Fort Harrison Regional Benefit Office

The Department of Veterans Affairs Benefits Administration Fort Harrison Regional Benefit Office is a civilian sub-agency that procures services and support for the VA's regional benefits delivery operations. The Fort Harrison office administers federal contracts in support of its benefits-processing and administrative functions across its service region.

The office has awarded 59 contracts since 2014 with a combined potential value of $4.3 million and $3.7 million obligated (87% of potential value). Activity has been volatile: 12 awards in 2021, dropping to 1 in 2022, then 2 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 1 year-to-date in 2026. The office works with 29 distinct prime contractors across its portfolio.

Among the five most active primes over the last five years, which represent 89 percent of recent awards, contract concentration is highly fragmented—no single vendor dominates by count. By potential value, the top five hold 35 percent of combined value, with Copper Creek, LLC leading at $545 thousand across 2 awards, followed by DRS Services Inc. at $467 thousand for 1 award. Eleven Bravo Group, LLC and Design Build Consortium, LLC each hold 2 awards but at lower dollar values ($212 thousand and $67 thousand respectively). The remainder of the contractor base is spread across 24 additional vendors.

The contract award mix is heavily weighted toward Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-asides, which account for 68 percent of awards. No set-aside designations were used on 24 percent of awards, and total small-business set-asides comprise 8 percent. This set-aside profile reflects the VA's statutory preference for veteran-owned small businesses.

Recent opportunities in this office's portfolio are sparse. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Fort Harrison Regional Benefit Office in the source data. Prospective vendors should monitor the VA's contracting office channels directly for future solicitations, as activity levels remain low and opportunity flow is inconsistent.