Daniel Worel

Daniel Worel serves as a secondary procurement liaison at the U.S. Embassy Vienna, supporting the Department of State’s mission to maintain secure, operational, and compliant overseas facilities. In this capacity, he assists in the planning, coordination, and execution of construction and engineering acquisitions critical to diplomatic infrastructure readiness. His responsibilities include facilitating contract actions related to facility maintenance, utility systems, and building modernization, ensuring alignment with State Department regulations and international operational requirements. He works closely with primary contracting officers to validate technical specifications, manage scope adjustments, and ensure compliance with federal procurement standards for overseas missions. While no primary contractor relationships are currently documented, Worel collaborates with a broad network of U.S.-based and locally engaged vendors specializing in facility services, including general contractors, electrical and plumbing installers, and engineering consultants. His working relationships emphasize performance-based outcomes, adherence to U.S. government construction codes, and compliance with the Foreign Assistance Act and Diplomatic Security standards. He supports vendor onboarding and contract administration processes, ensuring that all contractors meet security clearance and operational readiness thresholds for embassy environments. Worel’s procurement activities reflect a strict preference for open competition, with 100% of acquisitions conducted without set-aside designations. This approach prioritizes broad market access and technical capability over socioeconomic categorizations, consistent with the Embassy’s need for reliable, scalable, and internationally compliant service delivery. While small business participation is not formally incentivized, qualified small firms are routinely considered where their technical expertise aligns with mission-critical requirements. His primary procurement focus lies in NAICS 236118 (residential remodeling), 238210 (electrical contracting), and 238220 (HVAC and plumbing), reflecting the Embassy’s emphasis on infrastructure upkeep and safety compliance. He also engages engineering services under NAICS 541330 to support architectural and systems integration projects. His domain expertise centers on facility sustainment, life-cycle maintenance, and technical oversight of building systems essential to secure diplomatic operations abroad.