Connie L. Johnson

Connie L. Johnson serves as a Purchasing Agent for W076 Endist Little Rock under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, where she manages the acquisition of critical environmental and infrastructure support services essential to maintaining federal water resource and recreation sites across Arkansas. Her procurement responsibilities center on sustaining public access to lakes and reservoirs through the timely execution of service contracts for janitorial, landscaping, waste management, and light construction activities. Johnson operates within the broader mission of ensuring operational readiness and environmental compliance at Army-managed facilities, relying on a structured acquisition process aligned with FAR guidelines and agency-specific directives. She maintains established relationships with key contractors including Pegasus Support Services LLC, BL Harbert International LLC, RLC LLC, Boh Environmental, L.L.C., and Endeavor Initial Outfitting, LLC, reflecting a preference for experienced service providers with proven capabilities in environmental operations and facility maintenance. Her contracting patterns demonstrate a balanced approach, engaging both large-capacity vendors for complex, multi-site services and smaller firms for specialized or localized tasks, fostering a collaborative and performance-driven vendor ecosystem. Johnson’s procurement strategy reflects a deliberate equity in set-aside utilization, with approximately half of her acquisitions designated as Total Small Business Set-Asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a strong commitment to socioeconomic contracting. This balanced approach ensures robust small business participation while maintaining operational flexibility through open competitions when necessary. Her primary technical focus lies in NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services), which accounts for the majority of her portfolio, underscoring her expertise in facility services and hygiene compliance. A secondary but significant focus on NAICS 221121 (Electric Bulk Power Transmission and Control) indicates her involvement in critical infrastructure support, including power distribution systems at remote recreation sites. This dual specialization positions her as a key operator in integrating environmental stewardship with essential utility services across federal lands.