DAELYN ZAGURSKI

Daelyn Zagurski specializes in scientific and technical consulting services tailored to federal agencies, with a demonstrated focus on student services programs under the Department of the Interior. The contractor delivers expert advisory support in designing, implementing, and evaluating educational and outreach initiatives that align with public land management and natural resource stewardship objectives. Core capabilities include program development for youth engagement, curriculum integration with environmental science, and logistical coordination of field-based learning experiences. Technical expertise spans educational program evaluation, stakeholder engagement frameworks, and compliance with federal education and workforce development guidelines. A key differentiator is the contractor’s ability to bridge scientific research with practical, on-the-ground student programming, ensuring alignment with agency mission goals and federal reporting requirements. The contractor has established a focused relationship with the Department of the Interior, providing consulting services that support educational outreach tied to national parks, public lands, and conservation initiatives. This engagement reflects a niche specialization in delivering student-centered services that enhance public understanding of natural resource management and environmental science. The primary NAICS classification of 541690 indicates a specialization in scientific and technical consulting, specifically in applied educational and programmatic support services rather than pure R&D or engineering. This positions the contractor within the federal education and public engagement vertical, serving agencies that prioritize experiential learning and youth development in outdoor and environmental contexts. Daelyn Zagurski operates as a Woman-Owned Business under the 2J entity structure, leveraging federal small business certifications to compete in targeted contracting opportunities. Based in Fort Collins, Colorado, the contractor maintains a regional footprint aligned with Interior Department operations in the western U.S., positioning it to support field-based, place-specific educational programs with local contextual knowledge.