Chasity Revisky

Chasity Revisky supports the It Contracting Division - PL83 within the Defense Information Systems Agency, playing a critical role in acquiring mission-critical IT services that sustain and modernize Department of Defense information systems. While her formal title is not specified, her procurement activities center on securing custom software development, cybersecurity enhancements, and infrastructure modernization solutions essential to maintaining secure, interoperable defense networks. She manages a diverse portfolio of acquisitions aligned with the agency’s strategic priorities, ensuring compliance with federal acquisition regulations while delivering resilient computing environments for operational readiness. Revisky engages with a broad spectrum of contractors, including specialized IT service providers, software developers, and systems integrators, to fulfill complex technical requirements. Though specific vendor names are not available, her contracting patterns indicate consistent collaboration with firms capable of delivering secure, scalable software solutions and legacy system support. Her working relationships reflect a preference for vendors with proven expertise in defense-grade cybersecurity, cloud enablement, and mission-critical application development, fostering partnerships grounded in technical proficiency and compliance with DoD standards. Her procurement strategy demonstrates a strong commitment to socioeconomic goals, with nearly one-third of awards designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5 and over 16 percent reserved for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. This reflects a deliberate effort to expand opportunities for small, mission-aligned firms while maintaining acquisition agility. The remaining awards are open to all competitors, balancing competition with inclusive contracting practices. Revisky’s primary procurement focus lies in Custom Computer Programming Services (NAICS 541511), with significant activity also in electrical installation, appliance distribution, and event logistics—suggesting a broad operational scope that includes both technical and ancillary support functions. Her domain expertise centers on secure software development and IT infrastructure, with ancillary needs supporting physical and logistical components of defense IT deployments.