Briana Mayfield

Briana Mayfield serves as a key procurement professional within DLA Energy, supporting the agency’s mission to ensure secure, reliable, and resilient energy supply chains for U.S. military operations worldwide. She manages strategic acquisitions of petroleum-based fuels and related logistics infrastructure under the Department of Defense’s broader energy security mandate. Her portfolio centers on complex, mission-critical contracts requiring stringent compliance with defense logistics standards, including fuel specification adherence, global delivery coordination, and infrastructure support. Mayfield typically handles sole-source and negotiated acquisitions within the petroleum refining domain, ensuring uninterrupted fuel availability for deployed forces and strategic reserves. Her primary contractor relationships are anchored by long-term partnerships with Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) and United Capital Investments Group, both of which provide specialized fuel supply and logistics services aligned with global operational demands. These relationships are characterized by sustained performance-based contracting, with an emphasis on quality assurance, supply chain integrity, and just-in-time delivery under austere conditions. Mayfield’s procurement approach prioritizes reliability and continuity over competitive bidding, reflecting the non-negotiable nature of energy security in military readiness. Mayfield’s contracting activity reflects a strict preference for no set-aside classifications, with 100% of awards issued under full and open competition. This pattern underscores the specialized nature of fuel procurement, where only a limited number of global suppliers meet the technical, security, and scale requirements necessary to support DoD operations. While small business participation is not formally targeted, her work remains compliant with all federal acquisition regulations governing socioeconomic programs. Her procurement expertise is concentrated exclusively in NAICS 324110—Petroleum Refineries—where she oversees the acquisition of refined petroleum products, fuel additives, and associated storage and distribution infrastructure. This deep specialization in fuel refining and logistics enables her to navigate complex technical specifications, environmental compliance standards, and international supply chain protocols critical to sustaining combatant command operations.