MICC Fort AP Hill

Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort AP Hill is a subordinate contracting office within Army Materiel Command that acquires supplies, services, and construction support for Fort AP Hill and related Army installations. The office has issued 401 federal contract awards since 2001, but contract activity has declined sharply — only one award was recorded in 2020, and no awards are recorded after February 2020, indicating the contracting office is no longer active or has transferred its mission elsewhere.

The portfolio shows $2.5 million in combined award potential value against $13.2 million in combined dollars obligated, reflecting modification activity and task-order spending that exceeded the original award ceilings. Across the 202 distinct prime contractors who received awards, the competitive distribution is fragmented; no individual vendor dominates the portfolio. Award volume was modest and inconsistent even during the office's active years: five awards in 2010, five in 2011, one in 2013, two in 2014, and one in 2020.

The vast majority of awards (304, or 76 percent) carried no set-aside designation, reflecting unrestricted competition. Small-business set-asides accounted for 18 percent of awards, with 8(a) sole-source awards (8 awards, 2 percent) and HUBZone designations (7 awards, 2 percent) forming the secondary set-aside mix. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and competitive 8(a) each represented a single award.

No recent contract awards or open contract opportunities are recorded against this office. The last award closed in February 2020, and the portfolio shows no activity for the past six years. Fort AP Hill consolidated with Fort A.P. Hill in 2021, and Army contracting operations for the installation were likely transferred to a successor contracting office or consolidated under Army Contracting Command. Business development professionals should verify current contracting authority and points of contact for Fort AP Hill procurement through the Defense Logistics Agency or Army Contracting Command, as this office does not reflect current solicitation activity.