US Marshals Service UT

The United States Marshals Service Utah district operates as a component of the Department of Justice and serves as the nation's oldest federal law enforcement agency. The agency's primary mission encompasses apprehending fugitives, transporting federal prisoners, protecting federal courts and judicial personnel, and managing seized assets. Within Utah, the Marshals Service maintains critical responsibilities for court security operations and prisoner transportation throughout the federal judicial district.

Recent contract awards demonstrate the Utah Marshals Service's procurement focus on mission-critical operational requirements spanning ammunition, security personnel, and tactical equipment. The agency awarded two firm-fixed price contracts to Hornady Manufacturing Company totaling $32,621 for specialized ammunition procurement, including 9mm rounds for fugitive apprehension operations and 5.56 North Atlantic Treaty Organization 75 grain Tactical Application Police ammunition. These contracts, extending through March 2026, support the agency's "Mission Critical: Apprehending Fugitives" program and reflect ongoing ammunition supply requirements for federal law enforcement operations.

The preponderance of contracting activity involves security guard support services, with thirteen separate purchase orders awarded to Domestic Awardees totaling approximately $259,000 for fiscal year 2025 district guard support services. These labor-hour contracts encompass comprehensive prisoner security operations including cellblock management, courtroom security, prisoner transportation, and protection of federal seized or forfeited property, with contract periods extending through September 2025. Additionally, the agency procured $26,462 in tactical gear from Lionheart Alliance, a small disadvantaged business, through a total small business set-aside solicitation for miscellaneous tactical equipment including firearms, body armor, and communications devices, indicating the agency's commitment to supporting small business participation in federal procurement while meeting specialized operational equipment requirements.