On Oct. 1, 2003, a Public Private Venture was created between Marine Corps Base Quantico and Hunt, Lincoln, Clark LLC. Housing aboard MCB Quantico is owned, managed and maintained by Lincoln Military Housing. For more information on Lincoln Military Housing and their services, click here.

Family Housing consists of 1,137 Family Quarters, including 11 General Officer Quarters. There are no mobile home pads available on Marine Corps Base Quantico. For current wait times please contact the housing office.

To enhance the quality of life for military families through a true partnership between the government and the private sector, providing best value solutions and fostering a community that reflects Marine Corps values.

“Together – to standout as one of the best Military Housing Offices in the Marine Corps."

Housing Referral counselors are in place to assist you with your off-base housing needs. Please visit the Family Housing Office, meet our friendly counselors and let them provide you with local housing information. You are able to receive Housing Referral services without having officially reported to MCB Quantico; in fact we encourage you to begin your search soon after receipt of PCS orders. Upon request, housing information can be forwarded.

Before making any rental agreement, lease agreement, or purchasing a home, you shall report to the Family Housing Office which has the responsibility for providing housing referral services at the Installation to which you are assigned.

For information please contact (703) 784-2291.

https://www.homes.mil/ is a service designed to connect Service Members and their Families with community housing rental listings located near U.S. military bases. Create an account or login to begin searching for homes at your current or future installation. Property Managers can list their properties at no cost.

HOMES.mil is a publicly accessible Department of Defense (DoD) website.

A Service Member can place his/her name on the wait list for privatized housing before arriving by faxing a DD 1746 Housing Application with a copy of Web Orders or Original Permanent Change of Station Orders for assignment within National Capital Region/MCBQ, completed Sex Offender Disclosure Certification Form, Privacy Act Release Form for Property Managers (Lincoln Military Housing), and completed Pet Disclosure Policy Form to (703) 784-5958. Housing application (DD 1746) without the required supporting documentation will be viewed as incomplete and will not be processed. Housing Applications for servicemembers other than Marines must include dependency verification.

Dependency Verification:
Navy – Page 2 — (BAH/Dependency Data Form)
Army – DD Form 93 — (Record of Emergency Data Form)
Air Force – DD Form 93 — (Record of Emergency Data Form)
Coast Guard – CG-4170A (BAH/Dependency Data Form)

It is the responsibility of the applicant to confirm receipt

Upon arrival to Quantico the Service Member will be required to complete his/her application process with a copy of his/her PCS orders and Reporting Endorsement. If a Service Member is accepting PPV housing they must have first reported to IPAC, Bldg 2006, and performed a complete check-in.

Service Members who fail to Report to the Family Housing Office with IPAC Endorsement to Original Orders within 30 days of Reporting to Marine Corps Base Quantico will forfeit the following considerations:

1: Control Date being established as the Detachment Date from Previous Command.

2: DMO Local Move from authorized Off-base communities into PPV Housing.

Note: If a Service Member has applied for Housing, is on appropriate Waiting List, and should PPV Family Housing not be available to the Service Member immediately upon reporting then having had to enter into a legally enforceable agreement for civilian housing, the Family Housing Office, once a home is made available to the Service Member, will certify to the Distribution Management Office that the Service Member rates a Local Move at government expense from Spotsylvania County, City of Fredericksburg, Stafford County, or Prince William County into PPV Housing aboard MCB Quantico

In order to preserve the morale, welfare, good order and discipline, registered sex offenders will be denied residence in privatized housing aboard this installation. (SECNAV Memo of 07 Oct 2008 and CMC (I&L) Policy Letter ltr Ser 11000 LFF of 31 Dec 2008).

If ALL Qualifying Documents are received 90-days (or more) prior to the Reporting Date, the Date that the Last Qualifying Document was received will establish the control date.

If ALL Qualifying Documents are received 90-days (or less) prior to Reporting Date the Service Members Detachment Date from the Previous Command will establish the control date.

Note: Qualifying Documents are identified above in procedures to apply for housing

Submission of the qualifying documents will place the Service Member's name on the appropriate waiting list; However, Service Members must report/check-in with their Installation Personnel Administration Center (IPAC), Personnel Support Detachment (PSD), or unit prior to accessing privatized housing and must physically report to the Family Housing Branch as part of the reporting-in procedures before their name will be permitted to advance into the freeze zone of the waiting list.

Once you have applied for housing, you may call (703) 784-2711 to receive your position on the waiting list.

In order to occupy assigned quarters (Keys in Hand): Service Member must present the Family Housing Office with

• IPAC/PSD Reporting Endorsement
• Copy of Original Orders
• Completed Pet Registration Form
• Copy of Rabies Vaccination Certification
• Copy of Micro-Chip Certification

Note: Lincoln Military Housing will also require you to present them with a picture of the pet by hardcopy or email for inclusion into the lease file.

The Resident Energy Conservation Program is the result of Department of Defense initiative that is being implemented in all Public-Private Venture family housing units aboard all Marine Corps installations. The RECP supports the Marine Corps energy strategy by encouraging energy conservation and reducing electricity costs.

RECP’s goal is to promote good stewardship of our resources and environment through awareness, personal responsibility and education. In an effort to encourage energy conservation, Base housing residents receive monthly utility consumption statements so they are fully informed about their energy usage.

Residents within +/- 10% of the average usage for their type of home will have no cost impact. Residents using less energy than the +/- 10% average will be rewarded with cash/credit. Residents using more energy than the +/- 10% average will be billed for excess energy use.

Each family can influence their own destiny.

Savings generated by the RECP will be reinvested into PPV housing to improve homes, playgrounds, community centers and quality of life for Service Members and their families.

Effective 1 May 2015 there is no longer a Three Month Mock Billing period, Live Billing begins at time of move-in.

For more information on the RECP please go to http://lincolnrecp.com/