Aubreigh B. Sumner

Aubreigh B. Sumner serves as a Contract Administrator within the Department of Defense at agency FA4819. In this capacity, she is responsible for the administration and oversight of procurement actions, ensuring that acquisitions align with federal regulations and agency mission requirements. Her role involves managing the lifecycle of contracts, from initial solicitation through closeout, focusing on the operational needs of the Department of Defense to maintain readiness and infrastructure. The agency landscape at FA4819 is characterized by a diverse array of vendors providing specialized technical and logistical support. Their office awards to a variety of firms, including Alutiiq Commercial Enterprises, LLC, J&J and Alms Mission Support Solutions, LLC, and Air 1st Inc. Additionally, vendors active at this agency include Applied Research Associates, Inc. and ANC Research and Development LLC, reflecting a procurement environment that balances large-scale technical services with specialized research and development capabilities. Aubreigh B. Sumner operates within an agency framework that demonstrates a strong commitment to small business participation. The procurement patterns of the office show a significant preference for Total Small Business Set-Asides, which account for the majority of their contracting activity. This is complemented by a targeted focus on Women-Owned Small Businesses, indicating a strategic approach to diversifying the vendor base and meeting socioeconomic goals through rigorous set-aside preferences. The technical focus of the agency's procurement activities spans several critical industrial domains. The office manages acquisitions across a variety of NAICS categories, including highway, street, and bridge construction, as well as specialized manufacturing. Their procurement expertise extends to the production of saw blades and handtools, engine equipment, and radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment. Furthermore, the agency maintains a focus on the manufacturing of aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, highlighting a broad technical domain expertise that supports both civil engineering and aerospace maintenance.