About Us GCS

June 2020 - Government contracting services established. October 2020 - Began providing acquisition support. September 2022 - Intended to be fully functional. November 2023 - 100+ Personnel providing support to 21 ACF program offices. End of 2025 - Expected to reach full compliance maturity.

Government Contracting Services (GCS) was founded in June 2020, marking the establishment of the organization. By October of the same year, GCS embarked on providing acquisition support services with a limited staff of 23 individuals. With an ever-evolving mission, the organization aimed to achieve full functionality by September 2022. Today, GCS employs a staff of more than 100 civilians, actively engaged in providing support to all 22 ACF program offices. Looking ahead, GCS has set a targeted timeline of reaching full compliance maturity by the end of 2025. Aptly positioning the organization to meet the needs of children, families, and children in need.

Mission

Create agile acquisition solutions to support social and economically healthy communities for children and families.

Vision

Advance humanity by providing world-class business advice and contracting services that promote the well-being of children, families and communities to deliver innovative solutions for our nation.

Quick Facts

  • June 2020 — GCS Established
  • October 2020 - Began proving acquisition support
  • 100+ Civilian Personnel
  • >$10 billion in obligations since inception
  • 5 Buying Divisions
  • 21 Mission Partners
  • >340 Contracting Actions in FY23
  • $1.3 billion in obligations in FY23

Values

Dedication

...to promoting hope and opportunity for those in need of human services.

Excellence

...in our performance, exemplified by innovations and solutions that are anchored in available evidence, build knowledge and transcend boundaries.

Professionalism

...in the manner in which we provide services, the attitude we bring, the relationships we build, and our commitment to the mission of the Administration for Children and Families.

Integrity

...of the Administration for Children and Families as an organization, personified in ethical conduct by each of us.

Stewardship

...of the resources entrusted to us by the people of the United States and accountability for and transparency in our actions as public servants.

Respect

...for those we serve, with whom we work and with whom we partner.