501 CSW/RCO
501 CSW/RCO is a Alternate. 501 is associated with 153 contracts. Activity spans Educational Support Services, Office Administrative Services, and Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing.
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501 CSW/RCO
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The 501 CSW/RCO serves as a critical procurement node within the Department of the Air Force, responsible for acquiring mission-enabling services that sustain base operations and remote operating locations. Though no formal title is listed, this office functions as a centralized contracting activity...
The 501 CSW/RCO serves as a critical procurement node within the Department of the Air Force, responsible for acquiring mission-enabling services that sustain base operations and remote operating locations. Though no formal title is listed, this office functions as a centralized contracting activity managing a diverse portfolio of administrative, facility, and technical support contracts essential to Air Force readiness. Its acquisitions focus on maintaining infrastructure integrity, ensuring secure communications, and enabling personnel support systems across both garrison and expeditionary environments, aligning directly with the Air Force’s broader installation modernization and operational resilience goals. Contractor relationships are broad and non-exclusive, with no dominant vendors identified in current award patterns. The office engages a wide spectrum of service providers—from large-scale infrastructure contractors to niche technical firms—emphasizing competitive, full-and-open procurement practices. Vendor partnerships are typically performance-based, with contracts structured under indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) and task-order mechanisms to ensure responsive, scalable support across geographically dispersed installations. Set-aside preferences are overwhelmingly dominated by full-and-open competition, with 98% of awards issued without socioeconomic set-asides. Only 2% of procurements are designated as Local Area Set-Asides under FAR 26.2, indicating a strategic prioritization of efficiency and broad market access over targeted socioeconomic programs. This pattern reflects a mission-driven focus on capability delivery rather than socioeconomic compliance metrics. The office’s primary NAICS focus includes Educational Support Services (611710) and Office Administrative Services (561110), underscoring its role in sustaining base-level operations through training support, clerical services, and facility management. Additional emphasis is placed on Commercial and Industrial Equipment Leasing (532490) and Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334290), revealing a technical procurement footprint centered on leasing critical infrastructure assets and procuring specialized communications hardware to maintain operational connectivity and command and control capabilities.
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Total Contracts
153
Associated contracts
Industries
74
NAICS categories
Set-Aside Programs
1
Program types
Set-Aside Share
2%
Small-business awards
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