Claudia Ledig

Claudia Ledig supports the procurement mission of the Department of the Air Force under FA5613, managing a diverse portfolio of non-defense-related support services critical to facility and operational readiness. Though her official title is not disclosed, her contracting activities center on sustaining mission-enabling infrastructure through the acquisition of janitorial, maintenance, and ancillary health support services. She ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while prioritizing reliability, continuity, and cost-effective performance across a broad spectrum of non-tactical contracts that underpin day-to-day base operations. Ledig maintains a consistent working relationship with OPTIMUM CLEAN GMBH, a primary vendor providing facility support services. Her contracting patterns reflect a preference for established, non-traditional contractors with proven capacity in institutional cleaning and commercial maintenance, indicating a focus on service quality and operational stability over rapid turnover. Vendor partnerships are typically long-term, performance-based, and aligned with standardized service level agreements, suggesting a deliberate strategy to minimize disruption in mission-critical environments. Her procurement approach shows minimal use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 97.6% of awards issued under open competition and only 2.4% allocated to Local Area Set-Asides under FAR 26.2. This reflects a strategic prioritization of efficiency and scale over targeted socioeconomic preferences, though she remains compliant with all federal small business obligations. Her contracting decisions prioritize capability and continuity rather than socioeconomic categorization. Ledig’s primary NAICS focus includes janitorial services (561720), commercial machinery repair (811310), and miscellaneous health support services (621111 and 621399), indicating a unique blend of facility maintenance and health-related administrative support needs. She procures services ranging from building sanitation and equipment upkeep to non-clinical medical office support, demonstrating expertise in managing complex, multi-domain service contracts that bridge infrastructure and human services in a military operational context.