Management Services Center

The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Management Services Center, a sub-agency of the civilian General Services Administration, procures management services contracts supporting federal acquisition operations. The Center is not a contracting office itself but rather a customer and program office within GSA's broader acquisition infrastructure.

Contract activity at the Center has been minimal in recent years. The Center has awarded 77 contracts cumulatively since 2008, with combined potential value of $27.4 million and combined dollars obligated totaling $23.9 million (87% of potential value). Activity peaked in the 2014–2015 period, with 24 awards in 2014 and 19 in 2015, but has declined sharply; the Center issued only 4 awards in 2016 and 2 awards in 2017. The most recent recorded award closed in September 2017, indicating no active procurement activity for the past nine years.

The competitive base is fragmented across 32 distinct prime contractors. No single contractor dominates the portfolio, and the Center has not concentrated spending among a small vendor core. The vast majority of awards—91 percent—were issued without set-aside designation, with the remaining 9 percent (7 awards) designated as small-business set-asides. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Center.

The absence of awards since 2017 and the lack of current solicitations suggest the Center is not an active procurement destination. Firms evaluating pursuit should treat this as a watch-only entity pending evidence of renewed activity.