XL EagleAFICC (Air Force Installation Contracting Center)
AFICC stands for Air Force Installation Contracting Center. The Air Force Installation Contracting Center (AFICC) is an Air Force contracting organization headquartered at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. It reports to the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center.
AFICC handles contracts that serve many bases at once, such as enterprise sourcing of common services and supplies, while each base's contracting squadron still buys local needs. Its work is organized into specialized squadrons.
Why it matters to a small contractor
If a service you offer is bought for many Air Force bases at once, it may be bundled into an AFICC enterprise contract instead of posted by each base. Small firms can compete directly on set-asides or join a team as a subcontractor. For one-off local jobs, focus on the base contracting squadron.
Example
A uniform and equipment supplier notices that a product it used to sell base by base is now bought through an AFICC enterprise contract, so it teams with the prime that won.
AFICC: common questions
What does AFICC do?
It awards and manages Air Force contracts that span multiple installations or the whole enterprise. This lets the Air Force combine buying power for common needs.
Do Air Force bases still have their own contracting offices?
Yes. Each base typically has a contracting squadron that handles local service and repair contracts.
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