US Marshals Service Southern FL

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Southern FL, a civilian federal contracting office serving the Southern District of Florida's marshals operations, has awarded 803 federal contracts totaling $17.1 million in combined potential value since 2005, with $15.5 million obligated. Contract activity over the last five years has averaged 27.6 awards annually: 28 awards in 2022, 34 in 2023, 27 in 2024, 24 in 2025, and 25 year-to-date in 2026, indicating steady-state procurement with no material acceleration or decline.

Contract competition is highly fragmented. Over the last five years, the top five recipients by award count—led by 122 undisclosed domestic awardees (accounting for 98% of recent award count), followed by The Kinetic Group Sales LLC with 8 awards, Hornady Manufacturing Company with 3 awards, Cellco Partnership with 2 awards, and MCQ Construction Services Inc. with 1 award—collectively held only 15 percent of combined potential value. The undisclosed domestic category carries $2.2 million in combined potential value, while remaining named primes transact in sub-$150 thousand ranges. This fragmentation suggests the office procures through numerous single-award or few-order relationships rather than concentrating volume among established vendors.

The set-aside mix heavily favors unrestricted competition: 98 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, while small-business set-asides account for only 1 percent, 8(a) awards (both sole source and competitive) represent less than 1 percent, and an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise award accounts for the remaining fraction. The office does not appear to pursue preferential small-business or socioeconomic-category contracting as a material element of its procurement strategy.

The office's contracting footprint centers on low-dollar, high-frequency procurements supporting regional marshals operations—likely consumables, minor services, and equipment for a district field office rather than large-scale systems or services. With 135 distinct prime contractors across 803 awards and concentrated activity in undisclosed vendors, the competitive environment remains open to new entrants on individual opportunities, though the absence of meaningful volume concentration or set-aside weighting suggests limited enterprise-scale contract vehicles or preferential pathways.