SUMMERS, GLEN

Summers, Glen specializes in applied scientific research and development within the physical, engineering, and life sciences, delivering technical solutions tailored to federal agricultural research initiatives. Their core capabilities center on experimental design, data collection, and analytical support for field-based studies, particularly in plot-type research frameworks critical to agronomic and environmental monitoring. The contractor demonstrates proficiency in supporting complex, site-specific scientific protocols under the USDA’s Farming and Irrigation Analysis (FIA) programs, ensuring rigorous adherence to experimental controls and regulatory compliance. Key differentiators include precision in operational execution for plot-level data acquisition, adaptability to dynamic field conditions, and proven technical qualification through formal contracting officer affirmation—indicating a strong track record in meeting stringent federal research standards. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where their work supports mission-critical research activities related to crop performance, soil health, and sustainable land use. All known engagements stem from Blanket Purchase Agreements under FIA plot-type requirements, suggesting a specialized role in supporting long-term, field-deployed scientific studies rather than broad-spectrum consulting. This consistent alignment with USDA indicates a deep understanding of agricultural research workflows and procurement pathways within the agency. Their primary industry focus is NAICS 541715, encompassing non-biotech, non-nanotech R&D services that bridge laboratory methodology with real-world environmental application. This positions them as a niche provider of field science support, serving federal agencies requiring empirical data generation for policy and program development in agriculture and natural resource management. As a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) based in Bloomington, Indiana, Summers, Glen operates as a small, agile entity with no formal government certifications. Their market positioning reflects a subject-matter expert model, relying on technical credibility and direct contracting officer validation rather than institutional certifications to secure work. Geographic presence is localized, but their service delivery is nationally relevant through federal research programs.