Andrew Peacock

Andrew Peacock serves as a key procurement professional within the Georgia Defense Logistics Agency Aviation at Warner Robins, supporting the sustainment and modernization of critical U.S. military aviation systems. He manages complex acquisitions for high-integrity avionics, aircraft subsystems, and mission-critical electronic components essential to strategic platforms such as the C-5, B-52H, and RQ-4 Global Hawk. His work directly enables operational readiness by ensuring the timely delivery of certified, long-lead parts under strict military specifications. Peacock specializes in engineering-driven procurements requiring rigorous technical validation and supply chain integrity, often navigating FAR Part 12 and Part 13 streamlined procedures for commercial items alongside full and open competition for complex systems. He maintains established working relationships with prime contractors including Lockheed Martin Corporation, L3Harris Technologies, Inc., and Raytheon Company, consistently engaging these industry leaders for advanced avionics integration, sensor systems, and flight control subsystems. These partnerships are characterized by long-term contract performance, technical collaboration, and adherence to defense logistics standards. Peacock’s procurement approach emphasizes reliability, traceability, and compliance with MIL-STD and DO-160 requirements, ensuring that delivered components meet the demanding environmental and operational thresholds of tactical and strategic aircraft. While the majority of his acquisitions proceed as full and open competitions, he maintains a consistent 25% commitment to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, actively supporting qualified small manufacturers capable of producing certified aviation components. His socioeconomic contracting patterns reflect a deliberate balance between leveraging established industrial base capacity and fostering innovation from small businesses with niche technical capabilities in electronic subsystems and avionics repair. His primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 336413 for other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, and NAICS 334515 for instrumentation measuring electrical signals. He specializes in procuring flight data recorders, communication modules, radar interface units, and other mission-critical electronic assemblies that require MIL-PRF and AS9100 compliance, demonstrating deep expertise in aerospace electronics supply chain management.