Co Department Military Affairs

The Colorado Department of Military Affairs, through its Regional Training Institute (RTI) division, is a U.S. state government entity that primarily provides lodging, training, and exercise services to Department of Defense agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2010, the organization serves as a critical support mechanism for military training and preparedness, with a specific focus on delivering comprehensive accommodations and training facilities for various military units and personnel. Located in Centennial, Colorado, the Regional Training Institute operates as a child entity under the City of Lakewood, specializing in supporting military training needs across different branches of the armed forces.

The federal contract awards demonstrate the organization's extensive experience in providing lodging services for military personnel across various training scenarios. Most contract awards are firm fixed-price blanket purchase agreement (BPA) call contracts with the Department of the Army and Colorado National Guard, ranging from $5,600 to $125,800. These contracts consistently support lodging requirements for diverse military groups, including the 4th Infantry Division, Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) cadets, 101st Army Band, and various infantry and artillery regiments. The contracts cover training locations primarily in Colorado Springs, with lodging services supporting initial duty training, command post exercises, inactive duty training, and pre-deployment preparations. No set-aside designations were applied to these contract awards, indicating open competition and standard procurement processes.

The federal grant awards primarily consist of cooperative agreements with the Colorado National Guard and Air National Guard, focusing on a wide range of administrative, operational, and support services. These grants, typically awarded for one to two-year periods, cover critical areas such as anti-terrorism programs, environmental program management, security cooperative agreements, electronic security system management, command and control communications, training support systems, distributed learning programs, facilities operations, and family program activities. The grants, identified with specific numerical codes like W912LC2121010 and W912LC2121022, demonstrate the organization's comprehensive role in supporting military infrastructure, technology, security, and personnel development across both Army and Air National Guard branches.