Curtis Bisgard

Curtis Bisgard serves as a Mechanical Engineer within W071 Endist Omaha under the Department of the Army, where he plays a pivotal role in the technical evaluation and acquisition of infrastructure systems critical to military readiness. His responsibilities include specifying, reviewing, and overseeing mechanical engineering requirements for hardened facilities, utility corridors, and support systems essential to nuclear deterrence and base modernization programs. Bisgard bridges engineering expertise with procurement processes, ensuring that contract deliverables meet stringent DoD performance, safety, and sustainability standards. He typically manages complex acquisitions involving HVAC systems, thermal control infrastructure, fluid transport networks, and mechanical integration for mission-critical facilities. Bisgard maintains consistent working relationships with a core group of specialized contractors, including JOHN BOWMAN, INC., PAF ELECTRICAL, INC., HENDRICKSON TRANSPORTATION LLC, PERINI MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC., and WASHINGTON EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. These partnerships reflect a preference for vendors with proven experience in defense-grade mechanical systems, heavy industrial fabrication, and military infrastructure construction. His procurement approach emphasizes collaboration with contractors who demonstrate technical proficiency in military-spec compliance, field installation under austere conditions, and lifecycle maintenance support. Bisgard’s contracting portfolio is fully aligned with small business set-aside policies, with 100% of his acquisitions designated for total small business participation under FAR 19.5. This reflects a deliberate and sustained commitment to fostering economic opportunity among small, agile firms capable of delivering specialized mechanical solutions. His pattern of awarding contracts exclusively to small businesses underscores a strategic emphasis on innovation, responsiveness, and regional economic impact within the defense supply chain. While NAICS data is not currently available, Bisgard’s technical domain centers on mechanical systems for defense infrastructure, including climate control, piping, structural support, and integrated mechanical utilities. His procurements consistently target high-reliability, mission-essential components requiring compliance with Army Corps of Engineers standards and military construction codes.