Gabrielle Gunter

Angelica Spriggs serves as a Contracting Officer with the U.S. Marshals Service Office of Security Contracts under the Department of Justice, where she is responsible for managing the acquisition of mission-critical security services essential to the protection of federal judicial proceedings. She oversees the full lifecycle of contract actions—from market research and solicitation development to award and performance monitoring—ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations and alignment with the USMS’s mandate to secure courthouses, judges, witnesses, and personnel. Her portfolio is exclusively focused on protective services, requiring deep familiarity with risk-based procurement strategies and performance-based service contracts tailored to high-threat environments. Spriggs cultivates partnerships with a broad base of qualified vendors specializing in armed security guard services, court facility protection, and mobile patrol operations. While no single contractor dominates her award portfolio, she consistently engages firms with proven experience in federal court security, including those holding relevant credentials such as ASIS certification and prior federal contract performance. Her working relationships emphasize accountability, operational readiness, and adherence to stringent background and training standards, fostering a vendor ecosystem built on reliability and compliance. Her contracting activity reflects a firm preference for open competition, with 100% of her acquisitions conducted without set-aside designations, including no use of 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB preferences. This approach underscores a mission-first procurement philosophy prioritizing capability and readiness over socioeconomic targeting, though she remains attentive to small business participation where it aligns with performance requirements. Spriggs specializes exclusively in NAICS 561612—Security Guards and Patrol Services—procuring contract-based personnel for static posts, roving patrols, threat assessment support, and emergency response coordination within federal courthouses. Her technical domain expertise lies in operational security protocols, credentialing standards for federal law enforcement support staff, and the integration of security services with DOJ-wide protective frameworks.