Meter Intelligence

Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons

Period: October 2024

Total Spending: $75,508,994

MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT

OCTOBER 2024

Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons

Subagency of Department of Justice

⏱ GENERATED 12/3/2025

This report was generated once, at the time listed.

▼ NO MICRO CONTRACTS

Contracts or transactions under $2,000 are not included.

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Total Vendors

451

Contracts

1,376

Avg Contract

$54,876

Total Spending

$75,508,994

Reporting

Top Vendors

No vendor data available for this sub-agency.

Analyses

Buzzwords

Important phrases and terms that appear significantly more in Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons contracts during October 2024 compared to government-wide patterns.

Impact

Performance Locations

The top locations where contract work for Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons in October 2024 is performed.

Top States

  1. Texas

    278 contracts


    $18,164,612
  2. Alabama

    43 contracts


    $11,675,983
  3. Massachusetts

    51 contracts


    $6,118,678
  4. Kentucky

    53 contracts


    $4,818,735
  5. Florida

    111 contracts


    $4,550,526
  6. Colorado

    18 contracts


    $3,670,441
  7. California

    88 contracts


    $2,471,931
  8. Virginia

    69 contracts


    $2,142,205
  9. Tennessee

    38 contracts


    $2,105,499
  10. South Carolina

    22 contracts


    $1,991,553

Top Cities

  1. Irving, TX

    132 contracts


    $12,667,388
  2. Birmingham, AL

    38 contracts


    $11,461,359
  3. Worcester, MA

    3 contracts


    $3,090,383
  4. Colorado Springs, CO

    1 contracts


    $2,766,711
  5. Louisville, KY

    23 contracts


    $2,428,778
  6. Nashville, TN

    24 contracts


    $2,090,235
  7. Fayetteville, AR

    38 contracts


    $1,823,203
  8. Lexington, KY

    11 contracts


    $1,565,471
  9. Carmel, IN

    18 contracts


    $1,434,853
  10. Edgefield, SC

    1 contracts


    $1,350,000

Vendor headquarters

The top locations where vendors receiving awards from Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons in October 2024 list as their primary business address.

Top States

  1. California

    232 contracts


    $16,078,394
  2. Alabama

    51 contracts


    $12,345,983
  3. Massachusetts

    56 contracts


    $6,255,337
  4. Texas

    116 contracts


    $6,147,224
  5. Florida

    114 contracts


    $4,574,318

Top Cities

  1. San Francisco, CA

    137 contracts


    $13,300,992
  2. Vestavia Hills, AL

    44 contracts


    $11,976,620
  3. Nashville, TN

    27 contracts


    $3,144,038
  4. Worcester, MA

    3 contracts


    $3,090,383
  5. Colorado Springs, CO

    1 contracts


    $2,766,711

Top Congressional Districts

The congressional districts where contract work for Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons in October 2024 will be performed.

  1. Marc Veasey
    Texas 33 (Texas)
    Rep. Marc Veasey, Democrat
    $12,704,224
    140 contracts
  2. Gary Palmer
    Alabama 6 (Alabama)
    Rep. Gary Palmer, Republican
    $11,306,620
    36 contracts
  3. Jim McGovern
    Massachusetts 2 (Massachusetts)
    Rep. Jim McGovern, Democrat
    $3,090,383
    3 contracts
  4. Jeff Crank
    Colorado 5 (Colorado)
    Rep. Jeff Crank, Republican
    $2,766,711
    1 contracts
  5. Morgan McGarvey
    Kentucky 3 (Kentucky)
    Rep. Morgan McGarvey, Democrat
    $2,428,778
    23 contracts
  6. Andy Ogles
    Tennessee 5 (Tennessee)
    Rep. Andy Ogles, Republican
    $2,015,742
    23 contracts
  7. Steve Womack
    Arkansas 3 (Arkansas)
    Rep. Steve Womack, Republican
    $1,834,719
    37 contracts
  8. Andy Barr
    Kentucky 6 (Kentucky)
    Rep. Andy Barr, Republican
    $1,565,471
    11 contracts
  9. Jared Moskowitz
    Florida 23 (Florida)
    Rep. Jared Moskowitz, Democrat
    $1,465,632
    63 contracts
  10. Victoria Spartz
    Indiana 5 (Indiana)
    Rep. Victoria Spartz, Republican
    $1,434,853
    18 contracts

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