SHULEY, KEITH

SHULEY, KEITH provides specialized religious services to U.S. Department of Defense personnel, primarily through the delivery of Catholic priest services in support of military chaplaincy programs. This contractor delivers faith-based pastoral care, sacramental ministry, and spiritual counseling in alignment with DoD standards for religious support in operational and garrison environments. Their technical expertise lies in ecclesiastical service delivery under military operational constraints, including coordination with chaplaincy staff, adherence to DoD Instruction 1300.17 on religious accommodation, and provision of sacramental rites in diverse and often austere settings. Key differentiators include deep familiarity with military culture, strict compliance with DoD religious service protocols, and the ability to maintain continuity of spiritual care across deployment cycles and geographic transitions. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the Department of Defense, where they deliver mission-critical religious support services tailored to Catholic service members and their families. Their work supports the broader DoD chaplaincy framework, ensuring compliance with constitutional protections for religious exercise and the operational readiness of personnel through spiritual resilience programming. The contractor operates under NAICS 813110, which classifies religious organizations providing worship, pastoral care, and faith-based community services. In practice, this translates to direct, on-site spiritual ministry within federal installations and military communities, positioning them as a niche provider in the defense chaplaincy support market. SHULEY, KEITH is structured as a sole proprietorship (Entity Code 2J) with no federal certifications on record. Based in Jensen Beach, Florida, the contractor maintains a localized operational footprint but delivers services nationwide in support of DoD chaplaincy requirements, serving as a contracted extension of military religious support infrastructure without formal institutional affiliation.