MICC Provides Contract Support to Marines on Southern Border Operations
The U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command Southern Border Contract Team is overseeing 19 contracts worth approximately $56 million to support U.S. Marine operations. Recent efforts have resulted in $960,000 in cost savings, highlighting the importance of Army contracting support for Marine success along the southern border.

The U.S. Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command Southern Border Contract Team is managing 19 active contracts valued at about $56 million to assist U.S. Marines in Operation Ardent Vanguard along the southern border.
In the past month, the team has achieved $960,000 in cost savings through strategic contracting practices. This mobile team, which does not operate from a fixed post, engages directly with Marine units to assess and address support needs, including life-sustainment services and logistical arrangements.
Their efforts are crucial as Marines lack organic contracting units, necessitating Army support to enhance operational readiness. Looking ahead, the MICC is focused on proactive engagement to streamline support and empower Marine units with contracting knowledge.




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