Christopher Jenkins

Christopher Jenkins supports the Department of the Air Force’s FA5215 766 Ess Pkp unit in executing mission-critical procurement activities aligned with airpower readiness and infrastructure resilience. Though his formal title is not listed, his procurement responsibilities center on managing acquisitions for technical infrastructure and workforce development services, ensuring seamless integration of modern communications systems, facility sustainment, and operational training capabilities. He plays a pivotal role in translating mission requirements into compliant, performance-based contracts that uphold Air Force standards for security, reliability, and mission continuity. His portfolio consistently emphasizes complex, multi-disciplinary procurements requiring technical specificity and regulatory precision under FAR and DFARS frameworks. Jenkins maintains a tightly focused contractor ecosystem, primarily partnering with ARCTEC ALASKA JV for specialized infrastructure and logistical support. His contracting pattern reflects a preference for established, mission-aligned joint ventures with proven track records in austere or high-tempo operational environments. While other vendors account for minimal award volume, his approach prioritizes reliability and compliance over broad competition, indicating a strategic reliance on vetted partners with domain-specific expertise in Air Force base operations. A defining feature of Jenkins’ contracting profile is his exclusive use of Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, reflecting a steadfast commitment to socioeconomic contracting goals. All procurements are structured to maximize opportunities for small businesses, ensuring equitable access to high-value, technically demanding contracts without competition from large businesses. This pattern underscores a deliberate policy alignment with Department of Defense mandates to strengthen the small business industrial base. His procurement focus is evenly split between NAICS 237110 (Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction) and NAICS 611420 (Computer Training). This dual specialization reveals expertise in both physical infrastructure sustainment—such as utility systems supporting base operations—and workforce upskilling through technical and cybersecurity training programs. His acquisitions bridge hard infrastructure and human capital development, ensuring that Air Force installations remain operationally viable and personnel are proficient in next-generation systems.