General Services Administration Greater Southwest Finance Center (7Bc)

General Services Administration Greater Southwest Finance Center (7Bc), doing business as Accounting & Financial Services, is a U.S. government entity that operates as a prime recipient of federal grants and as a purchaser issuing purchase orders on behalf of multiple federal agencies, with no role as a private-sector contractor. The entity is a child organization of the Government of the United States, headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.

The Finance Center's federal work divides into two distinct streams. On the contracting side, GSA 7Bc issues purchase orders for vehicle procurement and facilities equipment on behalf of internal GSA divisions and other federal agencies. Representative purchases include a $29,104 September 2026 order for a 2027 Honda Accord (Office of the Director funding), a $37,189 September 2026 order for a 2027 Subaru Ascent 4x4 SUV (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases funding), a $44,214 June 2026 order for a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado HD, and earlier orders for security containers and GSA-approved facility equipment. The purchase-order footprint reflects internal GSA procurement operations rather than external vendor management. On the grant side, GSA 7Bc acts as prime recipient for Department of Energy awards under the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Information Dissemination, Outreach, Training and Technical Analysis/Assistance program (CFDA 81.117). Recent DOE awards include $3 million (August 2025 through July 2027) for deep energy retrofits at the FBI Annex Building and Markey Court Complex in Washington, DC; $6.5 million for energy conservation measures at the Lyndon B. Johnson Building and Secret Service Headquarters in Washington, DC; $1.934 million for geothermal heating and cooling at the Mike Mansfield Federal Building and Courthouse in Walkerville, Montana; and $270,000 for roof replacement and solar photovoltaic installation at the Chamblee IRS building in Atlanta, Georgia. Earlier grants from the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy funded microgrid and battery storage systems, water conservation measures, and solar PV system restoration across GSA regional facilities.

The award portfolio spans 3,447 total awards dating back to 2004, with recent activity steady at three to six awards annually from 2022 through 2026. Combined potential value across all awards is $102.7 million, though obligated dollars reach $129.9 million (126% of potential value), indicating some awards have exceeded ceiling values or received modifications. Distinct customer agencies number 100, though the top customers by award count carry minimal dollars. The National Endowment for the Humanities anchors 16 percent of combined potential value across eleven awards. The top suppliers by award count—the Department of Treasury United States Mint (146 awards, $55 thousand combined potential value), Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration (90 awards, $524 thousand), and Environmental Protection Agency (32 awards, $13 thousand)—reflect the Finance Center's role as an internal GSA purchasing arm serving fragmented federal customer requests rather than executing consolidated strategic programs. The purchase-order portfolio concentrates heavily in office supplies (894 awards, PSC code category), office devices and accessories (226 awards), stationery and record forms (178 awards), and tableware (161 awards). Six awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $111 thousand. The Finance Center subcontracts minimally—only one award as a subcontractor to Asrc Federal System Solutions LLC for test operations support services.