DAVID TRENT DOCKSTETTER

David Trent Dockstetter’s operational focus centers on administrative and financial closeout procedures for federal contracts, particularly in the context of office equipment procurement and fund management. The sole documented award reflects expertise in de-obligating excess funds and administratively closing out contract actions, indicating a specialized capability in post-award compliance, financial accountability, and federal contract lifecycle management. This work requires precise understanding of FAR and agency-specific financial regulations, with an emphasis on accurate documentation, audit readiness, and timely resolution of fiscal anomalies. While not engaged in direct procurement or equipment distribution, the contractor serves as a facilitator of fiscal integrity within federal supply chain operations, ensuring that obligations are properly liquidated and records are finalized in accordance with government standards. The contractor’s documented engagement is exclusively with the Department of Health and Human Services, suggesting a focused relationship within federal health administration systems. The nature of the work implies support for HHS procurement offices managing equipment acquisitions, likely assisting in resolving fiscal discrepancies or finalizing contracts tied to medical or administrative office supplies. The primary NAICS code, 423420, identifies the contractor’s activity within the office equipment wholesale distribution ecosystem, though the award history indicates no direct sales or inventory management. Instead, the work aligns with the financial oversight functions surrounding these transactions, positioning the contractor as a niche provider of contract administration services within the medical and administrative equipment supply chain. Structurally, the entity is classified as 2J, indicating a small business owned by an individual, with no federal certifications on record. Based in Lawton, Oklahoma, the contractor operates as a localized, independent provider serving federal fiscal compliance needs, primarily within the health and human services sector. Their market position is defined by precision in administrative closeout processes rather than broad procurement or logistics capabilities.