Allison Justiniano

Allison Justiniano serves as a key procurement professional within the American Battle Monuments Commission, supporting the agency’s mission to preserve and modernize U.S. military cemeteries and memorials overseas. She manages acquisitions critical to maintaining the dignity and accessibility of these historic sites, with a focus on infrastructure, digital modernization, and engineering services. Her portfolio includes contracts for physical site enhancements, telecommunications systems, and technology-enabled visitor experiences, ensuring these global landmarks remain technologically current and publicly accessible. She operates within a framework that prioritizes mission-critical outcomes over socioeconomic preferences, aligning procurement decisions with the Commission’s operational and commemorative imperatives. Justiniano maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of contractors, including Zayo Network Services, LLC, for secure, high-capacity communications infrastructure; SOCIETE FRANCAISE DU RADIOTELEPHONE – S F R, for international telecom and connectivity solutions; and AQL TECHNOLOGIES, INC, for specialized engineering and systems integration. These partnerships reflect a pattern of engaging established vendors with proven expertise in global telecommunications, facility modernization, and mission-critical engineering, emphasizing reliability, international compliance, and long-term service support. Her procurement activity shows no preference for set-aside programs, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This reflects a strategic emphasis on technical capability and global scalability over socioeconomic targeting, aligning with the Commission’s need for seamless international operations and standardized, high-assurance solutions. Her primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 332321 (Metal Window and Door Manufacturing) and 541330 (Engineering Services), indicating a strong emphasis on physical infrastructure upgrades and technical design services for memorial sites. She routinely procures custom architectural components, structural enhancements, and engineering support for preservation and accessibility improvements, demonstrating deep expertise in heritage-sensitive construction and mission-driven technical procurement.