Daniel Dodson

Daniel Dodson serves as a Contracting Officer for FA4427 60 Cons Lgc within the Department of the Air Force, where he manages the acquisition of specialized medical, technical, and demonstration equipment critical to air force training, medical readiness, and public engagement missions. His portfolio centers on procuring electromedical instruments, surgical supplies, analytical laboratory systems, and equipment supporting aerial demonstration programs. Dodson ensures compliance with federal acquisition regulations while aligning procurements with operational requirements across multiple Air Force installations, emphasizing mission-critical capabilities and technical precision in every acquisition cycle. Dodson maintains consistent working relationships with key contractors including CW3RET ENTERPRISE LLC and CALIFORNIA INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES RESOURCES, INC., both of which provide niche expertise in the repair, maintenance, and specialized manufacturing of complex equipment. His contracting approach favors long-term vendor partnerships grounded in technical reliability, responsive service delivery, and adherence to stringent military specifications. These relationships are cultivated through transparent communication, clear performance expectations, and a focus on sustaining mission-essential capabilities over time. A staunch advocate for small business participation, Dodson applies a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside policy across all his procurements, in full alignment with FAR 19.5. He prioritizes socioeconomic programs that empower small businesses to compete for high-impact contracts, ensuring equitable access to federal opportunities while leveraging their agility and innovation. His contracting patterns reflect a deliberate strategy to build a resilient small business base capable of supporting the Air Force’s evolving technical and medical needs. Dodson’s primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 339992 (Musical Instrument Manufacturing) and 811310 (Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance), reflecting his unique specialization in acquiring and sustaining non-traditional but mission-critical equipment—such as audio-visual systems for demonstrations and precision industrial machinery used in medical and technical maintenance. His domain expertise bridges the intersection of aerospace support systems, biomedical instrumentation, and specialized industrial repair, making him a key steward of unconventional yet vital Air Force capabilities.