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Administrative Services Managers salary

Business & finance · OCC code 11-3012 · gross annual wage · BLS OEWS May 2024

Administrative Services Managers in the US earn a median of $108,390 per year (mean $126,030) as of the BLS OEWS May 2024 survey — that is +119.0% versus the $49,500 median for all US jobs, well above the US median wage for all jobs. The middle half earn between $83,660 and $147,150; the top 10% earn $200,010 or more. The median hourly wage is $52.11. About 254,140 are employed nationally. The highest-paying state is Colorado ($145,650). Wages are gross (pre-tax) and vary by employer, experience and location.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. Data as of OEWS May 2024 (BLS), retrieved June 2026.

Administrative Services Managers pay range (national percentiles)

What administrative services managers earn across the pay distribution, nationally (BLS OEWS, May 2024):

Pay levelAnnual wage
10th percentile (lowest-paid 10%)$64,740
25th percentile$83,660
Median (50th percentile)$108,390
Mean (average)$126,030
75th percentile$147,150
90th percentile (highest-paid 10%)$200,010

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. Data as of OEWS May 2024 (BLS), retrieved June 2026.

A dash (—) means BLS did not release that figure; a plus (+) means the wage is at or above the BLS top code of $239,200/yr. See what wage percentiles mean or check where your salary ranks.

Administrative Services Managers salary by state

Median and mean wage for administrative services managers in each of the 51 states with published data, highest median first. The national median is $108,390.

#StateMedianMeanEmployment
1Colorado$145,650$160,5602,220
2Delaware$138,410$151,160820
3New Jersey$137,210$151,49010,050
4Minnesota$135,050$154,3706,010
5Washington$133,910$152,8003,390
6New York$132,490$151,33014,140
7Connecticut$130,930$140,2602,200
8Tennessee$126,670$140,6608,740
9Virginia$125,830$143,3202,770
10District of Columbia$125,820$141,8201,060
11Rhode Island$125,460$138,020630
12Maryland$115,640$128,6904,560
13Wyoming$115,560$121,600100
14Montana$112,770$131,670350
15South Carolina$111,890$120,840
16Texas$110,230$132,25023,370
17Massachusetts$108,720$122,5209,250
18Oregon$108,490$118,5303,610
19Wisconsin$108,370$118,8204,920
20California$107,410$135,94040,580
21New Hampshire$107,390$124,990720
22Hawaii$106,650$117,2701,830
23North Dakota$106,360$115,020250
24Georgia$106,340$125,2108,850
25Kansas$106,140$119,5101,340
26Utah$105,800$120,2901,810
27Illinois$105,590$119,35011,570
28Michigan$105,290$111,0507,340
29South Dakota$104,870$107,500420
30Iowa$104,770$111,8401,110
31Indiana$104,580$120,4005,940
32New Mexico$104,520$113,4102,100
33Alaska$102,610$114,060910
34Kentucky$102,340$108,2602,000
35Oklahoma$102,310$110,1502,650
36Nebraska$101,970$110,8502,510
37North Carolina$101,270$114,9507,490
38Pennsylvania$100,930$114,5105,760
39Arizona$99,800$111,8306,310
40Alabama$97,960$107,710660
41Missouri$97,270$109,1504,650
42Ohio$95,190$102,8007,500
43Maine$94,370$100,9201,140
44Louisiana$91,730$111,9002,950
45Mississippi$90,710$108,5202,190
46Florida$88,740$102,94015,110
47Vermont$85,720$97,390440
48Arkansas$82,880$94,8201,020
49West Virginia$82,440$89,3701,730
50Nevada$81,510$88,3403,080
51Idaho$78,520$86,950820

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. Data as of OEWS May 2024 (BLS), retrieved June 2026.

Highest median: Colorado ($145,650). Lowest: Idaho ($78,520).

Similar-paying jobs

Administrative Services Managers and the nearest-paying occupations by national median. Source: BLS OEWS, May 2024.
OccupationMedian wageMean wagevs US median
Administrative Services Managers (this job)$108,390$126,030+119.0%
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives$105,980$110,990+114.1%
Electrical Engineers$111,910$120,980+126.1%
Database Administrators$104,620$107,440+111.4%
Data Scientists$112,590$124,590+127.5%
Computer Systems Analysts$103,790$111,960+109.7%

First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives · Electrical Engineers · Database Administrators · Data Scientists · Computer Systems Analysts

Frequently asked questions

How much do administrative services managers make?

Administrative Services Managers earn a national median of $108,390 per year (mean $126,030) as of the BLS OEWS May 2024 survey. The middle half earn between $83,660 (25th percentile) and $147,150 (75th percentile); the top 10% earn $200,010 or more and the bottom 10% earn under $64,740. These are gross, pre-tax wages.

What is the hourly wage for administrative services managers?

The median hourly wage is $52.11 and the mean is $60.59 (BLS OEWS, May 2024). BLS reports some occupations only as annual wages, in which case hourly figures are shown as a dash.

Which state pays administrative services managers the most?

Colorado has the highest median wage for administrative services managers at $145,650, versus a national median of $108,390. State pay reflects local cost of living, demand and industry mix. See the full state table on this page.

How many administrative services managers are there in the US?

BLS estimates about 254,140 administrative services managers are employed in the US (OEWS, May 2024). Among the 124 occupations tracked here, this job ranks #27 of 124 by median pay.

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Sources & accuracy

Wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 (OCC 11-3012), gross annual wages, U.S. public domain, retrieved June 2026. OEWS figures are survey estimates and reflect pay before tax. Your actual pay depends on employer, experience, certifications, industry and location. This is information, not financial or career advice — see our methodology and disclaimer.

Last updated: 2026-06-20