Birgitta Lapoint

Birgitta Lapoint serves as a secondary procurement specialist within the Defense Logistics Agency’s Energy division (SPE605), supporting the strategic acquisition of critical energy logistics and maintenance services essential to sustaining global military operations. While not the primary contracting officer, she plays a vital role in facilitating contract administration, vendor coordination, and compliance oversight for high-priority energy supply chain initiatives. Her work centers on long-haul fuel transportation and specialized equipment maintenance contracts, ensuring seamless alignment with DLA Energy’s mission of uninterrupted fuel delivery to combatant commands and forward-deployed units. Her procurement activities are closely aligned with two key contractors: Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) and United Capital Investments Group, both of which provide specialized fuel logistics and infrastructure support. These partnerships reflect a focus on global, high-capacity fuel transport and operational readiness support, often involving complex international supply chain coordination. Lapoint’s involvement suggests a pattern of sustained, mission-critical vendor engagement with entities capable of delivering secure, scalable energy logistics under austere conditions. She consistently prioritizes full small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a strong institutional commitment to socioeconomic contracting. All of her supported acquisitions are reserved exclusively for small businesses, reinforcing DLA Energy’s mandate to foster contractor diversity and enhance resilience through broad-based vendor participation. Her procurement focus is concentrated in NAICS 484230 (long-distance specialized freight trucking) and NAICS 811310 (commercial and industrial machinery repair), indicating deep expertise in fuel transport logistics and maintenance of non-automotive energy infrastructure. She supports the acquisition of heavy-duty fuel tankers, mobile refueling units, and industrial-grade maintenance services critical to sustaining forward-operating energy assets.