United States Marshals Service (USMS) Contracts
Browse active federal contract opportunities from United States Marshals Service. Find solicitations, set-aside contracts, and procurement opportunities on SAM.gov.
About United States Marshals Service
Contracts for prisoner transport, courthouse security, fugitive tracking technology, and facility support services.
United States Marshals Service posts contract opportunities on SAM.gov across a wide range of product and service categories. Small businesses with relevant NAICS codes and certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) can find set-aside opportunities specifically reserved for qualified firms.
How to Win U.S. Marshals Contracts
Winning contracts with United States Marshals Service starts with understanding their procurement priorities and having a strong SAM.gov registration. Ensure your entity profile lists the NAICS codes relevant to U.S. Marshals's mission and that your capabilities statement highlights past performance in similar work.
If you hold small business certifications, look for set-aside opportunities from U.S. Marshals. These contracts limit competition to certified firms, giving you a significant advantage. Many U.S. Marshals contracts also use GSA Schedule vehicles and government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), so consider obtaining relevant contract vehicles.
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Recent U.S. Marshals Opportunities
View all →The Department of Justice is procuring access and search credits for the A32 Whooster LE DaaS for the U.S. Marshals Service. Key requirements include submission of a completed SF1449 form, compliance with IPP, and registration with SAM.gov. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF by July 27, 2026, at 11:00 AM EST.
The Department of Justice is procuring VOIP cabling services for the US Marshals Service at the Key West Sub Office. Key requirements include submitting a completed SF1449 form, providing pricing, and ensuring compliance with IPP regulations. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF by the specified deadline.
The Department of Justice is procuring internet services for the District of South Dakota. The requirement is intended as a sole source award for a firm fixed price contract. Key requirements include a base period of performance and four subsequent option periods.
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