Fmwr Aphill

Fmwr Aphill is a U.S. local government-owned entity registered in SAM.gov, operating as a child entity within the Department of the Army's Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) program at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia. The organization primarily provides catering and food services to support military training missions and emergency response operations for various military units, with a specialized focus on meal preparation and distribution for military personnel during training exercises and potential evacuation scenarios. As a government-owned entity, Fmwr Aphill serves as a critical support infrastructure for military training and contingency operations, leveraging its on-site facilities and expertise in large-scale food service management.

The federal contract awards demonstrate Fmwr Aphill's extensive experience in providing catering services primarily to the Maryland Army National Guard and various military battalions. Contract awards range from $4,370 to $162,125, consistently supporting different military units such as the 115th Military Police Battalion, 229th Infantry Division, 231st Chemical Company, and 244th Engineer Company. These contracts involve preparing meals for soldier training missions at Fort A.P. Hill and other locations, typically supporting groups ranging from 26 to 700 personnel. All contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders, predominantly awarded by the Department of the Army, and none have special set-aside designations. The contracts consistently involve providing breakfast and dinner meals to support military training activities across various units and dates.

Fmwr Aphill holds a significant blanket purchase agreement (BPA) with the Naval Education and Training Command, valued at $1,387,500, which runs from June 2023 through May 2028. This single-award IDV is specifically designed to support mass evacuation operations under the Navy's emergency response plan. The agreement enables Fmwr Aphill to provide full dining facility operations, including meal preparation and distribution at Fort A.P. Hill, in the event approximately 1,500 military students need to be evacuated from the Hampton Roads, Virginia area. The BPA allows for rapid ordering of subsistence support through firm fixed-price task orders, ensuring continued feeding operations for students during potential contingency scenarios. This IDV underscores Fmwr Aphill's critical role in supporting military emergency preparedness and logistics.