Rebecca M. Graham

Becky Graham serves as a key procurement professional within the Public Buildings Service (PBS R10, Code: 47PL04) under the General Services Administration, where she manages acquisitions critical to the modernization and maintenance of federal facilities. Her work centers on delivering safe, secure, and energy-efficient workspaces through strategic construction and infrastructure upgrades, with a particular emphasis on historic and high-visibility federal buildings. She oversees the full lifecycle of construction-related contracts, from solicitation and evaluation to award and administration, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and alignment with PBS’s mission of sustainable facility stewardship. Becky cultivates collaborative relationships with a diverse pool of contractors specializing in commercial and institutional construction, electrical systems, and building envelope services. She works closely with small and mid-sized firms capable of executing complex renovation projects, often coordinating with prime contractors and specialized subcontractors to ensure technical compliance and project integrity. Her procurement approach prioritizes performance-based outcomes, rigorous contractor vetting, and long-term facility lifecycle considerations. A strong advocate for socioeconomic inclusion, Becky consistently structures procurements to maximize small business participation, with over 83% of her contracts set aside for small businesses under FAR 19.5. She actively promotes HUBZone contracting, allocating approximately 12.5% of opportunities to firms in historically underutilized business zones, reflecting a deliberate strategy to stimulate economic development in distressed communities while ensuring access to qualified local talent. Her technical expertise is concentrated in NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction), with significant activity in electrical installation (238210), painting and wall covering (238320), and building equipment systems (238290). She routinely procures services involving structural upgrades, MEP retrofits, historic preservation compliance, and water/sewer infrastructure improvements, demonstrating deep familiarity with federal construction standards and the unique challenges of maintaining legacy federal assets.