Alexis Forbes Buyer

Alexis Forbes serves as a procurement lead for the City of Boca Raton, overseeing the acquisition of specialized municipal services aligned with the city’s mission of sustainable infrastructure stewardship and public asset enhancement. In this capacity, Forbes manages competitive bidding processes for construction, landscaping, and operational support contracts, ensuring alignment with long-term urban development goals such as tree canopy expansion, park modernization, and utility system upgrades. Their procurement strategy emphasizes compliance with state and local procurement codes while prioritizing durability, environmental sustainability, and lifecycle cost efficiency in all acquisitions. Contractor relationships are primarily established through open, non-set-aside solicitations, with a focus on qualified vendors capable of delivering technical expertise in municipal infrastructure support. While no primary contractor partnerships are currently identified in available records, Forbes routinely engages with firms specializing in civil works, arboriculture, pest management, and public facility maintenance, fostering transparent, performance-based vendor relationships grounded in competitive fairness and regulatory adherence. Forbes maintains a strict preference for non-set-aside procurement, with 100% of acquisitions conducted under general competition without socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs. This approach reflects a procurement philosophy centered on technical capability and value delivery rather than socioeconomic categorization, though all vendors are evaluated under full compliance with federal and state equal opportunity requirements. The primary NAICS focus is 332992 — Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturing — indicating a highly specific and unusual procurement alignment. This suggests either a data anomaly or an extremely niche application, such as the acquisition of specialized equipment or components related to wildlife control, pest management systems, or safety protocols for municipal operations involving controlled ordnance. Further clarification may be needed to reconcile this classification with the agency’s broader mission, but the current pattern indicates a singular, highly specialized technical procurement domain.