Brian D Hebbel

Brian D. Hebbel serves as a Contracting Officer responsible for managing complex procurements aligned with federal public health and technology modernization objectives. In this role, he exercises full contracting authority under the Federal Acquisition Regulation to plan, solicit, award, and administer contracts that support mission-critical government operations. His portfolio primarily centers on professional services, with a strong emphasis on public health program administration and IT infrastructure solutions. Hebbel ensures compliance with statutory requirements while promoting efficiency, accountability, and transparency throughout the acquisition lifecycle. While specific contractor names are not publicly identifiable in current data, Hebbel’s procurement patterns reflect consistent engagement with firms capable of delivering high-capacity computing infrastructure, data processing services, and strategic management consulting. He works with a mix of large-capacity service providers and small businesses, fostering competitive environments that balance technical capability with regulatory compliance. His approach emphasizes performance-based contracting and clear statement of work development to ensure deliverables align with agency outcomes. Hebbel’s set-aside preferences show a strong inclination toward open competition, with 93.8% of awards issued as non-set-aside actions. However, he actively supports socioeconomic programs, allocating 6.3% of his portfolio to 8(a) competed contracts, demonstrating a measured but intentional commitment to small business participation without compromising acquisition flexibility or mission needs. His primary NAICS focus lies in Administration of Public Health Programs (56.3%), reflecting deep expertise in procuring services that support public health surveillance, program management, and policy implementation. He also regularly acquires computing infrastructure and data processing services (518210), alongside management and scientific consulting (541618, 541690), indicating proficiency in integrating technical and administrative solutions to support complex federal missions.