Courtney Woodley

Courtney Woodley serves as a key procurement professional within the Norfolk Naval Shipyard Gf, supporting the Department of the Navy’s mission to maintain and modernize critical naval vessels through industrial and engineering services. Responsible for managing complex acquisition programs, Woodley oversees contracts related to ship repair, machinery maintenance, and technical support services essential to fleet readiness. Their work ensures compliance with naval engineering standards and integrates precision maintenance protocols into the shipyard’s operational lifecycle, directly contributing to the extended service life and mission capability of U.S. Navy platforms. Woodley maintains consistent partnerships with a core group of specialized contractors, including G I INDUSTRIAL-MARINE, LLC, OWL INTERNATIONAL INC., and MID ATLANTIC ENGINEERING TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC., among others. These relationships are built on technical expertise in marine systems, precision equipment repair, and industrial leasing services. The contracting patterns reflect a preference for established vendors with proven capabilities in naval-grade fabrication, machinery overhaul, and remediation services, emphasizing reliability, regulatory compliance, and mission-critical performance over broad market competition. Set-aside preferences indicate a strong emphasis on open competition, with 88.2% of acquisitions conducted without socioeconomic set-asides. Nevertheless, Woodley consistently allocates 11.8% of contracts to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, demonstrating a measured but active commitment to small business participation without compromising operational urgency or technical rigor. The primary NAICS focus areas center on Ship Building and Repairing (336611), with significant activity in Other Commercial and Industrial Machinery Leasing (532490) and Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair (811210). This reflects deep expertise in procuring specialized industrial services for naval propulsion systems, control electronics, and heavy machinery maintenance, aligning procurement strategy with the shipyard’s engineering-driven operational requirements.