Assisted Acquisition Services Region 1

The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Assisted Acquisition Services Region 1 is a civilian contracting office that procures goods and services on behalf of other federal agencies through assisted-acquisition vehicles. As a regional sub-office of GSA FAS, it administers contracts for customer agencies across its geographic jurisdiction, operating within the civilian federal acquisition framework.

The office has awarded 11 federal contracts totaling $5.6 million in combined potential value since its first award in September 2006. The most recent award closed in July 2019, indicating dormant contracting activity over the past seven years. Activity has been sparse and irregular: the office issued one award each in 2011, 2012, 2018, and 2019, two awards in 2016, and no awards in intervening years or from 2020 forward. Obligated dollars total $2.7 million, representing 47 percent of combined potential value across all awards.

Nine distinct prime contractors have been awarded over the portfolio history. Competition is highly fragmented: no single vendor dominates the award record. Set-aside usage tilts toward unrestricted awards—64 percent of contracts carried no set-aside designation—while 36 percent were small-business set-asides. The mix reflects a modest but present small-business share of this office's contracting work.

No recent contract opportunities are open or recorded against this office. The seven-year gap since the most recent award and the absence of opportunities in the current digest suggest this sub-office may have minimal or dormant acquisition activity relative to other GSA FAS regions. Business development professionals evaluating this office should verify current funding allocations and mission scope with the regional contracting office before pursuing opportunities, as the portfolio shows no forward-looking solicitation activity.