Baisy Lanzo

Baisy Lanzo serves as a key procurement professional within the W2SD Endist Philadelphia office of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, supporting critical civil infrastructure and maritime engineering missions essential to national defense readiness. Responsible for managing complex acquisitions in coastal resilience, dredging, and military installation construction, Lanzo oversees contracts that ensure the operational integrity of vital ports, waterways, and shorelines. Their work directly enables the Army’s strategic priorities in maintaining navigable waterways and protecting coastal infrastructure through large-scale engineering and construction initiatives. Lanzo maintains longstanding partnerships with industry leaders such as Boh Environmental, CONRAD SHIPYARD, HDR ARCHITECTURE, BUCHART HORN, and NORFOLK DREDGING COMPANY, reflecting a preference for experienced, technically capable contractors with proven expertise in maritime construction, environmental remediation, and naval facility engineering. These relationships are characterized by consistent recompetition and performance-based contract awards, indicating a focus on reliability, regulatory compliance, and technical proficiency in high-stakes federal projects. While the majority of procurements are open to full and fair competition, Lanzo demonstrates a deliberate commitment to small business participation, with approximately one-third of awards structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. This pattern reflects a balanced approach to leveraging capable small firms while maintaining access to specialized large-capacity vendors for mission-critical work. The procurement portfolio is heavily concentrated in Ship Building and Repairing (NAICS 336611) and Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220), with significant activity in Engineering Services (NAICS 541330) and Remediation Services (NAICS 562910). This technical focus underscores deep expertise in naval infrastructure modernization, environmental compliance, and the integration of civil works with military operational requirements.