Charles McClintic

Charles McClintic supports procurement operations for the FA4626 341 Cons Lgc under the Department of the Air Force, playing a key secondary role in managing acquisitions for civil engineering and facility infrastructure sustainment. He contributes to the agency’s mission of maintaining mission-critical physical assets—including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and structural systems—by facilitating contract actions that ensure operational readiness and long-term resilience of Air Force installations. His work typically involves soliciting and administering service and construction-related contracts under FAR Part 36, with a focus on maintenance, modernization, and life-cycle support of facility systems. McClintic maintains consistent procurement relationships with MID MOUNTAIN BOILER AND STEAM, INC., a specialized contractor with expertise in industrial boiler systems and steam infrastructure. His contracting patterns reflect a preference for niche vendors with proven technical capabilities in mechanical and building equipment installation, indicating a reliance on contractors who deliver specialized, code-compliant solutions for complex Air Force facilities. These partnerships are typically long-term and performance-driven, emphasizing reliability and compliance with military construction standards. His procurement strategy reflects an even split between Total Small Business Set-Aside and No Set-Aside actions, demonstrating a balanced approach that prioritizes both competitive small business participation and the need for specialized, non-traditional vendors. This pattern supports socioeconomic goals under FAR 19.5 while ensuring access to technical expertise not always available within the small business base. McClintic’s primary NAICS focus areas—333120 (Construction Machinery Manufacturing) and 238290 (Other Building Equipment Contractors)—reveal a specialization in procuring heavy mechanical systems and integrated building equipment services. He routinely acquires boilers, chillers, HVAC components, and related installation services critical to facility utility resilience, indicating deep domain expertise in mechanical infrastructure sustainment within military construction environments.