MICC Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall is the Army's contracting office for base operations, real property services, utilities, and administrative support at the installation. The command has issued 627 federal contract awards since 2001, but recent contracting activity has substantially declined: the most recent recorded award dates to July 2014, more than twelve years ago. Award volume fell from 6 contracts in 2010 to just 1 in 2014, with no recorded awards in 2015 or later.

The combined award potential value across the portfolio is $2 million, though obligated dollars total $23.3 million, indicating that many awards have been modified upward or represent multi-year or option-bearing task orders where only the base year was initially valued. Among 311 distinct prime contractors awarded over the portfolio history, the competitive concentration is highly fragmented — no single vendor or small group dominates the workload. This fragmentation reflects the installation-support nature of the mission, where base operations typically distribute across multiple regional and local service providers.

The set-aside mix skews heavily toward unrestricted competition: 86 percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, while small-business set-asides (Total Small Business and 8(a) Competitive combined) account for 8 percent and 8(a) Sole Source awards for 7 percent. The small-business footprint is modest relative to government-wide small-business spending patterns, suggesting that the contracting command's installation-support work has historically attracted large regional contractors or incumbent facilities-management firms.

No recent federal contract opportunities are recorded against the command. The absence of awards since mid-2014 and lack of open solicitations indicate that this installation's contracting activity has moved to a different contracting office, been consolidated under a higher-level Army command, or transitioned to other acquisition vehicles. Business development activity here should be informed by direct outreach to the command's contracting office to determine whether procurement authority has shifted and where current solicitations are being released.