Abdullah Zaman

Abdullah Zaman serves as a SLED procurement professional supporting the New York City Parks and Recreation agency, where he facilitates acquisitions aligned with the agency’s mission to maintain and enhance public green spaces and recreational infrastructure. While his official title is not listed, his role centers on managing contractual processes for specialized services critical to park operations, with a primary focus on veterinary services under NAICS 541940. He ensures compliance with federal and municipal procurement regulations while advancing the agency’s operational goals through timely, transparent contracting practices. His acquisitions typically support animal health programs within city-run facilities, including zoological exhibits, service animals, and wildlife management initiatives. Contractor relationships for Abdullah Zaman are currently undetermined due to insufficient award data; however, his procurement patterns suggest engagement with licensed veterinary service providers, animal care specialists, and biomedical support vendors capable of delivering clinical, preventive, and emergency care services in public park settings. He likely collaborates with firms holding relevant state and federal certifications for animal health services, prioritizing vendors with experience in municipal or public-sector animal welfare programs. Abdullah Zaman’s contracting activity shows a 100% preference for non-set-aside awards, indicating a procurement strategy that prioritizes open competition over socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs. This suggests a focus on technical capability and service quality over socioeconomic criteria, though it does not preclude small business participation when they meet the required qualifications. His primary industry focus is NAICS 541940—Veterinary Services—reflecting deep specialization in procuring animal health care, diagnostic testing, preventive medicine, and wildlife management support. He procures services tied to the care of park-dwelling animals, including those in educational exhibits, therapy programs, and conservation efforts, demonstrating expertise in niche public-sector veterinary contracting.