Aniyah Jackson

Aniyah Jackson serves as the primary contracting lead for FA4887 56 Cons Cc within the Department of the Air Force, responsible for managing the acquisition of specialized industrial and maintenance services critical to sustaining Air Force infrastructure and mission-critical aviation assets. Her role encompasses the full lifecycle of procurement—from requirements validation and market research to contract award and performance oversight—ensuring alignment with Air Force readiness objectives. She primarily handles complex service contracts involving facility operations, aviation component manufacturing, and industrial maintenance systems, often requiring technical expertise in precision manufacturing and aerospace logistics. Jackson maintains consistent, high-volume contracting relationships with a select group of qualified vendors, including ARKOSE GROUP LLC, SILVER NATIONAL CORP., BLAZING AVIATION LLC, and MACH 2 PRODUCTIONS INC. These partnerships reflect a preference for specialized small businesses capable of delivering niche industrial solutions, particularly in custom fabrication, aviation maintenance support, and mission-specific equipment production. Her procurement approach emphasizes long-term vendor collaboration, performance-based contracting, and rigorous compliance with technical specifications for aerospace-grade components. All of Jackson’s acquisitions are structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, reflecting an unwavering commitment to maximizing small business participation across all socioeconomic categories. She actively prioritizes small disadvantaged businesses, veteran-owned firms, and other qualified small entities, ensuring equitable access to Department of the Air Force contracting opportunities while fostering a resilient, agile supplier base. Her procurement portfolio is exclusively focused on NAICS 339113—Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing—despite the apparent misalignment with Air Force industrial needs, suggesting either a data classification anomaly or the procurement of highly specialized, non-medical industrial devices that meet the technical definition of this code, such as precision-engineered orthopedic or mechanical support components used in aviation maintenance systems. Her domain expertise lies in procuring high-tolerance, low-volume, mission-critical manufactured parts requiring stringent quality controls and aerospace compliance standards.