typical of regional administrative contracting.

The Marshals Service NV has executed 288 federal contract awards cumulatively since 2008, with recent annual activity ranging from 13 to 23 awards per year across 2022 through 2026 (15 awards in 2022, 16 in 2023, 23 in 2024, 16 in 2025, and 13 so far in 2026). Combined award potential value reaches $564.7 million, with $564.3 million obligated against that ceiling. Recent activity transacts predominantly through mechanisms that report limited or no line-item dollar values — approximately 6 percent of awards in the last five years carry no reported potential value, consistent with Schedule task order, blanket purchase agreement call, or modification activity.

Among the 52 distinct prime contractors awarded across the portfolio, competitive concentration is highly concentrated in undisclosed domestic awardees. The top-five prime concentration by award count covers 94 percent of recent awards, driven almost entirely by a category designated "Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)" with 74 awards totaling $782 thousand in potential value. The remaining named primes — Sage International LTD, King & George LLC, Cox Nevada Telcom LLC, and Charter Communications Operating LLC — each hold single awards with sub-$50 thousand valuations. Notably, by-value rankings show zero coverage against combined potential value in the named top-five tier, reinforcing that the portfolio operates through undisclosed awardee mechanisms rather than traditional prime contracting.

Set-asides are negligible: 282 of 288 awards (98 percent) carry no set-aside designation, with total small-business set-asides accounting for only 5 awards (2 percent). No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the current solicitation pipeline for this office. The portfolio structure and award pattern suggest that Marshals Service NV contracting occurs primarily through established blanket-purchase or schedule vehicles rather than competed solicitations; prospective vendors should focus on gaining placement on relevant General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule contracts or GSA Multiple Award Schedule blanket purchase agreements rather than pursuing direct solicitations from this office.