Sacramento Job Corps Center

The Department of Labor Office of Job Corps Sacramento Job Corps Center is a civilian sub-agency within the Department of Labor that operates a Job Corps training center and procures contracts to support its mission of providing career training and employment services to disadvantaged youth. The Sacramento center awards contracts on a sparse, irregular cadence to support facility operations and program delivery.

The center has closed four federal contracts since 2015, with awards in 2015, 2017, 2019, and most recently in 2025. Combined potential value across all awards is $188.4 million, with $93.8 million obligated to date. The most-recent award date is 2025-01-01. Recent activity has been limited; no awards are recorded for 2020–2024 or so far in 2026.

Contract competition is concentrated: Adams And Associates Inc. holds the single award on record in the last five years, accounting for $116.3 million in combined potential value—62 percent of the center's recent combined potential value. Across the portfolio history, three distinct prime contractors have been awarded. The remaining two historical primes do not appear in recent activity.

Three of four awards carry no set-aside designation; one award is Small Business set-aside. The center's contracting pattern reflects ad-hoc procurement rather than active, continuous competition. The combination of a four-award lifetime portfolio, decade-scale spacing between awards, and single-contractor concentration in recent activity suggests the center pursues contracts only as specific operational or program needs emerge rather than through regularly open solicitation cycles. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the center.