What types of goods and services does FDC Honolulu prioritize for procurement?

FDC Honolulu primarily procures essential operational support, including food service products, medical and psychiatric care services, facility repair and maintenance, and specialized security equipment for inmate management.

Are there specific certifications that help vendors win contracts at this facility?

Vendors providing medical or mental health services must hold current, state-licensed credentials. For facility maintenance and construction, vendors should demonstrate compliance with federal safety standards and Bureau of Prisons security protocols.

How should a new vendor approach the Bureau of Prisons for contracting opportunities?

New vendors should focus on registering in SAM.gov and monitoring specific solicitations for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Outreach should be directed toward the facility's contracting officer, emphasizing the ability to meet strict security clearance requirements for on-site work.

FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM / BUREAU OF PRISONS · Contracting Office

FDC HONOLULU

15 solicitations and awards tracked for this contracting office.

Contracting office15 solicitationsUnder FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM / BUREAU OF PRISONS

Solicitations

Federal records indexed

Source

Federal

Federal procurement data

Sub-Agency

FEDERAL PRISON

FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM / BUREAU OF PRISONS

Agency

DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

About

Acquisition authority and contracting profile of FDC HONOLULU.

The Federal Detention Center (FDC) Honolulu, under the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons, manages the procurement of goods and services necessary to maintain secure inmate housing and facility operations. Vendors compete for contracts involving facility maintenance, medical and dental care services, food service operations, and specialized correctional equipment.

Hierarchy: FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM / BUREAU OF PRISONS · DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

Opportunity activity heatmap (2024-present)

Monthly posted opportunity volume from 2024 onward. Darker = more indexed records.

Count-basedPeak month: 22024-2026

2024

2025

2026

This view uses monthly opportunity counts from the public dataset. Monthly obligation dollars are not available on these pages.

FewerMore

FDC HONOLULU contracting FAQ

Common questions about FDC HONOLULU, the parent hierarchy, and how vendors should track this contracting office.