RCC Sharana

Department of the Army Materiel Command Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Center Sharana is a regional Army contracting office that executed contingency procurement operations in support of expeditionary operations. The organization transacted defense contracts primarily through open competitive awards with no small-business or set-aside designations.

The contracting center awarded 2,704 federal contracts between July 2007 and July 2013, generating $331.9 million in combined potential value and obligating $282.7 million (85% of potential value). Activity peaked in 2010 with 1,186 awards, declined substantially thereafter, and ceased in 2013—563 awards in 2009, 630 in 2011, 243 in 2012, and 39 in 2013. No recent contract awards are recorded; the most recently recorded award date is July 2013, more than thirteen years before present. The portfolio spans 132 distinct prime contractors across the award history.

The set-aside mix was entirely open competition: 2,702 awards (100%) carried no set-aside designation, with one 8(a) sole-source award and one small-business award comprising the remainder. This structure reflects the temporary, mission-driven character of expeditionary contracting—rapid execution against immediate operational demand rather than structured small-business policy.

No recent contract opportunities or grant activity is recorded against the organization or its descendant offices. The contracting center's portfolio activity ended over a decade ago; current business development pursuit is not supportable on available data.