Cree Prevost

Cree M. Prevost serves as a Procurement Technician within the U.S. Forest Service’s Region 5 Pacific Southwest Region, supporting the agency’s mission to sustain forest health, enhance wildfire resilience, and maintain critical public land infrastructure. In this role, Prevost facilitates the execution of acquisition actions for professional services, environmental remediation, and specialized technical support, ensuring compliance with federal procurement regulations and alignment with ecological stewardship goals. They work closely with program managers to translate operational needs into solicitation requirements, manage documentation for competitive procurements, and coordinate contract administration for low-to-mid-tier acquisitions across diverse technical domains. Prevost collaborates with a broad network of vendors, primarily small businesses and technical service providers, to fulfill the agency’s operational demands. While specific contractor names are not disclosed, their procurement patterns reflect consistent engagement with firms offering scientific consulting, ecological restoration, and environmental compliance services. Prevost fosters transparent, compliant vendor relationships grounded in competitive bidding and clear performance expectations, ensuring accountability and mission alignment across the contracting lifecycle. A strong advocate for small business participation, Prevost consistently prioritizes socioeconomic set-asides, with nearly 70% of acquisitions designated for total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. Additional awards support service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, reflecting a deliberate commitment to inclusive contracting. Their approach aligns with federal mandates to maximize opportunities for disadvantaged entrepreneurs while maintaining rigorous standards for deliverables and compliance. Prevost’s procurement focus centers on NAICS codes 541990 and 541690, reflecting a specialization in professional, scientific, and technical consulting services for ecological management. Secondary emphasis on remediation services (562910) and motor vehicle manufacturing (336211, 336320) indicates support for infrastructure maintenance and fleet modernization. This technical domain expertise enables effective sourcing of environmental analysis, habitat restoration, and utility infrastructure services essential to sustaining national forest systems.