Courtney W Stallworth

Courtney W. Stallworth serves as a key procurement professional within the Cincinnati Acquisition Division of the Environmental Protection Agency, where they manage the acquisition of critical environmental science and regulatory support services. Responsible for executing complex contracts that enable evidence-based environmental decision-making, Stallworth specializes in securing high-precision analytical instrumentation, environmental consulting, and operational infrastructure services. Their work directly supports the agency’s mission to advance environmental monitoring, risk assessment, and compliance through technically rigorous procurement strategies that align with federal standards and scientific requirements. Stallworth maintains consistent partnerships with a select group of specialized contractors, including BIOSPYDER TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Boh Environmental, L.L.C., VERINA CONSULTING GROUP LLC, and GREENLIFETECH CORP, among others. These relationships are built on sustained performance in delivering environmental testing equipment, laboratory support, and facility modification services. The contracting pattern reflects a preference for established vendors with demonstrated technical competence in environmental science domains, fostering long-term vendor collaboration through task order and indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity mechanisms. Stallworth’s procurement portfolio reflects a 100% non-set-aside approach, with no current preference for 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other socioeconomic programs. While small business participation is not formally prioritized in award structure, all procurements adhere strictly to full and open competition guidelines under FAR Part 6, ensuring technical merit and value-driven outcomes. The primary procurement focus lies within four NAICS categories: 541611 for administrative and management consulting services, 541620 for environmental consulting, 334515 for specialized instrumentation manufacturing, and 238290 for building equipment contracting. These categories reflect a technical emphasis on environmental data collection systems, regulatory compliance tools, and facility upgrades supporting laboratory and field operations, underscoring a deep alignment with EPA’s scientific and regulatory infrastructure needs.