Department Of Military Wyoming

The Department of Military Wyoming, operating as the Adjutant General's Office, is a U.S. state government entity headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming that provides temporary lodging, facilities management, and National Guard operations and maintenance services to the Wyoming Army National Guard, Air National Guard, and supporting federal defense agencies exclusively as a prime recipient and contractor (100% of awards). The entity competes in full and open (non-set-aside) procurements across all contract and cooperative agreement awards.

The Adjutant General's Office delivers concrete lodging and housing services anchored to Camp Guernsey and other Wyoming National Guard installations. Its federal contract work centers on temporary unaccompanied housing (open bay, post-initial military training, collective training, and mobilization configurations) and lodging with WiFi support for training students. Representative contract work includes a $21,595 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of the Army for Camp Guernsey lodging (awarded April 2024, completion April 2024); a $17,500 BPA call from Air Force Global Strike Command for troop housing at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base (awarded October 2023, completion September 2024); and a $3,270 purchase order from the Department of the Army for a 12-day training lodging event in June 2022. The entity holds two significant standing BPAs: a $749,000 single-award agreement with Air Force Global Strike Command (through September 2028) for lodging and WiFi at Camp Guernsey, and a $500,000 single-award BPA with the Wyoming National Guard awarded May 2025 (through May 2030) for post-initial military training, collective training, and mobilization unaccompanied housing.

Federal grant work dominates the portfolio and consists entirely of cooperative agreements under the National Guard Military Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Projects program (CFDA 12.401) and related National Guard programs, awarded by the Wyoming National Guard, Army National Guard, Air National Guard, and Air Force. The Adjutant General's Office acts as prime recipient on cooperative agreements funding facilities operations and maintenance, security guard activities, electronic security system management, environmental programs, anti-terrorism programs, command and control communications infrastructure, training support systems, and emergency management coordination. A representative award is the $8,049,795 FY2026 Army National Guard Facilities Program cooperative agreement (awarded October 2025, completion September 2026) supporting comprehensive facilities sustainment, environmental programs, security operations, fire protection, training infrastructure, and administrative services. Additional grant work includes a $435,500 Project Grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration under the Veterans Transportation Program (CFDA 64.035, awarded September 2024) to provide innovative transportation services for veterans in rural Wyoming, and a $3.4 million cooperative agreement under the National Guard ChalleNGe Program (CFDA 12.404, awarded July 2022) supporting the National Guard Youth ChalleNGe military-style residential program for at-risk youth.

Customer concentration is extreme and monolithic. The Department of the Army Wyoming Army National Guard accounts for 167 of 307 total awards (54% of award count) and $2.8 million combined potential value. The second-largest customer, Air Force Global Strike Command, holds 20 awards worth $2.3 million combined potential value. These two customers represent the overwhelming majority of the entity's federal footprint. The Army National Guard (broader) adds 65 awards, and the Department of the Army adds 26 awards (254 thousand combined potential value). Together, these four Army/National Guard customer variants account for 94% of recent awards. The remaining 6% of awards are split among the Air Force, Air National Guard, Veterans Affairs, and Defense Threat Reduction Agency.

The entity places task orders against multiple standing BPAs. The top parent vehicle, Blanket Purchase Agreement W912L313A0006, carries 28 task orders valued at $770 thousand combined potential value. BPA W912L321A0020 carries 15 task orders ($133 thousand). Air Force Global Strike Command's BPA FA461319AA001 carries 3 task orders ($76 thousand). These vehicles are the primary ordering mechanisms for the recurring lodging and housing services the entity delivers.

Activity has declined year over year: 23 awards in 2022 declining to 3 awards in 2026 (through June). This trajectory reflects the maturation of standing BPAs that consolidate what were once separate task orders into fewer, larger vehicles. Fifteen awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Combined potential value across all 307 awards sits at $5.4 million, but obligated dollars total $608.8 million (11,174% of combined potential value), indicating that the source captures primarily placeholder ceiling values on standing IDVs rather than actual task-order flow; the real invoiced volume is substantially higher.

The entity's capability portfolio is narrowly specialized and geographically locked: 100 awards fall under Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels (NAICS 721110), with 75 awards coded to the Transportation/Travel/Lodging PSC for lodging services. Electrical, wireless, and rail work account for single-digit awards and represent minor operational noise. Place of performance is Wyoming, primarily Camp Guernsey and Francis E. Warren Air Force Base, with subordinate lodging locations within 20 miles of multiple Wyoming cities. No teaming relationships, subcontractor footprint, or sub-awards are present; the entity delivers all work as a prime.