RCC Doha

Department of the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Center Doha is a defense contracting office that executed supply and services contracts supporting Army operations in the U.S. Central Command theater, with primary transactional activity between 2009 and 2010.

The office awarded 11,104 federal contracts with a combined potential value of $1.58 billion and combined dollars obligated of $1.67 billion across 461 distinct prime contractors since its first award in October 2004. Activity was heavily front-loaded: the office awarded 1,470 contracts in 2009 and 216 in 2010, then declined sharply to 29 awards in 2011, 1 award in 2012, and 2 awards in 2016. The most recent recorded award date is August 8, 2016, indicating the office has not been active for nearly a decade.

The competitive structure across the portfolio reflects the transactional nature of overseas contingency contracting. Award distribution across 461 distinct primes indicates a highly fragmented supplier base. The set-aside mix shows 11,080 awards (100%) with no set-aside designation, 22 small-business awards, and one each for 8(a) sole-source and service-disabled veteran-owned small business. This profile is typical of overseas contracting offices where immediate operational need and expedited procurement often take precedence over domestic small-business utilization goals.

No recent contract opportunities are open against this office. The contracting center's last recorded activity closed a decade ago, and no new solicitations or award activity has been filed against the office since 2016. Business development professionals should treat this office as inactive unless seeking to understand historical competitive patterns or prime-contractor relationships from the 2009–2011 period of intensive operations in theater.