Cabinet department
Selling to the Department of Justice
The Department of Justice contracts through the FBI, DEA, ATF, US Marshals Service, and the Bureau of Prisons. Its buying leans toward law-enforcement technology, forensics, detention services, and litigation support.
Open opportunities in DOJ
Updated August 24, 20261,470active solicitations
Most common set-asides
- Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)597
- No Set aside used304
- Small Business Set Aside - Total303
- Unrestricted230
- Partial Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)11
Most active NAICS codes
- 311999271
- 31199160
- 31181250
- 31151149
- 62399044
Counts reflect active contract opportunities ingested from SAM.gov and refresh daily. Figures move as solicitations are posted, amended, and closed.
What DOJ buys
- Law enforcement technology and forensics
- Litigation and e-discovery support
- Detention and corrections services
- IT systems and biometrics
Common NAICS codes on DOJ solicitations
Small-business notes
Litigation support and e-discovery are steady, recurring DOJ requirements that suit small professional-services firms. Many DOJ contracts require staff to hold or obtain security clearances.
Official resources
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