RCC Leatherneck

Department of the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Center Leatherneck is a subordinate contracting office within Army Materiel Command's expeditionary contracting apparatus, responsible for procuring supplies, services, and equipment in support of forward-deployed military operations. This regional center executed 2,389 federal contract awards spanning 2009 through 2014, with combined potential value of $674.3 million and combined dollars obligated of $655.6 million (97% of combined potential value).

The office's contract activity was concentrated in the 2010–2011 period, when it issued 809 awards in 2010 and 808 in 2011. Activity declined sharply thereafter: 347 awards in 2012, 91 in 2013, and 7 in 2014. The most recent recorded award closed on March 12, 2014, marking the end of active transactional history from this office in the source portfolio.

Across the lifetime portfolio, 104 distinct prime contractors received awards. The source data does not report top-contractor rankings or individual award concentrations by name, so competitive positioning among those primes cannot be determined from available information.

The contracting office awarded 2,387 contracts (100% of its portfolio) with no set-aside designation, and issued only 2 small-business set-aside awards (0% of total). This structure reflects the nature of expeditionary contracting in forward-deployed environments, where commercial-off-the-shelf and rapid-procurement sourcing typically follows unrestricted competitive or directed-award protocols rather than small-business or designated-business-set-aside mechanisms.

No recent federal contract awards or active contract opportunities are recorded against this office in the source data. The office's contracting activity concluded more than a decade ago, and no current procurement pipeline is evident. Business-development professionals evaluating this office should treat it as inactive and archived for historical reference only.