David Han

David Han supports the Farm Production and Conservation Business Center’s real estate infrastructure mission by managing procurement activities critical to securing and maintaining physical facilities that enable USDA field operations across rural and underserved regions. He handles non-residential leasing acquisitions under NAICS 531120, ensuring the agency maintains accessible, scalable, and mission-aligned properties for agricultural outreach, conservation programs, and disaster response teams. His work directly enables the operational footprint of USDA personnel by acquiring long-term leasehold interests in commercial and agricultural support buildings, often in locations requiring strategic geographic placement. Han’s procurement portfolio is anchored by a primary partnership with McKenzie Construction & Site Development LLC, a contractor frequently engaged for site readiness, infrastructure modifications, and facility adaptation services tied to leased properties. He also collaborates with the Foreign Policy Research Institute Inc., indicating engagement with specialized analytical or policy support services related to land use, rural development, or conservation policy alignment. His contracting patterns reflect a preference for established, non-small business vendors, with a focus on turnkey real estate solutions rather than construction or new build projects. Set-aside preferences show a strong orientation toward full and open competition, with 96.4% of awards issued without socioeconomic set-asides. Only 3.6% of contracts are awarded under the 8(a) program, suggesting a deliberate prioritization of mission efficiency and facility readiness over socioeconomic targeting. This pattern indicates a procurement environment where availability, location, and compliance with federal real estate standards outweigh small business participation goals. His technical domain expertise lies exclusively in nonresidential building leasing (NAICS 531120), encompassing lease negotiations, property condition assessments, and facility compliance with federal real property standards. Han specializes in acquiring existing structures for immediate operational use, ensuring seamless integration of USDA services into rural communities through strategic real estate placement.