XL EagleMICC (Mission and Installation Contracting Command)
MICC stands for Mission and Installation Contracting Command. The Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) is the Army command that buys for Army installations, mainly in the United States. It is headquartered at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and falls under Army Contracting Command.
MICC contracting offices at Army posts buy base services, facility repairs, training support, supplies, and equipment. It is known for awarding a large share of its contract dollars to small businesses.
Why it matters to a small contractor
If you mow, clean, repair, haul, or supply near an Army post, the local MICC office is probably your buyer. Set-asides are common, and contracts often run a base year plus option years. Meet the post's small business specialist and watch SAM.gov for the office name.
Example
A janitorial company sees a MICC office at a nearby Army post post a small business set-aside for cleaning training facilities, with a site visit scheduled the following week.
MICC: common questions
Is MICC part of Army Contracting Command?
Yes. MICC is a subordinate command of Army Contracting Command, which falls under Army Materiel Command.
How do I find MICC contracts?
Search SAM.gov for the contracting office name, which usually starts with MICC followed by the post name. Filter by your NAICS code and place of performance.
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