Office of Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS)

→ Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) institution

contractor likely

AAS handles complex and classified contracts that could include CIA procurements

→ US Department of Defense (Pentagon) institution

potential_contracting inferential since 2023

AAS handles complex contracts including those with classified performance elements, which would typically involve defense agencies like the Pentagon

→ National Security Agency (NSA) institution

potential_contracting inferential since 2023

Given AAS's role in classified performance element contracts, potential involvement with NSA contracts is possible

→ US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) institution

potential_contracting, contractor inferential since 2023

AAS's handling of complex government contracts could include DHS acquisitions given the scale of their operations · AAS handles high-risk classified contracts, and DHS is a major customer of such acquisition services.

→ Palantir Technologies company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages complex contracts including high-risk classified performance elements, consistent with Palantir's known involvement in classified government work.

→ US Army institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages complex, high-risk classified contracts that would involve Army procurement.

→ US Air Force institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified contracts, with Air Force as a likely customer for such services.

→ General Dynamics company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified contracts, a category in which General Dynamics participates as a defense contractor.

→ Leidos company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages complex classified contracts; Leidos is a major provider of such services to government.

→ Booz Allen Hamilton company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified performance elements; Booz Allen is a key contractor in classified acquisitions.

→ SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages contracts with classified performance elements; SAIC is a major provider in this space.

→ Anduril Industries company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified contracts; Anduril is a defense contractor working on classified systems.

→ L3Harris Technologies company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified performance elements; L3Harris is a defense contractor for such work.

→ Raytheon Technologies (RTX) company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages contracts with classified elements; RTX is a prime contractor for classified acquisitions.

→ Boeing company

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified contracts; Boeing is a major defense contractor.

→ Integrated Award Environment institution

administrative_oversight inferential since 2023

AAS operates within GSA's acquisition framework which includes the Integrated Award Environment for procurement data management.

→ Procurement Committee for E-Government government agency

oversight_relationship inferential since 2023

AAS high-risk classified contracts fall under e-Government procurement oversight mechanisms.

→ Limited Source Justification (LSJ) instrument

contracting_mechanism inferential since 2023

High-risk classified contracts managed by AAS would require Limited Source Justifications for non-competitive awards.

→ DARPA institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages complex classified performance elements; DARPA is a customer for high-risk acquisition services.

→ National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles classified contracts; NRO is a major customer for such acquisition services.

→ Office of Personnel Management (OPM) institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS generated over $16 billion in FY2023 for GSA, which includes providing acquisition services to agencies like OPM.

→ Internal Revenue Service (IRS) institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS provides acquisition services; IRS is a federal agency that would use such services.

→ US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles complex contracts; ICE is a DHS component that would require acquisition support.

→ US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) government agency

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS manages contracts; CBP is a major DHS agency using acquisition services.

→ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) institution

contractor inferential since 2023

AAS handles high-risk classified contracts; FBI is a customer for such services.

← Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) government agency

collaborative relationship inferential since 2026

AAS is typically a component within financial or acquisition offices that coordinates with OCFO.

← Office of Procurement Operations (OPO) government agency

affiliated procurement office inferential since 2026

Office of Procurement Operations (OPO) and Office of Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) are both named as procurement-related offices in the known entities list, suggesting they may be sister offices within the same procurement framework.

← Office of Selective Acquisitions (OSA) government agency

peer/related office inferential since 2026

AAS is another acquisition-related office in the known entities list, sharing the acquisition function domain with OSA.

← Office of Centralized Acquisition Services (OCAS) government agency

organizational_sibling secondary since 2025

Both OCAS and AAS are acquisition services offices within the same organizational framework, listed adjacently in the known entities database.