Curtis Alexander

Curtis Alexander supports the W7MX Uspfo Activity Ca Arng in executing critical procurement functions essential to sustaining Army National Guard infrastructure and operational readiness. Though his formal title is not listed, his role centers on managing acquisitions for maintenance, logistical, and facility support services across remote ARNG installations. He handles a diverse portfolio of contracts including environmental consulting, industrial laundering, warehousing, and specialized facility services, ensuring that training and support sites remain fully operational. His work directly enables mission-critical readiness by securing services that maintain the functionality of military installations under the Department of the Army’s sustainment mandate. Alexander’s contracting patterns reflect a balanced approach to vendor engagement, with no single contractor dominating award activity. He collaborates with a broad spectrum of service providers, including small businesses, environmental specialists, and logistics contractors, fostering competitive, open-market engagements while actively promoting socioeconomic participation. His procurement strategy emphasizes flexibility and responsiveness to the dynamic needs of geographically dispersed ARNG facilities, often requiring rapid mobilization of niche service capabilities. His set-aside preferences demonstrate a strong commitment to small business inclusion, with nearly 57% of awards directed toward small business categories—21.7% to total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5, 21.7% to 8(a) competed contracts, and 13.0% to service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. This reflects a deliberate alignment with federal socioeconomic goals and a strategic effort to broaden vendor diversity in support of national guard sustainment missions. Alexander’s primary NAICS focus includes environmental consulting (541620), industrial laundering (812332), physician offices (621111), employment placement (561311), and general warehousing (493110). These reflect a unique blend of facility support, personnel services, and environmental compliance needs critical to maintaining Army National Guard installations. His expertise lies in procuring specialized, non-combat services that underpin daily operational sustainability across regional ARNG sites.