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JACQUELYN LEIGHANN SMITH

UEI: J493ZPTEZJK8CAGE: 9LD80

JACQUELYN LEIGHANN SMITH is a federal contractor, registered under UEI J493ZPTEZJK8 and CAGE code 9LD80. It has been awarded $48,960 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

J493ZPTEZJK8

CAGE Code

9LD80

Entity Structure

Sole Proprietorship

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit OrganizationSelf Certified Small Disadvantaged Business

NAICS Codes

624110Child and Youth Services(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

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AI Capability Profile

Jacquelyn Leighann Smith specializes in delivering faith-based educational and pastoral support services within military installations, with demonstrated expertise in coordinating Protestant religious education programs for service members and their families. Her work centers on curriculum developme...

Jacquelyn Leighann Smith specializes in delivering faith-based educational and pastoral support services within military installations, with demonstrated expertise in coordinating Protestant religious education programs for service members and their families. Her work centers on curriculum development, spiritual counseling coordination, chapel program management, and faith-based outreach tailored to the unique cultural and operational demands of U.S. military communities. She brings a nuanced understanding of DoD chaplaincy structures, interfaith protocol, and the psychological resilience frameworks integral to military family support systems. Her approach emphasizes personalized religious education delivery, volunteer engagement, and alignment with Department of Defense moral, ethical, and welfare directives. Her primary agency engagement is with the Department of Defense, where she provides mission-critical religious support services at overseas installations such as Misawa Air Base in Japan. This work requires deep familiarity with military chain-of-command protocols, cultural sensitivity in multinational environments, and adherence to DoD Instruction 1300.17 governing religious accommodation and chaplaincy operations. Her performance reflects a consistent ability to operate independently within structured institutional frameworks while maintaining doctrinal integrity and programmatic adaptability. Her primary NAICS classification under 711510 reflects her role as an independent religious educator and spiritual program coordinator—distinct from institutional clergy, she functions as a contracted subject-matter expert delivering specialized, non-liturgical religious education services. This places her in a niche segment of the federal support services market focused on faith-based human services within defense and veteran communities. As a sole proprietor operating under entity structure 2J, Jacquelyn Leighann Smith is a small, agile provider with no federal certifications. Based in Wichita Falls, Texas, she maintains a geographically flexible presence, enabling deployment to remote and overseas military sites as required by contract. Her market positioning is defined by specialized, mission-aligned expertise rather than scale, serving as a trusted independent contractor within the DoD’s religious support ecosystem.

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NAICS: 541618
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Rapid Facility Clearance Cohort Pilot: Enabling Classified Technology Assessment and Bi-Directional Collaboration for Joint Operational Problems and Mission Capabilities Priorities
Solicitation # 8ee1fe86-14b2-42dd-974d-14259bd579e8
The Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering, in coordination with the Defense Innovation Unit and Mission Engineering and Integration Activity, is establishing a Rapid Facility Clearance Mentorship and Prototyping Cohort. This pilot program addresses the procedural barrier where non-traditional, small-business, and commercial providers cannot access classified work without a Facility Clearance, yet cannot obtain one without a classified contract. Through subcontract relationships with Maximus Federal Services under the ONIX OTA framework, selected participants receive security mentorship and sponsorship for Facility Clearances adjudicated by the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency. The primary objective is to allow the government to assess emerging technologies and conduct collaborative dialogue in classified settings to reduce transition risk and accelerate Joint Force capabilities. Participation in the cohort provides a security pathway and potential access to classified technical exchanges but does not guarantee funded technical work, the acquisition of products, or preferential status. Vendors are not paid for participating in the cohort or the sponsorship process and are responsible for all administrative and compliance costs associated with maintaining industrial security programs.
Department Of Defense

POSTED

3 days ago

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in 5 months
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NAICS: 711510
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National Arts Grant Award - Prosser
Solicitation # 26-22
Ben Franklin Transit (BFT) is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-22 for a place-based public art initiative to design six unique bus wraps celebrating the distinct character and history of incorporated cities within Benton and Franklin Counties, including Prosser. This project, which aligns with the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town discipline, aims to elevate civic pride and regional storytelling by commissioning local artists to create mobile murals. The selected artists will be responsible for design development, revisions, and final file delivery, with the project encompassing the printing and installation of wraps for six buses. The total contract value is not to exceed 5,000 dollars including tax. Proposals are due by December 8, 2026, and must include a digital portfolio of up to ten original artworks, a concept summary of 500 words or less, and required documentation such as a Statement of Qualifications and a Confidentiality Agreement. Awards are based on a best value determination, with a scoring system that heavily weights community connection and jurisdictional knowledge. BFT may also conduct optional interviews to further evaluate candidates. The contract includes strict adherence to federal and state regulations, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and requirements for Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation. All invoicing and administration are managed through BFT's procurement office in Richland, Washington.
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4 days ago

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NAICS: 711510
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National Arts Grant Award - City of Kennewick
Solicitation # 26-20
Ben Franklin Transit (BFT) is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-20 for a place-based public art initiative to commission local artists for the design of six unique bus wraps. This project, which aligns with the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town discipline and the 2025 Show Us Your City theme, aims to celebrate the distinct character, history, and cultural identity of Benton City, Kennewick, Pasco, Prosser, Richland, and West Richland. The selected artists will create mobile murals that serve as cultural symbols connecting the communities of Benton and Franklin Counties. The contract value is capped at 5,000 dollars, including tax, and covers all labor, supplies, travel, and equipment. Proposals are due by December 8, 2026, and must include a cover letter, a digital portfolio of up to ten original artworks, a concept summary of 500 words or less, and completed Appendix A forms. BFT will award the contract based on best value, evaluating candidates on concept feasibility and the ability to translate visions into a vehicle wrap format. Selected artists must collaborate with BFT staff and print vendors, engage community members to inform their artwork, and comply with federal and state regulations, including FTA access to records and non-discrimination laws. Payment is issued within 30 calendar days following the completion and acceptance of the work.
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NAICS: 711510
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National Arts Grant Award - Benton City
Solicitation # 26-19
Ben Franklin Transit (BFT) is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-19 for a place-based public art initiative to design and install unique bus wraps for six buses, each representing one of the incorporated cities in its service area: Benton City, Kennewick, Pasco, Prosser, Richland, and West Richland. This project, aligned with the National Endowment for the Arts Our Town discipline, aims to celebrate local identity and regional storytelling. The total project budget is 90,000 dollars, which includes 60,000 dollars for wrap printing and installation and 30,000 dollars for artist design fees, providing a flat 5,000 dollars per artist. The grant performance period ends on December 31. Qualified artists must submit a digital portfolio of up to ten pieces and a concept summary of 500 words or less, though AI-generated artwork is strictly prohibited. Proposals are evaluated using a points-based system focusing on clarity, completeness, and the ability to translate designs into a vehicle wrap format. The contract requires compliance with various federal and state non-discrimination laws, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Additionally, the contractor must adhere to labor standards regarding overtime pay and maintain necessary insurance and safety programs. Payments are processed via invoice after project completion and are due within 30 calendar days.
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