| Contracting Office |
| USPFO for New Mexico |
| Location |
| Santa Fe, New Mexico |
| What do they procure? |
| telephone and/or comm svcs; vehicular furniture & accys; laundry & dry cleaning svcs; fuel oils; armament training devices; medical & surgical instruments, eq & supplies; comm security eq & comps; tactical sets, kits & outfits |
| Military Branch |
| Army |
| Functional Description |
| The dual State/Federal status of the National Guard, unique among all military forces in the world, must be recognized if the purpose of the USPFO is to be fully understood. The National Guard in each state and territory, until called to federal service by the President, is a State militia under control of the Governor. This fact, coupled with the extensive federal support provided the National Guard while in militia status, necessitates federal control over these resources. The USPFO, by statute, provides this internal control. It is an arrangement which, rather than removing direct control over resources to support the National Guard from State (i.e. the Adjutant General), provides for the Command in each state a highly qualified resource manager who fully supports the programs of the State while providing essential oversight of the federal interest (direct reference from NGR 130-6/ANGI 11-02). |
| Supporting Links |
| http://www.governmentcontractswon.com/department/defense/uspfo-for-new-mexico.asp?yr=11 |
| Contact Info |
| https://www.nm.ngb.army.mil/USPFO/pfo_main.html |
GCO ID#736
Data sources and more data available at www.governmentcontractswon.com, compiled from public data at www.fpds.gov
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