AFLCMC Peterson AFB

Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Peterson Air Force Base is a sub-agency within the Department of the Air Force that procures equipment, systems, and technical services for the Air Force's material sustainment and modernization operations. The Center manages the lifecycle of Air Force platforms and equipment from acquisition through sustainment and retirement.

The Center has awarded 171 federal contracts cumulatively since 1996, generating $108.4 million in combined award potential value and $2.27 billion in combined dollars obligated across its portfolio history. Recent award volume has been sparse: the Center closed 6 awards in 2018, 4 in 2019, 2 in 2020, 4 in 2021, and 4 most recently in 2024. The most recent award closed on September 30, 2024. The gap between potential value and obligated dollars suggests the Center operates significantly through options, modifications, or task orders on existing contracts rather than solely through new-award vehicles.

Across the last five years of recorded activity, competitive concentration is highly fragmented. Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp leads by potential value at $3 million from a single award; HPI Federal LLC, Computer Sites Inc., and Blue TECH Inc. each hold one award in the $31 thousand to $234 thousand range. This top four accounts for only 3 percent of combined potential value within the five-year window, indicating the competitive base is dispersed across 38 distinct prime contractors lifetime and new entrants dominate each award cycle with minimal recurring relationships.

Small business set-asides account for 57 percent of the Center's awards, with 97 contracts designated as Total Small Business and 2 as Partial Small Business. The remaining 42 percent of awards (71 contracts) carry no set-aside restriction. The highly fragmented competitive base and small-business emphasis suggest the Center actively rotates contract vehicles and transacts with smaller regional or specialized vendors rather than establishing long-term prime relationships.

No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded in the source data for this agency or its descendant offices. No grant activity is recorded against the Center.