Brianna Jackson

Brianna Jackson supports the procurement mission of the Pacific Northwest Region (PN 6615) within the Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior, managing acquisitions critical to the construction, maintenance, and modernization of federal water infrastructure. She oversees contracts for civil works projects including dams, canals, hydropower facilities, and shoreline protections, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations and technical standards for water resource management. Her portfolio encompasses engineering services, specialized equipment, and environmental compliance solutions essential to sustaining the region’s water supply and energy systems. Jackson maintains consistent partnerships with key contractors including McKenzie Construction & Site Development LLC, DJ&A, P.C., Inter-Fluve, Inc., and Hoopoe Labs Inc., reflecting a preference for firms with demonstrated expertise in civil engineering, hydrologic modeling, and water infrastructure modernization. Her contracting patterns emphasize collaborative, performance-based engagements with vendors capable of delivering complex, mission-critical services under tight regulatory and environmental constraints. These relationships are characterized by repeat award cycles and long-term technical alignment with the Bureau’s operational needs. Her procurement strategy prioritizes small business participation, with 66.7% of awards structured as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, signaling a strong institutional commitment to socioeconomic contracting. She routinely leverages small business programs to foster regional economic development and enhance competition among qualified vendors, particularly those with niche capabilities in water resource engineering and environmental remediation. Jackson’s primary NAICS focus spans Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing (333996), Landscaping Services (561730), and Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (334519), indicating deep expertise in procuring hydraulic control systems, erosion control solutions, and precision instrumentation for water flow and environmental monitoring. Her technical domain centers on integrating mechanical, environmental, and civil systems to support the reliability and sustainability of federal water infrastructure.