MICC Fort Dix

Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Dix is an Army contracting office responsible for procuring supplies, services, and materials to support Army installations and mission operations. The contracting command operates under Army Materiel Command, the Army's principal acquisition arm for non-weapon systems, and manages contracting activity at Fort Dix, New Jersey and subordinate or supported installations.

Contract activity at the contracting office has substantially declined in recent years. The office has issued 2,083 federal contract awards since 1999, with a combined potential value of $85.2 million and combined dollars obligated of $183 million. Award cadence peaked in prior periods but dropped sharply beginning in 2013: the office issued 40 awards in 2010, 10 in 2011, 14 in 2012, 1 in 2013, and 5 in 2019. The most recent recorded award dates to September 2019, indicating no new contracting activity has been recorded against the office for over seven years.

The portfolio spans 607 distinct prime contractors over its history, indicating a fragmented competitive base. Set-aside awards dominate the contracting mix: approximately 54% of awards carry a small-business set-aside designation. Within that breakdown, total Small Business set-asides account for 519 awards (25%), Competitive 8(a) for 387 awards (19%), 8(a) Sole Source for 154 awards (7%), and HUBZone for 56 awards (3%). Emerging Small Business set-asides represent 3 awards (0%). No set-aside awards comprise 964 awards (46%) of the total portfolio.

No recent contract opportunities or contract awards are recorded against the contracting office. The seven-year gap between the most recent award and the current date, combined with the sharp decline in annual award volume, suggests the office is inactive or transitioned contracting authority to another office within Army Materiel Command or to a higher-level Army contracting entity.