Bokyoung.kim

Bokyoung Kim serves as a contracting professional within the 0906 Aq Co Contracting Bat, a unit of the Department of the Army responsible for sustaining and modernizing U.S. military infrastructure overseas. In this role, Kim manages acquisitions critical to operational readiness, including facility construction, utility system upgrades, and the procurement of modular, resilient structures for high-priority theaters. Their work directly supports the agency’s mission to maintain and enhance combat-ready infrastructure through timely, compliant contracting under FAR and DFARS frameworks, with a focus on rapid deployment and long-term maintenance solutions. Kim’s procurement portfolio is dominated by a primary relationship with PYUNGTAEK ENVIRONMENT CO., LTD, indicating a consistent reliance on this vendor for specialized infrastructure services. While the majority of contracts are awarded through full and open competition, Kim maintains a stable network of smaller vendors, each contributing under 0.5% of total activity, suggesting a preference for targeted, niche expertise rather than broad vendor diversification. The working relationship with PYUNGTAEK reflects a pattern of repeat engagement, likely driven by technical specificity and performance reliability in overseas environments. Set-aside preferences show a balanced approach, with 33.3% of awards designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a deliberate effort to incorporate small business participation. The remaining 66.7% are awarded without set-asides, indicating flexibility to meet urgent operational needs while still prioritizing socioeconomic goals where feasible. Kim’s contracting focus spans three distinct NAICS categories—611420 (Computer Training), 332439 (Other Metal Container Manufacturing), and 813110 (Religious Organizations)—each representing 33.3% of activity. This unusual distribution suggests procurement activities may include training for military personnel on infrastructure systems, specialized metal fabrication for modular units, and support services tied to morale, welfare, and recreation programs on overseas bases, reflecting a complex, multi-domain operational support mission.