Allison Dann

Allison Dann serves as a procurement liaison for Brooks County Schools, supporting the agency’s mission to maintain and modernize public educational infrastructure through strategic acquisitions of facility-related services and operational support. Though her official title is not listed, her role centers on managing the procurement lifecycle for construction, maintenance, and facility modernization initiatives that ensure safe, functional, and technology-ready learning environments. She typically handles service-based contracts under NAICS 311999, which, despite its classification as “All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing,” appears to be a misclassification or administrative anomaly in this context, likely reflecting system-level misalignment rather than actual procurement intent. Her work directly enables the district’s strategic priorities in energy-efficient building systems and infrastructure upgrades. Contractor relationships for Allison Dann are not currently documented in available records, suggesting either a limited vendor pool, direct procurement methods, or reliance on state-level cooperative contracts. There is no evidence of recurring prime contractors or long-term vendor partnerships, indicating a procurement approach that may prioritize local or regional vendors, emergency service providers, or state-mandated sourcing channels. Her working patterns appear to be transactional and project-driven, aligned with capital improvement cycles and maintenance needs rather than long-term service agreements. Allison’s procurement activity shows a 100% preference for non-set-aside contracts, indicating no formal use of 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic programs. This suggests a focus on competitive, open bidding processes without targeted socioeconomic preferences, consistent with a local school district’s operational constraints or state procurement guidelines that prioritize cost-efficiency and availability over set-aside mandates. The primary NAICS code associated with her activity—311999—is inconsistent with the agency’s infrastructure mission, pointing to a potential data entry error or system misclassification. Given Brooks County Schools’ focus on facility modernization, it is likely that the intended procurement categories are NAICS 236 (Construction of Buildings) or 5617 (Facilities Support Services), which would better reflect the district’s actual needs for construction, maintenance, and operational support services.