MICC Fort Lee

Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Lee is a defense contracting office within Army Materiel Command responsible for procuring supplies, equipment, and services to support Army materiel operations at Fort Lee and affiliated installations. The command has awarded 1,431 contracts since 1998, with combined potential value of $86 million and combined dollars obligated of $148.4 million across 546 distinct prime contractors.

Recent contract activity has declined significantly. The command issued 10 awards in 2020, 8 in 2021, 11 in 2022, 1 in 2024, and 2 in 2025. The most recent award closed on May 20, 2025. This drop-off reflects a substantial pullback from the historical tempo reflected in the all-time award count, warranting close attention to whether the command is consolidating its contracting footprint, shifting procurement responsibility to higher-level Army Materiel Command contracting offices, or reducing operational spending.

Over the last five years, competitive concentration among prime contractors is highly fragmented. The top five awardees by award count account for 64 percent of recent awards, but they hold only trivial reported potential value: Seva Technical Services, Inc. leads with 4 awards valued at $2 thousand combined; Obey Imaging Supplies, Inc. has 2 awards at $312 combined; the remaining top five hold 1 award each with reported values ranging from $22 thousand to $337. When ranked by potential value, the top five hold 0 percent of combined potential value from recent awards, indicating the command transacts heavily through Schedule task orders, BPA calls, modifications, or below-threshold purchase orders whose dollar values are not reported in source data. Crystal Clean, LLC appears as the by-value leader with $265 thousand on 1 award.

The command's set-aside mix is heavily skewed toward unrestricted competition. No set-aside was used on 1,249 awards (87 percent). Small Business set-asides (both competitive and sole-source) account for 8 percent of awards; 8(a) competitive and sole-source designations each represent 2 percent; service-disabled veteran-owned small business sole-source awards represent less than 1 percent. This profile reflects a mature, low-dollar-value procurement stream where unrestricted contracting dominates.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the command. Given the steep decline in award velocity and lack of open solicitation data, this office does not present an active pursuit opportunity for business development at present. Watch for shifts in contracting activity or the publication of new solicitations.