Fort Leavenworth LRC Moving BPA

The federal government buys moving and relocation services for household and office goods primarily through the Air Force, Navy, DEA, and ATF. Most purchases are open to all vendors with no set-aside restrictions. The Air Force's 374th Airlift Wing at Yokota has been the largest buyer with 938 awards totaling $77.46 million since 2001. Buyers also include the Naval Supply Fleet Logistics Center at Pearl Harbor and the DEA. Contracts flow through both standing agreements and individual task orders.

Award sizes are small and fragmented. The median award is $7,500, and the total market of $1.73 billion across 34,674 awards since 2001 shows this is a high-volume, low-value category. Only 1,126 distinct vendors have won awards, which suggests moderate competition. About 58 percent of awards carry no set-aside, while 16 percent go to small businesses under SBA programs. A firm entering this market should expect to bid on many small contracts to build revenue.

Thirty-one active notices are posted now, and 229 contracts worth $63.78 million will end within the next 12 months. This turnover creates near-term opportunity for new vendors to compete for rebids and replacements. Firms should monitor the Air Force and Navy pipelines closely, as these two buyers account for the majority of volume and spending in this category.