Chris Moyers

Chris Moyers serves as a WRE Coordinator, playing a pivotal role in advancing environmental and land management initiatives through strategic procurement. In this capacity, Moyers oversees the acquisition of services related to soil preparation, planting, and cultivating operations, ensuring alignment with federal land stewardship objectives. Their work directly supports ecological restoration, habitat enhancement, and sustainable land use across federal properties. Moyers manages the full lifecycle of contract actions—from needs assessment and solicitation development to award and performance monitoring—focusing on outcomes that promote environmental resilience and long-term land health. Moyers collaborates with a diverse network of specialized contractors, primarily small businesses with expertise in ecological services, native plant propagation, and land rehabilitation. While specific vendor names are not disclosed, the procurement pattern reflects a consistent reliance on firms possessing technical proficiency in agronomy, erosion control, and native species establishment. Relationships are built on performance-based outcomes, with emphasis on compliance with environmental standards and adaptive management practices. Moyers demonstrates an unwavering commitment to small business participation, directing 100% of procurements under the Total Small Business Set-Aside authority (FAR 19.5). This reflects a deliberate strategy to empower small, community-based enterprises with the technical capacity to deliver ecological services. No other socioeconomic set-asides are utilized, underscoring a singular focus on broad small business inclusion rather than targeted categories like 8(a) or HUBZone. The sole NAICS focus area—115112 (Soil Preparation, Planting, and Cultivating)—reveals deep specialization in land-based ecological services. Moyers procures labor-intensive, field-based work including site prep, seeding, transplanting, and invasive species removal, often requiring specialized equipment and seasonal timing. Their expertise lies in managing contracts that demand ecological knowledge, site-specific planning, and measurable habitat outcomes, positioning them as a key steward of sustainable land management through targeted, small-business-driven procurement.