The Assistant Director Field Oper ATF, operating under the Department of Justice’s ATF Acquisition and Property Management Division, focuses on equipping federal enforcement personnel with specialized tools and biological assets critical to public safety and criminal investigations. Its core mission centers on enhancing operational readiness through the acquisition of advanced detection capabilities and protective equipment, particularly in areas involving explosives, accelerants, and firearms suppression.
Assistant Director Field Oper ATF is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Assistant Director Field Oper ATF has obligated $571,162, issued 1 award, and worked with 1 contractor. Procurement is concentrated in General Warehousing and Storage.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
AI Mission Profile
The Assistant Director Field Oper ATF, operating under the Department of Justice’s ATF Acquisition and Property Management Division, focuses on equipping federal enforcement personnel with specialized tools and biological assets critical to public safety and criminal investigations. Its core mission...
The Assistant Director Field Oper ATF, operating under the Department of Justice’s ATF Acquisition and Property Management Division, focuses on equipping federal enforcement personnel with specialized tools and biological assets critical to public safety and criminal investigations. Its core mission centers on enhancing operational readiness through the acquisition of advanced detection capabilities and protective equipment, particularly in areas involving explosives, accelerants, and firearms suppression. Strategic priorities include strengthening field response units with canine teams trained in explosive and accelerant detection, as well as procuring suppressor shields to mitigate acoustic and ballistic hazards during tactical operations. The agency prioritizes mission-critical procurement that directly supports high-risk law enforcement activities, emphasizing reliability, durability, and compliance with federal safety standards.
Procurement patterns reveal a narrow but highly specialized focus on two distinct categories: sporting and athletic goods manufacturing, primarily for suppressor shields used in tactical firearm operations, and all other animal production, specifically for the acquisition of detection canines. Contracts are typically issued through standard solicitation mechanisms, with no set-asides identified, suggesting a preference for open competition based on technical performance and operational suitability rather than socioeconomic criteria. The agency relies on direct award and sources-sought notices to identify qualified vendors capable of delivering mission-specific equipment and trained working animals.
Industry preferences are concentrated in NAICS 339920 and 112990, indicating a targeted approach to vendors with expertise in custom protective gear manufacturing and certified canine training and supply services. The agency maintains relationships with specialized contractors capable of meeting stringent federal certification and operational readiness benchmarks, with no apparent emphasis on small business or diversity set-asides.
Organized under the Department of Justice, this unit operates as a field-focused procurement arm of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, with no public geographic designation. It utilizes standard federal acquisition vehicles, including FAR-based solicitations and interagency agreements, to fulfill mission-critical needs with precision and urgency.
Procurement Analytics
Where Assistant Director Field Oper ATF directs its contract spending, by industry and small-business set-aside program.
