Danielle E Green

Danielle E. Green serves as the primary procurement lead for the Office of the Secretary within the Department of Commerce’s SSSPO, where she oversees the acquisition of professional services critical to advancing data-driven governance and policy analysis. Her role centers on securing expert technical support to inform national economic strategies through high-impact market research, public opinion polling, and digital infrastructure modernization. She manages a portfolio of complex, performance-based contracts requiring specialized analytical capabilities, with a focus on delivering actionable insights to senior leadership. Her acquisitions are strategically aligned with the agency’s mission to enhance public engagement and operational efficiency through evidence-based decision-making. Green maintains a consistent working relationship with CACI, INC. - FEDERAL, the primary contractor supporting her portfolio. Her procurement approach emphasizes long-term, performance-driven partnerships with firms possessing deep expertise in federal analytics and digital services. She engages vendors through competitive sealed bidding and task order mechanisms under GSA schedules and other multiple-award contracts, prioritizing proven technical proficiency and mission alignment over cost alone. Green’s contracting activity reflects a 100% no set-aside preference, indicating a focus on full and open competition to ensure access to the broadest pool of qualified technical talent. While she does not routinely reserve awards for 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB concerns, her procurement strategy remains compliant with all federal socioeconomic requirements and emphasizes merit-based selection. Her primary procurement focus is on NAICS 541519 (Other Computer Related Services), encompassing advanced data analytics, survey methodology, statistical modeling, and digital platform development. She routinely acquires services related to public opinion research, economic forecasting tools, and secure data visualization systems, requiring contractors with demonstrated experience in federal policy environments and compliance with OMB and NIST standards.