Alejandro Anvari

Alejandro Anvari serves as a key procurement lead within Anne Arundel County’s public infrastructure division, overseeing the acquisition of landscape architectural services to support the county’s mission of sustainable growth and environmental compliance. In this role, he manages the full lifecycle of contracts for civil engineering design, stormwater management planning, and public space revitalization projects, ensuring alignment with Maryland state standards and federal environmental regulations. His procurement activities are central to modernizing aging municipal infrastructure, particularly in areas requiring integrated land-use and ecological design solutions. Anvari collaborates primarily with licensed landscape architecture firms, civil engineering consultants, and environmental planning specialists who possess expertise in site analysis, grading design, and low-impact development techniques. While no specific contractor relationships are currently documented, his procurement patterns indicate a preference for firms with proven experience in public-sector infrastructure projects and a strong track record in compliance with Maryland’s environmental review processes. He engages vendors through competitive sealed bidding and negotiated procurements, emphasizing technical competency and project-specific qualifications over price alone. Anvari’s contracting portfolio reflects a strict focus on open competition, with 100% of acquisitions issued without set-aside designations. This approach underscores a strategic decision to prioritize technical merit and capacity over socioeconomic classifications, ensuring access to the broadest possible pool of qualified professionals capable of delivering complex landscape and civil engineering solutions. His primary procurement focus is on NAICS 541320—Landscape Architectural Services—encompassing site planning, erosion control design, green infrastructure installation, and public park development. He consistently seeks firms with specialized expertise in sustainable drainage systems, native plant specification, and ADA-compliant accessibility design, reflecting the county’s commitment to resilient, environmentally sound public works.