Adam Graham

Adam Graham serves as the primary procurement lead for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Fws Construction & A/E – Bil/Disaster division, overseeing the acquisition of construction and specialized trade services critical to the rehabilitation and resilience of national wildlife refuges, fish hatcheries, and conservation infrastructure. His role centers on managing design-build, site preparation, and facility restoration contracts aligned with disaster recovery mandates and long-term habitat stewardship goals. He routinely handles complex construction-related procurements under FAR Part 36, ensuring compliance with environmental and cultural resource protections while supporting mission-critical access and operational continuity across federal wildlife lands. Graham maintains a consistent working relationship with CYNERGY PROFESSIONAL SYSTEMS LLC, a key vendor providing integrated construction and technical support services. His contracting approach emphasizes reliable, performance-based partnerships with firms capable of executing specialized trade work in sensitive ecological environments. He prioritizes contractors with demonstrated experience in wildlife-sensitive site work, emergency response infrastructure, and adaptive reuse of aging facilities, fostering long-term vendor collaboration grounded in technical competency and regulatory compliance. His procurement strategy reflects a balanced commitment to small business participation, with over 42% of acquisitions structured as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. While the majority of contracts remain open to all competitors, he actively leverages small business capabilities in niche trades, ensuring equitable access for firms with expertise in habitat restoration, site grading, and specialized signage for public recreation areas. His primary NAICS focus includes commercial and institutional building construction, site preparation, soil and habitat restoration, and sign manufacturing—reflecting a technical domain centered on infrastructure that supports both wildlife management and public engagement. Graham’s expertise lies in procuring integrated solutions that merge construction excellence with ecological stewardship, ensuring facilities meet functional, environmental, and accessibility standards across the National Wildlife Refuge System.