Danielle Dellisola

Danielle Dell Isola serves as a primary contact within the procurement process, contributing to the agency's mission through the management of various acquisition requirements. Her role involves facilitating the procurement lifecycle to ensure the agency meets its operational and technical objectives through structured contracting actions. The agency's contracting landscape is characterized by a heavy reliance on full and open competition, with the vast majority of its procurement activity conducted without set-aside designations. While the agency maintains a presence in the broader marketplace, there is a minimal footprint of small business participation through FAR 19.5 set-asides, representing a very small fraction of the total contracting volume. The agency's procurement focus is heavily concentrated in specialized manufacturing and industrial components. Technical requirements frequently center on the acquisition of miscellaneous general-purpose machinery and industrial instrumentation used for measuring, displaying, and controlling process variables. Additionally, the agency procures critical hardware including bare printed circuit boards, gaskets, packing, and sealing devices, as well as various metal valves and pipe fittings. This indicates a technical domain expertise rooted in industrial manufacturing and precision componentry.