Beverly P. Johnson

Beverly P. Johnson serves as a Contract Specialist within the Incident Support Section (ISS70) of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where she plays a pivotal role in executing mission-critical acquisitions that sustain emergency response and recovery operations. She manages the full lifecycle of contracts for services essential to operational continuity during domestic disasters, including logistics, facilities support, and management consulting. Her work directly supports FEMA’s mandate to deliver life-sustaining resources and maintain infrastructure resilience under austere conditions, ensuring timely procurement of capabilities that enable rapid deployment and survivor assistance. Johnson’s contracting portfolio reflects a strategic emphasis on small business participation, with nearly half of her awards designated as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, and a significant portion allocated to 8(a) competed contracts. She actively cultivates partnerships with certified small disadvantaged businesses, demonstrating a consistent commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals. Her approach prioritizes competitive pathways that expand vendor diversity while maintaining mission readiness, fostering strong relationships with firms capable of delivering agile, scalable support in high-pressure environments. Her procurement focus centers on NAICS 541611 (administrative and management consulting), 561210 (facilities support services), and 484220 (local specialized freight trucking), reflecting her expertise in securing operational enablers such as logistics coordination, site management, and transportation services critical to incident response. She routinely procures technical consulting to optimize field operations and ensure compliance with federal emergency protocols. Her domain expertise lies at the intersection of emergency management logistics and administrative support services, with a proven ability to align contracting strategy with the dynamic, time-sensitive needs of disaster-affected communities.