The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Vermont, a component of the Department of Justice, serves as the federal law enforcement agency responsible for managing fugitive apprehension, prisoner custody and transportation, court security, and protection of witnesses and judicial officials. Operating within the Vermont district, the organization coordinates these mission-critical functions across state jurisdictional boundaries to support the federal judicial system and enhance public safety. As a civilian federal agency, USMS Vermont requires diverse support services and specialized equipment to execute its enforcement and custodial responsibilities effectively.
Recent contracting activity by USMS Vermont demonstrates procurement focused on infrastructure services, prisoner management support, and tactical equipment necessary for law enforcement operations. Between June and October 2025, the office awarded four purchase orders totaling approximately $104,908 in potential value. Two awards to Domestic Awardees, valued at $21,000 and $67,200 respectively, address mission-critical prisoner transportation and court proceedings support services, with labor-hour pricing structures and performance periods extending through September 2026. These contracts reflect the organization's ongoing need for specialized personnel capable of managing complex prisoner logistics and facilitating court operations.
Additional contracting activity by USMS Vermont included a sole-source award to Comcast Government Services LLC for internet services valued at $11,917.05, procured through the General Services Administration's Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract vehicle. The organization also awarded $4,790.92 to Combined Systems Inc. for tactical munitions and less-lethal weapons supporting fugitive apprehension operations. These awards demonstrate USMS Vermont's requirement for both foundational information technology infrastructure and specialized tactical equipment to support enforcement activities, with vendors selected based on demonstrated expertise and existing relationships with federal law enforcement agencies.