Amy Graham

Amy Graham serves as a Contract Specialist for the Department of Veterans Affairs (Agency Code: 36C776), where she plays a central role in executing strategic acquisitions to modernize veteran healthcare infrastructure. She manages the full lifecycle of construction, engineering, and facility modernization contracts, ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations while advancing the agency’s mission to deliver safe, technologically advanced medical facilities nationwide. Her portfolio primarily includes complex, high-stakes procurements under NAICS 236220 and 541330, requiring deep coordination with architects, engineers, and general contractors to support clinical space expansion and EHR infrastructure upgrades. Amy maintains consistent, long-term relationships with key contractors including RWH Capital LLC, Bridger Richard JV LLC, Hurley JV, LLP, Veterans Contracting Group, Inc., and The Trevino Group, Inc. These partnerships reflect a preference for joint ventures and experienced firms capable of delivering integrated facility solutions under tight regulatory and operational constraints. Her procurement approach emphasizes performance-based contracting, design-build delivery methods, and rigorous oversight to ensure mission-critical outcomes. A defining feature of Amy’s contracting profile is her strong commitment to socioeconomic goals, with 71.4% of her awards designated for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-asides. This reflects a deliberate strategy to prioritize veteran-owned enterprises and foster economic empowerment within the veteran community. Her procurement patterns consistently align with VA’s mandate to maximize opportunities for small businesses with verified veteran status. Her technical focus centers on commercial and institutional building construction, with significant emphasis on engineering and architectural services supporting healthcare facilities. Amy’s expertise lies in managing procurements that require seamless integration of clinical functionality, regulatory compliance, and sustainable design—ensuring that every facility upgrade enhances veteran care delivery through resilient, future-ready infrastructure.