Aaron Hayes

Aaron Hayes is a procurement professional dedicated to managing specialized contracting actions within the federal government, with a singular focus on electrical contracting and wiring installation services. He oversees the full lifecycle of acquisitions under FAR Part 19, ensuring compliance with socioeconomic goals and technical requirements for mission-critical infrastructure projects. His work supports the planning, solicitation, evaluation, and award of contracts for commercial electrical systems, including panel installations, conduit routing, and low-voltage wiring—services essential to facility modernization and operational readiness across government installations. Hayes maintains a disciplined contracting approach centered on small business engagement, with all of his acquisitions structured as full small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. He actively cultivates relationships with certified small electrical contractors, particularly those with expertise in commercial and institutional building systems. His procurement pattern reflects a preference for vendors with proven experience in code-compliant installations, energy-efficient retrofits, and NFPA 70 (NEC) adherence, fostering long-term partnerships with firms capable of delivering high-quality, on-schedule work without reliance on large prime contractors. His contracting portfolio is exclusively aligned with NAICS 238210, reflecting deep specialization in electrical contracting services. He routinely procures turnkey solutions for new construction, renovation, and maintenance of electrical infrastructure—including lighting systems, emergency power circuits, and data cabling—that meet federal safety and performance standards. His technical acumen ensures that solicitations clearly define scope, performance metrics, and compliance requirements to attract qualified small business bidders. Hayes is a steadfast advocate for small business participation, consistently leveraging set-aside authorities to maximize economic opportunity for small, independently owned electrical contractors. His procurement strategy reinforces federal goals for equitable access, ensuring that every opportunity under his purview is designed to support the growth and sustainability of small business participants in the federal electrical contracting marketplace.