US Marshals Service Tennessee Middle District

The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Tennessee Middle District is a sub-agency within the federal judicial law-enforcement hierarchy responsible for court operations and fugitive apprehension in its territorial jurisdiction. The district procures goods and services in support of marshal operations across the Middle District of Tennessee.

Federal contract activity at the district is minimal and dormant. The agency closed 47 contract awards between September 2013 and November 2015, generating $600 thousand in combined potential value with $584 thousand obligated. Awards clustered heavily in 2014, which recorded 27 awards, compared to 13 in 2013 and 7 in 2015; no recent awards are on file since November 2015. The portfolio spans 23 distinct prime contractors, indicating a fragmented vendor base with no dominant player. The largest share of awards—87 percent—carried no set-aside designation, with the remainder split between Total Small Business awards (11 percent) and a single Woman-Owned Small Business award (2 percent).

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the district. The absence of awards and open solicitations over the past decade suggests the district's contracting activity has shifted, consolidated, or been absorbed by parent-level or regional contracting offices. Firms currently pursuing federal business with the US Marshals Service should assess whether opportunities are concentrated at the National Headquarters level or regional contracting offices rather than at the individual district level.