Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles

The Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) is a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) under Acquisition Category IC that provides the Department of Defense with a standardized fleet of medium-duty tactical trucks and support vehicles. The program follows the Major Capability Acquisition pathway and encompasses various vehicle configurations including cargo trucks, wreckers, and specialized variants designed to support military operations. FMTV vehicles serve as a backbone of military logistics and tactical vehicle fleets, offering commonality of parts and standardized maintenance procedures across multiple variants.

Contract awards under the FMTV program primarily cover vehicle components, modification kits, and maintenance support items ranging in value from approximately $1,000 to over $14 million, with typical performance periods of 3-18 months. Major acquisitions include complete vehicle orders such as the M1086A1P2 and M1096A1P2 variants with Patriot modification kits, as well as regular procurement of critical components like axle assemblies, engines, transmissions, and vehicle covers. The contracts show a mix of unrestricted and Total Small Business set-asides, with firm-fixed price being the predominant pricing structure. Most contracts are administered through the Army Contracting Command, with significant activity at Red River Army Depot in Texas. While the data doesn't consistently identify prime contractors, there is substantial procurement of specialized automotive components, power generation systems, and tactical vehicle accessories through both large defense contractors and small business suppliers.