Departmental Offices

The Department of the Treasury Departmental Offices, a sub-agency within the cabinet-level Treasury Department, procures operational, IT, and administrative support services to sustain the Department's fiscal, international affairs, and enforcement operations. Contracting is managed through the Treasury Common Services Center (TCSC), which issues solicitations and awards on behalf of departmental components including the Office of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, Office of Foreign Assets Control, and Office of International Affairs.

The Department issued 13,009 federal contract awards since 1986, with combined potential value of $21.33 billion and $10.3 billion obligated to date. Contract activity over the last five years declined from 402 awards in 2022 to 287 year-to-date in 2026, with 402 in 2022, 527 in 2023, 460 in 2024, and 328 in 2025. Over the last five years, competitive concentration is fragmented, with the top five primes accounting for 25% of recent awards by count but only 8% of combined potential value. Fcn, Inc. leads by award count with 144 awards and $706.9 million potential value, followed by Carahsoft Technology Corp with 32 awards and $585.6 million potential value. Deloitte Consulting LLP rounds out the top three with 21 awards and $158.1 million potential value. Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed) transact heavily through Schedule task orders or BPA calls with 190 awards and $150.6 million potential value reported.

The Department awards 78% of contracts without set-asides. Small-business set-asides (including 8(a) sole source and competitive 8(a)) account for 13% of total awards. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, HUBZone, and Women-Owned Small Business awards each represent 1% or less of the portfolio.

The Department obligated $11.28 billion in federal grant funding across 986 awards since 2015, with grant activity declining sharply from 235 awards in 2022 to 16 year-to-date in 2026. The 2023 spike to 434 awards reflects a one-time increase; activity normalized to lower levels in 2024–2026. Grant recipients are highly fragmented, with the top five recipients accounting for 6% of recent awards by count and 2% of federal dollars obligated. The Department of Environmental Quality Mississippi leads with 28 awards and $127.2 million in federal dollars obligated. County of Escambia follows with 13 awards and $22 million. Formula Grants comprise 87% of the assistance mix, with Project Grants accounting for 13%.

Recent contract opportunities reflect ongoing operational and IT needs. The Treasury Common Services Center issued a Special Notice (due Oct. 23, 2026) for sole-source award to Thundercat Technologies for Flashpoint Intelligence Capabilities and Services, a threat-intelligence subscription supporting cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection. A second Special Notice (due Oct. 7, 2026, now closed) sought sole-source services from the OECD Secretariat for an investment security work programme. Competing opportunities set-aside for small business include Water Testing Supplies (2032H326Q00060, due Sept. 21, 2026, closed) and multiple Main Treasury facility projects—Main Treasury Renovation 1125, CRAC Vault replacements, and 5th Floor renovation—all issued in late July and early August with small-business set-asides. Lock, Key, and TRAKA Key Management System Maintenance Support (2099CF26Q00006, due Sept. 25, 2026) is set-aside for small business and requires TRAKA authorization and Secret Facility Clearance. Pre-solicitation activity includes a Group of Seven Host Year Integrated Event Management RFI (RFI-DO-26-057, due Sept. 3, 2026, now closed) seeking destination management and transportation vendors.