Alicia Dunn-Siedow

Alicia Dunn-Siedow serves as a key procurement lead within the National Park Service’s Ner Services Mabo (43000), overseeing the acquisition of infrastructure maintenance, heritage preservation, and environmental compliance services critical to the operational integrity of federally protected park lands. She manages a diverse portfolio of contracts spanning construction, site preparation, historical site operations, and environmental consulting, ensuring alignment with federal standards for sustainability, cultural resource protection, and climate-resilient design. Her work directly supports the agency’s mission to maintain visitor facilities and historic structures while meeting stringent environmental and accessibility requirements. Dunn-Siedow maintains consistent contracting relationships with a select group of specialized vendors, including CLASSIC SITE SOLUTIONS INC, CCI CONSTRUCTION AND ENERGY SERVICES, LLC, and ACT SERVICES CORP, among others. These partnerships reflect a preference for contractors with proven expertise in heritage restoration, ecological site remediation, and infrastructure support services tailored to sensitive natural and cultural environments. Her procurement approach emphasizes performance-based outcomes, long-term vendor reliability, and technical competency in navigating complex regulatory frameworks under the National Historic Preservation Act and NEPA. A strong advocate for small business inclusion, Dunn-Siedow consistently prioritizes Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, with nearly two-thirds of her awards designated for small businesses, including a significant portion reserved for Women-Owned Small Businesses. Her contracting patterns reflect a deliberate strategy to foster economic opportunity within underserved communities while ensuring access to niche capabilities essential for park infrastructure stewardship. Her primary procurement focus centers on NAICS 712120 (Historical Sites) and 712110 (Museums), alongside 238910 (Site Preparation) and 541620 (Environmental Consulting). She regularly acquires services related to structural stabilization of historic buildings, archaeological site management, trail and accessway construction, and ecological monitoring—demonstrating deep technical familiarity with the intersection of cultural preservation, environmental regulation, and public infrastructure delivery.