What types of IT infrastructure does the U.S. Senate typically procure?

The Senate frequently acquires enterprise-grade networking equipment, including Cisco hardware and data switches, alongside specialized software solutions for web archiving and point-of-sale management.

How does the Sergeant at Arms influence Senate procurement?

The Sergeant at Arms is a primary office for Senate operations, overseeing the acquisition of security, telecommunications, and administrative support services necessary for the daily functioning of the chamber.

What is the best way to approach Senate contracting opportunities?

Vendors should monitor solicitations for specific technical requirements, such as custom web development or specialized training programs, as the Senate often seeks highly targeted solutions rather than broad service contracts.

Federal Agency

THE SENATE

236 solicitations and awards indexed. Spanning 1 sub-agencies and 4 contracting offices.

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Solicitations

236

Federal records indexed

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Mission, scope, and contracting profile of THE SENATE.

The United States Senate procures specialized technology and operational support to maintain legislative infrastructure, ranging from data center networking hardware to custom web development and social media archiving. Vendors competing for these contracts typically provide enterprise IT solutions, specialized point-of-sale systems, and professional leadership development training for Senate staff.

Opportunity activity heatmap (2024-present)

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

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

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THE SENATE contracting FAQ

Common questions about doing business with THE SENATE, navigating its hierarchy, and tracking solicitations.