Readiness Management Support LC

Readiness Management Support LC, a Panama City Beach, Florida-based for-profit limited liability company, operates as a prime contractor delivering base operations support, logistics, engineering, and personnel services to U.S. military installations across the Middle East and Southwest Asia, competing without set-asides on a mix of indefinite-delivery vehicles and firm fixed-price delivery orders. The vendor carries no SBA certifications and competes full-and-open; recent award activity concentrates on Air Force and Army CENTCOM operations with no set-aside designations across the prime footprint.

RMS LC's capability portfolio centers on contingency base operations, dining facility management, fire services, civil engineering, and local national escort and monitoring services at forward-deployed installations. Representative work includes a $114.9 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Air Combat Command for civil engineering and consolidated base operations at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar (awarded March 2026, ultimate completion September 2030 under AFCAP V); a $72.95 million delivery order for local national and other country national escort and monitoring services at Qatar facilities (awarded November 2025, completion May 2031 under AFCAP V); $45.6 million in dining facility operations at Al Udeid through May 2027 (awarded June 2022); and a $26 million task order for design, build, and operations of Life Support Area facilities at Northwest Field, Guam (awarded September 2022, completion September 2028 under AFCAP V). The vendor also holds a $248.1 million indefinite-delivery contract with Army Forces Command for heavy lift, line haul, and personnel transportation services throughout the CENTCOM area of responsibility, awarded June 2023 with ultimate completion December 2026.

Customer concentration anchors heavily to the Air Force. The top five funding agencies account for 85% of recent award count and 96% of combined potential value. The Air Force Air Education and Training Command dominates by dollar magnitude at $20.46 billion across 120 awards, though this concentration appears to reflect a large population of small task orders rather than the primary operational footprint; Air Combat Command (143 awards, $941.3 million combined potential value) and the Army Forces Command (18 awards, $821.1 million) represent more active operational contracting. The Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center (27 awards, $738.2 million) and Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (45 awards, $666.1 million) round out the core customer base. Activity has remained flat over the past five years at two to five awards annually; six awards totaling $118.5 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete.

RMS LC sits on multiple AFCAP vehicles as the primary customer-facing contractor. The Air Force Contract Augmentation Program V (AFCAP V)—a $6.4 billion Air Force IDIQ—carries 18 task orders worth $549.6 million combined potential value across Middle Eastern and Pacific locations including Qatar, Jordan, Kuwait, and Guam. AFCAP III, an older iteration, anchors 121 task orders valued at $1.27 billion. The vendor also holds positions on Air Force IDIQs F0863702D6999 (275 task orders, $32.9 million combined potential value, primarily housekeeping and facilities operations) and N6523606D6864 (46 task orders, $189 million). The Heavy Lift 9 CENTCOM IDIQ with Army Forces Command carries Army transportation and logistics work throughout the CENTCOM area of responsibility.

The vendor operates with regional subcontractor partnerships rather than building internal sub-teams. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts (a narrow slice of RMS LC's federal portfolio covering only service contracts above $150,000), sub-hours share ran zero percent, indicating the vendor performs work directly. Named subcontractors on AFCAP delivery orders include Kuwait Resources House (vehicle leasing, visa sponsorship, personnel escort), Gulf Supplies & Commercial Services (labor support, vehicle leasing, DFAC consumables), Kamal Mustafa Al Sultan General Trading & Contracting (visa and driving license services), Pilgrims Group USA LLC (operating as Catalyst Services USA, airport transportation, visa sponsorship), and Chugach Consolidated Solutions LLC (an SBA 8(a) Alaska Native Corporation subsidiary, operations and maintenance support). The vendor also appears in a sub-award role under Vectrus Systems LLC for base operating support and security services in Iraq supporting the F-16 program (awarded January 2026, August 2025 under the Intrepid Global Solutions LLC DBA). SCI-reported invoicing ran $3.4 million in FY2022, $2.4 million in FY2023, and $3.2 million in FY2024, with median government-paid hourly rates around $42/hr and senior labor rates through $51/hr; the SCI dataset captured roughly 100 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 27.6 in FY2023 and 29.6 in FY2024, though these figures represent only a portion of the vendor's federal services workforce.

RMS LC claims over 65 years of military support experience and describes itself as a leading international services company, though the source's award history is bounded to recent activity beginning in 1999. The vendor's competitive posture remains full-and-open across the federal footprint with no set-aside designations; this profile suggests a vendor targeting large-value CENTCOM contingency work rather than small-business or disadvantaged-business set-asides.