Federal Contracts from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

3 total opportunities indexed 3 open / pre-award

Federal contracting overview — Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

The CFPB supervises and enforces federal consumer financial protection laws — TILA, RESPA, FCRA, ECOA, FDCPA, and the CARD Act. Uniquely funded through the Federal Reserve (not congressional appropriations), CFPB operates with significant independence. Its data analytics work — market monitoring, consumer complaint database, and supervisory examination support — drives contracting. Dominant NAICS: 541512 (IT — data analytics, complaint portal, exam technology), 541611 (consulting — market research and policy analysis), and 541110 (legal — enforcement litigation support).

Top Awardees with Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Award Trends — Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (2024–2026)

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Top NAICS Bought by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

NAICS Code Name Opportunities
519210 1
518210 1
517111 1

Top Set-Asides Used by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Set-Aside Opportunities
NONE 1

Top Performing States for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

State Solicitations
Washington, D.C. DC 2

Why bid Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

CFPB contracts are mid-size IT and analytics awards. Financial-services data expertise (mortgage markets, credit cards, student loans) is the primary technical discriminator. Public Trust suitability is standard. GSA MAS IT and MAS PSS are the primary vehicles. Small-business set-asides appear frequently. The bureau's independent funding means procurement is less subject to continuing-resolution delays than appropriated agencies.

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