U.S. Army Contracting Command

U.S. Army Contracting Command From bullets to food, HMMWVs to boots, Army Contracting acquires what our Soldiers need through 190,000+ contracts valued at $60B+ Army Contracting Command.

Army Contracting Command Soldiers, civilians and contractors support the warfighter worldwide, through the acquisition of goods and services vital to the Soldier's mission and well-being. As the Army's business conduit, ACC offers the contracting expertise of some of the best trained people in the Army, ready to support the warfighter while ensuring responsible stewardship of taxpayers' funds. ACC

ensures contracting support to the warfighter as mission requirements emerge and as the Army transforms and moves within the Continental United States and throughout the globe. This is the official page for the U.S. Disclaimer: Contents on this page are not necessarily official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. government, Department of Defense, Department of the Army or the Army Contracting Command. The ACC page is a virtual community for those interested in Army Contracting Command and is maintained by the ACC Public Affairs. This virtual community is intended to inform you about command news, working within the ACC, and our mission supporting the Warfighter. While we respect and fight to defend the individual’s right to free speech and expression, all comments and submissions are reviewed to ensure they are in keeping with Army values. The ACC Public Affairs Office reserves the right not to publish submitted material from community members based on the intent of this virtual community and the guidelines listed below. Submission of Facebook material constitutes consent of command policy. Those comments or submissions that fail to abide by these rules will not be posted:
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ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois (August 5, 2026) – Sgt. 1st Class Angela Kim, contracting officer, and Ben Graw, contract ...
08/06/2026

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois (August 5, 2026) – Sgt. 1st Class Angela Kim, contracting officer, and Ben Graw, contract specialist, within the Army Contracting Command - Rock Island Arsenal Strategic Competitions and Innovations Branch, Global Logistics Directorate, have been working with the Army Contracting Command G6 in Huntsville, Alabama, to develop an automated services platform called Army Marketplace, Automation, and eX*****on, better known as “Army MAX."

Read the full story here:

ACC is changing how it buys AI servicesBy Elizabeth Urbaniak, Public Affairs AssistantROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois (August 5, 2026) – Sgt. 1st Class...

With school starting this week throughout the country, the ACC OPSEC Division would like to share some pointers. Before ...
08/06/2026

With school starting this week throughout the country, the ACC OPSEC Division would like to share some pointers. Before posting pictures of your children's back-to-school pictures on social media, ask yourself, "who will see this and do they have the need to know?"

 : Aundair Kinney has assumed duties as acting director of the   Field Directorate Office–Fort Sam Houston, bringing fou...
08/06/2026

: Aundair Kinney has assumed duties as acting director of the Field Directorate Office–Fort Sam Houston, bringing four decades of federal acquisition experience to one of the command’s largest contracting organizations.

Kinney, who previously served as the organization’s deputy director since October 2021, will lead the directorate until her planned retirement in spring 2027 or until a permanent director is appointed.

“One of my greatest passions is connecting with people and helping them become the best professional version of themselves based on their own goals,” Kinney said. “I am extremely humbled by the confidence that leaders, peers and subordinates have shown me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to serve in a profession and an organization that I truly love.”

Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gSTX9peW

Please join ACC's newest   in welcoming Korey Wenstrup to the ACC team! 🎉Originally from Reynolds, Illinois, and current...
08/06/2026

Please join ACC's newest in welcoming Korey Wenstrup to the ACC team! 🎉

Originally from Reynolds, Illinois, and currently residing in Davenport, Iowa, Korey joins the ACC-RIA Team with an impressive and highly diverse background spanning sales leadership, contract management, and federal operations. 🏢💼

Korey brings a wealth of experience from the telecommunications sector, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the QASAS program, where he gained technical expertise in munitions logistics and safety. He also served in strategic roles at the Joint Munitions Command, facilitating Public-Private Partnerships and collaborating closely with ACC! Most recently, he specialized in foreign military sales and financial management within the Security Assistance Directorate. 🌍📈

