Cynthia White

Cynthia White serves as a key procurement lead within the W7N7 USPFO Activity WV ARNG, supporting the West Virginia Army National Guard’s operational readiness through the acquisition of life support, infrastructure, and mission-critical services. She manages a diverse portfolio of contracts focused on facilities maintenance, logistics support, and essential services required during training cycles, mobilizations, and community engagement events. Her role ensures that personnel have access to lodging, food, childcare, and utility infrastructure, aligning procurement activities directly with force sustainment objectives under Department of the Army directives. She routinely handles service-based acquisitions under FAR Part 12 and Part 37, with emphasis on performance-based contracting and outcome-driven deliverables. Cynthia maintains a consistent working relationship with Eagleview Dirtworks LLC, a primary contractor for earthwork, grading, and site preparation services critical to maintaining training facility integrity. Her procurement approach favors long-term, performance-based vendor partnerships that prioritize reliability, rapid response, and compliance with military construction standards. She engages contractors through task order mechanisms under IDIQ vehicles and frequently leverages blanket purchase agreements to streamline acquisition cycles for recurring needs. A strong advocate for small business participation, Cynthia consistently structures procurements with a 73.7% total small business set-aside rate, reflecting a deliberate strategy to maximize economic opportunity within the region. She actively promotes Women-Owned Small Business participation at 10.5%, while maintaining a disciplined balance between set-aside and open competitions to ensure competitive integrity under FAR 19.5. Her procurement focus centers on NAICS 324110 (petroleum refining support), 212321 (construction aggregate mining), 237130 (power and communication line construction), and 541614 (logistics and process consulting). These reflect a technical domain expertise in energy infrastructure, site development, and operational logistics—domains essential to sustaining readiness in remote and austere environments.