Office of the Administrator

The Small Business Administration Office of the Administrator, a sub-agency within the civilian Small Business Administration, procures goods and services to support its administrative and operational missions, with 48 total federal contract awards on record since 2012. The SBA Office of the Administrator has transacted modestly in recent years, with 2 awards in 2022, 1 in 2023, 1 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 1 year-to-date in 2026; the most recently recorded award date is July 2026. Combined contract potential value stands at $51.4 million, with $49.3 million obligated (96% of potential).

Among the top five prime contractors by award count over the last five years, which represent 88% of recent awards, Enterprise Furniture Consultants, Inc. leads with 3 awards totaling $218 thousand in combined potential value. Oak Point Associates holds 1 award with unreported potential value. Ecu Communications LLC, Action Facilities Management Inc., and Falcon Transport LLC each hold 1 award. When ranked by combined potential value, Ecu Communications LLC dominates with a single $34.3 million award, followed by Enterprise Furniture Consultants, Inc. ($218 thousand across 3 awards) and LRP Publications, Inc. ($203 thousand). The competitive landscape is highly fragmented across 37 distinct prime contractors, reflecting the Office's focus on miscellaneous administrative and facility support rather than major acquisition programs.

The set-aside mix shows that 69% of awards (33) carry no set-aside designation, while 19% (9 awards) are total small business set-asides. Eight percent of awards (4) are 8(a) sole-source, and 2% (1 award) are competitive 8(a). This distribution indicates that the Office pursues small-business engagement opportunities but does not structure its procurement primarily around set-aside categories.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the Office in the source data. The award pace and low combined potential value suggest this office engages in routine administrative procurement rather than serving as a primary customer for industry-wide solicitations. Firms pursuing work at the SBA Office of the Administrator should focus on facilities management, furniture services, transportation, and communications support aligned with administrative operations.