David Hague

David Hague serves as a procurement lead within the PBS Regulated Utility Procurement Division of the General Services Administration, where he oversees the strategic acquisition of natural gas distribution services to support federal facility operations nationwide. His role is central to the agency’s mission of decarbonizing federal infrastructure through reliable, cost-effective energy solutions. Hague manages complex, long-term contracts under Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) and other performance-based mechanisms, focusing primarily on natural gas supply, infrastructure modernization, and demand-side efficiency enhancements. He ensures compliance with federal energy mandates while advancing resilience and sustainability goals across the federal estate. Hague maintains collaborative relationships with regulated natural gas utilities and energy service companies that specialize in infrastructure upgrades and fuel supply assurance. His contracting approach emphasizes performance-based outcomes, requiring vendors to demonstrate technical proficiency in gas distribution systems, metering technologies, and compliance with pipeline safety standards. He routinely engages with investor-owned utilities and municipal gas providers with proven track records in federal service delivery, fostering partnerships grounded in reliability, regulatory alignment, and operational continuity. Hague’s procurement activities reflect a strong preference for open competition, with 100% of acquisitions conducted without set-asides. While he does not prioritize socioeconomic categories such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB programs, his approach ensures full and fair competition among qualified natural gas providers, aligning with the agency’s mandate for system-wide reliability over socioeconomic targeting. His technical focus is exclusively on NAICS 221210—Natural Gas Distribution—where he procures wholesale and retail gas supply, pipeline interconnect services, metering upgrades, and demand management solutions. He possesses deep expertise in utility regulatory frameworks, gas commodity markets, and the integration of gas infrastructure with broader federal energy efficiency initiatives, ensuring that procurement decisions directly support the nation’s transition to low-carbon federal operations.