Darlene M. Davis

Darlene M. Davis supports the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Region 2 Emergency Preparedness mission by managing procurement activities critical to sustaining operational readiness across federal response infrastructure. Though her formal title is not listed, her procurement focus centers on facility support services and mission-critical equipment, ensuring FEMA’s operational sites remain functional, secure, and compliant with federal standards. She handles a portfolio of acquisitions under the FAR, with particular emphasis on service contracts and specialized manufacturing, aligning closely with the agency’s mandate to maintain continuous emergency response capabilities through logistical and environmental support. While specific contractor names are not available, Davis consistently engages with small businesses as the sole source of award, reflecting a procurement strategy fully aligned with FAR 19.5 small business set-asides. Her contracting patterns demonstrate a deliberate and comprehensive commitment to socioeconomic programs, with 100% of her acquisitions reserved for small businesses, enabling broad participation from diverse vendors including 8(a), HUBZone, and women-owned small businesses. This approach reinforces FEMA’s broader equity goals while ensuring agile, community-based supply chain resilience. Her primary procurement focus falls within three NAICS categories: Janitorial Services (561720), Office Furniture Manufacturing (337214), and Industrial Machinery Manufacturing (333316). These reflect a strategic need to maintain clean, safe, and fully equipped operational facilities—procuring everything from commercial-grade cleaning systems to non-wood office furnishings and specialized equipment for emergency response environments. Her technical domain expertise lies in facility sustainment and mission-enabling logistics, ensuring that FEMA’s regional assets remain mission-ready through reliable, compliant, and performance-driven acquisitions.