Micah Property Management, LLC

Micah Property Management, LLC, a minority-owned, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Duncanville, Texas, operates as a prime contractor delivering catering and facilities maintenance services to military and civilian federal agencies, with 77 awards totaling $3.7 million in combined potential value across twenty distinct customer agencies.

Micah competes predominantly under total small business set-asides, with 51 of its 77 awards falling under NAICS 722320 (Caterers) and the remainder split across plumbing, HVAC, janitorial, and construction trades. The company's footprint concentrates on Army National Guard units across Texas, Louisiana, and Kansas, with secondary exposure to the U.S. Coast Guard and civilian agencies including the Social Security Administration, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the Army Corps of Engineers. Catering dominates the award count and dollar concentration — meal services (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and boxed meals for training events) account for the majority of recent work, while a smaller subset of contracts cover facility maintenance tasks including water heater replacement, HVAC repair, hydrant service, and preventive maintenance at federal installations.

The top three customer agencies by combined potential value account for 75 percent of Micah's portfolio. The Department of the Army Texas Army National Guard leads with twelve awards worth $1.4 million, followed by the Department of the Army proper with twenty-five awards worth $625 thousand, and the Department of the Army Louisiana Army National Guard with nine awards worth $288 thousand. A secondary tier includes the Kansas Army National Guard ($254 thousand), the Coast Guard ($96 thousand), and the Army Corps of Engineers ($176 thousand). This concentration among Army National Guard units across the South and Midwest reflects Micah's established relationships with state military authorities and recurring meal support requirements for annual training events and garrison operations.

Micah holds multiple active blanket purchase agreements serving as parent vehicles. The Louisiana Army National Guard BPA (W912NR22A0003) carries a $250 thousand ceiling with eight task orders issued; the Texas Army National Guard indefinite delivery contract (W912L124D0005) holds a $209.5 thousand ceiling with five task orders; and multiple five-year regional BPAs with Texas Army National Guard locations at Brownwood, Austin, Bastrop, and Mineral Wells (each $250 thousand) and Louisiana Army National Guard (FY25–27, $150 thousand) and Kansas National Guard (FY26–28, $250 thousand) extend the vehicle base into 2027–2030. These vehicles provide flexibility for task order placement without re-competition and anchor Micah's recurring revenue stream across National Guard organizations.

Recent representative awards illustrate the two-track capability set. Catering contracts include a $30.4 million meal services delivery order from the Department of the Army for 3-265 ADA Annual Training at Camp Blanding, Florida (May–June 2025), a $91.3 thousand delivery order from the Texas National Guard for Brownwood annual training (May–June 2024), and a $77.5 thousand purchase order from the Department of the Army for 1-149th Aviation Battalion Annual Training breakfast and dinner meals at Ellington Field, Houston (June 2024). Facilities maintenance work includes a $53.8 thousand preventive maintenance contract with the Social Security Administration Waco Regional Benefit Office (September 2022–September 2027), a $52 thousand HVAC ductwork installation for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Weather Forecast Office in Shreveport, Louisiana (October 2022–April 2024), and Coast Guard water heater and hydrant replacement orders ranging from $4.6 thousand to $21.5 thousand.

Activity has remained stable year-over-year, averaging 14–16 awards annually over 2022–2025, with 5 awards recorded in the first half of 2026. Recompete risk over the next twenty-four months is low, with only two awards (combined potential value $75 thousand) reaching ultimate completion inside that window. Micah competes across a broad federal customer base but shows little subcontract exposure — the portfolio is 100 percent prime, with no sub-awards recorded. The vendor's set-aside posture — predominantly total small business designations with recurring direct relationships to National Guard procurement offices — indicates a deliberate market positioning focused on state defense and recurring logistics support rather than broader civilian or prime-contractor channels.