Aubrey Visocsky

Aubrey Visocsky serves as a primary Contracting Officer, holding central responsibility for the execution of federal acquisitions. In this role, they manage the procurement lifecycle to ensure the agency meets its mission requirements through the lawful and efficient acquisition of goods and services. Their work involves overseeing various contract types and ensuring that all procurement actions align with established regulatory frameworks and agency objectives. The agency's procurement landscape shows a diverse range of vendor activity, though specific high-value contractor names are not currently detailed in this profile. The office manages a broad spectrum of requirements, ranging from specialized manufacturing to complex facility maintenance and construction services. The agency demonstrates a varied approach to socioeconomic contracting and set-aside utilization. While a significant portion of procurement is conducted through full and open competition, there is a notable commitment to small business participation. Specifically, the agency utilizes Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-asides and maintains a dedicated percentage of awards designated for small business participation. Additionally, the agency occasionally utilizes sole-source justifications when only one responsible source can satisfy specific requirements. Procurement activity is concentrated across several technical domains, with a significant emphasis on industrial and facility-related services. Key areas of specialization include commercial and industrial machinery repair and maintenance, as well as commercial and institutional building construction. The agency also manages requirements for surgical and medical instrument manufacturing, parking lot and garage services, and the procurement of power, distribution, and specialty transformers.