Cory L. Moore

Cory L. Moore serves as a key procurement lead within the Department of the Army, supporting the acquisition of mission-critical aerospace systems and advanced aviation components essential to modernizing U.S. land warfare capabilities. Focused on the development and integration of next-generation aircraft subsystems, Moore manages complex contracts for specialized equipment that enhances battlefield communications, sensor integration, and flight control systems. Their role is central to fulfilling the Army’s strategic imperative to modernize test ranges and sustain operational readiness through cutting-edge technology procurement, ensuring that acquisition timelines align with rapid prototyping and fielding cycles. Moore maintains consistent working relationships with prime contractors including FLUOR INTERCONTINENTAL, INC, KBR SERVICES, LLC, LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION, ARMY SUSTAINMENT LLC, and THE BOEING COMPANY. These partnerships are characterized by long-term, performance-based agreements centered on systems engineering, integration, and sustainment of advanced aviation hardware. The contracting approach emphasizes technical rigor, lifecycle support, and compliance with military specifications, with a preference for established defense industrial base vendors capable of delivering high-assurance components under stringent quality and security standards. There is no set-aside preference in Moore’s procurement portfolio; all acquisitions are conducted as full and open competition. This reflects a strategic focus on technical capability and mission urgency over socioeconomic classifications, prioritizing performance, reliability, and rapid delivery over programmatic diversity targets. The absence of set-asides underscores a procurement philosophy grounded in mission-critical requirements and industrial base readiness. The primary NAICS classification under Moore’s purview is 336413 — Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing — indicating deep specialization in procuring non-airframe aviation subsystems such as avionics interfaces, mission computer modules, flight control actuators, and test instrumentation. Their technical domain expertise lies in aerospace systems integration, electromagnetic compatibility, and ruggedized electronics designed for extreme operational environments, ensuring that procured components meet Army-specific environmental and performance standards.