Alicia A. Piercy

Alicia A. Piercy serves as a Purchasing Agent for the W0ML USA Deputy Tobyhanna, a critical logistics and sustainment hub under the Department of the Army. In this role, she manages the acquisition of specialized components, test equipment, and industrial maintenance services essential to the readiness of U.S. Army electronic warfare, signal, and instrumentation systems. Her procurement activities directly support the modernization and repair of mission-critical electronics at Tobyhanna Army Depot, ensuring operational continuity across deployed platforms. She handles a broad range of commercial and government-unique acquisitions, primarily focused on manufacturing inputs and technical maintenance services, often requiring compliance with military specification standards. Her primary contractor relationship is with MCKENZIE CONSTRUCTION & SITE DEVELOPMENT LLC, reflecting a consistent engagement with firms capable of delivering facility-related infrastructure and site support services. While her portfolio includes diverse vendors, she maintains a preference for established contractors with proven expertise in industrial maintenance, coating applications, and specialized manufacturing. Her contracting patterns indicate a focus on reliability, technical compliance, and long-term vendor performance rather than transactional procurement. Alicia’s set-aside preferences are overwhelmingly non-set-aside, with 92% of acquisitions open to all competitors, indicating a prioritization of technical capability and market competition. Only 8% are designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, suggesting targeted but limited use of socioeconomic programs, typically reserved for niche technical services where small business capacity aligns with mission needs. Her procurement focus is heavily concentrated in NAICS 325510 (Paint and Coating Manufacturing), reflecting the depot’s need for corrosion-resistant finishes and protective coatings for electronic enclosures and military-grade hardware. Secondary focus areas include adhesive manufacturing, wiring device production, and printed circuit assembly—domains critical to the repair and sustainment of complex military electronics systems. Her expertise lies in sourcing mission-critical industrial materials and components that meet stringent DoD performance and environmental standards.