Dan McCloskey

Dan McCloskey serves as a Senior Subcontract Administrator, responsible for overseeing the negotiation, administration, and compliance of subcontracting arrangements across complex federal procurement programs. In this role, he ensures alignment with FAR and agency-specific subcontracting requirements, safeguarding prime contractor obligations while promoting transparency and accountability in the flow-down of contractual terms. His work is critical to maintaining the integrity of the acquisition lifecycle, particularly in high-complexity, multi-tiered supply chains involving specialized engineering and support services. He routinely manages subcontracts for technical systems, fabricated components, and mission-critical support functions, acting as a key liaison between prime contractors and their tiered vendor networks. McCloskey collaborates closely with prime contractors across diverse industries to establish compliant, performance-driven subcontracting plans. He works with a broad spectrum of vendors—including metal fabricators, electrical component manufacturers, and specialty contractors—ensuring adherence to quality standards, delivery timelines, and regulatory compliance. His approach emphasizes proactive risk mitigation and continuous monitoring of subcontractor performance, fostering long-term partnerships built on accountability and mutual compliance. His procurement patterns reflect a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of his acquisitions conducted under non-set-aside authorities. While he does not prioritize socioeconomic set-asides such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB, he maintains rigorous oversight of all subcontractor certifications to ensure eligibility and compliance when small business participation occurs organically through prime contractor initiatives. McCloskey’s primary focus lies in NAICS categories 335999 (miscellaneous electrical equipment), 238290 (other building equipment contractors), and 332999 (miscellaneous fabricated metal products), reflecting deep expertise in procuring custom-engineered components, electrical systems, and specialized building infrastructure. He also supports procurement in fire protection (922160) and general support services (561990), demonstrating a technical understanding of both hardware and operational support requirements across mission-critical domains.