In his new role, Korey is eager to bring his strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and drive for leadership to the table. He is most looking forward to immersing himself in new systems and technical workflows as he continually strives to be a well-rounded and versatile professional. 💻🛠️

Outside the office, Korey is a man of many talents and interests! You can find him traveling, attending concerts, playing sports, hunting, fishing, staying fit, or even building PCs. 🎸🎣🖥️ He prides himself on being highly relatable and loves connecting with others on almost any topic—from the nerdiest tech discussions to the great outdoors.

ACC is thrilled to have Korey on the team. Let’s give him a fantastic welcome! 👏✨

08/05/2026

✨The August edition of ACC-APG’s industry newsletter is LIVE! The center is covering current business opportunities and open RFIs, utilizing sealed bidding, the Army Open Solicitation (AOS), and more!

➡️ Check it out here: https://sam.gov/opp/46dfcd6ff639478d9cabcc6ec82796ed/view

📢Want to keep tabs on the latest news and industry events? Stay connected via their public website: https://www.army.mil/acc-apg

08/05/2026

How does AMC look at 64 years young? 🎂

Our higher headquarters is the oldest Army command! AMC manages a $300 billion portfolio across 105+ active Army installations, all powered by 9 major subordinate commands (ACC is one of those!). Its reach is global, and the commitment to the warfighter REMAINS.

ACC is proud to be a part of the AMC enterprise.

Today's   is Whitney Jackson from Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground center. Jackson is a contract speci...
08/05/2026

Today's is Whitney Jackson from Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground center. Jackson is a contract specialist there providing support to the Army Test and Evaluation Command and Army Evaluation Center. She says one of her biggest accomplishments was working with the AEC to re-compete several task orders essential to the Army's mission to provide unbiased, independent test and evaluation services to enable the Army to dominate in any operational environment. Through collaborative efforts with the customer, she successfully awarded three task orders ahead of the needed schedule. During the first 30 days of award, one of the contractors was unable to meet key personnel requirements which put mission success at a high risk of failure. Jackson was able to terminate that task order and award a new contract to another contractor whose proposal, although technically acceptable, did not score high enough for initial award. This fast, decisive action on her part ensured no delay in schedule and allowed performance to continue without impact to the program.

When Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal needed to deliver autonomous breaching capabilities to heavy armor units...
08/05/2026

When Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal needed to deliver autonomous breaching capabilities to heavy armor units, traditional contracting timelines were off the table.

Read more about their innovative pathways to acquisition here:

DETROIT ARSENAL, Mich. — When Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal needed to deliver autonomous breaching capabilities to heavy armor units, tradi...

How do we ensure our warfighters have the decisive advantage at the speed of relevance? It starts long before the boots ...
08/04/2026

How do we ensure our warfighters have the decisive advantage at the speed of relevance? It starts long before the boots hit the ground—it starts with a contract.

In our latest podcast episode, Col. Greg Howard, 408th Contracting Support Brigade commander, joins us to discuss how operational contracting serves as a critical tactical foundation and force multiplier for the joint force. Learn how strategic procurement bridges the gap between commercial innovation and battlefield victory, all while safeguarding the public trust.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here https://dvidshub.net/r/qznsda

To our Army-Serviced Federal Civilians! 👋 Let's talk about retirement... in black and white. We're talking about underst...
08/04/2026

To our Army-Serviced Federal Civilians! 👋 Let's talk about retirement... in black and white. We're talking about understanding the clear choices and implications of your federal retirement options!

Navigating the federal retirement system can feel complex, but getting a grasp on the basics doesn't have to be gray! We're here to help you see things in sharp focus. 🔍

Did you know there are several different types of federal retirement, each with its own requirements and benefits? Understanding these options is crucial for planning your future!

See the link for a quick overview of some common types of federal retirement.

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