Air Force Installation Contracting Agency

The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Installation Contracting Agency is the Air Force's principal contracting office for installation and mission support services across its bases and facilities worldwide. Operating as a sub-agency within Air Force Materiel Command, it executes contracts for base operations, facility maintenance, contingency support, and mission-critical services ranging from library resources to emergency construction and medical training.

The agency has issued 10,615 federal contract awards since 1996, with a combined potential value of $6.64 billion and combined obligations of $10.59 billion. Activity over the last five years shows 2022: 21 awards, 2023: 25 awards, 2024: 20 awards, 2025: 9 awards, and 2026: 16 awards year-to-date. The most recent award closed in June 2026. Contract competition is fragmented, with the top five primes by award count holding 29 percent of recent awards. Paragon Micro Inc. leads by award count with 11 awards totaling $2.8 million in combined potential value, followed by CDW Government LLC with 5 awards at $4.9 million. By potential value, concentration is highly fragmented at just 1 percent of combined value held by the top five: KBR Services, LLC dominates with 2 awards at $41.9 million potential value, followed by Vana Solutions LLC with 3 awards at $7.1 million. The disparity between count and value concentration reflects heavy transacting through Schedule task orders and BPA calls with unreported individual values. Among the 631 distinct primes awarded over the portfolio lifetime, 631 distinct contractors show broad market access.

Set-asides are minimal. The overwhelming majority of awards—8,901 (84 percent)—carry no set-aside designation. Total Small Business accounts for 7 percent of awards, Partial Small Business for 6 percent, with 8(a) Sole Source at 2 percent, Competitive 8(a) at 1 percent, and service-disabled veteran and women-owned small business set-asides combined at less than 1 percent.

Grant activity is negligible. The agency closed 2 federal grant awards since 2017, totaling $12.3 million in federal obligations, both as Cooperative Agreements. No grant activity has been recorded since 2017.

Open contract opportunities span installation support, contingency planning, facility renovations, medical services, library resources, and equipment procurement. The 772nd Enterprise Sourcing Squadron and 772nd Contracting Squadron are executing active solicitations including Air Force Contract Augmentation Program VI (AFCAP VI), a multiple-award IDIQ closing December 1, 2026, for rapid contingency planning, logistics, and emergency construction globally; a Progressive Design-Build (PDB) project for military working dog facility renovation at Vandenberg Space Force Base under Other Transaction Authority, closing November 17, 2026; cathodic protection survey and assessment services for underground infrastructure corrosion prevention, closing November 23, 2026; and FY27 Nursing Practice Oversight Course audiovisual equipment rental, closing November 16, 2026 with three amendments issued as of October 20, 2026. Pre-solicitation sources-sought notices are open for cell salvage medical device capabilities (November 16, 2026) and Physical Medicine Advance Course training delivery near Joint Base San Antonio (October 2, 2026). Recent commercial item solicitations target library subscriptions for books, audiobooks, DVDs, magazines, and digital resources across DAF Library locations.