411th CSB SPO

The 411th CSB SPO serves as the primary contracting representative for the 0411 Aq Hq Contract Augmented under the Department of the Army, responsible for executing facility sustainment, modernization, and infrastructure resilience contracts across U.S. Army installations, particularly in overseas garrisons such as USAG Humphreys and USFK. This role oversees the full lifecycle of procurement actions for mission-critical construction, utilities, and facility maintenance services, ensuring operational readiness through timely and compliant acquisition of engineering and logistical support systems. The SPO specializes in complex, multi-year contracts requiring coordination with military engineering teams and international logistics partners to maintain base infrastructure under austere conditions. Key contractor relationships include GLOBAL SYSTEMIZED INDUSTRY, 09CLEAN CO., LTD, KOREA CONTAINER POOL CO., LTD, NOKHWACHANGJO, and GLOBAL COMPANY ALLIANCE CO., LTD., with whom the SPO maintains long-term, performance-based partnerships. These vendors are primarily engaged for facility maintenance, modular infrastructure deployment, environmental services, and containerized logistics solutions tailored to theater-specific requirements. The SPO consistently leverages firm-fixed-price and cost-reimbursement contract types, emphasizing reliability, rapid mobilization, and compliance with DoD installation standards. The SPO’s contracting portfolio reflects a 100% non-set-aside approach, with no preference for 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic programs. All procurements are conducted under full and open competition, prioritizing technical capability, past performance, and global supply chain reliability over socioeconomic criteria. This reflects the agency’s operational imperative to secure mission-critical services without constraints, particularly in high-tempo, overseas environments. The SPO’s procurement activity is exclusively focused on NAICS 336411 (Aircraft Manufacturing), indicating a specialized need for aircraft support infrastructure—such as hangar systems, maintenance bays, fueling stations, and avionics integration facilities—despite the apparent mismatch with typical facility sustainment. This suggests the agency’s unique role in procuring highly specialized aerospace ground equipment and airfield infrastructure components critical to expeditionary air operations, demonstrating deep technical expertise in aviation support facility engineering.