Daniel Perry

Daniel Perry supports critical national security missions within the Department of the Air Force’s FA7022 Amic Det 2 at Patrick Space Force Base, where he manages procurement activities for advanced sensing, geophysical monitoring, and analytical instrumentation systems. His role centers on acquiring high-precision scientific equipment, specialized software for signal exploitation, and laboratory-grade data processing tools essential to defense intelligence operations. He ensures acquisitions align with technical requirements for environmental monitoring, signal analysis, and geospatial intelligence, working closely with engineers and scientists to translate mission needs into compliant, performance-based contract statements of work. While specific contractor names are not currently available, Perry’s procurement patterns reflect a balanced engagement with both large-scale industrial suppliers and innovative small businesses. He cultivates partnerships with vendors capable of delivering custom-engineered hardware, ruggedized sensor systems, and mission-specific data analytics platforms, often requiring stringent certification and validation protocols. His working relationships emphasize technical proficiency, rapid prototyping capability, and adherence to federal acquisition regulations, particularly in complex, low-volume procurement environments. Perry demonstrates a strong commitment to small business participation, with over 42% of his acquisitions structured as total small business set-asides under FAR 19.5. His contracting approach prioritizes socioeconomic opportunities without compromising technical rigor, consistently engaging qualified small businesses in manufacturing, R&D, and professional services categories. This reflects a deliberate strategy to leverage innovation from niche suppliers while maintaining operational readiness. His primary NAICS focus includes 325180 for specialized chemical manufacturing supporting sensor calibration, 333517 for precision machine tool systems, and 541715 for physical sciences R&D, alongside 541990 for technical consulting and 611430 for mission-specific training. These reflect a technical domain grounded in analytical instrumentation, geophysical data acquisition, and scientific support services essential to Air Force intelligence and surveillance missions.