U.S. Court of Appeals Judicial Circuits Except Federal
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- 1002
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About this agency
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Judicial Circuits Except Federal is a civilian federal appellate court system that procures goods and services to support its judicial operations across multiple regional circuits.
The agency's contract portfolio is minimal and dormant. Four total awards have been made since 2003, with the most recent award issued on September 23, 2009—more than seventeen years ago. Annual activity was sparse: one award in 2003, one in 2006, one in 2007, and one in 2009. Combined potential value across all awards is $563 thousand, with $447 thousand obligated as of the last portfolio update. All four awards were unrestricted open competition with no set-aside designation. Each of the four awards went to a distinct prime contractor, indicating no contractor concentration or repeat business over the portfolio history.
No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the agency. Given the absence of contract awards since 2009 and no open solicitations on file, contract pursuit at this agency is not currently viable.
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What is U.S. Court of Appeals Judicial Circuits Except Federal?
U.S. Court of Appeals Judicial Circuits Except Federal is a federal agency.
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