Office of Civil Rights

The General Services Administration Office of Civil Rights, a sub-office within the independent General Services Administration, administers civil rights compliance and dispute resolution for GSA operations and its vendor community. The Office of Civil Rights transacts in contracts at a limited scale relative to GSA's overall procurement footprint.

Contract activity at the Office of Civil Rights is minimal and has been dormant for over a decade. The office awarded 8 contracts cumulatively since its first award in 2010, with the most recent award closing on 2015-09-15. Awards-per-year activity between 2010 and 2015 ranged from 1 to 2 contracts annually (1 award in 2010, 2 in 2012, 1 in 2013, 2 in 2014, and 2 in 2015), then ceased entirely. Combined award potential value across the portfolio is $1.8 million, with $993 thousand obligated as of the most recent data (54% of potential value). Seven distinct prime contractors have been awarded contracts, with no single vendor dominating the modest award count. All 8 awards were open competitive (no set-aside designations applied).

The Office of Civil Rights' contract activity is not a meaningful pursuit vector for business development at present. No recent contract awards or opportunities are recorded. The agency functions primarily in a compliance and oversight capacity rather than as a regular procurement engine, and historical contract awards reflect ad-hoc compliance support or administrative services rather than a sustained contracting program.