The Farm Service Agency’s Wisconsin State Office supports rural agricultural communities by ensuring equitable access to federal farm programs through data-driven administration and operational efficiency. Core priorities include accurate land and crop compliance reporting, farm loan servicing, and ...
The Farm Service Agency’s Wisconsin State Office supports rural agricultural communities by ensuring equitable access to federal farm programs through data-driven administration and operational efficiency. Core priorities include accurate land and crop compliance reporting, farm loan servicing, and program outreach—activities enabled by specialized accounting, geographic information systems, and technical consulting services. The agency prioritizes timely data collection for conservation programs, crop insurance verification, and enrollment in federal assistance initiatives, relying heavily on professional services that ensure regulatory precision and field-level accuracy.
Procurement activity centers on professional and administrative support services, particularly accounting and financial reporting functions essential to farm program integrity. The agency frequently issues presolicitations and combined solicitations for information gathering, newsletter production, and compliance documentation, often leveraging government-wide acquisition contracts and indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) vehicles to streamline procurement. Janitorial and facility-related services are procured at the county level to maintain operational readiness in distributed field offices.
The agency demonstrates a clear preference for Other Accounting Services (NAICS 541219) and Printing Services (NAICS 323110), reflecting its need for financial recordkeeping and public communication tools. It consistently awards contracts to small businesses through SBA set-asides, with targeted support for 8(a) participants in office leasing and specialized technical services. Vendor relationships emphasize local capacity-building, particularly in rural counties, where contractors provide on-the-ground expertise in GIS mapping, land appraisal, and program compliance.
As a field office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency, this entity operates statewide with no centralized physical headquarters, coordinating with county service centers to deliver federal farm programs. It utilizes a mix of competitive, set-aside, and direct solicitations, primarily through GSA schedules and agency-specific acquisition channels, ensuring flexible, localized procurement aligned with agricultural program timelines.
