Abbey Lossiah

Abbey Lossiah serves as a Disposition Property Clerk at the Headquarters Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA), playing a critical role in the lifecycle management of government-furnished property within defense acquisition programs. Responsible for the accurate documentation, tracking, and disposition of excess, obsolete, or surplus defense assets, Lossiah ensures compliance with Department of Defense Instruction 5000.64 and the Federal Property Management Regulations. Her work directly supports DCMA’s mission of safeguarding taxpayer interests by maintaining accountability for government property and facilitating its lawful transfer, reuse, or disposal—thereby enhancing operational efficiency and reducing waste across the defense supply chain. She interfaces regularly with logistics, property control, and contracting teams to ensure seamless transition of assets between contractors, military installations, and federal agencies. Lossiah collaborates closely with defense contractors and federal property officers to validate disposition requests, verify condition reports, and execute Property Disposition Reports (PDRs). While no specific contractor relationships are identifiable in current records, her role requires consistent coordination with prime contractors, subcontractors, and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) personnel to ensure proper custody transfer and regulatory adherence. Her interactions are transactional and compliance-driven, emphasizing documentation integrity over vendor selection. Lossiah’s procurement activities reflect a strict adherence to non-set-aside procedures, with 100% of her disposition actions conducted under unrestricted authority. This aligns with DCMA’s mandate to prioritize efficiency and regulatory compliance over socioeconomic preferences in property disposition, where eligibility criteria are governed by asset condition and reuse potential rather than vendor classification. Her technical domain centers on property accountability systems, including the Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) and the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS). She specializes in the disposition of military equipment, spare parts, and technical hardware across aerospace, maintenance, and logistics support categories, ensuring all actions comply with DoD property management standards and environmental disposal regulations.