Headquarters

The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Headquarters is a defense sub-agency and principal operator of Army real property and facilities worldwide; it procures goods and services to sustain, modernize, and maintain Army installations and manages strategic environmental and natural-resources partnerships at those sites.

The agency has awarded 4,614 federal contracts since 1999, totaling $6.16 billion in combined potential value with $6.07 billion obligated. Contract activity has trended downward over the last five years: 229 awards in 2022, 210 in 2023, 194 in 2024, 160 in 2025, and 18 year-to-date in 2026. The most recently recorded award date is April 15, 2026. Across the portfolio, 1,118 distinct prime contractors have been awarded at least one contract. The contract competitive landscape is fragmented by award count, with the top five primes holding 42 percent of recent awards over the last five years; however, concentration by potential value is highly fragmented, with the same top five accounting for only 5 percent of combined potential value. This disparity reflects heavy transacting through smaller awards and Schedule task orders. Chicago American Manufacturing LLC leads both rankings within the five-year window, with 109 awards and $121 million combined potential value; Mec-Fs JV follows with 142 awards but only $18.1 million in reported value. Environmental Chemical Corporation, despite far fewer awards than the count leaders, ranks second by value at $94.2 million across 21 awards. The remaining active primes operate across a long tail of smaller transactions.

Set-aside activity is minimal. Seventy percent of all awards carry no set-aside designation. Small-business set-asides (competitive and sole-source combined) account for 28 percent of awards; 8(a) awards comprise 9 percent total (5 percent sole-source, 4 percent competitive). Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, WOSB, and HUBZone designations each appear in less than 1 percent of awards.

The agency has made 45 federal grant awards totaling $372.1 million in obligated federal dollars since 2012. All grants are structured as Cooperative Agreements. Recent grant volume has been sparse and episodic: 2 awards in 2021, 2 in 2022, 5 in 2023, 7 in 2024, and 2 year-to-date in 2026 (the most recently recorded grant award dated July 1, 2026). Twenty-nine distinct recipients have received grants. By award count, the top five recipients hold 38 percent of recent grants over the last five years; by federal dollars, the same group holds 28 percent. Colorado State University dominates by both metrics, with 2 awards totaling $51.1 million obligated. The State of Hawaii Department of Land & Natural Resources ranks second by federal dollars with $28.3 million across a single award. The remaining recipients are universities, nonprofit conservation organizations, and land trusts, each holding single or double-digit award counts.

Recent contract opportunities are not recorded in the source. Recent grant opportunities are not recorded in the source.