Carley Graham

Carley Graham serves as a procurement specialist within the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service, supporting the Professional Services Schedule (PSS) program. In this role, Graham facilitates the acquisition of specialized technical and operational services critical to federal mission readiness, with a primary focus on fabricated structural metal manufacturing under NAICS 332312. Their work ensures federal agencies gain timely, compliant access to engineered metal components and related fabrication services through GSA’s streamlined scheduling vehicles. Graham manages the full lifecycle of contract actions—from requirement validation and market research to award and administration—ensuring alignment with federal acquisition regulations and PSS program objectives. Graham’s contracting patterns reflect a standardized, non-set-aside procurement approach, with all awards issued under full and open competition. While no specific contractor relationships are identified in current data, the procurement portfolio consistently engages manufacturers and fabricators capable of meeting federal specifications for structural metal products, including custom fabrication, welding, and corrosion-resistant component production. Vendor partnerships are built on technical capability, quality assurance compliance, and adherence to federal standards such as ASTM and ANSI. There is no preference for socioeconomic set-asides; all acquisitions are conducted under full and open competition, reflecting a mission-driven emphasis on technical merit and delivery capability over socioeconomic categorization. This approach prioritizes performance, scalability, and regulatory compliance in meeting agency needs. The primary technical domain centers on NAICS 332312, encompassing the procurement of fabricated structural metal products such as steel frames, trusses, brackets, and custom-engineered components used in federal infrastructure, defense installations, and facility modernization projects. Graham’s expertise lies in evaluating technical submissions, ensuring conformance to federal construction and safety codes, and facilitating the integration of fabricated metal solutions into broader federal capital asset programs.