Administrative Review Board

The Department of Labor Administrative Review Board is a civilian sub-agency that procures services and support for its administrative and appellate adjudication mission, operating under standard civilian acquisition mechanisms. The Board has awarded 26 federal contracts cumulatively since 2008, generating $20.2 million in combined potential value and $19.3 million in obligations.

Recent contract activity is minimal. The Board closed one award in 2025 and recorded two awards each in 2017, 2019, and 2020, one in 2021, and none in intervening years. The 2025 award carried no reported potential value, indicating a Schedule task order, BPA call, or below-threshold purchase order structure. Twenty-one distinct prime contractors have received awards across the portfolio lifetime, reflecting highly fragmented competition; the single recent award went to American Partner Technologies, LLC, though its potential value was not reported in source data.

Set-aside designations are sparse. Eighty-one percent of all awards were competed open to any contractor, 15 percent were 8(a) sole-source awards, and 4 percent were total small-business set-asides. The Administrative Review Board is not actively soliciting contracts. No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the agency.