LSJ-MyDMS_Bryan Moy.pdfThe Acquisitions Division manages the agency's acquisition program and provides best value business solutions that support the NTSB mission. The Acquisitions Division is a full-service acquisition organization that awards and administers contracts and agreements; manages the NTSB Purchase Card Program; awards and manages real property leases for both NTSB headquarters and regional offices; and provides customers essential acquisition guidance and training.
Our contact information:
National Transportation Safety Board
Office of Chief Financial Officer
Acquisition Division
490 L'Enfant Plaza, SW
Washington, DC 20594
(202) 314-6205
[email protected]
Prospective Contractors
To do business with the NTSB, contractors must be actively registered with the Federal Contractor Registry. As a prospective contractor, you
- may send your company's literature to either the physical or email address listed on this page.
- are welcome to contact us for questions regarding the NTSB acquisition program.
Scam Warning:
Be aware of an increase in scam emails containing fake RFQs and contracts.
We have been notified that a 3rd party is impersonating an NTSB employee and sending out fake Requests for Quotes (RFQ) and contracts. These emails may appear to be coming from a valid NTSB email address and use names such as NTSB Finance, Angela Roders, and Christopher Blumberg. The RFQs and contracts have been for various IT and A/V products. If you receive an RFQ or contract from an NTSB email containing the names mentioned above, do not engage with it as it isn’t valid.
If you question the validity of an NTSB RFQ or contract, please contact Matt Hazlinsky (202-314-6205) or Christopher Blumberg (202-314-6102). UPDATED: 8/18/2022
NTSB Business Opportunities
The NTSB publicizes notices of proposed contract actions as specified in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 5
Proposed contract actions expected to exceed $15,000 but not expected to exceed $25,000.
We are using this website for the purpose of displaying in a public place proposed contract actions expected to exceed $15,000 but not expected to exceed $25,000 In accordance with FAR 5.101(a)(2).
You may direct questions related to specific proposed contract actions to us using the contact information listed on this page.
Updated 10/29/2024