Brycen Bullard

Brycen Bullard serves as a Purchasing Agent for the W7M5 Uspfo Activity Id Arng under the Department of the Army, where he plays a critical role in executing procurement actions that sustain the readiness and quality-of-life initiatives of the Idaho Army National Guard. He manages a diverse portfolio of acquisitions spanning operational infrastructure and administrative support services, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations and alignment with the agency’s strategic priorities in recreational facility modernization, communication systems, and community engagement programs. His work directly supports the welfare of military personnel and their families through timely, efficient, and mission-driven contracting. Bullard collaborates with a broad network of small business vendors, primarily focused on firms certified under socioeconomic programs, though specific contractor names are not publicly disclosed in current records. His procurement approach emphasizes transparent, competitive solicitation processes that prioritize responsiveness, capability, and compliance with set-aside requirements. He fosters strong working relationships with vendors who demonstrate proven experience in delivering high-quality, mission-critical services under tight timelines and regulatory constraints. A defining feature of Bullard’s contracting profile is his exclusive use of Total Small Business Set-Aside authorities under FAR 19.5, reflecting a firm commitment to maximizing opportunities for small businesses. All of his acquisitions are structured to ensure full participation by small business concerns, with no awards made under unrestricted competition. This consistent application underscores his dedication to socioeconomic equity and the Department of Defense’s broader goals of empowering small business innovation within the defense supply chain. His primary procurement focus lies in two NAICS categories: 331221 (Rolled Steel Shape Manufacturing) and 722310 (Food Service Contractors), each representing 50% of his activity. He regularly sources structural steel components for facility upgrades and contracts with food service providers to support dining, morale, and welfare programs. This dual specialization reveals deep technical familiarity with both industrial manufacturing standards and institutional food service operations, positioning him as a key enabler of physical and human infrastructure for the Idaho Army National Guard.