MICC Fort Polk

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Polk, a sub-agency of Army Materiel Command, manages supply, service, and facility contracts for Fort Polk, Louisiana. The command has awarded 1,836 contracts cumulatively since 2000, though award activity has declined sharply in recent years. The most recent award closed on July 18, 2023. Fort Polk recorded 214 awards in 2019, 35 in 2020, 8 in 2021, 6 in 2022, and 6 in 2023, a trajectory indicating minimal procurement activity over the last three years.

Combined award potential value across the portfolio totals $6.6 million, but combined dollars obligated reached $102 million—a disparity reflecting heavy reliance on contract modifications and option-exercise awards that inflate obligation relative to initial ceiling values. The contracting footprint spans 637 distinct prime contractors, indicating substantial fragmentation in the supplier base. Over the last five years, competitive concentration is highly fragmented by both award count and potential value. Tonerquest Inc. leads by award count with 3 recent awards totaling $475 in potential value, followed by Divine Imaging Inc. with 2 awards valued at $8 thousand. The remaining top-five primes account for individual awards in the low hundreds of dollars, reflecting the small-scale, commoditized nature of Fort Polk's contracting activity.

The set-aside mix shows 88 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, with small-business set-asides accounting for 12 percent across all designations—primarily Total Small Business awards (212 awards) and a minimal share of 8(a) competitive and sole-source awards. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and HUBZone sole-source awards each appear once in the five-year window.

Fort Polk represents a mature, low-velocity contracting operation focused on base supply and maintenance. The steep decline in award volume since 2019 and the absence of recorded awards since mid-2023 suggest either reduced procurement need, a shift to other contracting mechanisms, or a consolidation of transactional activity. No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the command.