JACQUELINE MARIE DUNN

JACQUELINE MARIE DUNN operates as a Woman-Owned Business specializing in professional services within the arts, entertainment, and recreation sector, as defined by NAICS 711510. While specific contract details are not available to infer direct project deliverables, the classification suggests core capabilities in event coordination, cultural program management, or administrative support for public-facing creative initiatives. The contractor’s technical expertise likely includes planning and execution of community engagement activities, logistical coordination for public events, and compliance with federal procurement standards for non-traditional service providers. Specialization may extend to grant-supported cultural programming, venue operations, or arts education outreach under government sponsorship, with an emphasis on equitable access and inclusive programming. No agency relationships can be identified due to absence of award history, and no specific federal clients or program types can be confirmed. The contractor’s market presence is not tied to any known federal procurement patterns, and no past performance examples are available to illustrate service delivery. The primary NAICS classification, 711510, indicates focus on independent artists, writers, and performers providing services under government contracts—often in support of public arts initiatives, heritage preservation, or civic enrichment programs. This places the contractor in a niche vertical serving cultural and community-based federal objectives, typically through non-IT, non-engineering service channels. As a 2J entity, the business is structured as a small, woman-owned enterprise with a physical presence in Spokane, WA. The Woman-Owned Business certification qualifies the contractor for set-aside opportunities under the SBA’s WOSB program, positioning her to compete for contracts targeting economically disadvantaged female entrepreneurs. Geographic presence is localized, with potential to support regional federal facilities, national parks, or state-partnered cultural programs in the Pacific Northwest.