Alicia Wilson

Alicia Wilson supports the procurement mission of the Public Buildings Service’s PBS Acq Center Facility Management Services - R3, ensuring the operational readiness of federal facilities through the acquisition of critical custodial and facility support services. She manages a portfolio of contracts aligned with the agency’s mandate to maintain clean, safe, and efficiently functioning government buildings used for judicial, administrative, and public service operations. Her work primarily involves soliciting, evaluating, and awarding service-based contracts under FAR Part 12 and Part 19, with a strong emphasis on performance-based acquisition strategies that prioritize quality, reliability, and compliance with federal facility standards. Wilson maintains consistent contracting relationships with DIDLAKE INC, a key vendor delivering comprehensive facility services across multiple federal sites. Her procurement patterns reflect a balanced approach to vendor engagement, working with both established service providers and small business concerns to ensure continuity of operations and competitive market participation. She fosters long-term partnerships grounded in performance metrics, service-level agreements, and compliance with federal facility management protocols. Her contracting portfolio demonstrates an equitable distribution of set-aside preferences, with equal shares allocated to total small business set-asides, 8(a) competed contracts, and open competitions. This balanced approach underscores a deliberate commitment to socioeconomic program participation, actively leveraging 8(a) certification to expand opportunities for disadvantaged businesses while maintaining rigorous performance standards. The majority of her acquisitions fall under NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services), reflecting a deep specialization in custodial, waste management, and sanitation services, with a secondary focus on NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services) for maintenance, security support, and building operations. Her technical expertise lies in performance-based service contracting, where outcomes are measured through KPIs tied to cleanliness, safety compliance, and facility uptime, ensuring federal buildings meet the highest standards of public service readiness.