Alex Seguin

Alex Seguin serves as a key procurement lead within the Federal Aviation Administration’s Northwest/Mountain Region, overseeing the acquisition of critical aviation infrastructure projects essential to national air traffic safety and operational resilience. Responsible for managing construction contracts under the Buy America Act and ADA compliance standards, Seguin specializes in the planning, solicitation, and award of complex civil works contracts for air route traffic control centers and associated support facilities. Their work ensures the modernization and sustainment of federally owned aviation infrastructure across the western United States, aligning procurement decisions with FAA’s mission to maintain a safe, efficient, and accessible National Airspace System. Seguin maintains a consistent working relationship with McKenzie Construction & Site Development LLC, a primary contractor for power, communication, and site development projects supporting FAA facilities. This long-standing partnership reflects a preference for vendors with proven expertise in high-reliability infrastructure construction, particularly those capable of executing mission-critical work under stringent federal safety and environmental standards. The contracting pattern indicates a focus on performance-based outcomes, with an emphasis on contractor reliability, technical proficiency, and adherence to federal construction codes. There is no preference for socioeconomic set-asides; all acquisitions are conducted as full and open competitions, reflecting a procurement strategy prioritizing technical capability and compliance over socioeconomic criteria. This approach ensures the selection of the most qualified firms capable of delivering complex infrastructure projects on schedule and within federal regulatory frameworks. Seguin’s procurement portfolio is exclusively focused on NAICS 237130—Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction—encompassing the installation and upgrade of electrical distribution systems, fiber-optic communication networks, lightning protection, and grounding infrastructure for ARTCCs and control towers. Their technical domain expertise lies in mission-critical utility systems that support real-time air traffic control operations, requiring deep familiarity with FAA engineering standards and federal construction specifications.