DOI
Department of the Interior
The Department of the Interior (DOI) conserves and manages the nation's natural resources and cultural heritage, provides scientific information, and honors trust responsibilities to Native Americans.
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FYFY2026 Contract Spending
~70,000
Employees (Est.)
$18 billion (FY2024)
Total Budget (Est.)
50%+ (DOI leads in small business utilization)
Small Business Goal
Mission & Overview
“To protect and manage the nation's natural resources and cultural heritage; provide scientific and other information about those resources.”
Headquarters:Washington, D.C.
Website:www.doi.gov
Procurement Office:Office of Acquisition and Property Management
Key Programs & Initiatives
- 1Bureau of Indian Affairs
- 2National Park Service
- 3Bureau of Land Management
- 4U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- 5Bureau of Reclamation
Major Contract Vehicles
Key acquisition vehicles used by DOI for procuring goods and services.
DOI BPAs
Blanket purchase agreements
IBC Shared Services
Interior Business Center services
A&E Services
Architecture and engineering
IT Services
Information technology support
Recent Initiatives & Priorities
Current focus areas that may present contracting opportunities.
Public lands conservationTribal consultation and supportRenewable energy on federal landsWildfire managementWater infrastructure and drought
How to Win DOI Contracts
- Consider Indian Economic Enterprise (IEE) certification
- Build natural resources management expertise
- Understand Bureau-specific missions
- Focus on conservation and environmental services
- Develop geographic information systems (GIS) capabilities
Recommended Certifications
- Environmental certifications
- GIS and remote sensing credentials
- Indian Economic Enterprise (IEE)
- Professional Engineer (PE)
- Natural resources management credentials
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