Bryan Falcone

Bryan Falcone supports the Defense Logistics Agency’s DCSCO-P New Cumberland in executing mission-critical procurement operations focused on sustaining administrative and logistical readiness across military installations. He manages the acquisition of office and industrial equipment, including printing systems, multifunction devices, and related machinery, ensuring continuous operational support for defense personnel. His work directly enables mission-critical functions by securing reliable, high-performance hardware and services that maintain the efficiency of daily administrative operations within the DoD supply chain. Falcone maintains consistent partnerships with key vendors including TRIDENT E&P, LLC, HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES INC, PARAGON ONE GROUP LLC, CYNERGY PROFESSIONAL SYSTEMS LLC, and ARCHIVE SUPPLIES INC. These relationships reflect a preference for established suppliers with proven capabilities in document management, equipment maintenance, and specialized printing solutions. His contracting approach emphasizes performance-based service delivery, long-term support agreements, and vendor accountability to ensure uptime and compliance with federal standards for defense-grade equipment. His procurement portfolio reflects a strong inclination toward small business participation, with nearly half of all awards structured as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5. While no specific socioeconomic set-aside programs dominate, his consistent use of small business set-asides demonstrates a deliberate strategy to foster competition and expand access for qualified small vendors in the government supply base. Falcone’s primary NAICS focus areas include 323117 (Book Printing), 511210 (Software Publishers), 541519 (Other Computer-Related Services), 322230 (Stationery Product Manufacturing), and 333316 (Industrial Machinery Manufacturing). This reflects deep expertise in procuring both physical consumables and integrated technical services for document workflows, digital archiving, and industrial support systems. His domain knowledge spans print infrastructure, data management systems, and industrial equipment maintenance, positioning him as a key enabler of administrative resilience within the Defense Logistics Agency’s operational framework.