MICHAEL THOMAS WIMSATT

Michael Thomas Wimsatt provides specialized religious services under contract to the Department of Defense, primarily delivering Catholic priest ministry support to military personnel and their families at installations such as Fort Knox. The contractor’s core capability centers on faith-based pastoral care, including sacramental ministry, counseling, liturgical leadership, and spiritual readiness programming tailored to the unique operational demands of active-duty service members. This work requires deep familiarity with military culture, chaplaincy protocols, and the Department of Defense’s religious accommodation framework, ensuring compliance with DoD Instruction 1300.17 and the First Amendment rights of service members. The contractor’s specialization lies in sustaining continuity of religious services during extended deployments and unit rotations, with demonstrated experience in contract extensions that reflect sustained operational reliability and mission-critical support. The contractor has delivered services exclusively under Department of Defense contracts, indicating a focused relationship with military chaplaincy programs. Their work supports the Army’s religious support structure, contributing to force resilience through non-combatant spiritual care, moral leadership, and ethics-based guidance aligned with DoD chaplaincy doctrine. The primary NAICS code, 813110—Religious Organizations—reflects a niche market positioning where faith-based entities provide contracted services to federal agencies. In practice, this means the contractor operates as a non-governmental religious provider integrated into the DoD’s Chaplain Corps ecosystem, delivering denomination-specific ministry under government oversight without assuming a uniformed role. As a sole proprietorship (entity structure 2J), the contractor operates independently with no federal certifications. Based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, the business maintains a localized presence with direct access to military installations in the region, enabling responsive, on-site service delivery. The contractor’s market position is defined by specialized, faith-based support rather than broad administrative or technical services.