Albuqerque Job Corps Center

The Department of Labor's Office of Job Corps Albuquerque Job Corps Center is a civilian sub-agency within DoL that operates a residential job-training facility providing vocational education and support services to disadvantaged youth. The Albuquerque center's contract activity centers on facility operations, maintenance, and program delivery rather than direct federal procurements; the center issues contracts to support its mission of training and placement for economically disadvantaged individuals.

The Albuquerque center's contract portfolio is sparse and episodic. Four awards span from October 2006 through January 2021, with an average of one award per four to five years. Combined potential value across all four awards is $296.7 million, with $211.6 million obligated (71% of potential value). The four awards went to four distinct prime contractors, indicating no repeat awardee dominance or long-term incumbent presence. Set-asides are evenly split: two awards carried no set-aside designation, and two were designated Small Business set-asides. No recent contract awards are recorded since January 2021, placing the most recent award nearly six years in the past as of October 2026. No recent contract opportunities are available for this center.

Given the minimal award frequency, the absence of a dominant prime contractor, and the five-year-plus gap since the last recorded award, immediate contracting opportunity at the Albuquerque Job Corps Center is not signaled by current activity.