Daniel Spaulding

Daniel W Spaulding serves as a Contracting Officer, acting as a primary official responsible for the execution of federal acquisitions. In this capacity, he manages the procurement lifecycle to ensure that agency requirements are met through competitive and compliant contracting actions. His role is central to the agency's mission of securing necessary goods and services through formal solicitation and contract administration. The agency's procurement landscape shows a significant reliance on unrestricted contracting, with a substantial portion of awards being issued without small business set-asides. While specific high-value vendor names are not identified in the current data, the agency maintains a diverse vendor base capable of supporting both large-scale unrestricted requirements and specialized small business set-asides. The agency demonstrates a notable commitment to socioeconomic contracting, particularly through the utilization of Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-asides, which account for a significant portion of their small business participation. While the majority of procurement activity is conducted through unrestricted channels, there is a structured approach to incorporating small business participation, including specific set-asides for service-disabled veteran-owned entities and other small business categories. Procurement activity is concentrated in several key technical domains, with a strong emphasis on facilities maintenance and construction. The agency frequently requires specialized services in plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contracting, as well as commercial and institutional building construction. Additionally, the agency's requirements extend into medical and logistical support sectors, including ambulance services, surgical and medical instrument manufacturing, and courier and express delivery services.