Department Of Military Oregon

The Department Of Military Oregon Financial Administration Division - AGC Division, a state government entity based in Salem, Oregon, serves as a prime recipient for federal grant programs and a prime contractor for federal agencies, holding no SBA certifications and competing full-and-open across its footprint. As a division of the State of Oregon, it operates exclusively as a public-sector organization delivering facilities management, utilities, operations and maintenance, and youth development services to federal agencies across eighteen distinct customer organizations.

The department's federal grant footprint centers on National Guard military operations and maintenance programs and youth development initiatives. The largest recurring award stream is the National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Projects program (CFDA 12.401), under which the Department of the Army, Department of the Air Force, and Oregon Army National Guard have awarded cooperative agreements totaling approximately $41.6 million obligated in recent fiscal years for operations and maintenance of Army National Guard and Air National Guard facilities statewide, with performance through September 30, 2026. The National Guard ChalleNGe Program (CFDA 12.404) has generated a $9.857 million cooperative agreement from DOD Washington Headquarters Service for military-based residential training and supervised work experience serving credit-deficient and out-of-school youth ages 16 through 18. The STARBASE Program (CFDA 12.020) has funded multiple cooperative agreements totaling approximately $2.8 million from DOD Washington Headquarters Service for afterschool and middle/high school STEM mentoring initiatives conducted in partnership with local school districts. All grants are Congressionally directed, non-discretionary awards available exclusively to state National Guard entities; the Department of Military Oregon must coordinate execution through the Oregon Adjutant General.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward National Guard entities. The Oregon Army National Guard and Department of the Army National Guard account for 315 of 364 awards (92% of the award count), though their combined potential value is modest at approximately $6 thousand because most awards are blanket cooperative agreements with massive obligated-to-potential-value ratios (the portfolio shows $1.19 billion obligated against $21.7 million potential value, a 5,472% ratio reflecting the nature of standing cooperative agreements that renew annually with modifications). Outside the National Guard, the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 6 - Pacific Northwest Region holds ten awards with $7.5 million combined potential value, anchored by a single-award IDIQ (contract 1240BF26D0007) with a $2.765 million ceiling issued September 28, 2026, for administrative support and facilities management at the Springfield Interagency Office through August 31, 2027. Three delivery orders under that IDIQ were placed the same day: a $322,520 FY25 utilities order for Springfield Interagency Office, a $170,346 FY24 operations and maintenance order, and a $300,000 utilities order at the Springfield Interagency Center. Recent contract work also includes a $3,960 U.S. Coast Guard purchase order for berthing (lodging) services in support of joint Marine Corps and Coast Guard training in Warrenton, Oregon, and a $349,711 Forest Service purchase order for Springfield facility operation and maintenance running through December 31, 2028.

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years (17 to 20 awards annually in 2022 through 2025), with only five awards recorded in 2026 to date; five awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $793 thousand and therefore representing modest recompete exposure. The department's subcontract footprint is minimal—only two sub-awards appear in the source, both grant sub-awards from the Oregon Military Department for disaster relief equipment and emergency work under FEMA programs, indicating the department functions predominantly as a direct recipient rather than a sub-recipient or subcontractor. The department holds no GSA Schedules, GWACs, or other federal vehicle positions; it competes as a prime under direct customer solicitations. Corporate structure reflects subordination to the State of Oregon, Office of the Governor, which serves as the parent entity; the Financial Administration Division - AGC is the identified child division within the Oregon Military Department.