Alison LaFrance

Alison LaFrance serves as a Lead State Administrator, functioning in a contracting officer capacity. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing administrative procurement processes and managing the acquisition lifecycle to support the agency's operational requirements. Her position is central to the agency's mission of ensuring the lawful and efficient procurement of goods and services necessary for state-level operations. The agency's procurement landscape is characterized by a diverse range of service providers. While specific vendor names are not identified in the current data, the office engages with a variety of contractors capable of supporting technical, infrastructural, and administrative requirements. Based on available procurement data, the agency does not currently utilize set-aside preferences, with 100% of its recorded activity categorized under no set-aside contracts. This indicates a procurement pattern focused on full and open competition rather than specific socioeconomic or small business designations. The agency's acquisition focus is concentrated in several key technical and service domains. A significant portion of procurement activity is directed toward Computer Systems Design Services, indicating a need for sophisticated IT infrastructure and software solutions. Additionally, the agency manages requirements for electrical installation and wiring, telecommunications services, and office administrative support. There is also a specialized procurement interest in nonferrous metal manufacturing and processing, reflecting a diverse portfolio that spans both high-tech digital services and traditional industrial and facility-related requirements.