Allison

Allison serves as a Government Official within the City of Oxford’s Public Works and Infrastructure Division, overseeing procurement for critical municipal systems that support public health, transportation, and utility services. In this role, she manages the acquisition lifecycle for capital equipment, infrastructure upgrades, and operational fleet maintenance, ensuring alignment with the city’s strategic goals of resilience and service reliability. Her procurement portfolio centers on industrial machinery, vehicle procurement, and wastewater infrastructure, requiring technical evaluation of performance specifications, lifecycle costs, and compliance with state and federal procurement codes. She works closely with engineering and operations teams to translate infrastructure needs into solicitations that meet operational demands while maintaining fiscal accountability. Allison maintains a vendor-neutral procurement approach, engaging with a diverse range of suppliers across manufacturing, automotive, and environmental engineering sectors. While no single contractor dominates her award history, she consistently evaluates bids from industrial equipment manufacturers, municipal fleet vendors, and wastewater system specialists, prioritizing technical capability, warranty support, and delivery timelines. Her contracting patterns reflect a preference for open competition and performance-based specifications, fostering a transparent and competitive marketplace among qualified vendors. Allison’s contracting activity reflects a 100% open competition stance, with no set-asides designated for 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic programs. Her procurement strategy prioritizes technical merit and operational suitability over socioeconomic preferences, aligning with the city’s mandate to ensure mission-critical infrastructure is delivered with maximum efficiency and reliability. While small business participation is not formally incentivized, qualified small firms are welcome to compete on equal footing under full and open competition. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 333924 for industrial trucks and material handling equipment, and 441110 for municipal vehicle fleets, reflecting the city’s need for durable, service-ready transportation assets. She also oversees acquisitions under NAICS 221320 for sewage treatment facilities, demonstrating expertise in civil infrastructure procurement. Allison’s domain knowledge spans mechanical systems, fleet management protocols, and wastewater conveyance technologies, positioning her as a key liaison between engineering requirements and contract execution.